primary. ,e won quite handily, actually in the primary race and did not have a contender in the general election. so he is running his northwest arkansas part of the attorney general's campaign from here in the dining room. because he didn't have a general election opponent he was able to work on behalf of jimmy carter in 1970, and he was carter -- in 1976, and he was carter's arkansas chair. during the time he was running the arkansas carter campaign, hillary actually went to indiana and randy carter campaign there and helped set up campaign offices and things like that. their lives were very much about political campaigns and working on behalf of democrats across the country. generalame the attorney rather ably in 1976, and two years later would become the country's youngest governor in 1978. when bill and hillary were married, hillary kept her maiden name come as would have been unusual in 1975 across the country. she really kept her look. she were glasses and no makeup and natural hair, that kind of thing. after bill lost his second term as governor in 1980, the two of them really regrouped,

tensions are rising across italy as the country prepares to vote in the general election this weekend police have been deployed in cities across the country to face opposing rallies at the defending or slamming center right parties security forces expect further protests on election day and beyond as the vote is not expected to produce a clear winner and he has set. explains the key figures on the italy's political stage it's nice general election a show like no other starring a convict a tramp wannabe and a poster boy confused well let me break it down for you the office contender is the ground's old age of eighty one and has a scandalous past of ford convictions and sex scandals oh and he's also been the former prime minister of italy multiple times it's still very well the scold me i'm still young so i'm ready to work. well at least he's young at heart and he has plenty of supporters but. i will vote for berlusconi and the rest i don't care about he gets things done. due to his conviction he can become the prime minister himself but if his goal is only part he does well he could be

welcome back to the program the outcome of italy's general election next month could put row on a collision course with the european union the e.u. will be watching the election closely for three main reasons italy may have the third largest economy in the euro zone but it has crippling debt italian finance chiefs a recent recovery could be derailed by the vote also the popularity of former prime minister silvio berlusconi and his center right italia party is growing although he's banned from the public office for tax fraud conviction and thirdly the rise of populist parties in particular brussels about the euro skeptic five star movement. is currently the single most popular party according to the most recent polls and his candidate. won twenty five percent of the vote in the twenty thirteen general election we spoke exclusively with the leader of the five star movement about his party's chances and the country's economy. everyone talks about europe but when it comes to giving solidarity to other countries' support i hope the germans can retrace the steps to block migrants from greece and

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thousands march in rival demonstrations, just days before italy votes in a general election. speak —— touch me not. and a romanian film about sex and intimacy takes the top prize at the berlin film festival. after days of deadlock, the un security council has unanimously voted for an immediate 30 day ceasefire across syria. it'll allow aid to reach areas including rebel—held eastern ghouta, where more than 500 civilians are said to have been killed in government air strikes in the past week. syrian rebel groups have welcomed the vote, which had been delayed repeatedly by russia, an ally of the syrian government. the leaders of france and germany will speak by phone on sunday with president putin, to push for the truce to take hold in the coming days. nick bryant reports. the people of eastern ghouta woke up this morning to continued aerial bombardment, and the news from new york that the security council remained deadlocked and still couldn't reach agreement on how to bring about even a temporary halt to the killing. delay in syria always brings more death. at least 120 child

welcome back to the program the outcome of italy's general election next month could put rome on a collision course with the european union the e.u. will be watching the election closely for three main reasons italy may have the third largest economy in the euro zone but had spread playing debt italian finance chief say a recent recovery could be derailed by the vote also the popularity of former prime minister silvio berlusconi and his center right for italian party is growing although he's banned from public office for tax fraud conviction and thirdly the rise of populist parties in particular brussels will be worried about the euro skeptic five star movement. it's currently the single most popular party according to the recent polls and it's candidates. one twenty five percent of the vote in the twenty thirteen general election we spoke exclusively with the leader of the five star movement about his party's chances and the country's economy. everyone talks about european ism but when it comes to giving solidarity to other countries support i hope the germans can retrace the steps to block

