by doing that, there's this consequence of overview effect which branson comes back to.hich is that you go to space and look down on the earth, you see there are no divisions, there's no race, no ethnicity, et cetera. you sort of come back with a renewed purpose of trying to solve the problems in this world. that's sort of the ethos guiding branson threw the venture. >> how do you see the private industries, specifically virgin galactic, playing a role and helping in some way with the space for that the president is hoping could be established by 2020? >> i mean, what space force will do and what those capabilities are remain very vague at this point. and obviously with military already doing in space or going to be doing in space in the near future will remain deeply classified and what not. some of the -- there have been some statements over the course of the past few years, the air force chief of staff said a couple of years ago that branson -- if branson's suborbital model was proven and became successful that the notion you could put an american special operations t

why not branson?ichard: i was 15 years old, 16 years old, we were sitting in the basement with a bunch of girls. we were throwing out ideas. we got down to either slipped disc records, because of the black records, vinyls, that had the scratches, or virgin. one of the girls laughed and said, we are all virgins, you are a virgin at business, why don't you call it virgin? david: did she get a finder's fee or not? richard: i don't know. if she is out there, i would be delighted to give her one. but it is very fortunate because we have gone into so many different sectors and businesses. we have been virgin in all of these different sectors. slipped disc airlines would not have been good. david: you started a record company, and initially it is a record retailer, right? richard: initially it was a mail order, selling records much cheaper than anyone else had done. we were the first people to sell records at a discount. so there was a mail order strike for six weeks, so we went looking for a very cheap musi

it reminded me of richard branson many hands. it reminded me of richard bra nson many years hands. reminded me of richard branson many years ago taking virgin back into private hands because he found dealing with shareholders and investment banks... not the pressure but he found he could do what he wa nted but he found he could do what he wanted with his company. elon musk is going through a similar pain journey. elon musk is a very prickly character. telling reporters they asking stupid questions... investors asking stupid questions... investors asking stupid questions. he was thinking of taking tesla private. he has rowed back on that but there have been so many short sellers, a quarter of shares... not that long ago but it was a full time period. they have apparently made money from it. it almost seems that his comments have not quite worked but backfired. it will be interesting to see what happens with tesla because it is an interesting and well watch brand. the product is good but the issueis brand. the product is good but the issue is profitability. the times of india on the

of fighters in syria why does the pastor branson is really important for americans we can not understand that maybe because this is related to. american elections coming elections in november but in there and. you know we're exempt any threats from any country because there's interbank of the country and we have you know there's a d.p. story in there and i think they will negotiate with americans and they will. find a solution. now it's been almost seventeen years since the united states began its battle against the afghan opium trade billions of dollars have been spent during that time but what results of actually being seen it was a lot of spin taking a closer look. this is what an opium poppy looks like just ahead of these is enough to produce enough heroin to keep an addict on the needle for more than five years now that i have your attention in afghanistan in the past year alone poppy cultivation levels swelled by over sixty percent record of more than three hundred thousand hectares with a farm gate value of almost one point four billion dollars this is the main revenue stream for

to free branson that they have to face the consequences tariffs is one tool to do this and as the u.s. president tries to squeeze president anyone into doing what he wants joint i'd like to turn back to you because we heard erica won you know blaming the turkish economy's woes on the west but the turkish currency has been taking for months we have to mention i mean investors really concerned because inflation is at nearly sixteen percent but the central bank is reluctant to raise rates in response which is something that you would normally see a central bank do what is anyone's way forward here. well you're right i mean basically this is what vessels have been saying it's a slow motion train crash has been waiting to happen for a long time the trigger is tensions with the us but underlying it are these financial imbalances inflation is double digit it is expected to get a lot higher because of these massive growth spending the target of one is currently engaged in a policy that he reiterated he will continue to do and there and vesta say until interest rates go up this currency crisis

the back they say you have one pastor as well meaning delenn give him to us then we will try him branson and give him to you what is that if not hostage diplomacy is not how all of this diplomacy my friend what is it that branson offering in exchange is accused and the indictment is there if you have if you spare five minutes to read the indictment you will see what kind of accusations there are in the indictment it is a poorly judicial process it is not a politically motivated process so why are you offering to trade to know we didn't we never offered you get no we didn't give us a pastor back nor have the one we are given to us we never try and we're given to you he never did that but when that there are agreements with between the countries including between turkey and the united states actually to extradite the people or to exchange of the prisoners to two sometimes when the prisoner a sentence for instance you can send him or her to. her or his host countries these are the agreements it can happen but if you're offering manicuring or we had we didn't offer an i am telling you that t

