i have been living in the state 1989.rida since state, in anti-union which employers, bosses have aximum power over labor, over workers, employees, and workers power or clout. i have worked for temporary remember own here, i one job they sent me on back in the 1990s. i worked for was a younger man than i was. stuff and he would literally he would throw, took threw it er and against the wall he got so -- he as -- there was something disturbed about this guy. had to call the temporary i don't want to continue working here, there is something wrong with this guy. they argueed with me, i was technically working for the temporary agency. i'm sure women go through this probably 10 times or 100 times more than men and it also has a sexual component to they argueed with me, i was technically working for the temporary agency. i'm sure women go throughit. so i'm not making excuses for saying bullying and sexual harassment probably go are her, where women concerned and also -- caller, leave it there. guest: i think the caller makes quite a lot of fair points. describing in his work place is the sam

we should not allow anti union to undermind the men and women to put food on the table.must make sure that working families are made whole. we need to repeal this tax. >> gentle lady yields back. the question is on agreeing to the amendment. all those in favor signify by sayi saying aye. further proceedings will be post poend. any additional amendments? mr. higgins? >> yeah. thank you, mr. chairman. my amendment is very simple. it would require that as the white house council have said that each americans income will rise by 4 to $9,000 a year directly attributable to this corporate tax cut reducing the statutory rate from 25% to 30%. >> could i invite you to suspend for a minute while it is being distributed? >> yes! reserves a point of

the new scan it cost one point two million euros funded mostly by the european union's anti fraud office. hedge fund manager mike novogratz says bitcoin is going to be the biggest bubble of our lifetime a critic errancy is skyrocketing slamming through the ten thousand dollar barrier not long ago and just in the past hour or so cracking eleven thousand has been a flurry of crypto hedge fund launches boosting its value with the prospect of the controversial currency crossing over into the financial mainstream john mcafee who founded the software company of the same name reckons in the next few years because it could hit five hundred thousand dollars. that's a net i can't imagine that i'm one of those people who looks at it and thinks oh i should invest and i think no i don't understand it and it scares me so are. you. now more than eighty african and european leaders are meeting in ivory coast for a two day summit to try and promote stability and create more jobs for africa's young and growing populations the european union is putting greater emphasis on its ties with africa largely becau

should not have retweeted videos from the far right group britain first, showing anti-muslim and anti-european unioneach an agreement on a financial summit before a botht but he cautions sides are looking to find common ground. dismissed reports the two parties had agreed on a british payment of $59 million. he added the british people had chosen to return to being on their own rather than standing in solidarity. a house intelligence committee investigation of russian meddling in last year ahead's u.s. presidential -- last year's u.s. presidential election is not likely to resolve anything. will likely report there is no evidence of collusion. democrats are likely to say there is plenty to -- plenty of evidence of collusion, but they were not given enough time to investigate. the chinese premier says the trade turnover between china and russia has grown by 20% recently. his comments came at a meeting in moscow with russian president vladimir putin, who praised what he called the stable and constant contact between the two countries. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists a

and after the demonstration here at union square the anti-trump protesters then marched throughout the city and wrapped up their event in the mission district. reporting live at union square in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sergio. >>> san francisco police now have the go-ahead to carry tasers, joining nearly every other major police department in the united states. the decision came after a decadelong debate and a long and contentious meeting at city hall last night that ended in a 4-3 vote in favor of tasers. opponents were outspoken, voicing several concerns about the devices. some argued they could be used disproportionately on minorities or the homeless. but the police chief says with training tasers will reduce the use of force and help officers deescalate situations. >> the police commission will play a big role between now and the actual implementation. now we come up with the rules and guidelines on exactly how tasers can be used, when they can be used. >> the department is promising to develop a taser use public with the help of the publ

union would give ground on giving more than 20 billion. a wto brexit is a very good brexit for the united kingdom. it frees us from the antiprices for british consumers higher and basically protects inefficient continental european industries. a wto exit saves us a vast amoun tof money. it means we get a long way to meeting a commitment that was... the wto brexit you are talking about is a fantasy. do you know, actually, how many countries the uk trades with at the moment on wto rules? 57% of our trade... 2a countries! ..but 57% of our trade is not with eu countries. but most of our most important trading partners in the eu bloc. if we have to renegotiate... no, you misstate the deals. most of those deals are joint competent steels that we have agreed to individually as well. most of those deals, the counter parties have indicated that they are happy to continue. well, clearly, you're not reading the same things i'm reading. well, i'm really the details. because all sorts of experts on trade and legal issues say that the idea we can simply revert to wto rules and expect our trading relatoinships to be as good as they have