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heads towards this weekend's general election protesters across the country seem happy to unleash violence to stop a center right coalition from coming to power. giving thanks for joining us my name is neil harvey. and. russia says that setting up humanitarian corridors in the syrian and. to let civilians out of the war ravaged area it's called on militant groups occupying the zone to d. mind the roots but it's not clear if some groups are even willing to let anybody out against the explains. it isn't working resolution twenty four one which called for a power and syrian ceasefire without delay so far is a dud everyone is interpret it in ways that suit them radical islamist terrorists ignore it josh al islam the army of islam has not stopped shelling damascus dozens of casualties over the last few days alone the syrian army says it has the right to defend itself against extremists until the shelling ends citing a clause that excludes terrorists from this resolution but even then if you talk to syrians there's not all that much enthusiasm for this ceasefire. this truce is similar to the oth

it's nice general election a show like no other starring a convict a tramp want to be the poster boy confused well let me break it down for you the office contender is the ground's old age of eighty one and has a scandalous past of ford convictions and sex scandals oh and he's also been the former prime minister of italy multiple times silvio berlusconi i'm still young sure i'm ready to. well at least he's young at heart and he has plenty of supporters. i will vote for berlusconi and the rest i don't care about he gets things done and. due to his conviction he can become the prime minister himself but if his go italy party does well he could be the man to pick the head of the cabinet go it's lead to coalition which spans the range of italian center right politics is thought they could gain thirty eight percent of the vote it's part of this coalition includes our next contender my tale salvini and his leg a party for me my. italians first. battalion first wait a second doesn't that battle cry sound familiar america first and i'm sure there's more. myron trump is the fact that he is ke

will have to be made within the party as well to try to hold that together in the run up to the general election next year and mention that about getting the a.n.c. back on track robyn him importance of trying to do that ahead of crucial elections in a year's time. zuma really dragged it out he has finally resigned in terms of public perception how much damage has been done to the party just from that. i think there's no there's no question just from the people that i've been speaking to here since i arrived in johannesburg and certainly looking at the newspapers and in the radio and t.v. coverage there is a very strong perception that the a.n.c. has been very badly damaged by jacob zuma the a.n.c. itself no one has openly said that it has been badly damaged by the allegations that have been surrounding the zuma administration we should keep repeating of course that these are allegations nothing against jacob zuma orders administration has yet to be improved in a court of law and part of the process as you rightly say is that this whole thing has been dragged out it's part of a very long ongoing

we spoke exclusively with him in the twenty thirty general election we spoke exclusively with the leader of the five star movement about his party's chances and the country's economy. everyone talks about european ism but when it comes to giving solidarity to other countries they show a little support that is i hope the germans can retrace their steps to block migrants from greece and italy from seeking relocation though because a few years ago we approved a new european parliament approved asian that provided for the redistribution in other european countries in parts of the migrants who are in italy and greece. surely all the other countries have become skeptical towards the issues and aspects of the european union for this reason i think this is a fruitful moment to start working on the revision with some european parameters of especially those on the deficit allows us to make more investments last year the founder of the five star movement that paid a lower court for italy to leave the us and he supported legal changes for countries that wanted to remain at any member but not have a

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and there have been clashes in italy during rallies and protests a week before the general election —h immigration at the top of the agenda. in milan, police with batons beat back anti—fascist demonstrators. now on bbc news, it's time for our world: crushing dissent in egypt. welcome to egypt. enticing images of timeless hospitality and ancient attractions. a picture postcard view the authorities are keen to promote. but there is another egypt — a military—backed regime where dreams of freedom have been crushed, and this is the approach to dissent. in the last few minutes, the police have been using tear gas and they've been using live rounds. i've been the bbc‘s correspondent in egypt for the past four years. i've tracked the escalating crackdown on the streets. gatherings like this are few and far between. gunfire. and i've witnessed peaceful protesters being targeted. this way. i've never seen a regime as bloody as sisi's regime. a regime where growing numbers simply disappear. this regime is based on terror, and torture is one detail of that. press freedom is under attack. much of

