socialists the vox party leader says that he hopes to put together a coalition with the center right citizens party. europe's nationalist wave has arrived in spain. the vox party secured twelve seats in andalusia a region with a high rate of both unemployment and migration the party's president is confident they can now take their region against to the national level. and illusions once again have made history they have shaken off thirty six years of socialist regimes paving the way for the rest of spain by saying that it's possible. to do the same in the rest of the country are equal much but he doesn't go out of your body the election has severely weakened the governing socialists although they secured the most seats they fell short of a majority despite this they're vowing to stop the rise of the far right. the music an alternative for an delusions does not mean that our government will become a reflection of this right wing party off which is xenophobic and justifies violence against women and among citizens. ever since the end of francisco franco's dictatorship in one thousand nine hundred sev

lucio now the leader of says that he hopes to put together a coalition with the center right citizens party. europe's nationalist wave has arrived in spain. the vox party secured twelve seats in andalusia a region with a high rate of both unemployment and migration the party's president is confident they can now take their regional games to the national level. and delusions once again have made history they have shaken off thirty six years of socialist regimes paving the way for the rest of spain by saying that it's possible. to do the same in the rest of the country where people much money doesn't go out of your body the election has severely weakened the governing socialists although they secured the most seats they fell short of a majority despite this they are vowing to stop the rise of the far right. taken an alternative for andalusians does not mean that our government will become a reflection of this right wing party off which is xenophobia and justifies violence against women and among citizens. ever since the end of francisco franco's dictatorship in one nine hundred seventy five t

secured the most seats but they may lose control of the regional government after the center white citizens party ruled out a coalition. the plane carrying the coffin of george h.w. bush is on its way to andrews air force base near washington d.c. earlier the former u.s. president was sent off with a twenty one gun salute from houston texas that's his home state bush who died last friday will lie in state in the u.s. capitol but to winds day before a state funeral at the washington national cathedral his casket will then be returned to texas for burial. all right let's take the story now to washington our correspondent miles waders on the story for us good evening to you miles so we've got the former u.s. president making his final trip to washington d.c. what can we expect mail that america is now a nation in mourning. well because he's a former president and the head of a political dynasty president bush is getting the full nine yards in terms of a state funeral as you outlined here the casket is on its way through washington d.c. to be interred at the state capitol were expecting a large crowd

secure at the most seats but may lose control of the regional government after the center right citizens party ruled out a coalition. thrust a russian made so use rocket has successfully launched into orbit carrying a crew of three and the two men and one woman took off from you know baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan for a six month mission on the international space station is the first manned voyage to the i asked since a rocket failure back in october. a university founded by the hungry an american billionaire george soros says it has been forced to leave budapest for vienna a central european universities move it ends years of wrangling with hungry is conservative prime minister viktor orban who accuses soros of encouraging the mass migrations of muslims to euro. now could talks to end the conflict in yemen start this week iran has said it will support the peace talks which could start in sweden as early as wednesday iran's move comes after the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen agreed to fly out fifty injured who is the rebels the rebels are supported by iran in the medical evacuation

to hell with the american citizen. your party said this over and over. donald trump is in office, they don't want it. go ahead, dan bongino. >> the reason chris doesn't want a wall built is because the wall works. i have a simple question for anybody listening tonight. chris included. you are looking to cross the border illegally into the country, not legally. do you want to cross where there is a 20-foot reinforced wall or just walk across the border. chris will never answer that question honestly. he'll dance around it because he knows the answer. the answer is you want to cross where there is no wall. >> dan, i know you have been busy with the book tour so let me spell it out. 90% of people that come here illegally overstay their visas, and a wall is not going to stop that. judge jeanine: should we let the other ones in? he necessity answers the question. -- he never answers the question. >> if you can answer a simple question, do you want to cross the border where there is a 20-foot reinforced wall or where there is no wall at all. >> if i have a 25-

i have been at war with the party since i became a naturalized citizen almost a decade ago and i havehen this controversy arose, our republican party consists of 276 precinct chairs from all around tcounty. when i was nominated by the chairman as a vice chair of the county republican party, i was approved with a near unanimous vote with one dissenting vote. since this controversy has arisen, there's been an outpouring of support from the rank and file republican members, from party leadership, from elected officials, most recently our state party by unanimous vote to pass a resolution to support me. i always felt welcome in the republican party. >> what changed here? i should note, there were other state-wide officials, george p. bush, among them, the late president's grandson, who has spoken out in your support. where did this come from? where did this feeling come from? you have been welcomed all these years. why now? >> you know, i think you have to ask those people who have concerns about it, but like i said, my experience as a surgeon, as an elected official, as a party official,

