and we are absolutely scandalous that they're going to desecrate franco's tomb a leader like franco who is so loved by the people in the international community franco came to power in 1939 after emerging victorious in the spanish civil war during his author a tarion rule which lasted almost 4 decades hundreds of thousands of political dissidents were executed imprisoned or went missing. this quiet cemetery outside madrid is the new resting place for franco's remains authorities hope this more humble setting will put an end to the glorification of the dictator and finally bring justice to the victims of his dictatorship. champions league football now and we're halfway through the group stage wednesday nights much as sore defending champions liverpool defeat belgian side gang but napoli stayed top of group b. with a win over salzburg boss alone of the slavia prague to lead group af because dortmund lost to enter milan leipzig defeated senate in group g. chelsea tops group h. after its win over x. y. little and valencia played to a draw in that match at leipzig the hosts came from behind

the spanish dictator francisco franco died 44 years ago.h is a national monument — to a family vault at a cemetery in madrid. these are the pictures. the coffin was put into a helicopter. only a priest, forensic expert, justice minister, and 22 descendants were allowed to attend the event. a crane was needed to lift 1,500 kilograms of concrete that covered the coffin. this is the valley of the fallen — for franco supporters, it has been a shrine and place of pilgrimage. more than 30,000 bodies from both sides of the spanish civil war are still buried there. prisoners of war were made to help build the monument. this is the cemetery — north of madrid where has been reburied next to his late wife. and here you can see protesters outside the cemetery — franco supporters are angry about the reburial — as are local residents. the relocation of franco's remains fulfils a pledge of the socialist government. it said spain should not continue to glorify a fascist. here's the acting prime minister today. translation: the mausoleum of the valley of th

new burial site a lower key state cemetery outside been dred where francos wife is also buried. there more supporters had gathered to show their allegiance to the dictator some expressed fascist sympathies and offered insults to the interim socialist prime minister pedro sanchez whose government has ordered the move. in a statement sanchez said the relocation of the body was a step towards reconciliation. so. this decision puts an end to a moral affront such as the glorification of the figure of a dictator in a public space step has been taken towards reconciliation that can only rest in the democracy and freedom that we all share but the much to various reasons some 32 percent of people in spain do not agree with the decision with some praising the generals grandson who came for the burial and others offering prayers to franco after a bloody civil war that claimed the lives of 500000 people franco still it seems has the power to divide his country even from beyond the grave. in football news the europa league group stage resumed on thursday night when does neither side front fo

next umed relocated and remarried easier than laying to rest the legacy of franco for good. i'm told me a lot of both thanks for joining us at nato headquarters they have a problem with one of their own defense ministers have been discussing turkey's actions in northern syria in the last 2 weeks in a highly unusual event turkey a nato member is now closely can. liberating in syria with a nato rival russia moscow and ankara have joined forces to drive kurdish fighters out of northern syria until recently the region was controlled by the kurds who were backed by the us president trump withdrew american troops that decision cleared the way for the turks to move in. to. moscow is the new puppet master in syria russia's defense minister talks with the head of a kurdish militia there and it's clear who's giving the orders. that's the reality facing nato defense ministers scrambling to catch up with the political reality of post-war syria and more to the point the west's role there. there are different views. on the allies as stated in the meeting also views which are publicly no i

the francisco franco foundation gets public money, and franco's family tried to stop the big summation. they actually appealed to the european court of human rights. brent: the faculty things are happening speaks to the fact that not a lot of time has passed. does bingo really still have supporters? >> yes. the spirit of francisco franco is still alive nowadays in spain. what do i mean? we saw today fascist flags. they are legal in spain. fascist songs. also people supporting him and wanted to praise him today with fascist salutes. for all this time, for these 40 years, 44 years he was in the valley of the fallen, some supporters went there. we are talking about a really polarized society. brent: there was this valley -- they were afraid this valley where his remains were would become a tourist attraction for the far right. they want that to end now. can we also talk about the start of a new era in spain? >> the big summation of franco that happened today is actually only the tip of the iceberg. spain has still a lot of work to do to deal with his past. we are talking about a country t

it overcame a legal challenge from the franco family, which opposed the process. challenge from the francoenge from the franco family, which opposed the process. i feel rage, it has been used as propaganda and publicity for the next elections. franco's remains have been flown by helicopter to a cemetery on the outskirts of madrid, where they will be reburied in a family plot later today. more now on our top story, the deaths of 39 people, thought to be chinese, found in a refrigerated trailer in essex. ahmad al—rashid knows of the dangers and risks of travelling across continents in the back of a lorry. he left syria in 2015, making it to britain after 55 days. he told us his story. i mean, thejourney itself was a long journey, almost 55 days, crossing, you know, starting from the borders of syria to the united kingdom. it involved crossing many borders but also, like, seas, you know, and land borders. this is calais port. the most difficult and most dangerous part was in france, in calais, because this is where lots of criminal activity was going on. so you are talking about calais and du