do you to be the tory leader at the next general election?s uncertainty around brexit, and negotiations, and her leadership, coming from some on her own side. as this trip ends, they will be pleased they have £9 billion of trade deals ranging from bp, aston martin, two smaller medical companies. she has met xijinping, has had reassurance from her counterpart, that whatever happens with brexit, the relationship between china and the uk will not change. this is for the prime minister more jobs in the uk, selling more products, and china want a more strategic partnership. it has two improved from its a exporting partner. police investigating the death of hollywood star natalie wood 37 years ago say her husband robert wagner is now being treated as a "person of interest". the actress was found dead after going missing from a yacht off the coast of california. our los angeles correspondent james cook has more details. natalie wood was a hollywood superstar with three oscar nominations when she died suddenly in 1981 at the age ofjust 43. her body w

once women reach the general election, they are both so might just reach the general election, they are as reach the general election, they are both so mightjust as likely as men to get elected. but the deadly republican women face a challenge getting to the primaries. -- particularly republican women. you poll women and do a lot of research at running start on this. what are the hurdles that women face running for political office that men do not face? the biggest hurdle relates back to a lot of work on confidence. women tend to undervalue their own qualifications and lose confidence in their ability to run for office ata in their ability to run for office at a really critical age, in high school and college. and so a woman my age would think that her qualifications are only half as good asa qualifications are only half as good as a man with the exact same resonate. there are a variety of other external barriers, but i think the internal barrier, lack of confidence, is the biggest hurdle that women have to overcome. stella, you clearly had the confidence to run, and to win. they have a

his center-right coalition is set to win the most votes in the general election in two we time. outside of italy, berlusconi is famous for his love of women ani ability to remain freshfaced. but in many parts of this country, he is much more than that. >> im voting for berlusconi. i trust him. i'm sure he has learned from his mistakes. >> he has builtn. good coalit he has my full confidence. reporter: berlusconi cannot tenically become prime minister. in 2013 he was banned from holding office. -- from puic office. part of his criminal cviction for tax fraud. but he can still lead his party. when i caught upith him, i asked why he thinks he is the best person from the job. mr. berlusconi: i was ousted from politics because of an unbelievably shameful sentencen the italople know that everything that has been said about me is false. all the accusations are made up. they never stop trusting me. and i have governed this country for longer than anyone else. geporter: his main challen t will come from antiestablishment political party on the right. in a couple of weeks, silvio a man wh

know it but he was once an activist and opposition politician who ran and lost in singapore's general elections in two thousand and fifteen. another thing after the election it was actually quite difficult to look for charles. you know big international companies with employing me as well. so at that point i i mean one who one of us for life my life he who i knew and the living and it was difficult to do so. i must say out there all over the line of. the public's attention when he started writing and speaking about singapore's central providence fund or c.p.s. a mandatory saving scheme for working adults this is what i want to hear the mayor who have the money to pay that whatever you thought here i thought it was think yes in may two thousand and fourteen shortly before this protest lisi on long suit him for defamation over a blog post and was sacked from his job at a public hospital. the prime minister's lawyers said he had insinuated that lisi on long was guilty of criminally misappropriating c.p.s. funds all i was concerned about was to talk about the pension if i was. being able to able to

clash with left wing students as political rallies are held across italy ahead of next weekend's general election plus. people begging me don't do it don't do it don't do it and we did the right thing washington stance the date for moving its embassy in israel to jerusalem how decision that palestinian state could destroy any hope of a peace settlement. just a few moments into a brand new day here in moscow and it's the weekend sunday february twenty fifth you know neal this is our international we start with breaking news world powers have approved a thirty day humanitarian ceasefire for syria a resolution was passed in a unanimous vote the u.n. security council headquarters in new york that is outside the u.n. q with the latest for where he has been for some time now tell us what has been agreed here if you will. well the resolution that was just passed after a lot of negotiation calls for a thirty day ceasefire now the meeting was convened after must much anticipation a long delay and finally taking place the resolution was put forward and it was unanimous all fifteen countries voted for it no

it's far right surge is causing concern in italy ahead of a general election and i found that activists rallied in several cities after six african migrants were injured in a shooting. and kim jong un's sister invites the south korean president to visit north korea in the latest sign improving relations between the two countries. are broadcasting live director our studios in moscow this is r.t. international and glad to have you with us. russia and the united states have voiced their alarm over and armed standoff between israel and syria in a phone call president putin urged prime minister netanyahu to avoid any new confrontation while the u.s. state department described the latest incident as a calculated escalation started by iran now it started with israel intercepting what it claimed to be an iranian drone crossing israeli airspace israeli forces that reacted by bombing twelve targets in syria including so-called iranian facilities syria then shot down an israeli jet calling it a response to a violation of airspace but the perspectives in syria and israel on the situation differ in