housewife a sock sort of as a technique or bottle the government should take note that unions and parties and citizens and everybody else is demonstrating together and this is unprecedented but what's different about these protests is that this time for the first time. on both sides of the political spectrum you know it's it's in their criticism of victor government. hundred straight unions and now organizing the nationwide strike action the government hopes they will go home for christmas and for their robin first year walker al-jazeera for the past. time for a short break here not just when we come back we'll have the latest on the hunt for the drone operators who caused havoc that britain's second. busiest airport and we report from cuba where this debate on an upcoming referendum that could transform the communist nation more in that stay with us. hello again we're here crossing ited states we have been watching a very powerful system make its way across the eastern seaboard bring flooding rain and windy conditions to many locations as well as snow the good news is by the time we get toward saturd

parliament nominee for the germany party thinks the christian democrats choice of leader eliminates citizen rights of center rival to his party no. for every conservative in germany it is clear that the c.d.u. wants to become you are left liberal party but it will give all the conservative scholars germany fully a d. that means of evil probably come over twenty percent in the european election in may two thousand and thirteen to see that you have a continue the same style as merkel and there is the steps to fundamental change to election day brought on the means no one can still have to silent to deceive you comes back conservative party so there is just one remaining conservative party in germany and. at last a competitor today. from a jihadist mastermind a bomb maker to m i six double agent on the front line and dave spent almost a decade camped in with al qaida then switch sides become a british intelligence spy catelli artie's going underground shows got incredible story of this guy becoming disillusioned with a terrorist cause and then having his cover blown is some of the interview wh

housewife a sock sort of as a technique or vinyl the government should take note that unions and parties in citizens and everybody else is demonstrating together and this is unprecedented what's different about these protests is that this time for the first time. on both sides of the political spectrum you know it's it's in their criticism of victor government. hundred straight unions and now organizing the nationwide strike action the government hopes they will go home for christmas and for their robin first year walker al-jazeera for the past. time for a short break here not just when we come back we'll have the latest on the hunt for the drone operators who caused havoc to britain the second.

housewife a sock sort of as a technique or bottle the government should take note that unions and parties and citizens and everybody else is demonstrating together and this is unprecedented but what's different about these protests is that this time for the first time. on both sides of the political spectrum you know it's it's in their criticism of victor government. hundred straight unions and now organizing the nationwide strike action the government hopes they will go home for christmas and for their robin first year walker al-jazeera for the past and in spain fat people have been arrested off to pro independence supporters in catalonia fort worth police. the secessionists were protesting against the spanish government's decision to hold a cabinet meeting in the regional capital barcelona they're offended by the timing of the session which come as a year off to madrid to bilk to the region's bid for independence. there are fears of are new developments and to gie cost on the eastern region of color but auction has long been opposed to the central government it has its own culture and languages but

housewives a sock sort of as a technique or bottle the government should take note that unions and parties in citizens and everybody else is demonstrating together and this is unprecedented what's different about these protests is that this time for the first time. on both sides of the political spectrum you know it's in their criticism of victor governments. hundreds trade unions and now organizing the nationwide strike action the government hopes they will go home for christmas and to get robin first year walker al-jazeera for the past. time for a short break here not just when we come back we'll have the latest on the hunt for the drone operators who caused havoc of britain's second busiest day. and we report from cuba where there's a debate on the upcoming referendum that could transform the communist nation monna stay with us. hello again it's good to have you back we are cross levant we're not going to see too much in terms of clouds or rain over the next day most of the activity has been pushing up here towards the northeast what we're left with is basically some cooler air for much of the area

star struck sort of as a technical bundle the government should take note that unions and parties and citizens and everybody else is demonstrating together and this is unprecedented but what's different about these protests is that this time for the first time. on both sides of the political spectrum you know it's in their criticism of victor government. hundred straight unions and now organizing the nationwide strike action the government hopes they will go home for christmas and for their robin first year walker al-jazeera for the past. after months hunting in the colombian jungle security forces have killed the man known as. a former commander you who refused to surrender in a two thousand and sixteen peace deal he was accused of drug trafficking extortion and murder child about us reports. by senior ministers colombia's president rallied reporters for his big news boy. can't confirm that troia was killed in an operation he was killed by the heroes of colombia. this is quote your full name walter patricio. he was one of the most elusive and powerful rebels in colombia wanted for drug traffi