i have been living in the state 1989.rida since state, in anti-union which employers, bosses have aximum over labor, over workers, employees, and workers power or clout. i have worked for temporary remember own here, i one job they sent me on back in the 1990s. i worked for was a younger man than i was. stuff and he would literally he would throw, took threw it er and against the wall he got so -- he as -- there was something disturbed about this guy. had to call the temporary i don't want to continue working here, there is something wrong with this guy. they argueed with me, i was technically working for the temporary agency. i'm sure women go through this probably 10 times or 100 times more than men and it also has a sexual component to they argueed with me, i was technically working for the temporary agency. i'm sure women go throughit. so i'm not making excuses for saying bullying and sexual harassment probably go are her, where women concerned and also -- caller, leave it there. guest: i think the caller makes quite a lot of fair points. describing in his work place is the same sort

western union says it shares the government's goal of protecting consumers from fraud and is fully cooperating to see the consumers are reimbursed. it's also agreed to make changes like putting anti-fraud warnings on forms that consumers use to wire money, providing mandatory training for western union agents and putting in more anti-fraud protections, protections that many say are long overdue. >> when you get frightened, you don't think. >> we hear that too often. a special website has been set up to process these claims. it's westernunionremission.com. claims must be filed by february 12th and western union says victims will receive a percentage of the amount that they lost. there are at least half a million victims and the new scam, the replacement this, is actually gift cards. now they're going to get people to buy them gift cards and send them that. >> they call the house and cell phones. they don't care. >> this is the time of year they do that. >> it is. be very cautious. if someone asks you to pay with a gift card, it's likely a scam. >>> police in gilroy say they have found more card skimmers on gas pumps. on monday police say they found a skimmer at a valero gas statio

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he is a united states naval academy graduate, class of 1965, who became an anti-war activist and a unionrganizer with the united farm workers. will kirkland. [ applause ] welcome to you both. how are you connected to the military, eva? >> well, thank you for having me here, and it's nice to see the veterans. my dad was in the air force, and he served in vietnam from '66 to '67. he was in camron bay, and when he came back, he said we shouldn't be in vietnam. we're ruining the culture. we should not be there. that not withstanding, i entered northwestern in 1967 completely supporting the war. >> and, will, for you, did you serve in vietnam as well? >> i did. i was, as you said, class of 1965, united states naval academy, son of class of 1943 united states naval academy, brother 1969 united states naval academy. so i was up at yankee station. i was one of the youngest officers of the deck. machines all over. loud noises. all that was amazing, but when i saw the fighter attack planes take off from the decks of the carriers, all i could imagine was what those bombs were doing. >> so you thoug

traffic that oracle can use gonna cost one point two million euros funded mostly by the european union's anti fraud office. u.s. president donald trump's pick for the federal reserve has suggested the central bank is likely to raise rates in december powell told the senate banking committee the case for raising rates is strong the hike is likely to bring interest rates to between one point two five and one point five percent and it would be the fifth in two years despite being a republican policy at the u.s. central bank will continue its predecessors policy of raising interest rates gradually. also hinted at a lighter touch for regulation of the banking sector saying the current rules were already quote tough enough. sports news now is some rather unpleasant scenes from the world of wrestling it was indeed the case gary hart the boycott of israel in the world of sports has led to a new scandal this time in wrestling an iranian wrestling superstar was told by his manager to lose against russia to make a political statement out of the year twenty three world championships in poland here's why

think that all of the news going to cost one point two million euros funded mostly by the european union's anti fraud office. back over to phil now returning to our top story a former bosnian croat general at the u.n. tribunal for the former yugoslavia has killed himself in court yes now a little earlier i spoke to a vest that. she's director of documentary civil society organizations zagreb that's been tracking war crimes cases related to events in the former yugoslavia i began by asking her if she saw slobbered and probably it is probably suicide as an act of defiance and. refusal to accept responsibility for his crimes it is a very sad. act in the church to accept responsibility for crimes in bosnia and herzegovina in master starlight's threaten to kill you or on the terror being committed no doubt and he and others have been called individual accountable for them now your organization works on developing dialogue in the regime as a way to come to terms with the horrors of the yugoslav war difficult as that be. it's quite a challenge in situation in which political responsibility torvald hav