why not branson? richard: i was 15 years old, 16 years old, we were sitting in the basement with a bunch of girls. we were throwing out ideas. we got down to either slipped disc records, or virgin. one of the girls laughed and said, we are all virgins, you are a virgin at business, why don't you call it virgin? david: did she get a finders fee or not? richard: i would be delighted to give her one. it is very fortunate because we have gone into so many sectors. slipped disc airlines -- david: you started a record company, and initially it is a retailer, right? richard: we sold records much cheaper than anyone else had done. there was a mail order strike for six weeks, so we went looking for a very cheap music store on oxford street. david: then you started filling virgin megastore's. you have a lot of stores in the u.k. and other places. how many did you have at one point? richard: we had 300 mega stores around the world at all the major places, new york times square. at the heyday of when music was tr

actually if you have bigger problems than this branson pastor branson trial but this is some kind of symbolic issue between the two countries and this. doesn't affect a lot of stock issues for american economy but over this i am proud economic problems in turkey especially. lira against the law or issue it affects of will because the cost of turkish give us what otherwise there is no effect because these two ministers have no any connection any financial issue in america or united states and also. to american ministers nothing in turkey that's right this is a. symbolic issue back to this is the you know people love to make sure between turkey and united states related to syria today to fight a lot to learn issues it comes from you know mostly from ninety's after iraq invasion by americans than a serious problem and then. you know make of the united states to be y. d. or p. k. k. in syria these kind of things are more important issues as well especially a coup attempt by fattah like you learn but this is the tip of their problems i think and that's how many points right yeah double th

united states is the fact that in april twenty sixth you're arrested an american missionary andrew branson apparently to hold a bargaining chip unless and until the u.s. extradite school and the reason we know that is because you know that this is what's how this is what you're this is what your president admitted in the speech last autumn he said about the americans give us the pass the back they say you have one pastor as well meaning delenn given to us then we will try him branson and give him to you what is that if not hostage diplomacy is not of this diplomacy my friend what is it then ransom the offering an example is accuse and the indictment is there if you have if you spare five minutes to read the indictment you will see what kind of accusations there are in the indictment it is a poorly judicial process it is not a particularly motivated process so why are you offering to trade to know he didn't we never offer you get no we didn't give us a pastor back no have one we are given to us we never try and give him to you he never did that but when that there are agreements between bet

the latest effort by the trumpet administration to get ankara to release an american pastor and to branson is accused of helping a group which the turkish government says was behind a failed coup attempt the democratic republic of congo's health ministry has confirmed four cases of a bullet in the northeastern city of goma the ministry says there is no evidence linking these cases to the recent outbreak that killed thirty three people. the remains of what north korea claims are more than fifty u.s. soldiers who died during the korean war six decades ago have arrived back on american soil a ceremony has been held in the u.s. state of hawaii to mark the arrival. our nation has worked tirelessly to keep our secret promise to leave no man behind. while several hundred of the missing fallen . have been returned. for more than a decade as a result of north korea's nuclear threats and escalations search and rescue and recovery efforts have been suspended. until today. california's governor is pledging to spend whatever it takes to contain the wildfires sweeping the u.s. state eight people have be

all the years dig his heels into his current position which is that there can be no solution pastor branson is not released immediately body has done also another thing year is denied any on the way out for president added on if turkey and now you know left to do the duty these past two bronson than president would look defeated so a diplomatic solution should be sit within these parameters pastor branson should be released and the united states in return should your president add on it would not make this look like a defeat for him. as far as the opposition is concerned clearly one would assume that the opposition is going to capitalize on this in fact the c.h.p. that is the main opposition has said this that the turkish lira is loss of value is a result of wrong political decisions made by the ruling party. r t how will the opposition be capitalizing on the situation the opposition is saying that the loss of the euro is a result of the wrong political decisions made by the ruling party well the main opposition party leadership crosses itself into a position within the party is seeking. le