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parties. we all have a response ability to protect our citizens. it's time to move beyond party politics. it is time to offer an interes interest -- i asked the prime minister to bring forward the meaningful vote on her deal before the christmas recess. there is no reason to delay. let us have that meaningful vote this week. lastly, what you do the right thing and meet with me and other opposition party leaders this week collectively. this, mr. speaker, is the government's work. if we are to believe that a partnership of equals that no today we must be heard. >> first of all, i'm happy to say if he wants to come talk to me about this issue i'm happy to talk about it. we do have a fundamental difference of opinion which revealed in the response of his party to what i said in my statement. i believe we should deliver leading the eu to the people. that's the fundamental difference we are. talk about jobs and prosperity and the still does just that but delivers on the referendum of protecting tops and prosperity. he says he does not want to be with no deal but the only way to ensure we leave

party's ideology. they can come as regular citizens because this is a citizens movement. that we don't want them showing up to represent their policy. other parties have also attempted to instrumental eyes the protest movement purposively a little ski doesn't want them manning the barricades it's not a question of being left or right wing she says but justice for ordinary french. president has responded to the protests by saying he will talk with citizens groups but that the environmental tax will remain although russia has some one million people suffering from aids there's very little social awareness of a disease health officials say has reached epidemic proportions in some areas aids related deaths are on the rise especially among women gay men and drug users in a society that is doing precious little for them some with h.l.v. are reaching out to the public in whatever ways they can. and my new friend i don't like being called an aids infector or contaminate or. kong i get cursed really horribly on the back streets for restall pulls up on the positives from going to. t

citizens. whereas when democracy gets exported overseas that do not have that founding, if you take a look at the elections of fellowgermany, there are parties but they don't see each other as a fellow citizen. there is a catholic party because they don't feel secure. there is a worker party that doesn't feel secure. the german people are a people of language and ideas, people of europe tend to have that. consequently their divisions are much more fragile, their divisions are much more dangerous, to a much more fragile sense of identity. whereas we can absorb and adapt, and continue to see each other as, if not friends, brothers. prof. kazin: i would say that's a little too rosy of a picture of the united states. [laughter] prof. olsen: that is why you are on the left and i am on the right. prof. kazin: it also ignores some important turning point in history. in the 20th century, most white native-born americans did not consider my ancestors, jews, to congress 1920's, passing overwhelmingly a bill supporting it with president coolidge signing it, the johnson-reed act. which set a quota of people from russia of 100, and a quota of people from

citizens of the right. alongside other opposition party leaders, and the shambolic government, when the official opposition fails to step up the real opposition will step in. the prime minister is now running scared, for the results. are you so frightened of the feet, she will deny another vote? >> parliament will have a meaningful vote on the deal, we set out when that will be but he talks about dealing with the scottish economy. why is it the scottish government has taken measures that people with 27,000 pounds or more get more tax? that isn't good for the scottish economy or the people? >> the prime minister was completely correct to castigate the party opposite with a deeply flawed plan to snatch shares in private companies, will she join me in condemning south african parliament taking powers for their own citizens without compensation it based on the color of their skin? it is also risking putting another country through a breadbasket into a basket case. >> it was an issue, the question was one which i raised when i visited south africa in august. we recognize the concern there is but violent and ill

just a political crisis it's something that affects the ordinary citizen and so there really does need to be. a negotiation and the two parties need to come together i mean all parties need to come together and ensure that the country can continue to function because it's already impacting the ordinary citizen indeed we will see what happens in the coming months certainly ricer we commit to thank so much for joining us from colombo north korea has used its seventh anniversary of the death of leader kim jong il to turn the latest u.s. sanctions the troubled ministration is punishing three north korean leaders of human rights abuses state television says america's actions would block the path to denuclearize ation forever progress has been slow since donald trump a north korean leader kim jong un had their singapore summit in june an indian politician has been jailed for life for his involvement in riots in the nineteen eighties opposition congress leader was convicted of killing five family and setting fire to a sikh temple three others were also given life terms riots followed the assassination of the van prime minister indir

star a sock sort of as a technique or bottle the government should take note that unions and parties and citizens and everybody else is demonstrating together and this is unprecedented but what's different about these protests is that this time for the first time. on both sides of the political spectrum you know it's it's in their criticism of victor government. hundred straight unions and now organizing the nationwide strike action the government hopes they will go home for christmas and for their robin first year walker al-jazeera for the past. now it's called el gordo the fat one and it doesn't get much fatter than two point seven billion dollars in total prize money as spain held its annual christmas lottery approved a little too much for at least one of the children who got to call the list of prizes on live television. c.s.n. dan. thank. you. that's our prize for a winning ticket is four hundred fifty five thousand dollars but there are also plenty of smaller prizes two hundred year old lottery is ranked as the biggest in the world. are my friends you know it's a very special day i hope all

even citizens who do not belong to a political party the fairness and balance of our tax system whichallows for justice been also a good idea also our daily life how we live to deal with the challenge of climate climate change we need to find good solutions that will come out of our discussion how we organize the state and how it is governed and administered from paris without a doubt to centralized in paris and also public services in the whole of the country . i want us to agree with the nation and we agree on what is our profound identity together questions of migration and that we deal with the most of these fundamental changes that require deep thought and shared thought means we have to data to a level which has to be at the national level each institution will play its part government social partners and associations and you will play your part i would want to. i will be here to coordinate all the opinions and so that we can live together in peace but org. this debate is not just from the institutional representatives has to be on the ground and there are natural people citizen