we should not allow anti-union sentiment in washington to be used to undermine the men and women whoked hard to make ends meet and put food on the table. this tax hits right at the heart of middle america, and we must make sure that working families are made whole. we need to repeal this tax. >> gentlelady yields back. the question is on agreeing to the amendment offered by representative delbene. all those in favor, signify by saying aye. opposed say no. in the opinion of the chairs, the no's have it. pursuant to committee rule 19, further proceedings on the amendment will be postponed. are there any additional amendments to the amendment in the nature of a substitute? mr. higgins. >> yeah, thank you, mr. chairman. my amendment is very simple. it would require that, as the white house council of economic advisers have said that each american's income will rise by $4,000 to $9,000 a year directly attributable to this corporate tax cut, reducing the statutory rate from 35% to 20%. if that doesn't occur -- >> mr. higgins, could i invite you to suspend for a minute while it's been distr

union. it was founded in 1920, and the individuals who founded it were a cross section of secular, free speech and anti-war movement. they were helen keller, roger baldwin, crystal eastman, water nells, morris ernst, albert dasilva, and, by the way, we currently have a dasilva society for those who want to put us in your will. felix frankfurter and elizabeth gurley flynn. that was the origin of the aclu. the first major case that goss gnat agency attention was when -- that god national attention was when aclu recruited clarence scopesto represent john in the famous scopes monkey trial in tennessee which you can , all see in the play and movie "inherit the wind." that's the origin of the aclu. >> can i add something? >> let's wait until joanne -- >> hi, everybody. i am joanne sheehan, the staff person in new england. i have also been involved with wrl since i became a member in 1970 when i moved to new york to do anti-vietnam war work and have been on -- i think played many roles within wrl over the years. i have also nationally am the point person for our non-violence training and resources work. so wa

unions. a slim majority of conservative justices may hand down an anti-worker decision that would dramatically undo existing precedent and sabotage the ability of unions to represent hardworking americans. workers should not be able to reap all the benefit of union negotiations while refusing pay dues that made those efforts possible. make no mistake, a decision sanctioning this practice would strip away freedom from millions of americans. it would steal their freedom to join together to bargain for better wages, it would steal their freedom to insist on worker protectionings and it would -- protections and it would -- another way we can support our union workers is by making a serious investment in the nation's infrastructure which leads to more good-paying jobs and greater economic opportunity for working families. improving our nation's infrastructure is really just common sense. that's why i introduced a bill which was passed into law to cut red tape and reduce delays on construction projects in illinois and our surrounding states. upgrading our transportation systems will help illinoisans

an anti-racist group in the u.k. has accused the european union of criminalizing people who help refugees cross borders the institute of race relations claims that governments are taking advantage of people trafficking laws to punish humanitarian efforts now one person mentioned in the documents is former u.k. soldier rob lowery he hit the headlines back in january two thousand and sixteen when french authorities charged him for trying to help a four year old girl and her father illegally cross into the u.k. he found them living in a sewer pipe at the nj notorious jungle camp in rob spoke to r.t. . years ago i went over to help in in france in the notorious jungle and i was building shelters there. and i befriended a young afghan girl and her father and she used to help me for many weeks and you know amongst building shelters until one day i found out she had a family who lived literally two miles from myself and i decided to you know with with you know a little bit of thought of what would i decided to try and get still her family is quite obviou

anti-secessionist. he believed if you seceded from the union, you were a trader, and he dealt with you accordingly. he served his time in the civil war in the pennsylvania cavalry unit. when grant was president, he come to theto dakota territory and serve as chief justice. because it was something where you'd be working in the law, , he took the position. he had refused offers from lincoln, but because he wanted to be a judge, he took the offer from u.s. grant. before he got there, the judges were incompetent and corrupt. the lawyers were not knowledgeable in the law. it was difficult to get a conviction. in fact, the u.s. attorney for the dakota territory was forced to write a letter of apology to the u.s. attorney in washington, d.c., saying a can't get a jury to convict anybody of anything -- thiserritory territory, and until and unless people's attitudes change, it's not going to happen. you getlem is, if somebody committing a crime -- particularly a horse thief. now, horse thieves were a special kind of criminal on the frontier. if you stole a man's horse, you left him vulnerable to the elemen

