then nigel farage and diane james. ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," new york university professor jamesub. professor traub discusses his book "john quincy adams, militant spirit." ♪ traub, what would john quincy adams say if he was here today about what he sees in the world? james: john quincy adams did not ve m

[applause] >> following those remarks, party members selected diane james as their new leader, and she spoke to the conference for half an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. ladies and gentlemen, what a morning we have had. i asked everybody to provide a sendoff for nigel, thinking a man who changed the horse -- thinking the man who changed the course of british history. to ensure he got the message, let's have one final cheer for nigel farage. [cheers] in just a few minutes, we will know who has been elected to take our party into the future. first, let's spend a few final moments to reflect on what has passed. i will remember what things were like a year ago. we got 4 million votes. only one mp. the election had pushed us under the verge of financial ruin and nigel had just retired. [laughter] at times over these last two months, they seem like the good old days. that said, they did not look good at the time. through the tenacity, dedication and passion of ukip members, we put our past -- best foot forward. we pick ourselves up, dusted ourselves off and set forth and did

later, the parties new leader, diane james. >> [applause]. [applause]. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, thank you for that fantastic welcome. [applause]. we get did it. we got our country back. and we would not have done it without you. the people and i am very, very proud of every single one of you. thank you. [applause]. the events of the 23rd at three at 330 in the morning we realize we're going to win felt to me like a fairy tale that had come true. because this has been a very long journey indeed. twenty-five years ago i joined the anti- federalist league, not many people can say that. because there weren't many of us. in 1993 it became -- and i said to myself, it doesn't matter that all of my friends and family and business colleagues think i have gone mad. it doesn't matter to me the history said it was impossible to get a new political party off the ground in this country. to me me is very simple. all of those years ago it was a matter of principle. i

diane james asn its new leader. she replaces nigella -- revises nigel -- replaces nigel. a member of the european raised at, and she has few eyebrows. here's what she had to say about britain's role in europe. >> we go to breakaway. it has to be an open trading relationship, not one governed by them deciding the rules. anchor: the new leader of the uk independence party is speaking there. bratislavars met in without the u.k., there is still no clarity as to what the brexit is going to mean to people living in britain. polish people make up the largest committee of people in the u.k.. and some people implement say it would be bad if this one-way flow their citizens came to an end. >> learning english is as popular as ever in poland. economic success has not stopped the flow of immigration to britain. is not clear how the situation will develop and the negotiations between britain and the eu will go. >> most european leaders have set down a clear red line. no single -- no single markets access. but poland, who citizens make up the largest contingent of foreign citizens, is

the uk independence party, which spearheaded britain's campaign to leave the eu, has chosen diane james to leave the party, -- two lead -- to lead the party, which holds just one seat in the 150-member house of parliament. eu leaders say security will be the top priority of the coming months, especially the question of securing borders. imoving domestic security was also an issue here in germany. the influx of refugees has created a number of challenges. tensions between migrants and locals have been increasing in some areas, including a small eastern town where there have been clashes this week. extra police have been sent into patrol streets. >> the chance of a few hundred right ring wires -- the chants of a few hundred right wing writers -- rioters. no refugees were present. they are not allowed out at night. about 20 asylum-seekers, mostly unaccompanied minors, and 80 right wing rioters attacked each other, and the police are being criticized. >> if there are 20 or 25 police officers in operation and once i has 80 prepared to use violence and the other side has 30 prepared to use vi

diane james is the first female leader of the uk independent party.ur coverage of the next coverage of the house of commons will be november 12. here's a look at the farewell speech earlier today. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> wow thank you, thank you think you wow, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for that fantastic welcome. we did it. we got our country back and we will not have done it without you, the people and i am very, very proud of every single one of you. thank you the events of june the 23rd at 3:30 a.m., we realized we were going to win and it was a fairytale that had come true because this had been a very long journey indeed. twenty-five years ago i joined the federalist league. not many of you can say that because there weren't many of us. in 1993i said to myself, it doesn't doesn't matter that all my friends and family and business colleagues think i've gone mad. it doesn't matter to me that it is impossible to get a new policy off the ground in this country. to me it was very simple all th

then remarks by uk independence party leader nigel farage and diane james. at 11:00 p.m., another chance to see q and a with author james traub. british prime minister theresa may answers questions from qwest -- members of parliament. defending her proposal to introduce grammar schools. she also talked about border control in light of the brexit decision, humanitarian aid to syria and relations between the u.k. and russia. this is 40 minutes. we can get the aid through to the critical locations. >> thank you, colleagues. order. questions to the prime minister? >> question one, mr. speaker. >> thank you. thank you, mr. speaker and let me start by paying tribute to my right honorable friend the form er parliament member david cameron. he has been a tremendous public servant both for his whitney contingency and the country as the whole and we saw more people in work than ever before, we saw people in low-income being taken out of paying tax altogether and this government will build on that legacy. mr., speaker, this morning i had meetings with others in additio