exuded relocated and reburying easier than laying to rest the legacy of franco for good. it's good to have you with us at nato headquarters they have a problem with one of their own defense ministers are discussing turkey's actions in northern syria in the last 2 weeks unprecedented events. turkey a nato member is now closely collaborating in syria with a nato adversary russia must have joined forces to drive kurdish fighters out of northern syria until recently the region was controlled by the kurds who were backed by the us that is until president trump withdrew american troops that decision cleared the way for the turks to roll into syria. a russian patrol winds its way through the syrian town of commish lee on the border with turkey only weeks ago u.s. forces patrolled here now the guard has changed. russian forces share control of the border with turkish troops and with the syrian army in a buffer zone that is 30 kilometers deep. ass and they serve some us in brussels secretary general yan stoltenberg welcomed the arrangement the result of a deal between russian pres

and we are absolutely scandalous that they're going to desecrate franco's tomb a leader like franco who is so loved by the people in the international community franco came to power in 1939 after emerging victorious in the spanish civil war during his author a tarion rule which lasted almost 4 decades hundreds of thousands of political dissidents were executed imprisoned or went missing. this quiet cemetery outside madrid is the new resting place for franco's remains authorities hope this more humble setting will put an end to the glorification of dictator and finally bring justice to the victims of his dictatorship. it's to brad now in what appears to be one of the worst human trafficking crimes in the years 39 people have been found dead in a truck container on the outskirts of london that vehicle was discovered at an industrial park the drivers there arrested on suspicion of murder police say the container where the victims were found traveled to the u.k. from belgium. in the beginning of the cut far there is nothing unusual about this cargo truck parked an industrial estate in the t

until it finally happened vaccination the francisco franco. it gets public money so it exists stream rides and family tried to sell his explanation they actually appealed to the european court of human rights. the all these things are happening it speaks to the fact that not a lot of time really has passed those. really still have supporters yes we've seen that today the spirit of francisco franco is still alive nowadays in spain and what i mean with the spirit we saw today fastest flocks they are legal in spain songs always a people that were supporting him and wanted to pay tribute to him today with fastest . and for all this time for this 40 years 44 years that he was in the valley of the fall and some support us went there to bring flowers to pray to or to dictate or so we're talking about a really polarized society not everybody crazy free to this is this valley where his remains were was going to become almost like. they wanted to end now. can we also talk about the start of a new era in spain well the reason franco has happened today is

and we are absolutely scandalous that they're going to desecrate franco's tomb a leader like franco who is so loved by the people in the international community franco came to power in 1939 after emerging victorious in the spanish civil war during his author a tarion a rule which lasted almost 4 decades hundreds of thousands of political dissidents were executed imprisoned or went missing. this quite cemetery outside madrid is the new resting place for franco's remains authorities hope this more humble setting will put an end to the glorification of the dictator and finally bring justice to the victims of his dictatorship. the international judo federation has banned iran indefinitely until its athletes are allowed to face israelis in competition a suspension had already been imposed on the iran federation last month the ban comes after saeed mole i was pressured by his country's judo officials to lose his world championship semi final bout rather than risk facing an israeli opponent while i walked off the iranian team in tokyo in august protest iran has $21.00 days to appeal the suspen

the reminds of francisco franco the military leader who ruled spain for 36 years of being from the state more civilian he's being reburying alongside his wife in the cemetery north of the capital madrid franco the spine from the end of the civil war in 1939 until these do it $975.00 so you're going to go is outside the nigger rubio's cemetery just north of madrid the remains of francisco franco have now been interred next to that of his wife at a cemetery just outside of madrid now this brings about a kind of symbolic and to the franco era in spain and also the end of spain's transition to democracy according to the government here spanish prime minister pedro sanchez wanted this to be done with urgency family of franco however pushed back in a legal case but it went all the way up to the supreme court supreme court itself ruled unanimously in favor for the exhumation to take place now while this does heal some kind of divide in spain which has been raging for decades there are still politicians who are big caring about the issue conservative and far right politicians say that this will

