>> the judges made the case that the purity of the aryan blood in india had been destroyed when aryansocal population there. implying that thind was therefore not a pure aryan. ironically, nazi racial policies were based on similar ideas, that the germans were the only pure aryans because the original ones in asia had intermarried. america's racial distinctions were closely studied by the nazis. >> and that learning leaves its imprint, at least in part, on hitler's nuremberg laws. >> but using dubious pseudoscience to prop up racism happens even in 2019. remember jared taylor? >> i think most people would not consider you white. >> you believe that whites are superior in terms of intelligence? >> oh, the evidence seems to suggest that the smartest people in the world are ashkenazi jews, then east asians, then whites, then hispanics are a very heterogenous population, but then black africans and australian aborigines come up near the bottom. >> while genetic variations among human populations clearly exist, human beings are in fact 99.9% identical in their genetic makeup. >> we sequence

pis the launch costs for aryan $6.00 have to be brought down dramatically by at least 40 percent which is no mean feat. that's why they're relying on synergies. new pieces have been developed and tested but they give the shuttle the thrust it needs during takeoff and they will likely be used for europe small of a caracas to swallow. this means they can produce more units which reduces production costs. the operators expect the biggest savings to come from the new production methods like the protective insulation on the upper section. plates used to be glued to the outside of the rocket by hand a time consuming process. 6 and for the 1st time these components sprayed on by her bot. to mimic like this creates a uniform surface which is important for the structures on the upper section. is much better and easier. you have much better control of the process. and it's much more cost effective than the previous method would sit there are $2.00 versions planned for the new rocket one will be able to launch 2 satellites and the other will be able to launch for the operators hope this flexibili

aryan aroy, a community mental health psychologist for 25 years. and my academic research was focussed on the criminalization of men of color, nonnegotiated timeout. return and release of prisoners to american society. it has been sensored on google since 2009, so my research, a decade of local investigation has been buried. what i do want to say is i really am glad to hear about this resolution. i think that there needs to be public education about how we treat each other as a society, that we are one human family and it's not enough to assume that people have good will. they have been conditioned by the media where aggressive images have been paired with people of color and people have been conditioned to fear people of different ethnicity and races and nationalities. so, this is a very, very deep rooted problem. we need also focus on solutions, with the schools and funding education generously in all neighborhoods and diverse education, vocational education that we have largely abandoned. abandoned the youth of all color, millennials are jobless

testing an increasingly rare car apart from the 8 this is out east topping online model however the aryans production is going to be discontinued in the future i used a sports car fans all over the world are saddened by this to me enough of the nostalgia though lewis wants to get in and have a look at what makes the audi r 8 so special. the concept it is tailored to the driver apart from a digital speedometer and tack on what are the display behind the steering wheel also shows navigation or vehicle data inside carbon details give the r 8 a sporty look. at the heart of the audi r 8 is its v 10 engine proudly displayed underneath a glass panel at the rear. him in the 1st thing lewis notices about the interior is the race car feeling they've got that's down to the ari performance steering wheel which lets the driver control all of the cars functions especially helpful in critical situations is going to test the driving experience. the 5.2 leader v 10 engine can reach an impressive 456 kilowatts with a turbo charger and a maximum torque of 580 new meters the r 8 goes from 0 to 100 kilometers

simply walked by me when you have battled on the miracle of son of a marquee signing on the scale of aryan hoppen and frankly it will fit together with your new wood fire and a world famous star for the bundesliga the little magician yes i'm really happy to be welcome to this kick off special about byron's new number 10. munich is home now for feeling. the social people here in germany are very fair minded and. really beautiful that my family and i have been for a few walks started getting to know the city. really enjoying it it was so. nice looking the part in later how this one is well. known. yeah i like them they suited me well. it was very cool my wife like to work with a bunch of it's a big traditional event in the city and the country and it was just nice to be there taking part in the festivities. i think everyone who goes along and joins in ends up enjoying it and the rain. october fest has always played a role in helping new byron stars steadily and let loose. you know as he comes going to figure in later hose if you give him. his teammates give him plenty of praise bumf on and o