. 0ne huge issue in the general election.ighly competitive. 0ur rome correspondent has been getting a sense of the desperate measures people will take just to get a job. it is hardly the best way to spend the night before a job exam but an overnight bus ride is these job—seekers‘s best way of getting to the test. they are travelling from southern italy to compete with hundreds of others for a single six—month contract. hundreds of others for a single six-month contract. ijust want hundreds of others for a single six-month contract. i just want to have more dignity, that i don't have too go up and down the country like this. i made a lot of sacrifices at university, but always find myself starting again from zero.” university, but always find myself starting again from zero. i am stuck getting by on a short—term jobs. i am living a day existence, that makes it hard for me to plan a future, to think about buying a home and starting a family. it is very difficult for those of us from southern italy, the people that get ahead ido

left wing students in iran as political rallies are held across italy ahead of next weekend's general election. where broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our international incheon thomas certainly glad to have you with us now world powers have approved a thirty day humanitarian ceasefire for syria a resolution was passed in a unanimous vote at the u.n. security council headquarters in new york artes and has the latest. there has been a resolution agreed on by the fifteen member body that leads the united nations regarding the situation in eastern guta this is an enclave to the east of the syrian capital of damascus and it's a place that's under the control of rebels and terrorists that are working to overthrow the syrian government since twenty thirteen it has been surrounded by government forces and the fighting there has recently intensified and we're hearing allegations against both sides about human life being taken about civilians being killed we're hearing accusations from the syrian observatory for human rights which is based in the united kingdom they're saying

will italy's general election less than a month away far right supporters clash with police in a city after racially motivated shooting there we speak to the increasingly popular rightwing clique an old party. we've been. in the next election the people will use it to vote and this is the only way we. hello and welcome in the key erin this is r.t. international good to have your company this hour now we begin this hour with breaking news a turkish military helicopter has been downed in the country's southern province bordering syria that's according to local media citing the turkish president a kurdish militia spokes person confirms the chopper was. downed but said it happened over syrian territory turkish leader the one valid the perpetrators will pay the consequences a military helicopter was downed they will pay the price we will have losses but they will suffer the consequences and security forces are engaged in a great fight we destroyed many of their missile depos yesterday the operation called olive branch was launched by turkey in northern syria last month with an career targe

force the military government to stick to its so-called political roadmap and hold an election in november the generals have reneged on promised elections several times since a coup in two thousand and fourteen and there are indications of yet another delay so far this year there have been several small protests in bangkok in other parts of thailand a sign that people are becoming increasingly frustrated with the military government charging some protesters with sedition shows that the government is still in no mood to allow dissent or political opposition something it's been very effective at stamping out since the coup. the government said last year it would make human rights and national priority but activists say there's no sign of that in fact the situation is getting worse this not representing me calm it may not all going to uphold a. return to democracy to respect human rights. undeterred the protesters are organizing what they hope will be a larger rally on saturday wayne hay al jazeera bangkok israeli media reports say police will soon recommend an indictment of the prime minister for corrupt

back to the program the outcome of its lease general election next month could put rome on a collision course with the european union the e.u. will be watching the election closely for three main reasons it's may have the third largest economy in the eurozone but it has crippling debt italian finance chief say a recent recovery could be derailed by the vote also the popularity of former prime minister silvio berlusconi and his center right italia party is growing although he's banned from public office for tax fraud conviction and thirdly the rise of the euro skeptic the five star movement could pose a threat to the e.u. . is currently the single most popular party according to the recent polls and is candidate luigi de one twenty five percent of the vote in the twenty thirteen general election we spoke exclusively with the leader of the five star movement about his party's chances and the country's economy. everyone talks about european ism but when it comes to giving solidarity to other countries they show a little support i hope the germans can retrace their steps to block migrants