well today we've seen the images of people screaming lonely franco of course there are people who are still praise his rule after these images but they're an exception this is to be more of an emotional reaction to a very poor raise an issue that of the c. word in franco's dictatorship those who could he says a move mrs sara lee frankel supporters of a opposed looking back into the country's past spain's path towards a democratic system also live to many of the rituals victim be hand in what have all of the country defense we read in its history to acknowledge this the other half is not comparable with fees in this troubling to is the reburying also met lee bell i mean when we're talking about reconciliation is it is it likely to help push the country closer toward. it doesn't it seems so easy there we burial doesn't change the fact that thousands of his victims are still waiting for justice and many people just do not know what happened to some member of the family who disappeared one day and he says that this is happening just before the elections and after the different political f

now the remains of francisco franco the dictator who rules pain for 36 years of being examined from the state mausoleum they'll be reburied alongside his wife in a cemetery north of the capital madrid franco led spain from the end of the civil war in 1939 until his death in 1975 let's go to our correspondent sagna guy you go she's joining us live from the spanish capital 44 years since franco died so why now sonia. well quite simply it's because the current prime minister better son shit head of the acting socialist government made it a prominent part of his election campaign and also. an actual point of action he said that he would do this once he said he would do this then there came legal challenges from franco's own family which then went all the way up to the supremes court last month the supremes court ruled unanimously that the exhumation could take place and therefore set about the process of doing that while the family of franco still continues to insist that it would try and challenge will find a challenge somewhere is possible to do it it is going ahead this and already the p

now the remains of spanish dictator francisco franco have been moved from a mall's only into a small family crypt 4 decades after he was buried franco ruled for 36 years after a civil war in which about 500000 people died so newquay get reports of mudslides cemetery north of the spanish capital madrid from on high the helicopters descended to collect the remains of francisco franco. in life he was known for his iron clad rule who saw his own leadership as a catholic crusade in death he became a relic of autocracy a figure of times past and a reminder of a troubling era. it was a monument to a man who dominated 20th century spain built on a site that holds one of the biggest mass graves in europe it became known as the valley of the fall and constructed by the forced labor of political prisoners at the time franco is family had resisted the spanish government's decision to move his coffin but despite the pressure from rightwing groups spain's supreme court ruled that the exhumation had to go ahead. as i thought a motion. it took a lot to get rid of the repressive regime tightness almo

the remains of spanish dictator francisco franco have been moved from a morsel eum to a small family crypt 4 decades after he was buried franco ruled for 36 years after a civil war which about 500000 people died so new going to report the cemetery north of madrid from on high the helicopters descended to collect the remains of francisco franco. in life he was known for his iron clad rule who saw his own leadership as a catholic crusade in death he became a relic of autocracy a figure of times past and a reminder of a troubling era. it was a monument to a man who dominated 20th century spain built on a site that holds one of the biggest mass graves in europe it became known as the valley of the fall and constructed by the forced labor of political prisoners at the time franco is family had resisted the spanish government's decision to move his coffin but despite the pressure from rightwing groups spain's supreme court ruled that the exhumation had to go ahead. as i thought a motion. it took a lot to get rid of the repressive regime tightness almost as long to get rid of its artifice o

it overcame a legal challenge from the franco family, which opposed the process.emetery on the outskirts of madrid, where they will be reburied in a family plot later today. supporters gathered near the cemetery on the outskirts of madrid to voice their opposition to the exhumation. they looked on as his body was brought in to be reburied in the family plot. historical memory campaign is the more needs to be done to address the legacy of franco, but for now, this marks a major shift in spain's handling of its divisive past. the rescue services in scotland have praised a ten—year—old boy who scrambled down a ravine in argyll to help his mother after she slipped and fell more than 300 feet while they were out on a family walk. the boy managed to ring for help and was able to tell paramedics where she had fallen on the mountain. james shaw reports. in darkness and harsh weather, a rescue is happening on a scottish mountain. she's been packaged onto the stretcher, and you can see the winchman from the helicopter managing the stretcher, and then the lift as the helicop

the franco family were not allowed to drape his coffin in the nationalflag.y. not his relatives, though. they tried to stop this exhuamation in the courts and lost their final appeal last month. they made clear their enduring loyalty. but franco's grandiose public resting place has come to symbolise something discordant in a modern democracy — the lionising of a dictator. he was, until they lifted him away today, the only one of the 20th century's fascist leaders to retain such posthumous acclaim. even so, many here opposed this exhumation. norberto pico, of the nationalist spanish falange party, accused the socialist government of rewriting history. but to the victims of franco's dictatorship, his vast public tomb was an offence, glorifying fascism. its immense basilica was hollowed out of solid rock by the forced labour of republican prisoners. one who survived the labour camps that helped to build it told me, "this place should now be allowed to fall quietly into dereliction". the building is a monument to the victory of a crusade. the wounds of the civil

