in 1919, joseph left here for good.are used by pilates enthusiasts in all four corners of the world. as you can see, joseph pilates' legacy lives on 100 years later in the very field where he was interned and released 100 years ago this year. but, of course, that isn't just a story aboutjoseph pilates but the other men interned here. we're joined but the other men interned here. we'rejoined by but the other men interned here. we're joined by charles, but the other men interned here. we'rejoined by charles, historian vosawai was the isle of man specifically selected as a place of internment? when the first world war broke out, there were about 60,000 german nationals in britain and they we re german nationals in britain and they were all immediately declared enemy aliens. they were rounded up and put in internment camps around the british isles, the biggest one here on the island. being an island in the middle of the irish sea, it was less easy to escape from. we had a thriving tourist industry, so we had ships coming ba

that's where i met joseph misfud.d me off to joseph misfud in none other the former italian minister. in the italian press said that joseph misfud was forced to introduce papadopoulos to imaginary russians and being protected by intelligence services after he was outed living to the u.s. embassy. she has more. >> the spotlight was on me because they thought there was a conspiracy with joseph misfud. i made it clear he had a connection to western intelligence. i met misfud many years ago in the u.s. parliament with the russian diplomats. i decided to move to london and join the london center on campus. i am a person with direct knowledge and made the inform clear to the senate. but none of that transcript became public. portrayed as a russian agent? why not an italian agent? i think it was all a fabrication and misrepresention. the parliament talked about his involvement in russia-gate. >> sean: i don't want to interrupt. you know what this sounds like to me? you could not even write this store y in the novel. the blon

joseph: what was that?are the stars in the asean and who do you think are the ones that are getting policy wrong and perhaps feeling it more from what is going on in terms of global trade in a global slowdown? joseph: that is an interesting question. i would frequently point in tunisia. if you look at the direct impacts -- on the indonesian economy it is minimal. the risk off sentiment continues to penalize their currency. this is a country that really has to react to what is happening on the international stage. the out flows. it does not mean they will hike rates but it does mean it will be cautious moving to an easing bias. you also mention which economy is doing really well and i say it has to be vietnam. the one economy that is continuing to see strong domestic economy. these are the extremes we are seeing in southeast asia right now. yvonne: all right. dave mentioned you had some insights on white your are in beijing. -- why you are in beijing. i'm wondering why an asean economist is going to be in ch

john: joseph kennedy was john f. kennedy's, dad, a figure because he made lots of money on wall street right before the crash of 1929. he was one of the pioneering tycoons in hollywood. he was rumored to have been a bootlegger during prohibition. and he was always a lone wolf. on the flipside of that, franklin roosevelt needed somebody after the stock market crashed to head the new regulatory commission called the securities and exchange commission. so he had the brilliant idea of putting a fox among the foxes, so he selected joseph kennedy. securities our regulation today's based on the work kennedy did setting up the securities and exchange commission back then. and he was also an ambassador to great britain, if i'm not incorrect he is the first catholic and definitely the first irish-catholic ambassador to great britain. scene in is a famous his wife's memoir where, having arrived there from these two irish-catholic families in boston and being invited to windsor castle and seeing this amazing bedroom, changing an

that is why my joseph misfud.iversity, which simona knows a lot about because she is from italy, where the cia and fbieo transact, and it's called a link campus. introduced me? passed me off to joseph misfud? none other than me former italian foreign minister. so why this is very interesting -- just recently, and simona can clarify this -- in the italian press, joseph misfud's lawyer has gone public and stated that joseph misfud was "forced to introduce george papadopoulos to imaginary russians of some nature and he's also being protected by italian intelligence services in rome after he's been outed, just like week, living next to the u.s. embassy. simona has more to offer. >> this is very interesting because the fbi, the reason why the spotlight was on me was because working with joseph misfud. he misrepresented me having to the russia, made it clear that they had connection to western intelligence. in parliament, the socialist democrats, i remember him campaigning for hillary clinton, donating to the clinton fo

