and as a second caravan now clashes with police at the guatemala mexico border, the guatemalan equivalent of our chief will join us tonight to tell us what his services have discovered about who is actually behind of the caravan organizing. plus, the race to abolish free speech. a scourge once relegated to college campuses is now essentially infiltrating every facet of political life. tonight we will show you how one phrase has been used repeatedly to silence trump and his supporters. and as i said, it's our one year anniversary tonight so make sure to and stay for some of the highlights and low lights -- no. just the highlights of our interviews for the past years. but first, when birthright goes wrong. that's the focus of tonight's angle. from the second president trump announces plans to address birthright citizenship earlier today, the left freak out. here's what the president told axios. >> president trump: we are the only country in the world where a person comes in and has a baby and that baby is essentially a citizen of the united states for 85 years with all those benefits. it's

detected, yes, some guatemalans, but as you said, most of them are from honduras. yes, guatemala is a great country. we have great resources. unfortunately through our history we have had several difficulties, problems with ideologies. we had a 36 year internal conflict, and we had to work through that with our citizens and get out of all that situation. we've been working on that very hard. the president's administration has been putting a lot of emphasis on building up our institutions and our capabilities and working with our partners like the united states and other countries. >> laura: mr. secretary, your country was not able to hold back that initial caravan, nor was it able to hold back that second caravan that was making its way through mexico now, nor could mexico. why couldn't you hold them back, and what was your sense about the people in this caravan. are they all just good people who just want a job. are there bad people mixed in? is president trump right about that? >> we are looking at different situations. central american countries, we have this ag

as a from the highest levels of the guatemalan government. they're investigating those groups criminally and i strum really urge trump and the attorney general to do the same here. a lot of these folks also have affiliates who are getting mone from the source occupied state department which is of great concern and they want to start

major corridor for people from africa, the middle east and asia and the guatemalan president says his country has apprehended more than 100 isis terrorists that is unclear exactly when. is for the caravan potentially being organized, donald trump says he believes democrats are possibly funding it, he made those remarks in reaction to mike penn saying the president of honduras told him the caravan was backed by leftist organizations and venezuela and there is one thing the president, vice president and mike pompeo do agree on. >> the united states has a message for those who are part of this caravan or any caravan which follows, you will not be successful at getting into the united states illegally no matter what. >> it remains a mystery how the us plans to keep these 7000 people from applying for us asylum even using the military, a complete shutdown of the border would be physically

had found that this was a particular social group, based on its finding in an earlier case, that guatemalan women who could not leave their marriages was a particular social group. in other cases, the government had conceded that this was indeed a particular social group. i have said the resolve the eternal general reached overruling those cases was obviously right. it might be thought that the opposite is obvious. women in el salvador who cannot leave their domestic relationships when they had children in common, seems a well defined group. it defines a particular set of people. this group exists in society, so in that sense, it is social, it is particular, social, and a group. so why is it not a particular social group? the answer i think starts off with law and goes on to philosophy. indeed, to an ancient and unsolved problem in philosophy. luckily, this problem can be

village tree to be bussed back home —— they took up offers from the guatemalan military.tnessed how so many others avoided the authorities. their determination and obvious desperation to escape the lives they left behind in honduras compelling them to take rafts to cross the border. we are looking for luck in another country, because in our country, we have none, this man tells us. although the united states' promise over the generations has been to take in those seeking prosperity and a better life, a site like this will horrify many americans. but despite all the warnings and threats, more migrants are still making their way here into mexico to join the rest of this unwavering convoy. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in tapachula, mexico. president trump's plan to pull out of a key nuclear arms control treaty with russia has been sharply criticised by the last leader of the soviet union. mikhail gorbachev signed the intermediate—range nuclear forces treaty with president ronald reagan in 1987, helping to bring about the end of the cold war. mr gorbachev says mr trump's decision

they been on the road for more than a week getting past guatemalan security forces, having the gatest at mexico, these people are determined to keep going to make their dream to get to the united states. the duchess of sussex is to cut back her busy schedule while touring australasia with prince harry. and at half past eleven we'll be taking another in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers joe twyman, director of deltapoll and henry zeffman, politcal correspondent for the times, stay with us for that. britain, france and germany have strongly condemned saudi arabia over the killing of the journalist jamal khashoggi. in a joint statement they've demanded urgent clarification over how he died, in the saudi consulate in istanbul. tonight president trump and turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan have spoken on the phone and emphasised the need to disclose all the circumstances of the death. meanwhile saudi arabia has said it does not know the where about of jamal khashoggi's body and those responsible for the murder will be punished. our diplomatic correspondent james robbins rep