. >>> trump supporter and leader of the brexit union in britain accused of pushing anti-semitic stereoing to the influence of the so-called nonexistent jewish lobby in american politics. one asked why rush's involvement is an issue yet nobody talks about israel's involvement. well, he answered by citing -- and then said this about the jewish lobby in america. >> in terms of money and influence, yep. america's interfered in elections all over the world for decades. there's a degree of hippockraes about all of this. med, he makes the point there are other very powerful foreign lobbies in the united states of america and the fewsh lobby with its links with the israeli government is one of those strong voices. >> so i want to talk about this with cnn political commentators. so the caller shifted the subject to israel and he went even further. is he saying, peter, that americans should be more worried about jews than about russian meddling? >> i think the problem with the anaelg there is pretty simple in that russia is foreign government. americans are citizens of the united states. so the

welcome back this is the weekly on r t international an anti-racist of think tank in the u.k. has accused the european union of criminalizing people who help refugees cross borders the institute of race relations says governments are using people trafficking laws to punish those trying to get migrants to safety one person mentioned in the document is former british soldier robert lowery and he made headlines last year when french authorities charged him for trying to help a four year old girl illegally come to the u.k. he found her living in the notorious jungle camp here's his story. years ago i went over to help in in france in the notorious jungle and i was building shelters there. and i befriended a young afghan girl and their father and she used to help me for many weeks and you know amongst building shelters until one day i found out she had a family who lived literally two miles from myself and i decided to you know with with you know a little bit of thought of what would i decided to try and get still her family it was quite obvious that you know i didn't do it for money it was quite obvious i didn'

beyond they're political and social condition it would be a center for anti-slavery activity in the district and might endanger the union itself. it's also possible some of her fund-raising troubles came not only from political difficulties, problems with support but a difficult in her own personality. she was known to be impatient, sensitive to slights and perfectionist that demanded perfection from everybody else around her. also adding to the ex a haugs, illness, political controversies and money woes, the viability of the school was threatened by a growing rift of the two factions supporting it, philadelphia community of quakers and beecher stowe ab ligsists. when she went north to cooperate, the beecher stowes held real control over the school and tensions increased. she was unable to mediate between the two groups. complicating this issue even further were the fact the school and land were held in trust by two prominent quakers. even though they held the name of the school for its exclusive use, myrtilla worried if there was a break between them she would be kicked out of the project. lawyers felt incorporating it

anti-secessionists. he believed if you were in the union you were a traitor. he served a short. of time in the civil war and the pennsylvania calvary unit. when grant was president he offered him a position to come to dakota territory to serve as the chief justice and because it was something, because he would be working in the law and that the law he took the position. yet tediously refused job offers from lincoln but because he wanted to be a judge he took the position offered by grant. before shannon got here justice was off the wall. the judges were corrupt. the lawyers were not knowledgeable and a lot. it was difficult. u.s. attorney nd territory was forced to write a letter of apology to the u.s. attorney of washington d.c. saying i can't get a jerk to convict anybody of anything in this territory and until and unless people's attitudes change it's not going to happen. if you get somebody committing a crime particularly the a force thief, horse thieves were a special kind of criminal on the frontier. if you stole a horse you left him vulnerable to the elements he could los

did close the event and it released a statement to say the union's got nothing to do with fascism the party was intended to mock naziism and anti fascist campaign ever we spoke to says parties like these should always be unacceptable when the nazis were expelled from norway shocking all those lives that were lost trying to keep the losses out that people the students in there would have so little respect and i think people dressing up as s.s. uniform having outfits coat tails and death cattle coat tails are not really a joking matter it's not about political incorrectness it's about making sure that we remember the people that laid down their lives so that the nazis couldn't rule inside norway and couldn't rule anywhere i think that we have to make sure that people respect those traditions as well it's sixteen minutes past eight moscow time thanks for tuning in the small in my name is kevin go in there's a lot more after the break including the lebanese president accusing saudi arabia of holding its prime minister hostage. i've played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside. the ball isn't only about what happen