he was the bureau chief in washington and close friend of joseph kennedy.n whalen research i guess was his wife was his researcher. here we start off with a memo from arthur kraft to richard whalen and arthur kroc was a friend of kennedy and also a news man had to cover him. it says at the top, confidential. it says, in recalling incident about joseph p kennedy so arthur kroc is a good news man had interviewed senator neil maclean who had told him the story about joseph kennedy "both my brother and mr. robinson were extremely friendly toward franklin roosevelt, spent much who over the years had spent much time in new brunswick. when my brother and mr. robinson Ãbcame home to st. john's they were understandably upset over conversations they had had with employees and nurses at the clinic. he reported that mr. kennedy was doing a lot of talking against president roosevelt and saying he must be stopped from getting the united states into war. hitler, kennedy reportedly said was already master of europe and the united states should simply try to make the best p

he also had an interest in the kennedys, spatial and joseph kennedy. so what i'm hoping to find here are excerpts from his research, original documents that can't be found elsewhere but i'm especially looking hopefully to find transcripts of interviews that he did for his book, because those people are obviously long dead. they were contemporaries of joe kennedy who died in 1969. >> can you walk us through that process? >> sure. so i i can turn institution lie the hoover institution, ask for the boxes they want to see. they come out on a little card. take one at a time because these are fragile records. right in addition to being fragile you also don't want to miss file. you don't want to buy mistake put something that another skull is expected to fight in this box and another box what it will be lost. so shall we do some digging? >> yes. >> so ssa, joseph kennedy was john f. kennedy, ted kennedy and robert kennedy's that. a controversial figure because he made lots of money on wall street right before the crash of 1929. he was one of the pioneering ty

>> oh, so the fbi basically the fbi interview was i brought up joseph mipsid, and then this whole idea of who told me this information about e-mails and then i got caught in a perjury trap and actually that was my charge. i got charged with i guess lying about when i met this person, so this is what this whole case was really about a complete setup, but the information that i have now and after i testified to congress, i'm pretty sure there are a lot of recordings and transcripts of between myself and a lot of these assets and i'm very hopeful that these are going to get public very soon and the from easy is going to start declassifying this material. maria: so you told the fbi you believe you met him in march when in fact you met him in april and that was the perjury so you went to jail for what, how many nights? >> i went to jail for 11 nights because of this, after i had money thrown my way, wire taps, surveillance by foreign countries and then i finally get caught in some perjury trap and go to jail for 11 nights. maria: and you feel that this was entrapment? >> absolutely. i feel

in 1919, joseph left here for good.ates enthusiasts in all four corners of the world. never knew that. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. hi there, good morning. it's going to be another cool day. in fact, it could be the coolest early may bank holiday in the records, since it first started in 1978. we've got some showery rain across northern ireland, for much of northern england, spreading southward into the north midlands and across east anglia. a few showers across scotland, where there will be some sunshine. a bit of sunshine towards southern parts, but with that northerly wind, it's still going to feel pretty chilly out there. temperatures about 7—9 celsius in the north—east. elsewhere, about 10—13 celsius. but if you're in the sunshine, if you're in the shelter, that sun is still quite strong, so it will feel quite pleasant. through tonight, we've still got this cloud across northern parts of england. that's going to still give a few showers through tonight. clearer skies in the north—east, a

the federal spy, elizabeth van lew, and usct soldier joseph wilson. their wartime exploits dramatized how anti-confederate southerners made a difference in the civil war. their postwar struggles, experienced also illustrate the limit of southern union's him's potential -- unionism's potential to transform the south. we will start with lew. inyou will be able to see the galleries where she is featured, elizabeth van lew headed up a union spy ring that aided federal prisoners of war and gathered intelligence for the u.s. army. this was risky and dangerous work. choose the union? foreordained. not she was born in richmond in 1918 -- 1818. her parents held from the north and settled in virginia, where her father became a prosperous hardware merchant. the family lived in an elegant mansion and tony churchill neighborhood. they attended st. john's episcopal church. they seemingly assimilated fully into a slaveholding society. during the prewar period, the family owned dozens of slaves. even elizabeth and her mother privately laminated the evils of slavery a

