. >>> norcross and booker strongly condemned the threats, calling the people responsible cowards. this comes after new jersey senator bob menendez pushed for the same funding last night. he spoke to jewish activist in cherry hill. our nbc camera captured police and a security guard keeping watch outside. >> a police chase in upper darby ending with a car crashing into a home. police tell us the driver of that car was spotted in havreton

, and that they described as a coward, and that the world is a sweeter place without him.com plete him. we understood that there was a complete hatred for martin mcguinness by some, and reverence for him by others. we needed to make sure that this was a very complete person who is hated on one side and loved on the other. we had to convey that that was what he was. reverence is an interesting issue here, because when it comes to an obituary cover the bbc can have a tendency to not want to cause offence.” cover the bbc can have a tendency to not want to cause offence. i don't think it is a fear of causing offence. i think it is notjust the bbc. when submitters die, you tend to accentuate the positive. i don't think we did in this case. which are to accentuate the positive. i don't think we did in this case. which are to be as ballast and impartial letter ca n to be as ballast and impartial letter can be. but impressible, piggott is incredibly important that you convey a person's life, notjust a sensitivity towards relatives and the is. as a set, we had hundreds of them play

donald, you're a sniveling coward. this man is a pathological liar. he doesn't know the difference between truth and lies. he lies practically every word that comes out of his mouth. the man cannot tell the truth, but he combines it with being a narcissist. a narcissist at a level i don't think this country's ever seen. the man is utterly amoral. morality does not exist for him. i wake up every day and laugh at the latest thing donald has tweeted. because he's losing it. and we're liable to wake up one morning and donald, if he were president, would have nuked denmark. >> so, pass the sugar? how do you follow up on that at din-din time. the missus must remember the humiliation for the rest of her life, being compared to a runway model. she's an attractive woman, of course, but to be portrayed in the way they did, you don't ever go after somebody's family, trump did, and then trampled on them. he said, i'm mr. street smart, i'm going to take him down. then, he goes to dinner. what time's dinner, donald? >> and he brings his daughter, one of his daughte

they are very nervous and cowards. they are nazi remnants, they are fascists.ch election is next week and the government there feared rallies could provoke tensions. the fascist comparison was met with a blunt response. translation: comparison was met with a blunt response. translationzlj comparison was met with a blunt response. translation: ithought comparison was met with a blunt response. translation: i thought to myself," do then i'm a mayor in a country that was bombed by the nazis?" so a lot of strong language from turkey but i do believe common sense will prevail at some point. germany was also branded nazis by mr erdogan after it blocked rallies, citing security concerns. and there is now a growing stand—off with europe. these scenes marked a new low in diplomatic relations between turkey and the netherlands. sarah corker, bbc news. aylina kilic, a journalist following turkish issues here in london, joined me earlier. she explained what president erdowan is trying to achieve. what he wants to do now is he wants to gain the support of the turkish diaspo

they are very nervous, and cowards. they are nazi remnants, they are fascists.anted to rally turkish voters in the netherlands before a referendum on boosting mr erdogan‘s powers. but, with the dutch election next week, the government there feared it could provoke tension, and feed the anti—immigrant geert wilders. on the campaign trail, the dutch prime minister said he wouldn't give in to turkish blackmail. this morning, on television, he made clear that he threatened the netherlands with sanctions. and of course we cannot negotiate with the turks under such threats. so then we decided, the foreign minister, the french prime minister and myself, in a conference call this morning, that it was better for him not to come to the netherlands. his country having been occupied by the nazis, mr rutte reacted bluntly to the fascist comparison. it's a crazy remark, of course. i understand they're angry, but this is, of course, way out. germany, too, was branded nazis by mr erdogan, after it blocked turkish rallies, unprecedented language among nato allies. president erdo

they are nervous and they are cowards. they are fascists. after abandoning its one child policy — china says 18 million new babies last year is still not enough to prevent the ageing of its population. joni sledge — a founder member of the iconic pop group sister sledge — has died aged 60. the group's hits included we are family and he's the greatest dancer. a diplomatic row between the netherlands and turkey has worsened as the dutch government prevented two turkish ministers from addressing a rally in rotterdam. dutch riot police used water cannons to break up hundreds of turkish supporters who'd gathered to demonstrate against the dutch government's decision. earlier the turkish president described the dutch as "nazi remnants and fascists". sarah corker reports. in the centre of rotterdam, dutch riot police were brought in to disperse hundreds of pro—turkish demonstrators. they're angry because the dutch government banned a rally in the city about next month's referendum to expand the powers of the turkish president. these extraordinary s