the lira and the turkish economy are just collateral damage trump wants to see the pastor andrew branson free and until he does not get it what do you want in regards to his going to write pressure on turkey our very own social months in new york thank you very much. president nicolas maduro says the from now on than a cheap fuel will only be available to people with a special government aid carty so-called fatherland card for years to governments of the academically ravaged country has have only subsidized petrol to a voracious black market in oil smuggles to neighboring countries like colombia the caribbean until now any driver of could fill the tank of a small ass-u. the nine thousand times for the price of a copy of a coffee in a swell us opposition says the government's new fuel card is a tool for controlling people. it was a year ago that germany's second largest airline at the time then had to file for bankruptcy be the bridging loan of one hundred fifty million euros in taxpayers' cash the german government kept the ailing airline aloft for an extra two months critics of that mov

imposing higher tariffs specifically to get this pastor from branson, from turkey. do you agree?i would hope we can move forward and have the pastor released. i do not know whether this complies with 232 or not. might be resulting within litigation with the larger issue . >> has congress been exercising a check and balance question mark >> i have tried. i am there's -- the sponsor of the resolute -- the resolution makinghouse regarding sure we protect our intelligence agencies. i support the mueller investigation. i think it should reach its conclusion and i -- we will see what happens when that occurs. when theppens president continues to tweet about it being a witchhunt and how does that undermine the credibility of results that could come out of mr. mueller's investigation? the am the sponsor of legislation that protects that investigation. i was the first member of the republican side of the house to call for jeff sessions to recuse himself in this matter. >> we hear time and again that ultimately, voters will use their pocketbook. do you feel pretty good about their pocket l

president trying to impose sanctions on turkey because of its refusal to allow an american pastor andrew branson to return to the u.s. try and strengthen the sanctions in a twitter announcement which adds insult to injury in turkey's growing economic crisis. turkey accuses brunson of espionage and terrorist activities despite sustained economic growth the lira has lost more than a third of its value the turkish population is bearing the brunt. of course where frayed our income has less worth and prices are rising for food too that's worrying fear the turkish finance minister promised state influence on the central bank would be diminished in a bid to win back investor confidence but it's unclear whether this will have a calming effect on the markets. german chancellor angela merkel is in spain today for informal talks with spain's prime minister petro as with migration likely to dominate the agenda the two leaders meeting at sanchez's holiday residence in the south of the country and recent spying has become the preferred route for migrants trying to reach europe. italy tightened restrictions on

branson,ect to pastor president trump said it has to happen.rick us president is not known -- the turkish president is not known to back down. onur: that is true, the turkish notident has said they do take orders from u.s. officials, thet is yet to be seen if pastor can be sent home but there is no evidence so far that will happen soon. the lira is sinking to record lows in bond yields are rising to record highs. how long can turkey see this through? onur: the outlook for turkish outlets -- alex have been grim the continued tension of pastor branson, creating complications for the turkish economy. one obvious casualty is turkish inflation, already three times higher than the official target of 5%. corporate's, who have borrowed heavily in the past, are finding it harder to repay their debts because of the lira is depreciation. it is difficult for turkish economy and companies. david: thank you, onur ant from is simple today. another set of sanctions in the united states when the united states banned exports to russia in the range of products. t

attempted coup the president trump on the other hand is worried about this man he was fast and through branson seen here in turkey last week as he was transferred from prison to house arrest three months after the attempted coup bronson was arrested on charges of terrorism we've seen no evidence that pastor bronson has done anything wrong and we believe he is a victim of unfair and unjust attention by the government of turkey. the u.s. government blames the turkish justice and interior ministers for bronson's incarceration those ministers u.s. assets have been frozen and in turn foreign ministry said that the threat of sanctions from the usa would not remain without consequence and. an outdoor way is looking to make its waterways more green the country has been investing in the development of battery powered and autonomous navigating ships launching more zero emission vessels is also part of a national push to save norway's famed fiords. this boat may not look so impressive but she could be the future of the shipping industry. the seven metre long plywood prototype called land can operate auto

jeff bezos of blue origin, richard branson who runs virgin galactic and bob bigelow. we'll get to see if private industry can restart the space race and do it better and faster than the government did. jeff locke is in chicago, home of boeing on the money to be made. whether we see the space force the present from his talk about get folded in here? reporter: i think that could happen. i applaud you for making this lead story because i think it's a cute story. it's what they call today a new era in us space travel. back in 1966 at the height of us spending on this we spent almost 5% of our budget on space trav travel. now we spent less than half a% but, as you report, can we do better now? today announced the four crews, four two-man cruise, two-person cruise i should say, they're not all men, that will now going to space again from a us launch rocket, commercial rocker. let's listen to these folks were excited about what is coming in us space travel. >> been able to launch to the international space station from us soil, i can't imagine a better honor. we are ready. >