on friday a violent confrontation broke out as migrants pushed through a steel gate on the guatemalan see people jumping off the bridge into the river and police were there to push the migrants back. something that is not typical. the caravan formed a week ago. thousands have joined and some are telling cnn they fleeing from poverty and violence. they're desperate. it is the largest city in mex eco that is closest to the guatemalan boarder. >> reporter: at high noon the bridge over the boarder was empty and then they threw open the gates. >> it's closed. it's closed. >> reporter: the first tried to form an orderly line but that lasted seconds as thousands surged behind them with a mixture of kpuberance and determination. after a not for half an hour, some couldn't take the heat and jumped into the river. >> our message is we're not criminals. we need a job. we need a better life. that's why we're here. >> you understand president trump is going to use the pictures off thousands of people surging to the gates against you. he's going to say this is scary. >> it's politics. he's the pres

eric: hello, i'm eric sean, words come in that the 2,000 guatemalans ended journey north.president trump wrapped up campaign rally in nevada and added he made the case that the administration would deliver much-needed solution he says to immigration issue. >> the democrats want caravans, a lot of people say i wonder who started the caravan, victory in november would be bright flashing invitation to every human trafficker, drug trafficker. eric: in los angeles with the very latest, what did the president say and where do things stand now? >> well, let me tell you what's happening down at the border, the guatemalan border with mÉxico because that is where the story appears to be changing after the president of guatemala said that thousands of migrants have turned around and headed back to honduras, take a look at brand-new pictures of migrants boarding buss in guatemala given up on their effort to make it into the united states. the presidents of both guatemala and honduras held a news conference to say that as many as 2500 people were turning around and we know there were a

the guatemalan government is working closely with the up s. government.hey say once they figure out who organized this event they can work with the u.s. to bring charges against them if any of the people have been harmed. but the major step is the president is 100% right on. we have he right to protect our border. this is a dangerous situation that we can't exacerbate, and that's why he's sending the troops down there. we have 800 coming to assist. lou: and the president also apparently considering a further executive order to order suspension of immigration and certainly refugee status for any immigrant crossing that border now or approaching that bored. sara carter, good to see you back on this side of those borders. thanks for being with us tonight. lou: facebook uncovers more iranian pages pushing fake news. imagine this on facebook before the mid term elections. we take that up and an upcoming very important election brazil. walid phares joins hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck bra

i have that from the highest level of the guatemalan government.y are investigating those groups criminally and i strongly urge president trump and attorney general sessions to do the same here but a lot of these folks who have affiliates getting money from the soros occupied state department and that's a great concern. we need to start cutting money there. lou: t. know anything about what we are seeing in these reports and pictures of usaid packages and bags containing what we know not but described by usaid? what is behind that? >> i don't have a clear answer off the top of my head. i can just tell you their all sorts of programs these groups are affiliated with that we spend taxpayer money on and it needs to be cut off now. lou: and where we had it? >> we have another caravan forming in honduras are ready to make the same track to guatemala into mexico with a plan of getting to our southern border. your thoughts about this than what we can expect. >> it's really an intermittent river of humanity. it's a discrete group and i don't have firm evide

. >> thousands of migrants have burstec past guatemalan sity forces and now they are facingcu mexicany forces. ♪ rajini: and tina turner proves she is still one of the best. now in a new book, she talks about making it through hd dship to finue happiness. ♪ rajini:elcome to our viewers on public television in america and around t i globe. politurkey have been searching a forest near istanbul as part of their investigation into the disappearance of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. it has been alleged he was hetortured and murdered in saudi consulate in istanbul more than two weeks ago. saudi arab denies any knowledge of what happened to him but the turkish foreign minister ss an investigation has produced evidence and thesh results will bed with the rest of the world. >> a forest near istanbul is the latest seen in this game of thrones for the 21st century. turkish police searched here for the dismembered body of jamal khasggi. the journalist has not been seen since he went into his cntry's consulate over a fortnight ago. accusation is that he was killed on the orders of crown ohp