they are very nervous, and they are cowards. they are nazi remnants, they are fascists. largest humanitarian crisis in more than 70 years. 20 million people face starvation in parts of africa. a boost for india's prime minister, as his bjp party wins a landslide in key state elections. and a record—equalling 18th consecutive win for england's rugby team, as they thrash scotland to retain their six nations title.

such a coward and horrible thing to do. >> reporter: victim came forward on tuesday. investigation is preliminary. >> got the information quickly and aktsed upon it and detectives actively working on it as we speak. >> reporter: $14.2 million bond. abc7 news. >>> man accused of grabbing a 13-year-old girl off the street due in court monday. six counts. police say eigl grabbed the girl and tried to force her into his car. bystanders heard the screams and stopped the kidnapping. >>> a case of meningitis is causing concerns. infected student took part in a meet at dougherty valley high school. water polo club. infection not transmitted through water but long period of physical contact. >>> last ditch effort by the city of oakland to stop the raiders moving to las vegas. mayor schaff says they have a plan with financing and less debt than the las vegas plan. nfl owners expected to vote as early as monday on relocation. >> this is where the raiders should today. will be reaching out and trying to plead our case to the last moment. >> tomorrow leaders and fans will rally at

. >> stephen: now you're in "present laughter," a noel coward play. but i don't know his plays. what is it about? >> it's about an actor, an actor who has been spoiled quite rotten by his tremendous success and celebrity, and it's about celebrity culture, and he's howppedded by fans and playwrights who want him to do their plays. he's going through a very difficult sort of identity crisis about "do i hate all this adoration or i do crave it?" and the answer is yes. ( laughter ) >> stephen: can you relate? you can relate? >> no, it's quite a stretch for me. ( laughter ) no, i think every actor has-- i don't-- well, ever actor that i know-- no, i'm speaking on behalf of all actors everywhere in the world -- >> stephen: do, speak for all actors. >> okay, i'll say this -- >> stephen: they're needy. ( laughter ). >> there are certain things that come with the territory, with the job-- insecurities, over-securities, over-praise leads to-- well, in many walks of life. when you become iconic or really famous or really celebrated it can go to one's head. >> st

such a coward and horrible thing to do. >> reporter: victim came forward on tuesday. investigation is preliminary. >> got the information quickly and aktsed upon it and detectives actively working on it as we speak. >> reporter: $14.2 million bond. abc7 news. >>> man accused of grabbing a 13-year-old girl off the street due in court monday. six counts. police say eigl grabbed the girl and tried to force her into his car. bystanders heard the screams and stopped the kidnapping. >>> a case of meningitis is causing concerns. infected student took part in a meet at dougherty valley high school. water polo club. infection not transmitted through water but long period of physical contact. >>> last ditch effort by the city of oakland to stop the raiders moving to las vegas. mayor schaff says they have a plan with financing and less debt than the las vegas plan. nfl owners expected to vote as early as monday on relocation. >> this is where the raiders should today. will be reaching out and trying to plead our case to the last moment. >> tomorrow leaders and fans will rally at

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. >> real coward. cool, man, middle of the street? look, she is smiling and laughing. laughing. >> coming up next on good day philadelphia. more than 20 million people have seen this video, not because that far fight, but because of that man. a good samaritan who steps in. >> speaking of good, bob kelly. >> hey, good morning, everybody, 5:12. we will go for a ride. the atlantic city expressway coming back from the shore, headed toward philadelphia, an accident right near the winslow interchange. come on, let's go outside and say good morning to allentown, as we are getting up, getting out. sue has your hump day forecast when we come right back. true radiance comes from within. new radiant toothpaste by colgate optic white. whitens teeth both inside and out. for a radiant, whiter smile. be radiant by colgate optic white. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> easing you on into this wednesday. little chilly out there. so you can snuggle up, watch us, we'll get you caught up what you need to know before you head out the door. >> getting around today, one every these things you need to know. it co