the franco family were not allowed to drape his coffin in the nationalflag.sowning his legacy. not his relatives, though. they tried to stop this exhuamation in the courts, and lost their final appeal last month. they made clear their enduring loyalty. but franco's grandiose public resting place has come to symbolise something discordant in a modern democracy — the lionising of a dictator. he was, until they lifted him away today, the only one of the 20th century's fascist leaders to retain such posthumous acclaim. even so, many here opposed this exhumation. norberto pico, of the nationalist spanish falange party, accused the socialist government of rewriting history. but, to the victims of franco's dictatorship, his vast public tomb was an offence, glorifying fascism. its immense basilica was hollowed out of solid rock by the forced labour of republican prisoners. one who survived the labour camps that helped to build it told me, "this place should now be allowed to fall quietly into dereliction". the building is a monument to the victory of a crusade. the w

actor james franco faces a class-action lawsuit.are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "los angeles times" reports two actresses are suing actor james franco, his business partners, and his now-defunct acting and filmmaking school for alleged sexual exploitation. the former students say franco intimidated women into performing explicit sex scenes on camera and then stockpiling the footage. they also claim that franco sought to create a pipeline of young women who were subjected to his sexual and financial exploitation. the actor's attorney says the claims are ill informed and have already been debunked. >>> "people" says the country's first flu death of the season has been reported in new mexico. state health officials say a 90-year-old woman from the albuquerque area died. last year there were more than 61,000 flu deaths in the u.s. it was also the longest flu season in a decade lasting from november to april. the cdc recommends that people get a flu vaccine by the end of october if it is to be the most effective

one of the stories to bring you the remains of the spanish dictator francisco franco have been exempt from the state more psyllium franco ruled the country 36 years after a brutal civil war in which an estimated 500000 people lost their lives he has been read buried in a private ceremony alongside his wife in a family crips just north of the capital madrid the government says it hopes the exhumation is a step towards reconciliation as an end to the glorification of the country's fascist past so again go has more now from the cemetery just north of madrid the remains of francisco franco have now been interred next to that of his wife at a cemetery just outside of madrid and now this brings about a kind of symbolic and to the franco era in spain and also the end of spain's transition to democracy according to the government here the spanish prime minister . wanted to be done with urgency family of franco however pushed back in a legal case but it went all the way up to the supremes court supreme court itself ruled unanimously in favor for the exhumation to take place now while this does

a the helicopters descended to collect the remains of francisco franco. in life he was known for his eye and had rule who saw his own leadership as a catholic crusade in death you became a relic of autocracy a figure of times prost and a reminder of a troubling era. it was a monument to a man who dominated 20th century spain built on a site that holds one of the biggest mass graves in europe it became known as the valley of the fall and constructed by the forced labor of political prisoners at the time franco is family had resisted the spanish government's decision to move his coffin but despite the pressure from rightwing groups spain's supreme court ruled that the exhumation had to go ahead. as i thought a motion. but it took a lot to get rid of the replacing of regime which has taken us almost as long as to get rid of its artificial republic hommage there is room for all kinds of opinions on when to carry this out into the water each one with its own criteria with the government to spain amounts to would do it in the moment it was possible to do so lit

but plenty more ahead on the news hour including the remains of spain's general franco moved after years of controversy over where he's buried. international calls for children to exercise restraint as a violent crackdown leaves several protesters dead and sport time for once makes a spectacular return to action in japan. the 1st 9 people were found dead in the back of a container truck in england are believed to be chinese nationals the bodies were found on wednesday at an industrial estate in essex east of london a northern irish man arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody let's go to our correspondent he's joining us live from london if they are chinese law and does it add any clarity to what their journey might have been. well yes possibly you know obviously a lot of supposition but a lot of people are supposing that they might well have been weak as obviously persecuted by the chinese state there's a we get the ministry of refugees already in turkey and there are over ground roots from the european union other bulgaria or northern greece and other places clearly we

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they claim franco intimidated his students into sexual situations.oth women attended franco's school. he has not yet commented on the lawsuit. however he has previously called similar accusations inaccurate. >> 4:56 and remember when the raiders suddenly traded defensive star khalil mack to the bears? it may be hard to forget. >> the raiders takemack and the bears across the pond in england. they traded mack before the season started last season. so a win this sunday would make them 3-2 and that might help because they won't play in front of their home fans again until the first sunday in november. the sharks will hit the ice tonight for the home opener. they're hosting the golden knights. fans will remember their loss ie wednesday and beat the sharks 4-1 in sin city. puck drops tonight at 7:30. we're hoping for a very different outcome. >> coming up on today in the bay, back in court. proceedings begin for the new trial in the deadly warehouse fire. up next the key issue the judge is expected to hear today. >> as we get a live look outside in fremon