my question has to do with the way you have given us the character of joseph wilson. i wonder if you could speak to his role as part of african-american historiographers? elizabeth: he is a fascinating figure and his book, the black phalanx, has been used again and again by historians, almost as a reference work. it is an incredibly deeply documented book. because he was writing at a time and a moment where african-americans were not established figures in the historical profession as whites to find it, he had to lead in leaven the book with a lot of primary sources in order to establish his authority. so it is a difficult read in the sense that his own voice is interspersed with long passages quoted from the official record and other such sources. for that reason, historians have sometimes used it as a reference work without realizing that in the moments where his voice does breakthrough it is incredibly , powerful. he is articulating a very sophisticated critique of the status quo and defense of african american patriotism. one of the key themes -- this grows out of

in 1919, joseph left here for good.r corners of the world. now it's time for a look at the weather. some showery rain spreading south at the moment, across southern scotland and another thing, spreading into parts of north wales and the midlands and east anglia and to the north and southern england and south wales some sunny spells, cloud increasing across southern areas are later but a northerly wind making it another chilly day for all of us, temperatures between seven and nine in the north—east, up to 12 or 13 across southern in the north—east, up to 12 or 13 across southern areas. in the north—east, up to 12 or 13 across southern areas. tonight this showery band of rain will continue across northern parts of england, still further showers across scotla nd still further showers across scotland with clear skies in the north—east turning chilly, temperatures at or below freezing, otherwise between five and seven. mosher was through tuesday, some sunshine and wonder whether across the

kind of reach of a nation in the party but he's also constrained in telling the new let's bring in joseph okie on our head he's a commentator on south african affairs a political activist and a former columnist for new africa magazine joseph a guest seem to be saying that is almost a a n c two point a new and c. that's been rejuvenated under its new leader and it's not the old. jacob zuma would you agree with that characterization would you think the a.n.c. still has structural problems from well before all. i went to the extent of it to the n.c. . sort of inherited it must've job there is i don't know any political organization or political party in the world today that would have probably found the job that the n.c. inherited in south africa in two thousand nine hundred ninety four that is it unless they're prepared to be as radical. radical political parties and organizations could be but of course the n.c. opted to take in moderate line that say it really to their credit then c. has been large down the best of what they could in terms of force i think i think the jury is rather out i

the alleged serial rapist, joseph mccann, has refused to appear in court for a second day.e chief magistrate has travelled to belmarsh prison in south east london after mr mccann declined to leave the cells. our home affairs correspondent june kelly is there now. a magistrate going to the prison? has this happened before? george, this is believed to be an unprecedented first appearance by a defendant in a criminal case. all morning, joseph mccann had refused to come out of his cell here at belmarsh jail. to come out of his cell here at belmarshjail. he to come out of his cell here at belmarsh jail. he was supposed to be going to a video link and he was going to a video link and he was going to a video link and he was going to be hooked up to westminster magistrates‘ court to face charges. the hours went by. this afternoon it was decided that the chief magistrate, lawyers and journalists we re magistrate, lawyers and journalists were travel across london to the prison for the hearing. that hearing is now under way. wejournalists prison for the hearing. that hearing is now un

in 1919, joseph left here for good.this marquee, there are lots of fit, strong, flexible looking people. there's a pilates class taking place. let's see if we can go and see is involved. 0ne place. let's see if we can go and see is involved. one of them is roberta. if we could take you aside for one second. you have come here from new york, you are an international pilates teacher and you actually teach pilates in a fascinating building. what can you tell me about that? yes, i do. i teachin tell me about that? yes, i do. i teach in the space where when joe pilates went to america, he opened this first studio. so he took it to new york in the very studio where you now teach. yes. we will come back to you in just a moment, because i need to get some advice from you injustice act. there are also people involved back here who have very strong connections to this site. if i can bring you in here for one second, crystal. you are taking pa rt one second, crystal. you are taking part in this pilates class but you have a strong