anti b.d.s. legislation is also being proposed at the federal level drawing shot condemnation from civil liberties union rights groups who say such laws violate that free speech by criminalizing st have a listen to what b.t.s. co-founder. had to say at. his or perceived b.d.'s as having have very serious strategic impact on its entire regime of oppression because that's her and as well as we do see the south african president as very important we see the u.s. civil rights movement and the power of boycotts and that movement and affecting serious change at academic level the cultural level and increasingly at the economic level israel's isolation is increasing around the world they see the writing on the wall and so do we is that an observable fact that statement that israel's isolation is increasing all the absolutely why else do you think israel treats p.t.s.d. as a strategic threat and allocates hundreds of millions of dollars to fight the movement music that intelligence services and dictating policy to some governments that they want to punish p.t.'s activists threatening churches and trade unions a

anti- fascists. he believed that if you seceded from the union you were a trader that could be done with accordingly. he served a short period of time in the civil war. and the pennsylvania cavalry unit and when grant was president, he offered him the position of the dakota territory to serve as chief justice. and because it was because he would be working in the law, with the law, he had previously refused a job offer to lincoln but because he wanted to be a judge, the position offered by us grant, before shannon got here, the justice was, the judges were incompetent, corrupt and lawyers were not knowledgeable in the law. but it was difficult to get a conviction. in fact, the us attorney for dakota territory was forced to write a letter of apology to the us attorney in washington saying i can't get the jury to convict anybody of anything. and unless people added to changes, it's not going to happen. justices, it's , if you get somebody committing a crime particularly if this is a horse thief, horse thieves were a special kind of criminal on the frontier. and if you stole a man's horse, you left him

in the european union something that has never happened before and high flying emotions well because you have some polish members of the european parliament who say this is all just an anti polish crusade one of them even walked out and the more moderate parties for example the social democrat saying listen this is not at all anti polish crusade but we're trying to shed light on what they called the weapons of mass distraction not destruction distraction that the polish government is using to deflect attention from what it's really doing which is of course stripping the polish citizens of their rights and max could this type of pressure where you are a lead the polish government to change its course on its political program. on simmons is here with the vice president of the european commission who's in charge of this whole procedure and he's very frustrated because he's invited the polish government multiple times to talk this over they don't come they just respond in writing they don't give one step they don't back down and so this vote here could help to give some legitimacy to the commission and also to the member states who will eventually will have to decide whether

and closed down the event every statement saying the union has nothing to do with fascism and that the party was intended to mock now theism and anti fascist campaigner we spoke to says parties like these should always be unacceptable when the nazis were expelled from norway shocking all those laws that were lost trying to keep the nazis out that people the students in there would have so little respect and i think that people dressing up as s.s. uniform have outfits. and death cattle coat tails are not really a joking matter it's not about political incorrectness it's about making sure that we remember the people that laid down their lives so that the nazis couldn't rule inside norway and couldn't rule anywhere i think that we have to make sure that people respect those traditions as well and now you're up to date stay with us on r.t. international i'll be back in half an hour you're next. they call me a useful idiot i'm useful idiot you called me a useful idiot a useful idiot useful idiots great special pink why not ban the color painter brick me on the we'll put up with a long time of this sort of nonsense you don't scare me and

dwight evans is calling the gop tax plan an anti-job killing scam and is vowing to fight it and the president of the labor union says it will be especially bad for this city. >> we have probably the worst city in the country and we need jobs like we need air. >> a vote on the plan could come this week. >>> new information about the man accused of shooting a pennsylvania state trooper last week. daniel clary is now out of the hospital and is in prison. he's being held in north hampton county prison on $1 million bail. clary is charged with attempted homicide. state police say he was pulled ov then shot a corporal. kelly is in stable condition in the hospital. >>> here are some of the photos of the tri-state k-9 response team in sutherland springs. e attended services a week after the gunman killed 26 pile inside the church. the can't-9 team is a nonprofit base out of cherry hill. there are 26 chairs to honor the lives lost. outside, hundreds drove to sutherland springs to attend the first service since the massacre. meanwhile, the excitement is growing around the birds. the game against dallas, whoo, we're the o

has drawn criticism from the european union rally also attracts members are far right groups several counter-demonstrations are also planning taking to large anti fascism and pro-democracy protests david chaytor is in the polish capital warsaw and so david what's the turnout been like and how is the event gone today. maryam the polish state television is estimating the size of the march at some one hundred thousand protesters it was a marshal by the right wing groups themselves extreme right wing groups white supremacists. and they essentially looked after the march themselves there were no violent incidents at all the police kept in the background they had many many lines on the side streets keeping the counter demonstrators away from this the main demonstration it was one of the biggest demonstrations of the extreme right we've seen in europe so far they drew on or groups on all over the e.u. and even from the united states as well and at the moment the only instance we saw was a very brave group of women pensioners who decided to sit down right in the middle of that march and they were surrounded by the marshals and they were protected but t

