susan: alexander, what can you add? alexander: i agree with that. i think dean heller in nevada is considered the most likely democratic pickup. after that, i think arizona is seen as the next strongest pickup. the key factor in those two states is they are a large hispanic population. of course president trump has run a very divisive public campaign against illegal immigration. democrats feel that this helps them a lot with hispanic voters. those are states with large hispanic populations. we will see if that is the case. that would be something i wanted to hear from mr. van hollen about. will trump hurt republicans in the states? that is one of the most interesting questions. host: what role will super pac's play this year? nicholas: [laughs] a large one. there will be a ton of money flooding in competitive states all over the country. we were talking about this before. we started speculating about whether or not it will matter, because the republicans and democrats seem to have so much cash on their respective sides. i think in the house, it may

alexander: how so? sen. van hollen: the helped us last year on some fundraising efforts and initiatives. we welcome his participation. in these races as a dscc seat. as i said, every senate candidate will decide in conversations with president obama whether it makes sense for him to come to their state. host: we are at the halfway point. nicholas: let's talk about bret kavanaugh to the supreme court. when president trump announced his nomination, there was all kinds of addictions about how it might affect the midterm elections. it might motivate democratic voters to come out if he was confirmed before the election. it might motivate republicans if he was held up. it is now looking like he is on track to be confirmed before november 6, barring some unexpected disclosure. how in that scenario do you foresee his nomination and the change in the bounds of liquid -- balance of the court playing out in the ballot box? are there states where it matters more than it does in others? sen. van hollen: first, i will cha

amanda alexander. thank you so much for being here with us th morning. >> thanks for having me. >> this is an exciting time.tu congtions on getting through your first full week of the school year. i'm sure you've beenyo making rounds trying to get to as many campuses as possible. >> i have visited tons of schools this past week. f >> i thi some people you may be a new face but really you are not. d.c. is -- these are your stomping grounds and youte st-- you've risen through the ranks and started as an elementary schoolteache can you tell our viewers about where you come from and why d.cs so much of your heart? >> yeah, well, i've been here the past 25 yeaif of my actually, my entire adulthood has been spent in washington, d.c. so i beganmy career as kindergarten teacher at walker jones elementary school in 1998. >> the little ones. >> it was a wonderful experience and i learned a lot at that school. i later became an assistant principal, and i actually did that role in new york city. >> okay. >> i was

♪ >> go home, alexander.ispute. and the reason the clash is going to come, because hamilton frankly doesn't want to be an aide to anybody. he wants to concede, issue and execute policy, not do something for somebody else no matter how high he touches. hamilton almost has an unhealthy desire for military glory and even death. it's great if you die young, it's great if you die gloriously. and there's a lot of examples i could give you along that line. so he's resentful of his dependence on washington. he's frustrated by washington's seeming indifference to him. he feels trapped. in his letters to john laurens. john laurens is his good friend. his letters to laurens are the best letters he writes. he loves this man. and laurens is about as smart as hamilton, but in the strange twist of fate he is shot in the war, so he doesn't have a chance to have the kind of impact hamilton will have. but as he writes to laurens, you can see he's a touch manic as you might get from this letter. i hate congress, i hate the army

my own obsession with alexander hamilton's musical. i opened a christmas gift from my daughter-in-law. and low and behold there it is. that shirt with my thoughts. and there is some truth to that. there's a lot of catchy phrases. one i like to use every day, look around, look around, how lucky we are to be alive right now. it's a real good quote to remember. you know the musical by manuel miranda is nothing short of a phenomenon. myriads have seen it on broadway and in traveling productions. millions more want to see what well become the most popular musical ever written. and when you consider, in fact, it's amazing i can say that. think of the protagonist, think of the musical genera, think of the casting. i mean, -- when hamilton. who wants to write a musical about alexander hamilton. when they were working on it they actually were going to take his picture off of the $10 bill. that's how unpopular he was at the time. and then, if that's not a tough enough job to do a musical about hamilton, then why don't we make a lot of the songs