and diane james the incoming independence party leader. gentlemen, good afternoon.hat a morning we have. sent, i asked everybody provide a sendoff for nigel, the man who changed the course of british history. you did just that. but just to be sure that he got the message, let's have one final cheer for nigel. [applause and cheering] in just a few minutes, we will know who has been elected to take our party to the future. but first let us spend a few final moments to reflect on what has passed. i remember what things were like one year ago. onlyt 4 million votes but -- the election was just onto the verge of financial ruin and nigel had just resigned. times over the last two months they seem like the good old days. said, it did look good at the time. through the tenacity, dedication and passion of ukip members we put our first steps forward. we dusted ourselves off and do what ukip members do best. we campaigned. we engage with voters and knocked on doors and deliver the arguments that the country needed to hear. one of the things that frustrated me the most have bee

the united kingdom independence party has elected diane james has its first female leader. this is the party faces a struggle for relevance after the brexit vote to leave the european union and the departure of outgoing leader nigel farage. coming up here at c-span2 we will hear from nigel farage in his final address at the uk ip annual conference and later the party's leader diane james. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> wow. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, thank you. what a fantastic welcome. we did it, we got our country back. [applause] and we would not have done it without you, the people of the uk and i am very very proud of every single one of you. thank you. [applause] the events of june the 23rd at 3:30 in the morning we realize we were going to win. it felt to me like a fairytale frankly that had come true because this has been a very long journey indeed. 25 years ago i joined the anti-federalist league. not many people can say that. because there weren't many of us and then in 1993 it became ukip and i sai

then remarks by uk independence party leader nigel farage and diane james. 1:00 p.m., another chance to see q and a with author james traub. british prime minister theresa may answers questions from qwest -- members of parliament. defending her proposal to introduce grammar schools. she also talked about border control in light of the brexit decision, humanitarian aid to syria and relations between t

the property owner -- gerald zarrella -- is now suing his neighbors -- james and diane lynch --he says james dumped a pile of manure near his property on friday-- hours before zarrella hosted an outdoor wedding there.(gerald property owner)"this is really a spite case for me because we've been having legal battles."regardless -- zarrella says his neighbor of that feud.julie charren has been dreaming of having an enchanted- theme wedding for years -- and postponed her wedding for two years because she's been battling breast cancer."it would have been a lot more beautiful if he hadn't done that because people would be commenting and talking about it all evening." this aerial picture shows just how close the pile of manure is to the property line -- the wedding organizer says by the time the manure was dumped here --it woo the wedding tent..that meant wedding guests caught their share of a whiff as they ate outside."julie was crying in the morning before she arrived here.""we thought maybe we'd send people home -- that the smell of manure would be so overwhelming...."gerald zarrella is ho

then nigel farage and diane james. ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," new york university professor jamesraub. professor traub discusses his book "john quincy adams, militant spirit." ♪ traub, what would john quincy adams say if he was here today about what he sees in the world? james: john quincy adams did not very much like his own world. he was a censorious fellow. he was critical then. he would be critical now. you know, i think above the -- of the donald trump thing, you know, his first reaction would be, "what happened to the idea of public service?' why are we having some guy who thinks his qualification is that he was a businessman?" he was very close to the republic and he felt himself -- if you had asked him, why are you qualified to be president, he would say, "because i have served the public selflessly," and that was true. " since i was a young man." he had been a congressman, secretary of state. his own definition of sacrifice and even of heroism all had to do with the idea of -- "i am here for the republic. that is my purpose." and i think he would be sort of saddened and s

independence party, diane james. [cheers and applause] ♪ ms. it, ladies and gentlemen. [cheering] ms. james: you did it, ladies and gentlemen, and i have just done it, and i am so pleased. [applause] ms. james: chairman, nigel, and conference, thank you for that. it will take me a little while to come back down to earth, i can assure you. thank you for your good wishes and for such a wonderful reception. thank you for everybody who voted, who took part in the contest. my goodness, you handed over a mantle, but there we go, one i'm deeply honored, and i do mean deeply honored, to take on from nigel. i still quite haven't come to grips with it. i'm still pinching myself, but i'm just so immensely grateful for what you've done and what you bestowed on me. just remember though, where we are, and what you've asked me to take on. i was part of that european elections winning team. i have been one of your mep's in brussels for two years. i may not have contested the general election seat, but i supported a number of our candidates, and just remember th