party. he broke his no-new taxes pledge. george w. bush had medicare part d and wanted to allow those in the country illegally to become citizens. those are positions today's republican party has run from, and yet you hear about the grace, the dignity and the civility of the president. while it is a bygone era, when the supreme court justices were there, a lot of the bush presidencies and the fights of the bush presidency and how it changed the republican party, you could have an argument whether it was for the better or worse how it has changed since then, clarence thomas standing there, if you are donald trump that's how you are supposed to pick a supreme court justice. david suiter will come to town for the ceremonies. george h.w. bush put david suitter on the court. the right didn't like anthony kennedy because he became the swing justice, but it is still her essie to criticize ronald reagan in the republican party, but not so much the bush family. to see many of the fights and issues front and center, especially on the domestic front in the bush presidency, are still front and center. you could argue, and tom knows this grou

stock a stock sort of as a technique or bottle the government should take note that unions and parties and citizens and everybody else is demonstrating together and this is unprecedented but what's different about these protests is that this time for the first time. on both sides of the political spectrum you know it's it's in their criticism of victor government. hundred straight unions and now organizing the nationwide strike action the government hopes they will go home for christmas and today robin first year walker al-jazeera for the past. to spain now where thirteen people have been arrested after prison dependent supporters in catalonia fought with the police the pa. yes when the were in opposition to a spanish cabinet meeting in barcelona a year after the region's bid for independence was blocked some of the reports. blocked roads. confrontations with police a far cry from the message spain's prime minister hoped to bring to the city headache for the politicians aiming to turn the page on the cattle and crisis if they had been doubts about resolving it and friday's events certainly proved t

the party in the state demand patriotism from all citizens that goes for the monks to. people can't work well without patriotism anyone who threatens the state's interests has to be punished. to live easier to do or to deliberately visit italy the monks are suddenly very quiet the word threaten hangs in the air as we prepare to leave. that evening there is a theater performance a historical piece sent in the seventh century where we learn about what the beautiful princess wenchang has to do with china's claim to power in tibet the peace of course doesn't mention that just a few years later there wasn't much peace harmony or unity between the two entities . at least chinese tourists have a bit of time to take a few selfies of this strange world a world that has only been a part of china since miles troops conquered it in one nine hundred fifty one. visiting the vice governor were greeted with tibetan scarves. it's a better folklore. we were told to bat has always belong to china the communists liberated the tibetans from misery. prior to nine hundred fifty one farmer sti

citizen's movement. but we don't want them showing up to represent the. other parties have also attempted to instrumental as the protest movement purposively a little ski doesn't want them manning the barricades it's not a question of being left or right wing she says but justice for ordinary french. well the conversation continues online here at the day you'll find us on twitter either at the news or you can write directly to me brit goff t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag of the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day have a good weekend. i'm going to. take a look at. building the church for a catholic community on the outskirts of amman and it's a gift from god pope francis personally blessed the foundation stone back in two thousand and fifteen. since then progress has been slow. but the community can't face the projects now it seems their dream is finally coming. up. next. we would dive into the deep blue water. we would hunt the old fashioned way with spears. the boats we lived on never stayed in one place. and the sea wo

parties are growing. in then that the leaders will have to listen and change their policy and who are interested in their own citizens well maybe i mean many people would argue that's already happening as populist parties are becoming more mainstream mainstream parties are also becoming more populist can you really tell one from another these days it's very difficult on his it's changing from country to country and also caused. some poor put his policies or coupled with the leaders that's happened in greece with a nod of prime minister is up and with the french national. vision of change in them that's going to change as time goes by as it happens or there's a more party in norway i think that change has been most visible perhaps in the united states and in the run up to the two thousand and sixteen american elections hillary clinton famously called. don't know trumps electorate as as a basket of deplorable as and she accused him of giving them a voice as if it was a political crime do you think that western democracy is until at least until now have been based on the idea that certain type of waters certain type of

in the parks on the street and also on the borders we are the party for europe a europe that protects and protects itself protects its citizens that defends its values a europe that helps us because germany alone is too small. but not everyone is out to bury the past those looking for continuity could lean towards the favorite daughter and a great come come power position she shares with merkel relying less on the us for germany's defense. steep side than there are now to view the days when we would say to nato the us so whoever sends the materials and the people and we as germany look on from outside or do little things those days are over. not unless i. on the other we have to take more responsibility for security and that also means spending more money for it to just do it over in this new india in the hunt. for. an agreed to come combo they staked out where they stand and now the party gets to choose and its conference on friday where every place is on glum america now as party chair may replace chancellor counted in future elections until then the two will have to work together. so those are the three candidates vying fo