but alexander hamilton, despite the many flaws, and he has them.eulogist govr nor morris writes in the eulogy that hamilton was as he put it, vain, opinionated and indiscrete and this is not the ideal letter of recommendation for your position. but he had a tremendous number of admiral characteristics. a tremendous amount of courage. he had brilliant intellect and great charm. wonderful wit. personal probe ity and honesty that earned him the after fek shup -- affection of george washington. and now, if you is heard me before, you know that george washington is the indispensable man in the story of the found ing of america, but it is a legitimate question to ask could he have achieved the goal of strong and economically powerful nation without the ideas and the skillful administration of the up and leave any time you want. i understand that there is a very good basketball game on and so on and we have a little bit of time for question and answer and you are on c-span, and so here is the touch of secular immortality, and so if you want to ask a quest

alexander: not yet. i think it would be wise to wait until the electn, the results are verified by local and international observers. at the moment, things areti up in the air. announcedw, the results were yesterday but the opposition is contesting thenk i t they'll do that through the courts and through street demonstrations. anchor: let's say,hy thetically, that the opposition mdc have a cas you think the the governing ofty will give up reins power at this stage? alexander: no, highly unlikel a legal challenge through the unlikely to bear fruit.is people at the top have changed but the system has not. anchor: prabident m was kicked out of was office last yr and mnangagwa took over. has anything changed on the ground in zimbabwe? alexander: i think the election was a step forward and s p political space opened recently allowed the opposition to campaign. this cerinly marke departure from mugabe regime but there was a grossly uneven playing field with media bia and voter intimidation and supession, noted

phenomenas following another extraordinary development today alexander we heard trump there use the word impeachment which is quite extraordinary for a sitting president is he issuing a threat. well we have to say that that's something that many people here are talking about volunteer for impeachment however we have to say that for example the democratic leader or so far have been quite reluctant to put this impeachment topic on top of their actions there are in the minority in the hollis and in the senate so they would sneed to republican support and that is not one likely to happen at least for now they also see that their base is very enthusiastic to vote and they also fear that this thought that the president might be in political peril could small belies his own supporters and strife them to the polls so there is a lot of talking about impeachment bazza no actually at in this interview it comes on the heels of the plea deal by drugs former attorney michael cohen over a hush money allegedly paid in adult film star over an alleged extramarital affair listen to what trump had to s

all right going to take the story out of washington our bureau chief alexander phenomenas on the story for us good evening to you all xandra we heard there used the word impeachment extraordinary for a sitting president to do that is he issuing a threat here well it sounds like a threat like a warning there are two that are why is he going to pay the price and that is i would say trump's usual strategy to attack to bully his critics his opponents to threaten them and to make up stories but this is also a message to the republican voters to his supporters and their hope to mobilize them to try if them to the polls this prospect that the president may be in the political peril and so he's sending this message saying them you have to vote for me in the midst of elections to prevent democratic party from taking over the house because if that happens that's really it's possible that we are a very likely that we are going to see impeachment proceedings starting them and i was introduced interview it comes on the heels of that plea deal by drums former attorney michael cohen over hush money.

alexander does she have a point because mr cohen is in dire straits and he hasn't always been very truthful here. that's true and it's really seems to be the main defense line of trump's lawyer to say that cohen is a liar and they're referring to contradictory statements made by trump's former personal attorney in the past however we have to say that it was a different situation yesterday in the court in the courtroom that michael cohen was answering the judge's questions. and that he apparently provided evidence there are trends there are apparently tepid conversations with the president so at the moment indeed we don't have any indication to believe that he is lying alexander how is all of this playing out in the u.s. . when we talk to critics there are convinced that it could prove to be the most consequential day or time of trump's presidency and presidency that is in deep crisis however we have to say that lawyers his advisers and many republicans are convinced that cohen is lying and lying that there is no wrongdoing by the president some even are convinced that the president can turn