let's look at this. [ boos ] >> coward! coward!frum, the affordable care act is nowhere to be seen. the revision of it, that is, repeal of it that the republicans are talking about, wherever that document is no one can find it except maybe paul ryan but a lot of people don't like what they see, they're taking that protest directly to the republican legislators in a similar way that opponents of the affordable care act took it to democrats when they were trying to legislate it and here it is, that unbridled use of the first amendment by protesters reaching into the legislative process. >> mark me down as a warrior, i don't share the optimism of the rest of the panel. i don't think the institutions are winning. the -- it's important when you think about the media it's important to remember far and away the most important media institution in the country is facebook, not the "new york times" or cnn or msnbc or any traditional institutions, that's how most americans get their news, especially most younger americans. the president has b

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the perpetrators of these heinous acts will be brought to justice and we will show these cowards whoraffic in hatred and bigotry that america, in america good triumphs over evil, fear mongering and intimidation will not be condoned. [ applause ] >> i am committed to doing everything in my power to combat these threats wherever they may arise and in whatever form they take. recently, at my urging the federal communications commission announced that jewish community centers and other at-risk organizations have been granted special emergency waivers that make it easier for law enforcement to access caller i.d. information to help identify, track down and prosecute these criminals. [ applause ] >> congress must also remain committed to pro providing funding for vulnerable institutions through the nonprofit security grant program. last year this program had allocated $20 million for emergency preparedness, to nonprofit and religious organizations. these dollars save lives i will work to ensure this crucial funding is increased. [ applause ] >> now, while we continue to address these threa

donald, you are a snivelling coward, leave heidi the hell alone.ister theresa may attends her last summit of eu leaders before brexit talks. will britain really be landed with a 60 billion euro divorce bill? we'll hearfrom berlin. we'll speak to donald trump's preferred choice for uk ambassador to washington, nigel farage — about his friendship with the president. and we're in arkansas to hear from the voters the president calls the "forgotten men and women" of america. i'm katty kay in washington, christian fraser's in london. are we seeing the return of american hard power in the middle east? the united states has just sent some 400 troops to syria to fight against so—called islamic state. the deployment is made up of marines and army rangers who are there to help capture the is stronghold of raqqa. they reportedly arrived in the past few days to establish an outpost from which they will be able to fire artillery at is positions around 20 miles away. the white house press secretary sean spicer has just taken a question about this. not n ot exa ct

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that victory is very near but also symbolizes the fact that he is no honorable leader and rather a cowardause he chose to leave his troops behind who are facing defeat rather than engage in combat alongside his troops. those are the kinds of reactions that we are getting. words from iraqi military officers whose troops are advancing towards downtown mosul. yet anotheris victory for them after the recapturing of key infrastructure in the city and large portions of the city. there is still pretty fierce resistance being put up why the jihadists. in the u.s., hawaii has become the first state to file a lawsuit against president donald trump's revised a travel ban saying it will harm its muslim population, tourism and foreign students. a previous lawsuit was put on hold well other cases played out across the country. the revised executive order bars new pieces for people from six predominantly muslim countries and temporarily shut down the u.s. refugee program. it doesn't apply to travelers who already have leases. -- visas. the cia has lashed out at wikileaks over its latest document dump sa

. >> to me a coward will hurt you. he's more dangerous than a stone-cold killer is because he's scared. he put hisself in a situation where he's in a corner. >> that's his only way out. >> yeah. >> no group of inmates feels no cornered than sex offenders. rapists and child molesters are the pariahs of the prison yard. >> as far as i'm concerned they can die. when they get around me and they start talking and they think it's okay to reveal they're child molesters, every time they say that, i'm going to smash them. >> most sex offenders choose between a life of constant threats or to serve their time in highly restrictive, protective custody units but mark higgins takes a different approach. >> my crime is a serial rapist. i was convicted of several different charges, rape, attempted rape. nine assorted counts in all for a total of 35 years. >> we met higgins at the river bend maximum security institution in tennessee. on the outside, he had a professional career and lived in a wealthy nashville suburb with his wife and