were admirers of franklin right as was joseph eichler himself -- frank lloyd wright, as was joseph eichler himself. there were subdivisions of all types of houses. some people build the houses they were building prior to the war. the mid century modern houses, whether it is here in the bay area, southern california had a lot of them. palm springs, the whole town was almost rebuilt in the 1950's and 1960's. housesservationists, the did not change. they were not torn down because the town became economically stagnant. that was style developed in the 1950's and 1960's. it is still around. it is still very popular, especially with the younger homeowners. they are interested in these houses because they appeal to their style of living much more than the houses that their grandparents were living in. we continue our look at palo alto as we hear about its contributions to rock 'n' roll and pop culture. >> we are on. avenue. it is an -- we are on parry avenue. it is known as perry lane. maybe the last one left on parry lane. there was an enclave of stanford graduate students that included ken kese

paul joseph watson, just to name a few. facebook also banned a leader of the nation of islam religious group, louis farrakhan. it is unclear if a single event led to this widespread ban against these individuals, but we can get a clue by listening to what mark zuckerberg had to say monday at the facebook developers c conference. here's a bit of what he had to say. >> we are focused on making sure our recommendations and discovery services are not highlighting groups where people are repeatedly sharing this information or harmful content and we are working hard to completely remove groups if they exist primarily to violate our policies or do things that are dangerous. >> as you mention, zuckerberg is facing criticism for not doing enough over the years to crack down on the issue, so maybe now he decided to act and act forcefully. >> what about the other side of the debate which is freedom of expression? a spoken be accused of suppressing conservative voices. >> we heard from congress, they were looking into if facebook had b

papadopoulos in the spring was in london and he was interacting with joseph mifsud how claim is a russian agent but he is actually from malta working in london as a professor. it was alexander -- we don't

moist good to be back in the country after 3 years in exile but how significant is the return of joseph prominent folk. and christine with a welcome to news africa i'm glad you're chewed in votes are being counted in malawi's general election that is too close to call the winning candidate must gets the most votes cost but is not required to receive more than 50 percent off those votes incumbent president faces stiff competition from he's the vice president. and from the leader of the main opposition party lazarus. now about 70 percent of malawi's population of roughly $20000000.00 people live under $2.00 a day that's according to the international monetary fund we also versus what they expect from the government to come in the next government to improve you know education sectors and we also want. to also want them to empower those those youth that have talents we see the young people we need law in order. to improve our lives for myself i think. nowadays i don't have any trouble with it what i tried to do different kind of businesses but i was unable to say to those businesses because

or twitter they can make their own rules and they can enforce them but you know alex jones or paul joseph was you know we just heard of heard from you know they're going to go maybe somewhere else they might be banned now on facebook but they're going to take their views and their videos and their speech to maybe a darker corner of the internet where it's more difficult to regulate or keep track of what they're talking about we've seen a lot of violence now coming from places like four chan and eight chan these are kind of shady or back rooms where you can post things on a message board those have been linked to those views have been linked to shootings in christ church in the recent synagogue shooting in san diego for example so there can be some real world consequences from what happens when you ban speech it's just going to go somewhere else i personally think it's a good thing to be enforcing the rules and regulations of these platforms but facebook and twitter they need to do more in terms of investing in programs that will help improve media literacy help improve education so people

persecution of wiki leaks founder julian assange coming up in the show we speak to wiki leaks is joseph our lymphoma. about how when his u.k. court proceedings. will go down in british legal and constitutional history from wiki leaks one time part of the guardian one of the world's greatest cartoonist steve bell on a life of attacking power plus a week of electoral victories and mainstream vilification by jeremy corbyn does the prime minister agree with her secretary of state that it's the policies of this government that is meant in one of the richest countries on this earth food banks and now handing out fourteen million meals a year to people some of whom are in work who simply haven't got enough to eat all the more coming up in today's going underground the first straight to this week's alleged attacks by british authorities on wiki leaks we spoke to wiki leaks chief christian reference and straight after julian assange u.k. jail was considered for extradition to the usa the empire is now striking back and it's not on the basis of of law it's on the basis of events and politics and

you know they're censored because of their beliefs and one of them the british media figure paul joseph watson he posted a video on you tube where he is still active today and he says look i'm a victim here's his video so i'm dangerous someone who makes mean video was laughing at social justice warriors or is handing the power to decide who gets to have free speech to a handful of giant politically paul it is uncalled for russians dangerous what's more dangerous they put me on the list with terrorists human traffickers and serial killers because i criticize modern all involved in all conjecture because i day criticize mass immigration because i decorative a belief system ok well let's break that down the little bit i mean he's a pretty notorious figure on the far right sure this ban will of course limits his reach limit what he can say but this is not about his views on an modern architecture as he kind of insists there phil i mean look he and info wars and prison planet and all the outlets that he's associated with have been spreading some pretty nasty stuff so they've been spreading f