the property owner -- gerald zarrella -- is now suing his neighbors -- james and diane lynch -- he says james dumped a pile of manure near his property on friday-- hours before zarrella hosted an outdoor wedding there. (gerald zarrella property owner) "this is really a spite case for me because we've been having leg regardless -- zarrella says his neighbor should have kept the bride out of that feud. julie charren has been dreaming of having an enchanted- theme wedding for years -- and postponed her wedding for two years because she's been battling breast cancer. "it would have been a lot more beautiful if he hadn't done that because people would be commenting and talking about it all evening." this aerial picture shows just how close the pile of manure is to the says by the time the manure was dumped here -- it was too late to move the wedding tent..that meant wedding guests caught their share of a whiff as they ate outside. "julie was crying in the morning before she arrived here." "we thought maybe we'd send people home -- that the smell of manure would be so overwhelming...." gerald

it is an absolute pleasure to announce with 8451 votes the leader of the uk independence party, diane james. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> we did it, ladies and gentlemen. [cheers and applause] >> you did it, ladies and gentlemen. and i have just done it and i am so pleased. [applause]. >> chairman, thank you for that. it's going to take me a little while to come back down to earth , i can assure you, but thank you for your good wishes and for such a wonderful reception. thank you for everyone who voted and took part in this contest. of my goodness, you have handed over a mantle, but there we go. it is one that i'm deeply honored and i do mean deeply honored. i feel quiet, having come to crimp's-- grips with it and i'm still pinching myself, but i am

. >> looking at british politics today, diane james has been elected as the new leader of the uk independence party. the bbc writes ms. james has been regarded as the favorite to succeed nigel farage who quit as leader following the uk to leave the eu. they one with 8451 votes. nearest rival lisa duffey received 4591. speaking about brexit, she warned we have only just won a heat in a 28 member state in olympic competition to lead the european union pick the threat to the referendum outcome are increasing by the day come she said, adding she would reject brexit lights. read more about this at the bbc's website and here are nigel farage in his farewell address followed by the remarks from the new uk chip leader diane jones. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you all for coming. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you for that fan

two distinguished businessmen, peter navarro and former cia director ambassador james woolsey. dianelack says it's shocking how hillary clinton keeps insulting american voters. the democratic nominee today wrote off the entire republican party with these comments. >> as the world knows i was a little under the weather recently. the good news is my pneumonia finally got some republicans interested in women's health. lou: democrats wonder why she is experiencing a decline in her support and falling in the polls. donald trump running circles around an outraged mainstream liberal media. the media assuming trump was going to address birther statements after he announced he had a major statement planned at his new ambassador hotel in washington. instead he introduced medal of honor recipients and a gold star mother, paul voice their support for trump. >> this election means so much. we do not need any more bureaucrat i can leadership from washington d.c. we need true leadership from the top. mr. trump has never failed in anything because he listens to his advisers, he listens to his people

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[applause] >> james wendell -- >> deborah harris >> george paris >> philip parker >> michael pott >> robert park, jr. parrowrt >> dianegerard pakins >> robert -- >> suzanne pacero >> manish patel >> james matthew patrick > -- james matthew patrick >> george clifford patterson, jr. >> sierra marie patty >> james robert paul hugo paz >> stacy glen peak >> richard alan pearlman thomas nicolas -- todd douglas policelino palusoony >> robert pennington >> richard al penny >> and to my brother, patrick view see, we got it right -- patrick busey. we got it right. susan has done a phenomenal job will with theand support of many families. >> and my brother, john anthony candella. a. we love you. we miss you. we will see you again. [applause] salvador -- parazort david angel perez >> angela susan perez > >> ivan antonio perez >> nephew perez barry perkins >> amelda perry >> glenn. perry, sr. davin peterson. >> donald peterson. >> gene peterson. >> william russell peterson. >> mark petrocelli. petti.lip scott >> glenn pettit. >> dominic pezzulo. >> colene elizabeth bouzouki. sneah ann phillips. >> gerard phillips. >> matthew pice

james!of ukip, diane >> we are waiting to bring your donald trump's comments live at this luncheon in houston to --speakers included john jerry coffee come a prisoner of war in vietnam for seven years. we will bring you as much of this as we can until donald trump arrives. >> please remain standing for the playing of the national anthem and invocation given by the colonel. ♪ ♪ >> the official party for today's ceremony, the honorable ashton carter, the 25th secretary of defense, and -- francisco was the next city to become a sanctuary city in 1989. they called it the city of refuge ordinance. didn't that sound nice? then come in your city the same year became a sanctuary city with executive order 124. a part new york city police officers from calling the inf directly and telling them about illegal aliens they encountered. byt ordinance was reissued mayor bloomberg and the blase of deblasio.as they prevent police officers from asking a person if he is an illegal alien, even if all the evidence once to the fact that talking to illegal aliens. san francisco prohibits the police department from e