and general elections are looming in italy could be put in rome on a collision course with the european union italy maybe the third largest economy in the eurozone but it has been struggling with crippling debt talent finance chief say a recent recovery could we derive held by the elections former prime minister silvio berlusconi and his center right dolly are fairing well in the polls even though he was banned from running for public office over a tax fraud conviction in may even become a key power broker after the vote and there's the rise of the euro skeptic five star movement that too could spell some trouble for the e.u. bloc of the five star movement is currently the single most popular party according to recent polls at least it's candidate luigi demaio won twenty five percent of the vote in the twenty thirteen general election you spoke exclusively with the leader of the five star movement about his party's chances in the country's economy. everyone talks about european ism but when it comes to giving solidarity to other countries they show a little support and i hope the german

and the outcome of italy's general election next month could put rome on a collision course with the european union the e.u. will be watching the election closely for three main reasons let's take a look at why italy may have the third largest economy in the eurozone but it also has crippling debt italian finance chiefs a recent recovery could be derailed by the vote also the popularity of former prime minister silvio berlusconi and his center right for the party is growing although he's banned from public office for tax fraud conviction and thirdly the rise of the euro skeptic five star movement could pose a threat to the european union. let's take a closer look at currently the single most popular party according to recent polls is candidate luigi to my one twenty five percent of the vote back in the twenty thirteen general election we spoke exclusively with the leader of the five star movement about his party's chances and the country's economy. everyone talks about european ism but when it comes to giving solidarity to other countries they show a little support i hope the germans

waiting students in milan as political rallies are held across italy ahead of next weekend's general election. and broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our to international in from thomas certainly glad to have you with us and we start with some breaking news this hour the u.s. house intelligence committee has just released a democratic party memo countering republican claims of f.b.i. surveillance abuses that's a despite objections from the white house which earlier said the memo should not be released as it contains sensitive material and it relates to the ongoing probe into alleged russian meddling in the two thousand and sixteen american presidential election now the latest document accuses the republicans of trying to undermine the f.b.i. that's after the republican memo earlier this month accuse the f.b.i. and the justice department of securing a warrant to spy on donald trump's presidential campaign and the white house has said in a statement of that nothing in the democratic known mo counters trumps the statements that neither he nor his campaign colluded with r

less than a month before general elections far right supporters clashed with police in. a racially motivated shooting last week on the program we hear from the increasingly popular right wing. the people who use it. and this is the only we. thank you joining us here on r.t. international on this saturday we have your latest world headlines the south korean president says he is ready to accept an invitation to visit pyongyang from the north korean leader if conditions at the invitation was delivered by kim jong un's sister who was attending the winter olympics in south korea she is the first member of north korea's leading family. to visit the south since the one nine hundred fifty s. she met with president moon for a toltz that ended up last in three hours and the opening ceremony of the winter games also soul signs of thawing ties between the north and south the country's teams marching together. the recent friendly relations between the two countries all widely seen as a breakthrough that south of the country's health talks and at least two years. the french defense mi

i think with the anc going into election mode, there is a general election mode, there is a general electionr, they would rather cut their losses. lebo diseko, for now, thank you. the netherlands‘ foreign minister halbe zijlstra has resigned after admitting lying about a meeting with russia's president putin. that triggered a vote of no—confidence in the country's prime minister mark rutte that rutte survived. anna holligan has more. holding back the tears, the netherlands‘ top diplomat struggled as he conceded he'd lost the fight for his political life. translation: so as not to burden the position of the minister of foreign affairs, i see no other option than to offer my resignation today to his majesty the king. i do this with regret in my heart, but in the full conviction that the netherlands deserves a minister of foreign affairs who is above any form of doubt. this came after he admitted lying about hearing president putin express his expansionist aims. the dutch prime minister, seen there offering some comfort, initially stood by his political ally when asked if the foreign minister w

clashed with left wing students as political rallies are held are italy ahead of next weekend's general election. a new ukrainian interim gratian law the scribes the territories all done yet. illegally occupy moscow sees it gives the ukrainian military the right to launch an all our offensive against the self-proclaimed republicans. live from our international news center in moscow this is artsy wherever you're chiming in from right around the world this hour alone welcome we begin with some breaking news on the program the u.s. house intelligence committee has just released a democratic party memo country republican claims of f.b.i. surveillance of pieces well that is the spy it's objections from the white house which earlier said the memo should not be released as it contains sense the material it relates to the ongoing probe into alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen american presidential election the latest document accuse. it is the republicans of trying to undermine the f.b.i. after the republican memo earlier this month accused the f.b.i. and the justice department of securing a