coming so far, getting stuck there was the breaking point for many, who took up offers from the guatemalanssed back home. but we witnessed just how so many others avoided the authorities. their determination and obvious desperation to escape the life they left a hide in honduras, compelling them to take rafts across the border. we're looking for luck in another country, because in our country we have none, this man tells us. although the united states‘ promise over the generations has been to take in those seeking prosperity and a better life, a sight like this will horrify many americans. but, despite all the warnings and threats, more migrants are still making their way here into mexico to join the rest of this unwavering convoy. aleem maqbool, bbc news, tapachula, mexico. earlier i spoke to rachel schmidtke from the mexico institute of the woodrow wilson international center, and i asked her why the migrants are travelling so far from home, and in such a large group. the people are living from predominantly honduras and guatemala, in wehat is known as the northern triangle of central am

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thousands of migrants have pushed past guatemalan security forces and are now facing mexican securitye confrontational now. what is clear is that donald trump's attempts so far to deter migrants like separating parents from children, as he did earlier this year, is not stopping them coming. ultimately, these people feel leaving behind the hardships back home are worth whatever risks they may have ahead of them. the founder of wikilea ks, julian assange, is launching legal action against ecuador — the country in whose london embassy he's been living for the past six years. he's accusing the ecuadorean government of violating his fundamental rights and freedoms after conditions were imposed on his communications with the outside world. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. some might say he was being a little ungrateful. for six years, julian assange has lived in the ecuadorian embassy in london. confined to quarters, he has not been able to set foot outside. and now, after strict new rules were imposed, he has decided to take his hosts to court. translation: we believe these rules violate fun

stories this hour thousands of refugees and migrants marching across mexico after crossing the guatemalan border they are part of a so-called caravan of people from honduras el salvador and guatemala who are walking north towards the united states president trump has worn them to turn back and is threatening to deploy troops john hall and join them on the road through southern mexico. kuhlmann turn off the kilometer young and old men and women they keep on trudging it's a multitude at least four thousand people in a caravan that began in honduras. now they've made it through guatemala and into mexico in the last eight days they slept in the open and crossed hills and rivers. jonathan is only fourteen and traveling alone he's here for the same reason as everyone else he feels he doesn't have a chance in honduras. back home there's no work and too much crime many like you sending a trying to get a new start to provide for their families thing i mean i mean i've got a six year old boy my dad my sister i have to help them there's not enough food i've had my electricity and water cut everythin

coming so far, getting stuck there was the breaking point for many, who took up offers from the guatemalanst how so many others avoided the authorities, their determination and obvious desperation to escape the lives they left behind in honduras, compelling them to take wraps across the border. translation: we are looking for luck in another country, because in our country, we have none. this man tells us. although the united states promised over the generations has been to take in those seeking prosperity and a better life, a sight like this will horrify many americans. but despite all the warnings and threats, more migrants are still making their way here in the mexico to join the rest of this unwavering convoy. a chinese—british team of cavers have found a giant cave hall in a sinkhole in southern china — which they think could be the world's biggest. briony sour—den reports. from above, it's an impressive view. surrounded by steep cliffs, this 200—metre sinkhole in china's guangxi region is not an uncommon sight in the country's rugged landscape. but hidden beneath this one is what cou

all these thousands of migrants have pushed past guatemalan security forces and are now facing mexican get more confrontational now. what is clear is that donald trump's attempts so far to deter migrants like separating parents from children, as he did earlier this year, is not stopping them coming. ultimately, these people feel leaving behind the hardships back home are worth whatever risks they may have ahead of them. let's get some of the day's other news. the islamist preacher anjem choudary has been been released from prison in london. he's served half of a five year sentence handed down to him in 2016, for encouraging support for the islamic state group. the bbc understands there will be restrictions on his movements and he'll be closely monitored by the security services. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, reports. within hours of coming out of prison, anjem choudary was back in a familiar place — in front of the cameras. he can be seen, not heard. he's banned from speaking to the media. this probation hostel in north london is where he is initially being housed. it was