pastor andrew branson seen here in turkey last week as he was transferred from prison to house arrest three months after the attempted coup in dance and was arrested on charges of terrorism we've seen no evidence that pastor bronson has done anything wrong and we believe he is a victim of unfair and unjust detention by the government of turkey. the u.s. government blames the turkish justice and interior ministers for branson's incarceration those ministers u.s. assets have been frozen and in turn foreign ministry said that the threat of sanctions from the usa would not remain without consequences. you're watching t.v. news still to come on the program we meet syrian refugees living in fear and lebanon beirut says that it is ready to send many of them home just by the risk to their lives. but mark coming up after a short break i'm sara kelley in for lent i hope to see you can see. the sapphire ranch in madagascar are. gender hunters work for starvation wages. risking their lives in a legal minds. driven by poverty in dallas is destroying the environment and the consequences are devasta

not scientists but we hear nothing about him so is there more really than just the fate of pastor branson that is at stake here yeah i mean we haven't heard. the trumpet ministration talk about sarah connor who is the nasa scientist as you said it's all turkish and american citizens let's put this into perspective you know and they're up to twentieth century the united states and turkey had very much a a relationship based on geopolitics where it was on a wide perspective and they looked at what is going to benefit both countries what you've seen over the past two weeks flare up precisely between tromping ever wants the individuals and cells is two individuals who are teaching cheap political shots domestic points the the the plane for releasing it into bronze and was really it's really upset me for to appeal to donald trump's conservative christian base here in the united states and it's precisely what we don't hear not only about the nasa scientists but we also don't hear about the three turkish nationals that are being held the three turkish nationals that have been working at u.s. con

vice president mike pence tweeted, "pastor andrew branson incident and in an instant man held in turkeystice demands that he be released. turkey would do well not to test president trump's resolve to see americans who are wrongfully imprisoned in foreign lands return talk to the united states." turkey accuses brunson of espionage following a 2016 coup attempt and has detained him for nearly two years. >> translator: there is a judicial process in turkey, and you must respect it. the judiciary will determine steps within the framework. >> last week of the trump administration announced it would double tariffs on turkish steel and aluminum imports. turkey responded today announcing additional tariffs of up to 130 percent on american imports, likewise, alcohol, and appliances. this diplomatic and trade fight and inflation and massive indebtedness and turkey have worried investors. this would come as currency value against the dollar hit an all-time low. now its ally, qatar, has helped stabilize a turkish lira. pledging $15 billion today indirect investments. to speak of u.s. officials say

and scientists but we hear nothing about him so is there more really than just the fate of pastor branson that is at stake here yeah i mean we haven't heard. the trumpet ministration talk about sarah connor who is the nasa scientist as you said it's all turkish and american citizens let's put this into perspective you know and throughout the twentieth century the united states and turkey had very much a a relationship based on geopolitics where it was on a wide perspective and they looked at what is going to benefit both countries what you've seen over the past two weeks flare up precisely between tromp an error once the individuals and cells is two individuals who are teaching cheap political shots domestic points the the the plane for releasing it into bronze and was really it's really up to the form to appeal to donald trump's conservative christian base here in the united states and it's precisely what we don't hear not only about the nasa scientists but we also don't hear about the three turkish nationals that are being held the three turkish nationals that have been working at u.s.

made this branson issue will be tribal issue an american strike to oppress turkey you know to negotiate the other things this is a speck out of the hell out of the problems with the in america and turkey especially footlocker moment and all sorts of. fighters in syria why does the pastor bronson is really important for americans and we cannot understand that maybe because this is related to. the american elections coming elections in november but india and turkey never accept any threats from any country because there's interbank of the country and we have you know listen to peace story india and i think they will negotiate with the americans and they will. find a solution you're tuned in to our team to nashville more great programs right ahead . when lawmakers manufactured him sentenced him to public wealth. when the room in classes and project themselves. to win the primary go around the liberals only the one percent told. to ignore middle of the room signal. to leave the room the real news is the a. move. on our child's seemed wrong wrong when all we're all just all. in the world is