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james foley died in 2014. since then his parents have made it their mission to help protect other journalists, something his mom diane says would make him proud. nearly a thousand people crossed the finish line at the rochester fair grounds in ooct of 2015. the first annual run to remember, journalist james foley. really wanted to give voice to those who don't have a voice. reporter: in august, 2014, foley was murdered by isis in syria, after being held hadn't for more than 600 days. >> i felt compelled to continue his legacy of wanting to make a difference. reporter: the run raise z money for the james foley foundation, which advocates for american hostages and works to protect conflict journalists. >> we've brought together all the stake holders to world, because i truly feel that protects our democracy. reporter: the foley foundation office is located in rochester. a place walter is spending his time preparing for in year's event. >> we've send to -- reporter: people from all over the world join in on a virtual run. >> because jim had so many people who knew his story all needed to reach out to out all the people

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james pointed out a lot of their search business depends on having a strong presence with android. heard moreday, we from dianeene about their cloud initiative. tell us more about their expectations for what diane greene is doing, and whether they have a chance against amazon and others. on lasthey came november. it's been about a year. the first goal with the sales team is to have all these disparate apps for work. it has taken a long time. there is a sense inside the company that historically it has , a consumerring product company. it has never been an enterprise company. amazon and microsoft are well ahead. thank you both for joining us. coming up, it looks like qualcomm is ready to make a major acquisition, but is in xp the right fit?p we will bring you the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: qualcomm finally looks ready to make a big deal, with bloomberg confirming qualcomm has held several talks with targets, including nxp semiconductors. to shore up a key market in a rapidly consolidating industry. joining me is bloomberg's ian king. take you for being with us. what is qualcomm looking for? ian: several

diane, this year, it's surprisingly close. >> indeed. thanks, maggie. >>> with so much at stake in the upcoming election, fbi director james comey warns that bases are under attack by hackers. he says the fbi has uncovered several more attempted breaches since mid-summer when systems in at least two states were compromised. now he's urging election officials in all states to go the extra mile to ensure voter information is secure. >>> president obama admits congress made a mistake in overriding his veto of the 9/11 measure that allows families to sue the country of saudi arabia. it's the move that marks the first time that one of the president obama's vetoes has been overturned. here is abc's mary bruce. >>> 15 years after tom strada was killed in the north tower, this is the moment his wife, terry, had been waiting for. >> the bill passed. >> reporter: the bill allowing families of 9/11 to sue saudi arabia for any roll in the attack. >> now i can go home, tell my children, good wins over evil. good wins over bad, and the fight was worth it. >> reporter: it is a humiliating blow to the president who staunchly opposed to bill. congress, for

our panelists are james wieghart, national political correspondent for scripps-howard news service, diane sawyer, correspondent for the cbs program "60 minutes," and fred barnes, national political correspondent for "the baltimore sun." barbara walters of abc news, who is appearing in her fourth presidential debate, is our moderator. barbara. ms. walters: thank you, dorothy. a few words as we begin tonight's debate about the format. the position of the candidates, that is, who answers questions first and who gives the last statement, was determined by a toss of a coin between the two candidates. mr. mondale won, and that means that he chose to give the final closing statement. it means, too, that the president will answer the first question first. i hope that's clear. if it isn't, it will become clear as the debate goes on. further, the candidates will be addressed as they each wanted and will, therefore, be called "mr. president'' and "mr. mondale." since there will also be a second debate between the two presidential candidates, tonight will focus primarily on the economy and other dome

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james william barbella victor daniel barbosa christine barbuto colleen ann barkow david michael barkway matthew barnes melissa rose barns sheila patricia barnes evan j. baron renee barrett-arjune arthur thaddeus barry dianeuy barzvi inna b. basina alysia basmajian kenneth william basnicki steven joseph bates paul james battaglia w. david bauer ivan bautista marlyn capito bautista mark lawrence bavis jasper baxter lorraine g.b ey. michele beale paul frederick beatini jane s. beatty allen anthony steven lawrence ira beck manette marie beckles carl john bedigan michael earnest beekman and my husband, ian schneider. there isn't a day that goes by that we don't think about you, talk about you, or laugh about you. you always had the us laughing. rachel, jake, and sophie have grown to be amazing young adults. i know how proud you would be. we love you, miss you, and you will forever be in our hearts as well as the thousands of other hearts that you have touched. yo, dude. >> and my father who i know is always with me, glen wall. [ applause ] maria a. behr mx max j. bilke yelena belilovsky nina patrice bell debbie s. bellows stephen elliot belson paul m. benedetti denise lenore benedetto bryan craig bennett eric

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