china trade well alexander phenomenon visited wichita. handrails and alloys. and good driver own too just a company in wichita that over a wide range of aluminum. over should have been strong decision it's becoming more and more difficult for the brothers to calculate their contracts a big impact for us we're still in about six months. if. we didn't affect our market but we have to be very careful not to project your project let's say in january and then goes up thirty percent by march in your bid is not very good in the morning from her terror of taxes on imports and exports says karen paige c.e.o. and president of kansas global partners for twenty five years she's been working to help local companies to improve their position in global markets now she has to deal with more and more businesses suffering from treat. it we're hearing from companies that they may have to lay off people they can only absorb you know the head on their profit margins for so long and then they'll not be competitive competitive they can't sell they can't sell they have to lay off. ac

one of the main separatist leaders in eastern ukraine has been killed in a bomb explosion alexander. alleged russian backed separatists in ukraine's that dinette screeching to his brother in a cafe in the city of donetsk russia has accused the ukraine of assassinating to provoke a new war in the region kiev denies the claim blaming is a coast death on a conflict between rebels and russia. scott more on this from d.w. correspondent nick connelly who's in ukraine's capital kiev welcome and tell us more first of all about alexander. good evening phil well he was someone of the first hour of this conflict he was one of the last of the generation of fighters turned politicians who really swept opponents by the conflict when it started back in twenty fourteen so touching it was a political nobody before this conflict he had a small business he traded in poultry and suddenly he was the de facto leader of a self-proclaimed republic of several million people he was someone who was very impulsive he was known to talk openly about russia's support for those eastern ukrainian breakaway republics

eastern ukrainian separatist leader alexander who is killed in a blast and on net russia says it's an act of international terrorism kids says rubble and fighting is to blame. a little common debate and you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up. targeted at reports of a dozen yemeni fisherman dead in an airstrike. on. a musical farewell to the queen of soul pop stars and world leaders alike attend the funeral of our either franklin in detroit. and sprint legend the same bolts makes his debut for a pro football team and australia. russia says the killing of an eastern ukrainian separatist leader alexander amounts to an act of international terrorism a moscow back to either of rebels in donetsk was killed in a blast at a cafe in the center of the city that russia has accused ukraine of assassinating to try to unleash a renewed war in eastern ukraine but kiev says it had nothing to do with the blast instead of blaming separatists and fighting russia's state investigative committee has opened an investigation into the killing or each islands has the latest from moscow. do

also the alexander hamilton awareness society. i don't know if you will still be speaking to me after this, even if you are not i thank you very much for your liberal approach to these kind of dissenting views. how are we doing this q&a? is there a microphone going around? proposal, i run a blog on hamilton. the proposal for a substitute for the word finance, credit. alle hamilton's work was devoted to the idea of public credit, i suggest that gives a higher concept to the kind of machinations he was carrying out. the purpose of the credit, of letting the financial class to the government was to develop the country. he had tremendous support from some working-class people as you know from the constitutional activities here in new york. hamilton that was sent down broadway in support of the constitution. because it was going to build the country. that is what i would suggest. william: i think credit is a better word. i'm not sure it is going to sell copies of my book. i would agree it is the more accurate term. was hamilton a bondh

the image we have of alexander the great will forever be indebted to this mosaic. refuse and sewage ran down the streets of pompei hence the stepping stones that enabled pedestrians to cross from one side to the other without becoming too dirty . to. the residents of the brothers vetter yes like others new to wealth they were anxious to display their status so they commissioned the best workshop of painters in the region to paint the entire property. famed dogs and heroic couples from mythology are the principal motifs in the hall of the. her phrases featuring small puti or rather little amerzone psyches were part of the characteristic decorative repertoire of the fourth style which prevailed in pompei only after the earthquake of sixty to eighty. the palm pains like using tricks of perspective to make smaller rooms seem larger and painted mural scenes to make the space a theatre here king penty is a greek myth is being torn apart by furious. and the young hercules a strangling a serpent set upon him by the goddess hero. i am. i am. aware and. the only on was chief