steven abe branson is a vice dean. >> is this a game changer? >> i think it is. i think we'll change the way medical schools deal with tuition and change the profile of the doctors that go into medicine. >> reporter: making the field more diverse by eliminating the $55,000 a year tuition, a huge relief for ariana winchester. >> walking around every day with six figures of debt is incredibly scary. >> reporter: that's what most med students face after typically four years of study. the association of american medicine college says 72% of this year's class graduated in the red with a median debt of $195,000. by reshaping students' balance sheets, nyu hopes to reshape the profession. >> we will open up areas of medicine that students because of the debt may not be entering. >> reporter: such as? >> primary care, pediatrics, the so-called lower paying specialties. >> reporter: winchester has always been interested in medicine. her mom taught american sign language and her dad is deaf. >> i grew up using american sign language and deaf culture was a big part of my lif

. >> reporter: deputy branson watson responded alone to a tense domestic violence matter in florida.pp b higgs she shouted that alquisiras hit her, motioning to her arm. he grabs her. the deputy tases him in the back. police say al ka sears would not put his hands behind his back. after being told multiple times to stop he kept reaching for the deputy's taser. the body camera appears to show alquisiras becoming combative and not complying with the officer. >> i don't care if you shoot me. if you shoot me, it's the last thing you're going to do. call your amigos. call your amigos. >> chill out, buddy. >> reporter: watson pleads with the children to go inside. >> go inside, go inside. >> reporter: as the situation goes out of control, watson tases him again before firing his gun. >> if he loses his firearm, he's dead and everybody else is dead, and we trained if you lose your taser, you have to transition to your firearm. >> the sheriff also tweeted that deputy watson did everything he could to try and convince this man to stop fighting. watson joined the force in 2015. he was placed o

fighters in syria why does pastor branson is really important for americans we can not understand that maybe because this is related to. american elections coming elections in november but india and turkey you know are exempt any interests from any country this is interbank of the country and we have you know as a v.p. story india and i think they will negotiate with americans and they will. find a solution. it's been almost seventeen years since the united states began its battle against the afghan opium trade billions of dollars have been spent during that time but what results have there been. been taking a closer look. this is what an opium poppy looks like just ahead three of these is enough to produce enough heroin to keep an addict on the needle for more than five years now that i have your attention in afghanistan in the past year alone poppy cultivation levels swelled by over sixty percent a record of more than three hundred thousand hectares with a farm gate value of almost one point four billion dollars this is the main revenue stream for the taliban's war against the us for

. >> reporter: attorney frank branson showed the jury parts of our cbs news investigation including this 2016 report where a jury awarded the rivera family more than $124 million for a similar crash that left their son with brain damage. >> i'm angry that i feel like we were never given a chance to make the decision for ourselves. i wish i had seen that piece six months before our accident happened because i would have started asking questions about my own car. >> reporter: our investigation identified more than 100 cases where seat back collapses resulted in serious injuries or death, mostly to children in the back seat, but seats in cars meet or exceed federal standards for seat strength that date back to 1967, standards even a banquet chair could pass. carmakers have known about the collapses for decades. >> it's time to step up, make a decision. this is unacceptable. >> reporter: because of our investigation several members of congress have called on nhtsa to change the seat back strength standard. the agency consistently maintained it lacks sufficient evidence to take action, but ha

and one of those backing alex all the way is virgin founder sir richard branson.e to move the world to a world that's powered by clean energy. and so if we can come up with an exciting way to try to get people involved in moving to clean energy, so much the better. what more exciting way to be than really exciting motor racing taking place in cities all over the world? all of the big car manufacturers are getting behind formula e and that's because as well as the race on the track, they're also competing to develop their own electric cars. jaguar is one of the first teams in the championship to bring one out. what's really exciting is this year, we launched... the car that will have a range of around 400 miles. it's part of the technology we developed in our risk are we it to consumers to try and enjoy. it's a really aggressive racing environment. we're pushing the boundaries and the technology to the limit. what we learned here was a bulimic cars that drive more efficiently and faster, more enjoyably for consumers. that's really key. from a consumer point of view

point so we can get on to those more important issues and nearer just a yes or no question if pastor branson is released tomorrow do you think things would come down it's very unlikely that pastor wright's will be released and i don't mean any church less regulations are are broken to a point where the repair is going to take a considerable amount of time thank you very much we have reached the end of this show so thanks to our guest robert pierson was getting at that man and. better astley and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time i was visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from me had out there had meat and a whole team here in the house by for now. a firebrand. and went to talking about passing the women's liberation. saying victory for anybody sexual assault continues an iconic feminist and seminal writer i'm waiting for solution yes we need to do something well to waste. i

