he says there are too many muslims on corsica.nd the many moroccans who live in his neighborhood on the outskirts of bastia need to pabide by the rules. arnaud seassari: look at the paesano district, people are seen as sensitive here. but that's not true. if someone bothers someone else here, we don't hesitate to let them know. if that doesn't help, we use tougher methods -- it gets violent. we take justice into our own hands. corsicans are hot-blooded. reporter: seassari likes to portray himself as a descendant of the flnc freedom fighters. the corsican nationalists fought for more independence from france for almost 40 years. they wanted to preserve their own language and cultural identity, and fought for more national rights. jean biancucci was one of them -- an armed fighter. some of his compatriots are still serving long jail sentences. he says some young corsican nationalists are right wing populists and have little to do with his generation's campaign. jean biancucci: my philosophy is quite simple. the corsican people share

he says there are too many muslims on corsica. moroccans who live in his neighborhood on the outskirts of bastia need to pabide by the rules. arnaud seassari: look at the paesano district, people are seen as sensitive here. but that's not true. if someone bothers someone else here, we don't hesitate to let them know. if that doesn't help, we use tougher methods -- it gets violent. we take justice into our own hands. corsicans are hot-blooded. reporter: seassari likes to portray himself as a descendant of the flnc freedom fighters. the corsican nationalists fought for more independence from france for almost 40 years. they wanted to preserve their own languagege and cultural identity, and fought for more national rights. jean biancucci was one of them -- an armed fighter. some of his compatriots are still serving long jail sentences. he says some young corsican nationalists are right wing populists and have little to do with his generation's campaign. jean biancucci: my philosophy is quite simple. the corsican people share a common

a seaside resort in corsica has been the latest to ban burkinis, the swim wear some muslims wear on the beach. the mayor said burkinis were a sign of islamic fundamentism. human rights group say they'll go to court to overturn the ban. we spoke earlier with the british journalist, ramoney ali. she's been writing about why women should wear burkinis. we asked her what she would say to the agencncy that said, "we'e talking about religious movements." >> you are conflating terrorism with a piece of modest swiwim wear. this is a full wet suit is basically what it is and you're criminalizing what muslim women in particular are wearing to the beach. now that just contributes to fear and suspicion and this further others of -- other'ing of people. that is not what we need in these very difficult times. obviously, because there a are atrocities thahat havee happenen france, therere's been p peddlia lot of fear and paranoia, obviously, these atrocities are to be condemned b but we have to be very careful not to fall into the hands of extremists because this is exactly what they want. they want p

, of course. >> anthony: i just think i could just spend the rest of my life sitting in a hill in corsicald love to live that lifestyle, except for killing enemies. as you know i'm not killing anyone, but -- >> anthony: i've never seen you wish ill on anyone. as long as i've known you, you've never even said, "that rat bastard, i hope something really bad happens. i hope he gets stomach cancer." or you've never even said, "i hope he loses his girlfriend." you've never wished ill on anyone. so let me ask, in your darkest heart of hearts, do you ever stray? do you ever find yourself thinking, "oh i really hope they just, i don't know, i hope they get herpes." i wish ill on people everyday. >> eric: i'm sorry, tony. you know, i mean, cheers to hell. >> anthony: it's a big night in marseilles. the city's football team, that's soccer team to you, is playing, which means the whole city is watching. eric and i head to the hipster plein neighborhood to meet up with gilles rof, a filmmaker and sports writer for france's top newspaper, "le monde". so tonight the big game, it's marseille, lille. >>

on a much more serious note, we head to corsica, where attacks against muslim residents are on the riseme young nationalists say they're taking the law into their hands. older nationalists, who have sworn off violence, want all of the island's diverse communities to live peacefully. the mediterranean island of

. >> this is in corsica, right? >> yes.munal fighting has arrived. >> her garment is offensive. she is wearing something that is publicly insightful to hatred against women. tourists have a right to be photoed. if you don't want to be photographed, don't wear something so offensive on a public beach. stuart: seems europe is on a knivage, all over the place. >> you might say stabbings on trains again and again and again, this instant in austria is only the latest and all comes from angela merkel's open door policy and we have chaos that trump is fighting to avoid in this country. stuart: i don't think we in america understand, the knife edge of social tension rippling through europe. what's this i hear about the mayor of london talking about a hate crime? a subdivision for hate crimes? is mr. khan a mayor of london, he's a muslim. >> that's right. most people do not know this in defending the 9/11 attackers in previous life as a lawyer. there's a subspecious that says all crimes are hate crimes. let's talk about the misogyny

screening for the diseasert that means every state willme need to begin testing blood donations of corsica previously that requirement was limited to puerto rico in to put the counties of but there are fears of more cases could pop up in the sunshine stateas we had two additional counties were miami-dade is one of canalis one up and always for gays and one case in palm beach. >> zika virus has spread mostly by mosquitoes but can also be transferred through sexual contact a can cause a serious birth defects of blood banks already screened for hiv hepatitis in western isles the death toll from central italy's devastating earthquake is again rising three more bodies were found today bringing the total to 281 most of the victims will appear in the town of homage which ith video of that area which shows all the destruction w aftershocks have also damaged a pair of bridges leading to the town leaving authorities scrambling to find alternate routeswn had a reward is being offered forre information leading to the suspect in the murder of of parabens the bodies of the victims were found it yesterda

stuart: the burkini been on one beach in particular in corsica came after a huge brawl on the beach,women in the burkinis on the beach, some tourists tried to take pictures of them. people with the burkini wearers took exception, shoved and pushed the tourists away, the locals joined in. the local mayor says wait a minute, this is provocative. we can't have this disorderly conduct because of what people are wearing. >> your provoking people on tv everything they. it doesn't mean you should be banned from television. >> this is america. >> france should recognize the same human rights. people should be fined for fighting, not for wearing burkinis. liz: the burkini is seen as the enslavement of women in denial of human rights because it is imposed by men. when our men going to wear covered outfits covering their bodies? stuart: david rubin is with us and i am sure he has something to say. >> i would agree when it comes to dress and respecting religious norms of a particular religion, as long as it is not imposed on anyone else this sho. i take issue with saying there is equivalency bet