chairman alexander: thank you ery senator bennett. cost of the unpredictability of the funding that nih was getting at the time and the difficulty of being able to recruit and sustain academic research if the funding was uncertain. can you tell us today with more certain funding, what difference that is making on the ground in these research institutions around the country? director collins: it has made an enormous difference. that difficult period from 2003 to 2015 made it hard for investigators to be confident they could tackle a program that would take several years to bear fruit. it made it hard for nih, as project managers and visionaries trying to design something bold, if we could it made it hard for nih, as project managers and visionaries trying to design something bold, if we could really be confident that would happen. the 21st century cures was a wonderful antidote to that, providing trajectory for funding for the signature projects over 10 years. we have almost never had that kind of confidence in the future. that bill ma

square predominantly young residents tried to stop the tanks tension rises following the arrest of alexander dubcek the czech leader who led the reforms constituting the prague spring a large spontaneous demonstration takes place in the late afternoon at the head of the procession as the czechoslovak in flag stained with blood more than twenty people lose their lives the secret footage quickly reaches the west and is broadcast on television in several countries. what sparked this violent military intervention what were the consequences who shot the footage and how to get to the other side of the iron curtain on the night of august twentieth one thousand nine hundred sixty eight camera crews scour the streets of prague to film the arrival of the first warsaw pact convoys the residents of prague are quick to respond several czech flags flutter in the wind on this truck and on this one too before dawn crowds take to the streets like here on the old city square radio broadcasts inform listeners of recent events and not just in prague czechoslovakia has woken up to a carefully planned military oc

alexander is that the chant cody's killed in an explosion in ukraine moscow is blaming the death of the separatist revelator on kiev. hello from joe harvey when i'm come out santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera. it's the final goodbye for the queen of soul thousands attending the funeral and celebration of life for a reason franklin. meanwhile the counts could carrying the body of john mccain his return to capitol hill as political leaders across washington commemorate the life of the late senator. stopped from leaving the country ugandan opposition politician bobby wine is arrested and detained again. and catholic leaders in australia reject a demand to break the seal of confession concerning child sex abuse cases and vowed to oppose a law which would force them to do so. so we're starting with breaking news out of eastern ukraine the pro russian rebel leader alexander has been killed in an explosion according to the region's official media outlets he was attacked in a cafe in donetsk the center of the city the russian foreign ministry is accused ukraine of being behind t

senator lamar alexander chairs the health committee. this is an hour and 40 minutes. >> the senate committee on >> in the senate committee on health, education labor and pensions will come to order. senator bennett will have an opening statement and i will introduce the witness, national institute of health director francis collins. we will hear from dr. collins and senators will each have five minutes to ask questions. we have a vote at 10:30 a.m., not in the committee but on the floor, so we will continue straight through with questioning, senator bennett and i and other senators will share the presiding today so we can continue the discussion. not long ago i ran into a friend from vanderbilt university who was perhaps our largest contributor to cancer research. he said, "isn't it a shame that congress isn't doing anything to fund biomedical research?" this is how i replied. i said, "in december 2016, congress passed what senator mcconnell called the most important legislation of the year, the 21st century cures act and that gave the

i'm proud of having hired alexander banal and he made a mistake a real one a serious one that felt like a betrayal i told him so everybody makes mistakes so the response must be in proportion with it well many people are questioning why i. didn't have to know us sacked at a time why it took this media frenzy to whip up this storm why it was that which was the point at which he was sacked and there's the result of that that is why we are seeing seeing these two motions although no confidence in president and in the french government over this entire affair and given a sense to give you a sense of how serious this is it's the first time that we have seen a double censure take place since around nineteen eighty. well we'll be back in just over half an hour with the latest news but for more time. with no make this manufacture consent to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous merry go round listen to the one percent. nor middle of the room signal. the real news is really. you know world of big partisan food lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig

joseph alexander, victim's father"we dont know any details of what happened, we really don't care. we just want justice."michellethe reward will go to anyone with information that leads to an arrest in these cases.live in richmond michelle kingston kron 4 news (grant) staying in the east bay. oakland police are vowing to increase patrols in areas where they've seen four homicides in four days. one of those killings claimed the life of 36 year old mario thomas. he was gunned down last night in an area behind a laundromat off 73rd and international. it happened just one day after the deadly shooting of a 38 year old man... just across the street. police believe those two crimes may be connected. then there were two other deadly shootings sunday. two people were killed...three were wounded. all four killings have police shifting officers' hours in these areas to increase their visibility. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to break up today leaving cooler than normal tempertures again. highs today were in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at th

so starting with breaking news from eastern ukraine the pro russian rebel leader alexander has been killed in an explosion according to the region's official media outlet says the blast happened in a cafe in central donetsk and russia is pointing the finger at ukraine saying kiev is responsible for the death calling it an international an act of international terrorism russia denies allegations that it sends money and weapons to the separatists so let's try to get some more clarity with worry chalons in moscow what more you learning. well done yet to the moment is the territory in lockdown basically there is no one allowed in and no one allowed out that is because as you say the or thorazine are treating this as an act of terrorism so two is more scope to me putin has offered his deepest condolences after this this this killing now the council of ministers of the dinette people's republic this self declared independent breakaway zone from eastern ukraine have been holding a meeting in which they were looking to appoint a successor and they have said that the first deputy prime minister of

joseph alexander, victim's father"we dont know any details of what happened, we really don't care. we just want justice." the reward will go to anyone with information that leads to an arrest in these cases.live in richmond michelle kingston kron 4 news (ken) staying in the east bay. oakland police are vowing to increase patrols in areas where they've seen four homicides in four days. one of those killings claimed the life of 36 year old mario thomas. he was gunned down in an area behind a laundromat off 73 avenue near international boulevard monday evening. it happened just one day after the deadly shooting of another 38 year old man just across the street. police believe those two crimes may be connected. then there were two other deadly shootings sunday two people were killed...three were wounded. all four killings have police shifting officers' hours in these areas to increase their presence. (pam) a 17-year old senior at san mateo's serra high... died yesterday after driving off a highway and into a tree. the c-h-p says, blake bottarini was on his way to school... when he went

years is a play that ionizes alexander hamilton and vilifies jefferson and ignores thomas paine with the amount distribution of wealth in the united states, and the amount of money that surrounds american politics today, they would see or fear that many of these things that are going on in the united states will bear the uncanny resemblance to the england today refocusing.

doll and alexander as ever of both fared better their spots in the quarter finals. he has grand slam titles to his name so novak djokovic isn't used to being given the run around but that's exactly what happened. in the greek the one calling the shots against his more lustrous opponents. on sunday this the biggest win of his creates day it's the perfect day present. to. defeat certainly makes life easier. the pair meet in the next round. the defending champion here eased into the quarter finals. in straight sets. top seed rafael nadal in

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minutes remaining on lead and netted one of his own i the frenchman coolly slotting the ball past alexander shoulder. and out of her chair gets the win he needed in his first win this league outing with frankfurt. so let's round up all the action i would love to populate our cousins hopes with the two nil home way involves very shocked shall come to one for. time for a tough back on track with a two male win and freiburg. tough life returned was turned upside down by brick and further rescued a point at home to hanover the visitors open the scoring in the seventy six minutes and drake invited down slotting home on his blunders league debut to give hanover it delete braman equalised with just five minutes to go through their door keeper selassie there were tense moments for brain and funds with the referee checking for all sides but ultimately the goal stood and the two teams shared the spoils. now half of berlin fans were treated to a home win over nuremberg the only goal of the game came from some brilliant work on the right from falling to know. his cross was converted by veteran striker