but 1st this edition of the aryan 6 rocket has to prove itself. the launch is planned for late 2020. the universe is a few used with particles that traverse entire planets stars and galaxies neutrinos their monk the most common elementary particles and a source of fascination for scientists in the antarctic an entire observatory has been built to detect these mysterious objects. in 2015 to physicists shared the nobel prize for demonstrating that neutrinos have most but how much mass to find out researchers have developed the world's most precise scale. tree knows are born during nuclear fusion in the sun countless numbers of solar neutrinos arrive on earth every 2nd and that's just one source of these mysterious particles they're so puny that until recently scientists believed they had no mass at all. today we know that the subatomic particles do have a mass an extremely small one physicist magnus slusser is involved in experiments to pin it down they've already yielded initial results. yet so these measurements allowed us to read. arrow down the

that is the problem with bull of aryan revolutionary socialism practice by jeremy with bull of aryanause they have arranged plan to spend £196 billion on theirfriends in arranged plan to spend £196 billion on their friends in the eu arranged plan to spend £196 billion on theirfriends in the eu henri nationalization and to do it, they're going to raise taxes on pensions, corporations of the highest level in europe, on inheritance, on homes, it is a huge list, and as i said before, the taxon... —— list, and as i said before, the taxon. .. —— eu list, and as i said before, the taxon... —— eu re—nationalisation. they know themselves, look at what they're doing. look at the preparations they are making. they know that their policies for the economy are ruinous becausejohn mcdonald, remember him, he was sacked by ken livingstone, sacked by preparing a fictitious budget for the glc. john mcdonald who is even left of corbyn, is preparing for a run on the pound and he wants to restore exchange controls which we haven't seen for decades in this country. and so the choice before us is very star

secondly it actually sounds like a vision and sometimes aryans about very wait a minute played with to talk about ari actually absolutely right according to international republican institute 41 percent and. it's really the number i mean the united opposition then actually ok and you know i didn't i don't feel any need a much i mean you know who i really want to find it was iraq which is i take your criticism and what i say let's let her complete her stint at least i did i hear you . say you don't want a 23 person it's like that courage and brain so i have to say that that this is a you know i mean it's a posture nowhere for approach and that's why it's an issue really really it wants to be like this white his roots you know he wants to be in the power so for ever but georgians are not like that actually george asked where you want to have to democracy fair and free elections that's what i represent think and i want to talk about the matter so i replied so 1st this led to let me know reelection was a proportional representation of that traill system and the 2nd is that there is a natio

errors and his lawyers are also claiming the woman's fianci, a police officer and a member of the aryan brotherhood, killed her because she was having an affair with a black man. they granted a stay of execution. last friday that happened. >> rescheduled a rally in front of the ferry building at 10:00 and there is also a candlelight vigil at city hall coming up at 5 pm. >> also today a public memorial service will be held for the late kaiser permanente ceo tyson. he died in his sleep last week and he was 60 years old. he will lie in repose at the oakland rotunda to celebrate his life. the viewing is set for 11:00 until 3:00 and then an invitation-only service will be held tomorrow at the chase center. he worked for kaiser for 30 years, rising for the corporate ranks before taking that top job six years ago. >>> coming up, protest taking place all over the world this weekend . >> the violent way to mistreat are marked one year since the yellow vest protest started and the clash between protesters and police in hong kong. >>> impeachment hearing did not take the day off. they hear from on

they want to weaken the entire latin american project venezuela the revolutionary process the bowl of aryan process number one led by chavez that also allowed for korea in ecuador morales in bolivia certainly cuba which is the historic leader of the left all of these yearnings and aspirations of the of the people of what an american to be free from yankee imperialism to stand on their own feet to overcome the problems of mass poverty and unemployment the united states actually benefits from the status quo morale us or korea or chavez or fidel or the argentinian leader or lula in bolivia whoever is challenges that becomes marked and targeted demonized and then ultimately if that doesn't work the u.s. uses cia or military force to try to topple these government system brian i want to thank you so much for educating our guest of i was. corruption isn't just running rampant in countries far far away to hawk watchers it's also quite easily can be found right in your own backyard or in this case california it appears that incidents of law enforcement misusing background checks for personal use ar