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union school district. she has filed a complaint against the district claiming that on several occasions she was the subject of derogatory slurs and other antilim hate speech by students. a civil rights attorney we spoke with says these types of incidents are on the rise at schools all across the country. ( darya ) a district spokesman says their investigation has ended and that disciplinary action has been taken but they would not release any details. ( james ) another big story we are following... the san francisco board of supervisors is scheduled to hold a second vote on marijuana regulations.. earlier this week... the board adopted rules that would allow recreational marijuana sales as soon as january fifth. they also rejected placing restrictions on pot shops near schools and daycares. a second vote is set for tuesday. if it passes -- mayor ed lee would still need to sign off on the regulations. ( james ) and in oakland... the city council has appr

action in shanghai, hi, union i eunice >> reporter: this number could go as high as $24 billion after this whole 24-hour period ends singles day, as you know, started as this anti-valentine's day, for lonely hearts but 2009, alibaba transformed it into this shopping extravaganza, inviting a-listers like nicole kidman to come to the festivities. it was really unprecedented so far this year, 60,000 international brands in total, 7,000 american ones. and in terms of which american companies are turning out to be the bestsellers, apple, nike, new balance, the gap, and estÉe lauder also the u.s. so far is the second bestselling country to chinese consumers. now, all the talk is not only about sales but alibaba's initiatives to try to transform the whole retail landscape alibaba believes the chinese consumer is about to change the way they shop. that's one of the reasons why alibaba wants to leverage their technology as well as their online platforms and users and integrate it into physical stores we saw over the past year or so, alibaba investing $8 billion into malls, department stores, as well as supermarket chains. and it's a supermarket chain that alibaba has be

union school district. she has filed a complaint against the district claiming that on several occasions she was the subject of derogatory slurs and other antite speech by students. a civil rights attorney we spoke with says these types of incidents are on the rise at schools all across the country. ( darya ) a district spokesman says their investigation has ended and that disciplinary action has been taken but they would not release any details. ( james ) another big story we are following... the san francisco board of supervisors is scheduled to hold a second vote on marijuana regulations.. earlier this week... the board adopted rules that would allow recreational marijuana sales as soon as january fifth. they also rejected placing restrictions on pot shops near schools and daycares. a second vote is set for tuesday. if it passes -- mayor ed lee would still need to sign off on the regulations. ( james ) and in oakland... the city council has approved a

anti-patriotic. but roger goodell cannot declare by the power vested in him. let's say in theory if i was anointing, you have got to do it for the union. if he says i told him to stand up, not my problem. in a way he's taking a bullet for the team. we'll work on this next time up. i hope they stand. kennedy: who pays the salary? >> owners. kennedy: do you think they are happy with attendance and ratings? >> i think they were. they promised him, you have a deal. could they go back on it? fine. but they have to make a strong argument. kennedy: should he be replaced? >> on pure dollars and cents he has brought more money into the league. he has amazon games, twitter games. it's not like he's going to the eld school. kennedy: if he's so fantastic why is he such a punching bag? >> it's not main league lacrosse. you have to get a part-time job. every deal indianapolis place was in place before the season. you have two issues. the head injuries, kids aren't playing as much. parents maybe like you are saying not for my kids. > kennedy: we are torn between gymnastics and football. >> i was trying to every man conversation. kennedy: attorney ge

union square for about an hour and a half. by the city police department. reporting live in the mission district of san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> and as we mentioned. antirump rallies across the country. this is the scene in new york city as picketers gathered downtown. many of the anti-trump signs were in spanish. the immigration policies have been angered members of the hispanic population? and cops making sure demonstrators didn't clash. this is outside of city hall and many of the protesters waving confederate flags but no reports of violence. >>> while the president is embarking on a ten day trip to iesh -- aa. we'll have more on the trip coming up later in the newscast. >>> this just in, new information on the suspect in a halloween shootout with san francisco police. we are learning the suspect is 32-year-old cesar valdez of hayward. booked on a slew of charges including attempted murder. he is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the officer is in critical but stable condition. the shooting happened at about midnight on wednesday when an officer was flagged down by a man regarding a suspicious vehicle near 18th and diamond street in t