at the center of those motions of no confidence is one man alexander pope and he used to be a security aide to president michael and now he was filmed during the may day protests violently aggressing some of the protesters and as a result of that of the scandal that's ensued politicians all serious with the actions of emanuel much corn and his office well we now know that an investigation is already taking place into what happened almost made a right but now a new video has emerged and there is a new investigation into that video that video which is obtained by little ass on which is a paper here in france appears to show woods' claim shows. at a different point in the protest and it's alleged he went on to violently aggress two individuals. with. you. know on this particular subject he says it's not him in the video he also denies it during the protest that he was wearing a police cap or police insignia and he said that he is willing to appear before the parliamentary inquiries into his actions on may day well what happened may day well as we saw from the video was originally released

alexander and browden were located inside the hotel and arrested.n are being held at clara jail... alexander was cited and released. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... see the bodycam video of an officer performing lifesaving c-p-r on a toddler who was found in a pool. ( james )plus... help is on the way to the d-m-v. there is a new service... that's could help reduce those long lines. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) continuing a trend of overall comfortable weather across the bay area with temperatures again showing a range from the 60's along the coast to the 80's inland again. do expect temperatures just a bit warmer than yesterday's with skies also clearing just a bit faster than yesterday's. into the weekend highs inland will return to the 90's with temperatures along the coast remaining steady. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll

china trade route alexander phenomena visited wichita and sent us this report. from handrails and alloy. and his driver own to just the company in wichita that over a wide range of aluminum from over should have been strong decision it's becoming more and more difficult for the grabbers to calculate their contracts in fact we're still in about six months we're not. we didn't affect our market but we have to be very careful and project you get a project let's say in january and it goes up thirty percent by march and your bid is not very good anymore from her terror of texas on imports and exports says karen page c.e.o. and president of kansas global partners for twenty five years she's been working to help local companies to improve their position in global markets now she has to deal with more and more businesses suffering from trauma treat. it we're hearing from companies that they may have to lay off people they can only absorb you know the head on their profit margins for so long and then they'll not be competitive competitive they can't south they can't sell

glass became increasingly dominant in the fifty fifth minute they were awarded another penalty after alexander drug if it went in lights on flowing young noir house you're nuts hoffman succeeded where his teammate as i had failed to make it one nil take blood. and just three minutes later it was thought he and johnson exchanged passes with and then mesmerizing interplay ended with johnson touching. after that it was all black but i need more good work from chan save leverkusen from further punishment. but two goals and three points were enough to make it a successful start for the falls. well falls further hoping to put their poor and conversely good performances over the past two years behind them the wolves have since boosted their attack last season's runners up shell to have lost some important members of their squad over the summer most notably. but has that left the squad weakened let's take a look. shaka have newcomers mark hoops sewage sage and sally sunday in the starting line up it's a bit late facts both work with the shop aside with us top set pieces would prove to be key in this m

the story of the washington bureau chief alexander phenomenas on the story for us tonight good evening to you alexander so they're calling it the black tuesday for donald trump how big of a political risk or a legal threat do these convictions impose for the u.s. president. what's especially michael cohen said yesterday in the courtroom was a very serious allegation and therefore we would assume because michael cohen implicates a u.s. president in a plot to illegally influence the election and that's why you would to see a president and trump is legal trouble and legal for the however his lawyers and many experts here say that it's questionable if a sitting president has a guarantor of the you ask constitution can be indicted for a crime so it's whatever seems that president is going to face consequences at all in the political arena however we have to say that at that moment the democratic leadership in congress is quite silent about possible impeachment proceedings and that of course very notable however we can be sure that this topic impeachment is going to be major topic in the mid

continues to cheer him on i all right let's get you more on the fallout is washington correspondent alexander fought nama joins us now i'll examine how big of a political risk or legal threat do these convictions pose for a president doll shop. when you look at what michael cohen said yesterday in the courtroom how he implicated to the present and in the plots to illegally influence the election that you would seem that president is a deep trouble legal trouble however we have to say that most experts here in washington d.c. argue that a sitting president cannot be indicted for a crime and that has never happened before so it seems president could travel face political consequences or a punishment on the political truck and here we are talking about a possible impeachment however at the moment there are no loud voices saying that and the pietschmann process should be started but the topic is definitely going to be on the balance in the midterm elections in november let's turn our focus now to mr michael coing president trump ripped his former go to man accusing him of making up stories to get