according to guatemalan intelligence this was an organized effort coming out of honduras to move peopled now we know it's about 14,000 people that are heading that way. >> sean: the scary thing is -- michelle, you wrote a book, i don't remember what the year was but it was called invasion. they get to this border. if there is any crisis at our border we have laws, we are a constitutional republic. we need border security. if we had the wall that we wouldn't have this problem. i'm praying mexico does their job. it's their job now to send them back. >> it is and i wrote invasion in 2002. so little has changed in the manufactured migratory chaos that we are seeing is a result of many factors and a lot of it is malfeasance on the part of certain governments and it is good to hear that at least guatemala is making some effort. it we will see what mexico is going to do. the thing is if you read the mexican constitution and you know anything about their own immigration policy in theory -- >> sean: they put you in jail and then they send you home immediately and then they lecture us that we are

two hijacked trucks plowed through a fence at the honduran/guatemalan border.olice say they are connected to that caravan. now two men from el salvador will be charged with attempted murder. tonight much of the caravan is slowing moving along the honduran/guatemalan border. they're trying to cross the river into mexico. thousands more are packed onto a bridge linking the two nations. look at all of these people. thousands of people. yesterday, some in this caravan at the very front tried to push past border gates and ran directly into riot gear and police with tear gas. children were caught in this chaos. several migrants leaped into the river below the bridge perhaps to escape the crush, perhaps to try to swim to the mexican side or turn back. cnn's bill weir was in the middle of all the drama. >> reporter: at high noon, the bridge at the border was empty. then for some reason guatemalan police throw open the gates. >> no, it's closed. it's closed. >> reporter: the first tried to form an orderly line but it lasts only seconds as thousands more pour across, all

thousands of refugees and migrants have crossed the guatemalan border into mexico they're part of a group of people from honduras el salvador and guatemala who are walking north towards the united states they're escaping violence and poverty back home donald trump warned he'll deploy the military to stop them crossing the southern u.s. border john heilemann is walking with them and joins me live now from southern mexico so john just tell us where you are right now and what's happening there there were between the cities of see that it does go and tapachula but what we've heard and what the migrate migrants now know is coming up ahead is a big federal police presence they blocked off the road ahead and they're hoping to contain this caravan a bit further on so i think what's happening now is they're just stopping to get a breather earlier on there were people with megaphones just telling them to link hands to try and keep together as much as possible and try and get through this we've been talking to several of the people in the caravan and they've just been telling us there's nothing real

the migrants broke through guatemalan border fences — but were halted by police as they streamed ontoridge leading to mexico. the islamist preacher anjem choudary has been been released from prison on licence. he has served half of a five year sentence handed down to him in 2016, for inviting support for the islamic state group. the bbc understands there will be restrictions on his movements and he'll be closely monitored by the security services. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. within hours of coming out of prison, anjem choudary was back in a familiar place — in front of the cameras. he can be seen not heard. he's banned from speaking to the media. this probation hostel in north london is where he is initially being housed. it was before dawn when he was driven across the capital from belmarsh top security prison. during his time inside, he hasn't changed his views, according to counter—extremism specialists. he's become hardened in his own extremism and in his own radicalised opinions. there have been numerous attempts to try to de—radicalise choudary as part of

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they were kicked out and handed over to guatemalan police. witness says the migrants don't want any more trouble and they want to come here to work and save money before going back home. some are so desperate they are trying to swim across the muddy river. they have no bathrooms, it is cold and they are determined to press on. the caravan has become a campaign issue ahead of the midterms with donald trump beating the drum for immigration policy changes. at an event in arizona, he praised mexican efforts to hold the border in a difficult situation. >> they tried and broke through the fences. mexico is really fighting a tough situation. mexicans have been badly hurt in a couple cases. i respect the fact that mexico is willing to do this. >> now it appears to be a standoff. coming from the president of guatemala that several thousand of these migrants have turned back. we will keep on this story and have the latest this half-hour. >> they are openly, what they did to overwhelm the nation. where they say we don't want to change the immigration la

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the migrants had walked thirty kilometers in the blazing sun from the guatemalan border many of them without any provisions hundreds of locals driving vans and trucks stopped to let them climb aboard. the mexican authorities have been urging the migrants to apply for asylum in mexico and offered to bus them to shelters set up by immigration officials but most refused fearing they would be deported. since the convoy formed last week u.s. president donald trump or has been threatening to call in the military to close the border with mexico and we have the military stationed there not coming into this country. in a tweet trump send the migrants should apply for asylum in mexico first otherwise the u.s. would turn them away he also threatened to cut off aid to honduras guatemala and el salvador. but the migrants are undeterred whatever hardships they may face along their journey many say that the life back home is much worse with the rampant violence poverty and hopelessness. is up next. to. you judy.