. >> ♪ cowards die many times before their deaths. thof death, but once!! uh, excuse me, waiter.ed the soup... of course, ma'am. my apologies. c'mon, caesar. let's go. of course, ma'am. su my apologies. m p what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> here's new video showing a moment a truck plunged into a frozen lake in canada. >> oh, my god. >> it happened as the driver attempted to cross lake winnipeg in manitoba yesterday. the man and the woman in the truck were not hurt. they escaped. the truck is though still submerged under the ice and police had issued a warning to people to stay off the ice because the lake is thawing. >> the utah couple picked a nanny to travel the world with them. she beat out more than 24,000 applicants. last year the family decided to sell their house and travel around the world with their three young children. their online request for a globe trotting nanny went viral. i might have applied for this. they narrowed down the thousands of applicants lara moore the tex

heidi whose appearance trump insulted during the campaign prompting cruz to deem trump a "sniveling coward." more on that in a bit. people trying to sell the bill have fallen back on a crucial claim -- their bill must pass regardless of any flaws because obamacare is on a path to implosion. >> obamacare is collapsing under its own weight right now. plans are pulling out right now. obamacare, to quote an insurance -- head of an insurance company, "is in a death spiral." >> obamacare is going to collapse on its own weight very soon. >> obamacare is collapsing and we must act decisively to protect all americans. >> trumpcare proponents are doubling down on that claim amid massive resistance to the bill. it faces opposition from many conservative groups, dozens of congressional republicans and every democrat on record as well as a hugely powerful aarp, the american hospital association and, as of today, the american medical association which deemed the bill, and i quote "critically flawed." analysts say millions risk losing their health insurance in the republican plan and a health care ceo sa

>> truthfully my first thought was he was a coward. it's like a movie. but it's my sister. how do you have a conversation with someone like that? like how we're sitting here now. how do i say to you, hey, would you ever consider killing my wife? who thinks that way? how do you even bring that up? >> did you ever hear anything about him being unfaithful? >> never. never. >> reporter: clayton and beard were each charged with first-degree murder and tried separately. beard, who at first had confessed, changed his story and pleaded not guilty, claiming clayton hired him to burn down his house for insurance money. but says he never went through with it. he was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison without parole. clayton also pleaded not guilty. his defense insists all of the evidence is circumstantial. >> you could explain away a lot of them calls and a lot of the circumstances. but you couldn't explain all of it away. >> reporter: he was found guilty, his lawyers telling abc news they will appeal after sentencing. >> we did it! >> reporter: kelly's family trying to move

so he opted for the coward's way out and said, oh, i'm a man of peace.the ballot box for sinn fein. the political party linked to the ira. it even them, the language of threat remained. we don't believe that winning elections will win the freedom of northern ireland. at the end of the day, it will be the ira that will bring freedom. but after yea rs of that will bring freedom. but after years of killings and chaos, in the 19905, ira years of killings and chaos, in the 1990s, ira ceasefire is offered the opportunity for talks between unionists and republicans. would you like to shake hands? i am prepared to. when there are no guns. there are some people who will always remember him as a man of war and who can never forget the violence of his years. but for those of us who early years. but for those of us who helped put together the northern ireland peace process with him, we i remember his legacy as. man i geese martin s legacy as . man i geese martin mcguinness . man i geese martin mcguinness was nan i geese martin mcguinness was one of peace. martin mcg

donald, you're a sniffling coward and leave heidi alone. >> he later expressed some regret. >> who, cruz> trump did. >> yeah. >> i think this is why i don't get politics. if someone said that about my wife, fine. >> how about accusing your father -- >> i don't want to talk to you. doesn't mean i hate you. i just have nothing to do with you ever. >> so, here's the thing. from donald trump's point of view, and this is interesting as you talk to people who have known donald trump over the years, he will forget that he did this and come back to you and expect you to forget it, too, and to work with him. he's done that with people who have sued him and who he has sued over the years. he just says, okay that was then, and let's work together now. and in ted cruz's case, he may find that it's in his own self-interest to do so or not do so. you know, i don't know. but this is the way donald trump operates. >> how does he sit there with this man? >> i don't know. i do think politicians are different kinds of people. i'm with you, i certainly, you know, and heidi cruz, i guess goes along with it b