body is treating his country on fairly now for more on this let's bring in our correspondent paul branson frankfurt paul howes that threat going down in frankfurt financial industry. chris of investors here in frankfurt are getting annoyed at these power displays from the u.s. especially since that claim of unfair treatment is nonsense if you really look at it the u.s. wins most of the cases that it brings to the w t o and this by come complained over complained over complained about the body still keeps bringing cases new cases to it just a couple of days ago about russia terrors that were imposed on the u.s. so the picture may not be as grim as donald trump would like to make it look but still what would happen if the u.s. followed through on the idea of leaving the w t o. well the w t o is kind of a fragile body it is the only body the international community has for trade and it's based on this idea from one thousand nine hundred four where everyone sat together in america show one table and said you know let's agree on this set of rules that will all follow if someone breaks that rul

things easy the most urgent disagreement has been is the tension of an american pastor named and dr branson who is on trial on terrorism charges there is a currency crisis kind of promoted by the geopolitical risks which is obviously used by the american foreign policy decision makers another factor is turkey's unwillingness to. during the recent u.s. sanctions against iran turkey buys energy from iran along with russia and as a feature now the crisis is being felt a quote with the master selling of shares in european banks would generally have bigger exposure to the turkish kaname the dispute was supposed to ease as delegates from both sides gathered in washington this week but it didn't and it went to went further turks say the united states is trying to beat them with a financial stick and some even believe it's just a political move by present trump head off november's critical election now it's a question of how turkey will handle all these pressures while its currency is at ten all time scene up to solo al-jazeera a stumble. a u.s. jury has ordered the makers of a controversial weed k

branson opens the gates in mexico saying he's the deputy head of state of what is for them the true. just off the international border normally i would ask you for your passport but we will let you slide today. but yes this is our mission the mission of hawaii. for over twenty years brandon and his people have been fighting for an independent hawaii three from the united states. they've been given land in the jungle at the foot of the mountains eighty four people live in the settlement which has its own government and is tolerated by the u.s. . a lot of hopes up and on brandon by those who want to preserve their language identity. so like i'm the next generation of them so i have a responsibility to to take on you know the rest of us because this is this is a place where we we feel we can truly be hawaiian you know this is where we feel safe this is where we feel at home this is this is where we feel like our ancestors and everything is with us you know this is takes our mind set off of what happened to us in one thousand nine hundred three and takes us back to that time. devoted pal

and richard branson recently came out favor of it mark zuckerberg these are people who own mass amounts of capital and u.b.i. would be a way for them to somewhat quell the dissent of. impoverishing the working class that are getting fed up with being taken advantage of it's kind of a band-aid it may be a step in the right direction and depending on how it's implemented i may support it as a as a reform but it's not necessarily our ideals. speaking of figures that you would respect. or you a fan of bernie sanders campaign. you know he voting for him in the primary he did win michigan. but he's definitely not my ideal candidate. but you know in politics we're not giving we're not given our ideal choices. on august thirteenth and sam louis arizona just over the border from mexico a car was pulled over leaving a vacant k.f.c. restaurant now this. sat off drugs and stiffing dogs which led to the discovery over a million dollars worth of cocaine methamphetamine era when and the deadly fenton oh and while this story should end there and horribly dado horribly dangerous drugs up the street it w

pastoral branson is an evangelist christian country i understand that the people the. inner cabinet of presidents or close associates of president terms are all almost all of them are evangelists and there is elections to be held in the united states on november the fourth i think. because of this it has gained. domestic political dimension unnecessarily and they cannot step back from this either yeah shi'a cash for much hackish foreign minister thank you for joining us on r.t. . french m.p.'s warn they're sickened by us high street fashion giant gap showing a young muslim girl wearing a headscarf thousands of people have now signed a petition demanding up end the campaign back to school campaign was shot in new york but when gap kids publish the photos and videos on its french social media site it sparked a massive outcry muslim clothing is a divisive issue in france with his job star head coverings banned in schools the country is the killer a city or separation of state and church is enshrined in the constitution or is the u.s. first amendment guarantees freedom of