hundreds of migrants have faced off against riot police on a bridge crossing the mexican guatemalan border river they're part of a group of thousands who set off from hunter us last weekend heading towards the united states some people jumped into the river below to escape others wanted to be allowed to enter mexico and authorities eventually left a small number across what tamala says that's one juror in president one hole under a nun does will visit the country on saturday to help those on jurors who want to return home. now the betty colombo spacecraft has lifted off from the european space agency's port in french guyana this is the essays new mission to explore the planet cheery. everybody's happy to go to. launch just a few hours ago the crofters carrying twins satellites one european and one japanese it will release them into orbit around the smallest of the rocky planets that they'll spend at least a year nothing and analyzing the sun's closest planetary neighbor. scientists hope it will help them learn more about the conditions in the center of the solar system more than four billi

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how .we prevent scenes like what we saw along the guatemalan border? can we stop them from rush and stampeding across? >> i think we can. there are a lot of victims here. americans are victims when immigration isn't about legal immigration, but about illegal immigration. there are a lot of young kids involved, young girls. people who just want a better life. i love the fact that they want to come to america. but if we don't have an orderly system we don't have much of a bored or much of a country. and we don't know who makes up this moob as people calm it a caravan. this onslaught. we don't know because we haven't done the vetting on these people. that's why you have an immigration system so you can vet people before they come to the country. we allow people to come here and rush our southern border. we'll have chaos and we won't be able to pick the people we need. trish: to me it should be simple we should welcome people that we want here. there are lots of people including farm workers. not everybody has to have a ph.d to come to the united states of

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it rested 45 miles north of the guatemalan border.we are told their destination remains tijuana, 2400 miles, a 4-month walk. members say they fear crime, popping a cargo trailer deportation by mexico if they take a bus. >> want to walk as soon as they can. >> reporter: born in honduras but raised in texas ice deported ryan from a construction site in austin last week. is trying to get back and says the majority have no idea what to expect at the us border. >> it will not be that easy. we were saying that yesterday. we are going to get to the border. they have no idea what they are going to do. >> reporter: the demographic of this caravan is no different than any border patrol from california to texas, you have women and children and men who tried to cross illegally but it is remarkable because it is remarkable how uninformed they are about the asylum process and they are going to undergo a 2400 mile trek on land with their kids. that is difficult. they are naÏve about the process but are somehow optimistic. shannon: very interesting.

national correspondent liam la jeunesse is in southern mexico just north of the guatemalan border and has the latest for us. >> a showdown heading towards u.s. border as the migrant caravan began moving 25 miles north monday. mexicans offering food water and transportation. >> look at them. they have good hearts. >> organizers say the group doubled in size to more than 7000. some of applied for asylum here but mostly they want to enter the u.s. legally or not despite the presence warning. >> it's not going to be easy. i don't think he's going to be able to stop everybody. >> after first telling president trump they would stop the caravan mÉxico reversed course. overwhelmed by sheer numbers of wanting to avoid a violent confrontation. the immigrants also know the u.s. cannot catch up with them all pretenders of central americans each day because of court decisions in the lack of shelter space. >> i don't know quiken apply for asylum. my dream is get through the borders. >> there remain some 1400 miles away or roughly a three month walk. it going by bus or train will cut that time in ha

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position to donald trump out a warning for mexico and the guatemalan migrants i just want to thank the mexican government because they're stopping it hopefully before it ever gets to. that as you know i'm willing to send the military to defend our southern border if no sister. well let's let's bring in washington correspondent to munge way to welcome it was bad enough when the american government was locking up migrant children ugly really going to send soldiers to shoot a tired hungry people well this is something that donald trump loves to talk about when he's at these big rallies that he's giving all over the country right now because of the coming midterm elections which is really just this umbrella hanging over everything and really defining everything that's happening in u.s. politics right now this is something that trump can very much point to as part of his. immigration policy his foreign policy from the beginning of his campaign or one of the biggest points of his campaign was building this wall with mexico and now he has this caravan and others like it that he can point to a