. >> you all are real cowards. record that, too. >> reporter: his name is ibn ali.t clear the boy's friends are laughing at them and their parents would be ashamed. >> you think it's a game out here? it's no game out here. it's real out here, little brother. >> one thing he said to me was he explained all my friends that i thought they were my friends, all them just want to see a fight. >> reporter: ali refuses to leave until the teens shake hands. mobley hasn't been able to formally thank him yet but wants to. >> you think about it a lot and you do a lot. >> reporter: lebron james retweeted it with the #salute. that was crazy. it happened overnight. then i saw lebron james and i'm like, whoa. i'm like he was tweeting on something i posted, that's crazy. >> reporter: people say atlantic city needed this right now. >> this was timely. the last month even more than a month. it's been a lot of deaths n the same area. >> ways very proud. like i said, for that to come from atlantic city resident who is now an example to the world. >> reporter: councilman marty small as w

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they are very nervous, and they are cowards. they are nazi remnants, they are fascists.ore than 70 years, 20 million people face starvation in parts of africa. a boost for india's prime minister as his bjp party wins a landslide in key state elections.

they are very nervous and they are cowards. they are nazi remnants and they are fascists. rights democracies and freedoms of europe? u nfortu nately, democracies and freedoms of europe? unfortunately, some countries like the netherlands remind us of the europe of world war ii, the same racism, xenophobia, anti—semitism, crimes against humanity. all of these can be seen in the governments of today. the decision by the netherlands will not go unanswered. that is turkey's foreign minister. the dutch prime minister mark rutte has condemned mr erdogan‘s remarks. he said his country had been willing to consider a planned event in a turkish building, such as a consulate. but he said it wouldn't respond to ‘threats‘. this morning on television, he made clear that he threatened the netherlands with sanctions and of course we cannot negotiate under such threats. we decided it was betterfor him not to come to the netherlands. he described the dutch as nazis. what is your reaction to those remarks? crazy remarks. i understand he's angry but this is way out of line. there has been crit

they are very nervous and cowards. they are nazi remnants. they are fascists.parison as crazy. this row is intensifying, and these scenes mark a new low in diplomatic relations between turkey and the netherlands. sarah corker, bbc news. our correspondent anna holligan is outside the turkish consulate building in rotterdam where clashes took place last night — and has this update. we just wejust outside we just outside the consulate now, you can see the turkish flag flying behind me. the street sweepers and police are still patrolling the streets and we have debris that has been left behind. we have heard from numerous eyewitnesses reported that protesters were throwing rocks and police were responding with atoms. there is no doubt about who those protesters were supporting. —— ato ns. protesters were supporting. —— atons. leaflets with resident erdogan's face were scattered earlier this morning. the dutch minister has repeated that protests should take place in turkey rather than the netherlands. this war of words has escalated and these actions are set to make

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yesterday, a coward killed three innocent people and injured many more in an attempt to attack the symbolacy. his attack on our values failed as he died, by the paramedics who demonstrated what a civilised society is by trying to save him. and his attack on our freedom will fail again today as we show our resolve by returning to work and getting on with our lives. london is a microcosm of the world. we know from the prime minister's statement just an hour ago that those injured yesterday were british, french, romanian, south korean, greek, german, polish and irish. london is an open and multicultural city, home to people of all faith and from many different and diverse nations. a city that last year elected europe's first muslim mayor. so no matter the religion, nationality or identity of the attacker, or those arrested earlier this morning, this cannot and must not turn into a war on any one community. the lasting injury that some people wish to inflict on us all is to destroy the empathy and solidarity which our society depends upon so we must all be united in expressing and building th

they are very nervous and they are cowards. they are nazi remnants and they are fascists.erlands will not go unanswered. the dutch prime minister has condemned the remarks. he said his country had been willing to consider a planned event, but it said it would respond to threats. this morning on television, he made clear that he threatened the netherlands with sanctions and of course we cannot negotiate under such threats. we decided it was betterfor him not to come to the netherlands. he described the dutch as nazis. what is your reaction to those remarks? crazy remarks. i understand he's angry but this is way out of line. an intruder has been arrested in the grounds of the white house, the us secret service has confirmed. president donald trump is thought to have been in residence when secret service agents arrested the intruder, who was carrying a backpack. although the backpack was screened, no dangerous materials were found, authorities said. reports from syria say at least a0 people have been killed — and dozens injured — following two explosions in the capital damasc