in mental health which i think is why they are ending up in hospital, because it is ten nonurgent aryanso the abuse of cocaine. the numbers are not huge but coming on the back of them giving out condoms to the over 65 because of the huge spike in gonorrhoea cases. it is a bit raving elderly, isn't it? it is one way of spending your retirement. but it is illegal and highly addictive and there is a health cost. and it causes all sorts of destruction and criminality. the chains of criminality. the chains of criminality yes. exactly, right back to its very source. yes. it sounds like a good fun story but fully it is probably not brilliant. the thing is probably not brilliant. the thing is it seems that it is left over from the 60s... is it seems that it is left over from the 60s. .. yes. there are many people who got used to taking drugs ata people who got used to taking drugs at a fairly young age and managed not to kill themselves by moving on to heroin and whatever. and they have survived until they are 90. although only ten of them. have survived until they are 90. although only ten of t

weaver was of interest to the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms because he had links to the aryan. and they tried to pressure him to inform on his friends in the movement, and he refused. >> weaver is summoned to court for a weapons charge that involves the selling of some sawed-off shotguns to law enforcement. >> now a force of 200 police, federal agents and the national guard have surrounded the house. >> this is nothing more than a show of force to scare everybody who lives up here in north idaho. we all have guns in our houses. we all have guns buried someplace. >> northern idaho has become home for a lot of people like randy weaver who want to be away from the problems of civilization and from civilization itself. >> he's not a terrorist. he's not endangering anybody. everybody that knows him has talked about him as a good, loving christian family man. >> never before has northern idaho witnessed this kind of fire power from the federal government. >> what should have been a relatively routine arrest went very badly wrong. there was a shootout in which weaver's 14-year-old so

aryan, is this a win for trump or is this too soon to say? >> it's too soon to say. what the court did today, it said that president trump's financial records could not go to the house on wednesday. remember, a federal appeals court last week ruled against the president said the house subpoena could go into effect on wednesday, trump raced to the supreme court and the supreme court said today, we're putting things on hold for now, nothing's going to go out on wednesday. we want more briefing, but it's hard to say that that telegraphed how the supreme court might rule on this down the line. it probably says, look, we need a little more time here to catch up. keep in mind this all comes from that house investigation. they were looking into trump's financial records. they subpoenaed his long time accounting firm and trump raced to court and said, you can't subpoena them, all the lower courts on this issue have ruled against the president, and now he's in front of the supreme court. and he's raising significant separation of powers arguments here. the house on one said s

here to discuss is aryan devo. what exactly are these case bz?> fred, for months we've seen lawsuits concerning the president, swirling around in the lower courts but now two of them are at the supreme court and they both share one thing in common, and that is the president is making broad claims of immunity. the first comes from a manhattan d.a. who was looking for hush money. he sent a subpoena to mazars and the president's personal loiraws raised to court to block that. you might remember that they are the ones who went to court to say even if he shot someone on fifth avenue, he has broad immunity. the justices will look at that. at the end of the week they got a petition on another case with much broader implications because this case comes from the house of representatives and the house is also asking the accounting firm for these financial documents. and the president is fighting that one too. and the reason that this particular case might resonate is because it has to do with separation of powers. and that one branch of congress going afte