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long live spain long live franco they chanted. the body was then carried by military helicopter to the new burial site a lower key state cemetery outside been treated where francos wife is also buried. there war supporters had gathered to show their allegiance to the dictator some expressed passion sympathies and offered insults to the interim socialist prime minister pedro sanchez whose government has ordered the move. in a statement sanchez said the relocation of the body was a step towards reconciliation. so. this decision puts an end to a moral affront such as the glorification of the figure of a dictator in a public space step has been taken towards reconciliation that can only rest in the democracy and freedom that we all share but at the much for various reasons some 32 percent of people in spain do not agree with the decision with some praising the general's grandson who came for the burial and others offering prayers to franco after a bloody civil war that claimed the lives of 500000 people franco still it seems has the p

now the remains of francisco franco the strong man who rules spain for 36 years have been exuma from the state more than liam will be roberto longside his wife in a cemetery north of the capital madrid franco led spain from the end of the civil war in $1039.00 until his death in 1975 percent of the jaeger joins us live now from bangor rabu sana so we understand the explanation has now been completed just talk us through what's been happening. well now that the remains of being placed on the helicopter which is then we go in to fly over to the location of the cemetery them and go to the cemetery where i'm currently standing outside it's short should be approximately about 15 minutes by helicopter there the family will also be convening there as well at the meeting point and that will be some kind of. procession of cars which will have the family members there followed by following the remains of franco then there will be a ceremony. at this cemetery here where there will be a mass said and then the remains buried that is the extent of which is going to what is actually going to be hap

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the remains of spanish dictator francisco franco have been exiled from a state muslim and moved to a private family vault the rebel follows a lengthy legal battle between his family and the socialist government which argued franco's grandiose varial site had no place in democratic spain. this is d.w. news from berlin. the world. of turkey has put us in a terrible situation that's what the u.s. secretary of defense said today at nato headquarters in brussels the question on everyone's minds what to do about turkey and the kurds what to do about turkey and the russians russian troops will soon patrol syria's northern border making turkey yet another nato member with musk ale's military muscle just an arm's length away i'm bored golf in berlin this is the day. look up and very candid about this turkey put us all in a very terrible situation the direction of turkey with regard the alliance is heading in the wrong direction. on any number of issues we see them spinning closer to russia's orbit there is a new situation in terms of explaining ourselves and being understood remotely as we se

and the remains of spanish dictator francisco franco have been examined from a state mausoleum and moved to a private family vault in a cemetery near madrid it follows a lengthy legal battle between the government and his family who oppose that move franco ruled spain from 939 until his death nearly 4 decades later. china's foreign ministry has confirmed reports by british police that the 39 people found dead in a truck container near london on monday were all chinese nationals police say they have secured a warrant to question the driver for another 24 hours he was arrested on suspicion of murder but no charges have yet been made the investigation has also led to raids on 2 homes in northern ireland britain's national crime agency says it's working to find out whether organized crime groups are involved. it's britain's largest murder investigation in the years police are still trying to piece together what happened to the $39.00 bodies found in this truck. it's also a tragedy which has touched many in this community. i'm completely and utterly shocked and devastated but that's actually

exhumation to take place and then a set of legal battles which were put forward by the family of franco then went all the way up to the supremes court the supreme court and just last month the ruled unanimously in favor for the exhumation to take place and so on this thursday morning already the exhumation has just about big gone the coffin the grave where francisco franco is buried is now starting to be opened up there is also a forensic scientist at hand as well together with the family to check to see what kind of condition the remains are if they are if it is in poor condition then they will be checked before being transferred to another coffin and then brought to.

will be read buried his body has been moved from a shrine that critics say glorifies franco's victory in the spanish civil war instead of honoring its victims franco ruled spain from 1939 until his death nearly 4 decades later the. supporters of bolivian president evo morales and his main rival have clashed in the city of santa cruz what alice is accused his opponent of trying to stage a coup mason says bolivia's president presidential election last weekend was undermined by a gigantic. british media are reporting that the 39 people found dead in a truck container near london on monday or chinese nationals police are still questioning the truck driver who was arrested on suspicion of murder the investigation has also led to raids on 2 homes in northern ireland britain's national crime agency says it is working to identify whether organized crime groups might be involved. it's britain's largest murder investigation in years police are still trying to piece together what happened to the $39.00 bodies found in this truck. it's also a tragedy which has touched many in this community. and