anti muslim videos with tensions running high after north korea's latest intercontinental ballistic missile launch russia has accused the united states of doing everything it can to provoke pyongyang. a joint african union summit in ivory coast has agreed a plan for the emergency evacuation from libya of refugees and migrants who are facing abuse in detention camps. hope process is demanding the international community takes decisive measures to resolve the causes of the mass exodus of muslims from. arriving in bangladesh pope francis broke his silence over what the u.n. has called a textbook case of ethnic cleansing he also called on world governments to immediately provide assistance to the bangladeshi government. you know in recent months the spirit of generosity and sort of parity which is a distinguishing mark at that she certainly has been seen most vividly in its humanitarian work has to a massive influx of refugees from morocco and states providing them with temporary shelter and the basic necessities of life and this is being done not in sacrifice it has also been done before the allies and the whole world while the words of the pope were shopping still didn't identify the ranjit by name and we

the european union continues to pour aid money into africa it is going to be very difficult to do that. u.k. prime minister terry's amaze again condemned the us president for sharing anti muslim videos posted by a british far right leader that's despite trumpeting back telling me to focus on tackling terrorism in her own country on a b phillips reports from westminster in central london. on a tour of the middle east forging a post breck's it role for britain in the world this is not what the. prime minister wanted to be talking about the fact that we work together does not mean that we're afraid to say when we think the united states got it wrong and to be very clear with them and i'm very clear that retreating from britain first was the wrong thing to do. back home in london the government argues that britain's ties with america military cultural diplomatic make the special relationship and this will endure long after the current president has gone the prime minister will always have regular calls with the president and she has been explicit in criticizing this tweet and i know that she will always make sure that she calls it out where she sees it and that's what she'

anti-terror efforts in afghanistan. that is according to the kremlin. jonathan: how about this? ohio man spending time in prison for attack against the state of the union but he wants the case overturned saying the f.b.i. took advantage of his weakened mental state to entrapment. but they arrested him after he bought guns around ammunition and he pled guilty to a number of different charges. they camped outside the store for days for a set of nike shoes only to be sold you have to go home. because they were going to call off the sale. they weren't going to open the doors. imagine that. you wait a few days and nothing happens. but the worry is there were just too many people outside. waiting for the air macs. nationwide but not until march. many thought they'd get a pair of them early perhaps for the holidays. nancy: the president pardoning a pair of turkeys. his joke about former president obama's past pardons. jonathan: a new engraving at the marine corps memorial. the first in two decades. >> it memorializes the sacrifice of 1,481 marines. jonathan: honoring the men and women who made the ultimate sackry rice for our country in the most -- sacrifice

migrants has drawn criticism from the european union the rally also draws support from far right groups several counter-demonstrations of planned including two large antifascism and pro-democracy rallies we can now speak to russell foster from the department of european international studies at king's college here in london thank you very much for speaking to us so poland is celebrating its independence day but it is an event that has come to be overshadowed by the far right how and why is the warsaw march how has it become a sort of one of the largest assemblies in the world for far right extremists well this seems to be the largest gathering of right wing nationalists and european countries since the days of the third reich and it might initially seem strange that it's taking place in poland because of course the poles of a very strong cultural memory of what happened to their country as a result of nationalism in other european nations but what we're seeing in poland is a phenomenon that we can identify across europe which is a rise in ethnic nationalism and ties to to a nation state rather than to the european union and also the strange phenomenon

union party fell to win a majority and its traditional partner martin short's the social democrats refused to help the second shock result from september's election was the surge of the far right anti immigration a.f.p. mark was widely criticized for a line one. point two million migrants it's understood the jury in the took see f.t.p. the c.d.u. in the c.s.u. party's push for a harder line on migration controls whereas the greens wants to set an immigration limit of two hundred thousand the parties also struggle to find common ground on climate change as the greens push to reduce coal generated power after twelve years warning europe strongest economy looks anything but study and the euro's taken a battering on money markets. she could form a minority government with the f.t.p.'s all the greens but she would have to win support from others on individual policies slowing down the process dramatically or she and president frank felt a style i might could decide to hold another election in the hope of ending or at least delaying this current stalemate. lebanon's prime minister is on his way to egypt on cheese says he makes his way back to beirut after a two week absence saad hariri i