specific judges in kaufman told us it was somebody local. >> reporter: that all but ruled out the aryan old cases from dallas. the killer's message ended this way, "we are not unreasonable, but we will not be stopped." >> it's almost sounding like a game now. >> i think in his mind it was a big chess game. i think it was just for fun, to see if he could really exert complete and total control over the criminal justice system in kaufman county. >> reporter: by monday morning the story was topping the national news. perhaps that's exactly what the killer wanted. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez is in kaufman, texas for us this morning. gabe, good morning to you. >> savannah, good morning. there will be stepped up security here at the county courthouse today. the district attorney's office will be closed to the public. this entire community is on high alert. >> reporter: that morning, when shannon hebert came to her office, she had an armed escort. >> there's no leader at your office anymore. >> there's nothing. no one. >> when you come into work, how do you go forward? >> we had to move forward. w

it was pretty colored tarion growth so the lowest 5th of the population was improving aryan growth so the lowest 5th of the population was improving about as much as the upper 5th. and there were some welfare isn't about as much as the upper 5th. and there were some welfare state measures which improved life for much of the population it was date measures which improved life for much of the population it was for example a simple bill for a. black worker to get to the to just do a decent job in an auto babbin or auto plant plant. get a get a core core of children go to school and so on and the same across the board or obscure and go to school and so on and the same across the board. when the us was. when the us was. primarily early amana for better and fracturing centers enter it or if it had had to be had to be concerned cern and with its own. consumers here famously henry ford raised consumers here famously henry ford raise the salary of his workers who would be able to buy cars. to the salary of his workers who would be able to buy cars. when you're moving into an international. whe

in a court affidavit, an aryan brother inmate claimed when they were in prison, he said i had to killd loving fiancee. >> the next surprise witness will be mother teresa appearing via epiphany. each of these stories is laughably lacking in credibility. >> reporter: rodney reed has one advocate that once lived by him on death row. >> you spent 18 1/2 years on texas death row. you were fully exonerated, released. you were wrongly convicted. why do you relate to rodney reed? >> i relate to rodney because i know for a fact that those same players didn't give a damn about whether i was innocent or not. >> reporter: anthony graves was wrongly accused of murdering a family of six people in 1992, the same judge, million examiner a also worked rodney reed's murder trial. >> i was in his seat. i know his story. it sends chills up my spine. >> reporter: graves has been free 10 years and works as a criminal justice reform advocate. >> a young white woman was murdered and a black man was convicted of it. that is their case. they're not listening to anything else. rodney reed was definitely framed.

. >> aryan brotherhood and the saxon knight organization are both white supremacist organizations. they both share similar ideologies in their creeds and their oaths and in their bylaws. >> saxon knights. that's another one right there that i'm most proud of. my saxon knight crest with the bolts.gh >> he actually was the saxon knight president for this facility at one time. these organizations start taking possession of certain parts of the facility, such as where the were working out, the saxon knights will say they own that part of the facility and no other offenders are allowed to a go on that turf without paying some sort of consequences. >> richie and two other white inmates recently dished out? consequences when they attacked a black inmate. coming up -- >> the three white guys running around assaulting the one guy here. g >> prison staff break down gerald richey's assault while two other inmates bridge the racial divide. >> they've been doing this on camera, it's a jeopardizing situation. almost 185pa pounds of somethin real vicious and i don't think they want to see [ bleep

so actually, you know, white supremacists or neo-nazis or aryan supremacists, all of them must look at india's rss with great envy because they do -- none of them can match that kinind of hisistory and ororganization right now. they have somemething like 600,000 volunteers, you know, trained paramilitary. modi, of course, is a member of that organization. they have some 57,000 branches across the country. they run schools where millions of students study. it's all very -- so, as you can see, trump is almlmost ingratiating, in his own country, you know, being g gifted this m massive audience. i mean, i should tell you that while we were -- amy: being gifted this massive audience of people of color. >> of people of color. and he, of course, trump, within two days of this was being g -- you know, the whole impeachment news had come in. but, you know, what is happening in india and all these victories that are accruing one by one, also you're forgetting that demonetization, which was modi's first announcement -- i think today is the third-year anniversary of i it when modi cameme on tv and