-- alexander hamilton. watch a american history tv this labor day weekend on c-span3. c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1970 nine, c-span was created as a public service i am america's cable -- by america's cable companies. today we bring you unfiltered --gress -- unfiltered c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. a reminder to watch c-span this week for live coverage of events honoring the life and career of senator john mccain. today we will bring you this -- service.al coverage begins at about 1:00 p.m. eastern. following the service, senator mccain's casket will be flown to washington d c. tomorrow morning, congressional leaders will gather for a brief ceremony. at 1:00 p.m., senator mccain's body will lie in state where members of the republic are invited to pay their respects. mccainy morning, cindy will lay a wreath at the vietnam veterans memorial. we will be live from washington national cathedral for a memorial service. among the speakers, george w. bush and barack obama

was too good and won seven five six three and in the men's tournament the fourth seed germany's alexander beat nicolas mahut in straight sets to move into the third round. or you're up to date with the news for all of us here in berlin thanks for the company we will be back at the top of the hour with more world news. on official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans given colombia. three. to visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know when i lived there again i don't know so i'm not sure. bearing witness global news that matters . made from my.

our washington bureau chief on the story for us tonight alexander phenomenal xander thank you staying in the us software giant microsoft says it has thwarted attempts by kremlin backed hackers to launch cyber attacks on u.s. political groups the hacking group known as fancy they are reportedly trying to steal data from the websites of conservative american think tanks in the u.s. senate microsoft's president said that the hackers also targeted candidates in france's recent presidential election the kremlin has dismissed these allegations calling them part of a quote which. he is believed to have been the last known nazi collaboration suspect still alive and living in the united states but today ninety five year old yucky polly touched down here in germany twenty five years after efforts began to deport him during the second world war he worked at a nazi labor camp in poland where inmates were massacred but it's not certain that he will be prosecuted here in germany this report now with exclusive pictures of polly's deportation from a.b.c. news. after living quietly in new york for dec

located right in the center of the city of just a few hundred meters away from the residence of alexander has a hard call and this is a place where a lot of people go with their children there's a park there are many restaurants in fact i was there myself just a couple of days ago having lunch in one of those restaurants so it's a very highly populated area now an adviser to alexander hardy and co said that the bomb was deliberately planted in the restaurant where there he was supposed to meet with someone and now the city of donetsk and to so-called and s. peoples republic have declared a state of emergency and the entire territory the republic is now on lockdown people cannot leave and people cannot come into the next people's republic as are the authorities are looking for people who have executed terrorist attacks and this is exactly how they're looking at it right now as a terrorist acts local authorities said after the murder although it's under the harsh and cold the forces ukraine army green army have started mobilizing their units along the separation lines between the two confli

at the center of those motions of no confidence is one man alexander pope and he used to be a security aide to president might call and now he was filmed during the may day protests violently aggressing some of the protesters and as a result of that of the scandal that's ensued politicians all serious with the actions of emanuel much corn and his office well we now know that an investigation is already taking place into what happened back on those may day right now a new video has emerged and there is a new investigation into that video that video which is obtained by little on which is a paper here in france appears to show woods' claim shows. at a different point in the protests and it's alleged he went on to violently aggress two individuals. you. know on this particular subject he says it's not him in the video he also denies that during the protest that he was wearing a police cap or police insignia and he said that he is willing to appear before the parliamentary inquiries into his actions on may day well what happened on may day well as we saw from the video was originally relea