there was not a contender in the general election. he was running his northwest arkansas part of the attorney general campaign from here in the dining room. because he did not have an opponent, he was able to work on behalf of jimmy carter in 1976. he was the arkansasbecause he dd jimmy carter went on to win 55% of the arkansas votes that era. wentg this time, hillary to indiana and ran the carter campaign there and helped set up campaign offices. their lives were very much about political campaigns and working on behalf of democrats throughout the country. bill became the attorney general rather easily in 1976. would becomeer, the country's youngest governor in 1978. hillary cap tournament, her maiden name when bill and hillary were married, which would have been unusual in 1975 across the country. and she worelook glasses and no makeup and natural hair, that kind of thing. his second term as governor in 1980, you see her transformation and his transformation politically speaking about what the people needed most, and her transformati

the country now heads into next month's general election with all this on its mind.rome. these attacks today, james, coming ata time these attacks today, james, coming at a time when the country is very much divided over the whole issue of immigration. and immigration has now become the central issue in the italian general election campaign. remember, voters will have to pick a government on march the 4th. the right—wing opposition, a coalition of forces including the anti—immigrant northern league, has decided to make migration its main issue. it reminds people that over the last four years, and in 600,000 migrants, most of them from africa, made it across the mediterranean on to italian shores. not all of those migrants have stayed. many of them have left. but the cumulative effect of so many years of the of arrivals has been powerful here in italy. and the attack today takes place amid the attack today takes place amid the backdrop of that angry debate. james, thank you. james reynolds in rome. a local council has taken the highly unusual step of imposing emergenc

end to twenty twenty two weeks may want to go bit a bit longer but she has to watch the next general election when that is but more importantly she has to to now start work what's the future relationship and that's going to be to the crucial issue in order to hadn't look at blood and the islands both the. scottish first minister those are working together to try and secure the position within the single market a few of the thoughts of advice to these ministers how they might deploy the deploy their arguments to get a result it's in our interest to to to watch carefully and the island the veyron of both north and south and how they do and what they do because we we have built up really good relationships in particular with scotland over over the years and that's something we want to keep and treasure the huge interest between our people and scottish people i think the big issue for them again is trade me let's look at what is the future relationship about the future relationship about foreign policy i think we can see where there can be solutions and those it's on security we can see where the

and now he also says he has ruled out running for mayor in next year's general election. >> have youuled out the option of november 2019 running for mayor? >> yes. >> there has to be a part of you now that you're here, the mayor of san francisco, that may be pulling you in going maybe, maybe i can do this. >> i took this job and this responsibility a week ago now with the realization that it would be half a year in office. with that and not having a campaign to worry about, i have the luxury of not having to play politics. i have the luxury of just helping san francisco residents. >> reporter: mayor ed lee was also one to focus on affordable housing, public safety, getting homeless into shelters. they were issues dear to him and issues that farrell will continue to fight for in honor of ed loo he. >> sitting in this room just two months ago, this was his office. do you ever have a moment during the day when you think about ed lee? >> every day. he was a professional colleague but he was very much also a friend. >> you feel his presence. >> all the time. >> if there's one thing that h

and he lost the last general election but the issue here i think is this is what i think is going to characterize this parliament until two thousand and twenty two if we don't have an early election which is much greater scrutiny of what jeremy corbyn believes there is a sense i talk to senior conservatives quite regularly and there is a belief that if they put corbin under enough scrutiny that they will somehow swing the next election because they believe the next election will not be like twenty seventeen when voters thought he's a dead duck there's no chance he can win the next election i think now conservatives are cordoning on to the idea that actually if they push him hard enough they put him under enough scrutiny he may buckle resume thank you and we've now had a comment from jeremy corbin's shadow breaks it secretary care starmer about our item at the beginning of this show concerning him and we keep leaks founder julian assange start his office said he was unavailable to come on going underground in addition we were referred to the twenty sixteen starmer resignation letter c