aryan aroy, i did my masters thesis on abusers objective and dissertation on prisoner reentry. i agree with the other two speakers and emphasize reentry needs to be considered on the first day someone is incarcerated. the problem at hand. considering a problem with the hope of resolving it, we must consider causes. violence must be considered a public health problem. it's a product of a society that has an unjust economy, powerful people don't pay their taxes or conduct legitmized violence that impacts millions of people. where one-third of our society lives in poverty, and focus on the crimes of the indigent and people of color rather than those of corporations and the wealthy, who impact millions. poverty comes powerlessness and the problem of gross economic disparity, we all know and very much in san francisco, bitter anger, seething resentment and internalized violence that also gets demonstrated into the domestic violence, and it also is something that we can see is a problem that expresses itself in addiction, homelessness, and violence of all kinds, including speeding on

inevitable like like that i say is what leads people into this kind of very dangerous group say tank aryanis like abstract and obviously wars matter and you know all of that. and i'm not discounting about all of that in this way or worry about one of the phrases in the book is to change how we talk and to change who we are. and, i mean, that in a literal way. and how we talk is the product of the internet which again has brought good. i say that is where we need to get control of this internet stuff not as a business question or a tech media question as of who we are question. >> we have time for a couple of questions. >> you talked this a little bit in the beginning about how you saw it on your own all of this but i'm wondering we see the brawl of journalism going forward with. i also cover the stuff and i say amplification is the huge concern. in a warning how should we be covering this and how should we be looking at this going forward. amplification is the huge concern and i say someone may sign thing is always an option not to do the story. and i say that option should be exercise a l

also campaigners say retailers are missing out on aryans of pounds each year because they do not consider on in shopping centres, there can be crashes and bangs which can tip me over the edge, if i am already on a high level of stress, it can tip me over and xplode. china adds at 10am on bbc two, the bbc news channel and online —— join us at10am. news channel and online —— join us at 10am. thank you, joanna, see you later. let's get the weather with elizabeth. staying unsettled for the rest of the week. rain in the forecast for areas that have seen recent flooding. shower restricting southwards into central and southern england, scantily north—westerly winds, gusting towards liverpool bay and north wales, wind eventually easing towards the end of the day. the best of the sunshine the further south and east you are, temperatures in the low side for this time of year factoring in the low side for this time of yearfactoring in in the low side for this time of year factoring in wind—chill. overnight tonight, cold air, lighter winds, brief ridge of high pressure, a touch of ground frost into t

if i say i am in favor of nationalist socialist ideas that have pure aryan state and i don't violently act out on that, i am sort of in the free-speech category. therefore, it is difficult for joint terrorism task force and fbi to investigate. we have seen a lot of discussion on how you get to those type of groups, how you create tools for law enforcement? it is an ongoing discussion that has not been resolved. people have talked about some potential guide rails that you can use to allow greater investigations. thessa: and, in terms of designation, do you feel like that could be a workaround for now to at least get people in on material support? are there any negatives to at least starting with that? >> i don't think so. if it is an organization that has a foreign presence or foreign entity, it seems like an effective tool for u.s. law enforcement domestically to, that homegrown violently cream extremists. i think that should be a tool that is in the toolkit for u.s. law enforcement. that seems to be the easiest first step. melissa: i believe some people have called for a 9/11-style co

if i say i am in favor of national socialist items and a y pure aryan state and i don't violently act out onther that, r that's sort of in the free invs speech category, and therefore difficult for joint tarelism task forces and fbi to investigate. there's y been a lot of discussn on how do you get to those type of groups? how do you create the tools forr law enforcement? it's an ongoing discussion that hasn't been resolved yet. but people in the obama doj havn talked about some potential guide rails you could use to allow greater investigation of e those organizations. >> okay. and in terms of i guess the fto designation, do you feel like that could be a work-around at least for now to at least get people in on material support? i mean, are there any negatives to at least starting with that? >> i don't think so. if it's an organization that has a foreign presence, or is alliew with a foreign entity, it seems like it was a very effective tool for u.s. laurnlt domestically to combat homegrown violent extremists who aspired to be part of islamic state or al qaeda, i think that should be