they are very nervous and cowards. they are nazi remnants. they are fascists.ister described that fascist comparison as crazy. while germany was also branded nazis by mr erdogan, after it blocked turkish rallies. this row is intensifying, and these scenes mark a new low in diplomatic relations between turkey and the netherlands. sarah corker, bbc news. our correspondent, anna holligan is in rotterdam where clashes took place last night. give us a sense of what happened. we arejust outside the give us a sense of what happened. we are just outside the consulate now, you can see the turkish flag flying behind me. the street sweepers and police are still patrolling the streets. we have some deep breathe that has been left behind. we have heard reports that protesters were throwing rocks, and police were responding with batons. there's no doubt about who those protesters we re doubt about who those protesters were supporting. these leaflets featuring president erdogan‘s face, they were scattered all over the ground this morning. speaking to people here, they are ver

they are very nervous and cowards. they are nazi remnants. they are fascists.cist comparison as crazy. this row is intensifying, and these scenes marked a new low in diplomatic relations between turkey and the netherlands. sarah corker, bbc news. it's being reported from south korea that the country's ousted president park geun—hye has left the presidential palace amid growing calls for her arrest. she was removed from office on friday after being linked to a corruption scandal. thousands turned out for rallies in seoul yesterday, a day after three people died in protests. our correspondent stephen evans is in seoul. she has arrived back at her private home. her supporters were there cheering her like she was the conquering hero come home. people will be wondering about her demeanour after this time in the blue house. was she down, up, defiant, she was very defiant, she waved out of the car window then shook hands with political allies. a statement was issued saying, the truth will come out. it will take some time but the truth will come out. people wondering h

they are very nervous and cowards. they are nazi remnants. they are fascists.inister described that fascist comparison as crazy. this row is intensifying, and these scenes marked a new low in diplomatic relations between turkey and the netherlands. sarah corker, bbc news. our correspondent, anna holligan is outside the turkish consulate building in rotterdam where clashes took place last night — and has this update. we're just outside the consulate now, you can see the turkish flag flying behind me. the street sweepers and police are still patrolling the streets and we have deeply left behind. we've heard from numerous eyewitnesses reports that protesters were throwing rocks and police were responding with add—ons. there is no doubt about who goes protesters were supporting. these leaflets featuring president erdogan‘s face were scattered on the ground this morning. people here we re ground this morning. people here were disappointed by what they have seen. they believe these rallies should be taking place in turkey, rather than in the netherlands. that's somet

. >> like the cowards they are, attacked frank and my team from the side. and in that scuffle, frank was stabbed and killed. >> reporter: ruiz and vallejo were arrested shortly after the attack. they were in a car that matched the one on the club security video, leaving the scene. abc 7 news has learned another camera recorded the scuffle and the killer running away carrying a knife. navarro's family and friends are still in disbelief over the senseless murder. >> there's no reason to have francisco lose his life over a false i.d. >> reporter: ruiz and vallejo are being held without bail. they did not enter pleas today. the prosecutor declined to comment, saying the case remains sealed. a source tells abc 7 news that's because police are still looking for another suspect, possibly the one who stabbed navarro. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> police in san leandro have arrested both suspects in a rolling gun battle that seriously injured an innocent couple. yesterday police found marcus jones, who has been on the run for three and a half months. they say he and elal

they are very nervous and cowards. they are nazi remnants, they are fascists.he foreign minister had wanted to rally turkish voters in the netherlands before a referendum on boosting mr erdogan‘s powers. but with the dutch election next week, the government there feared it could provoke tension and feed the anti—immigrant geert wilders. on the campaign trail, the dutch prime minister said he wouldn't give in turkish blackmail. this morning, on television, he made clear that he threatened the netherlands with sanctions, and of course we cannot negotiate under such threats. so then we decided, the foreign minister, the flemish prime minister and myself in a conference call, that it was better for him not to come to the netherlands. his country having been occupied by the nazis, mr rutte reacted bluntly to the fascist comparison. it's a crazy remark, of course. i understand they're angry, but this is of course way out. germany too was branded nazis by mr erdogan after it blocked turkish rallies — unprecedented language among nato allies. president erdogan has an a