has served in 3 previous governments of former president joseph kabila these late father and the late mobutu says the 2nd until his appointment he was managing director of the national railways company. member of political party and comes from the former president's home region. the message from a to b. to he supports his was clear he told them he's back to defend the constitution and he is a political rivals that forced him to catherine soy al jazeera lubumbashi south east. talks or to continue on tuesday between sudan's military and protest leaders on monday they failed to reach an agreement on who should be part of the new ruling body protesters say they will keep demonstrating on the streets of khartoum until a civilian led government is installed talks between the 2 sides for halted for 3 days while demonstrators removed growth walks they put up in the capital. and the nation's presidential candidate. to accept defeat in last month's election and plans to challenge the result in court the election commission declared presidential code otoh the winner with 55 percent of the vote b

thank you for being the cause of your fallout with the president with the with the then president joseph kabila how was your relationship now these are former presidents is it president to retire i always good to retiring i mean the opposition is goatees coalition i think when i resign because i saw the country was called up seems i resigned we've noise and i think what is important is the future of congo to peace in the congo. a months long hunger strike by supporters of the jailed leader of a band kurdish political group in turkey has come to an end of the local and the head of the kurdistan workers party of p.k. k. called on supporters to stop on sunday they've been calling for auckland solitary confinement be lifted he's been in prisons near ystem who on charges of treason since 1999 the p.k. waged a decades long military campaign against turkey with the aim of achieving an independent kurdish state turkey considers the p k k a terrorist organization. no way is to host more talks aimed at resolving the crisis in venezuela.

the country thank you 16 because of your fallout with president with the with the then president joseph kabila how is your relationship now these are former presidents is it president to retire i always would retiring i mean the opposition is goatees coalition i think when i resigned because i saw the country was collapsing i resigned we've nanda and i think what is important is the future of congo did peace in the congo. the u.s. geological survey is reporting a magnitude 8 earthquake in north and careen and happens around 75 kilometers southeast of the district oh my goodness there's been no reports of any significant damage or bring you any more as it comes in. no way is to host more talks aimed at resulting the crisis in venezuela venezuelan government's position representatives are june. when similar talks are earlier this month development seen as a sign of progress between president nicolas maduro and opposition leader one why do these ones he won't take part in what he calls phones dialogue and to an even more a is the editor in chief over in news the news dot com he thinks it's

fugitive joseph mccann, wanted for the abduction and rapes of three women in and around london is believed to be connected to the abduction of two other women in cheshire this evening. the prime minister appeals to jeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help her deliver brexit, but the shadow chancellor says trust has been lost. ina single in a single word, do you trust the prime minister? no. sorry. not after this weekend. i think she has jeopardised the negotiations for her owi'i jeopardised the negotiations for her own personal protection. israel and militants in the gaza strip engage in a deadly exchange of rocket fire as tensions between the 2 sides continue to escalate. and at 11.30 we'll be taking another look at the papers with the parliamentary journalist tony grew, and entertainmentjournalist and broadcaster, caroline frost. 41 people have been killed when a russian passenger plane made an emergency landing at moscow's sheremetyevo international airport — after a fire broke out on board. the aircraft had issued a distress call shortly after taking off from the same airpor

joseph mccann is also a suspect in other attacks.chester city go back to the top of the table with a 1—0 win over leicester. they have a one point lead over liverpool going into their last game of the season. and at 11:30 p.m., we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers, with oui’ in—depth look at the papers, with our reviewers, businessjournalist john crowley and ruth lee, economics adviser. a very good evening to you. the duchess of sussex has given birth to a boy. the baby, seventh in line to the throne, was born at 5:26am this morning, weighing seven pounds and three ounces. prince harry was present for the birth and said it had been the most amazing experience. both mother and baby, had been the most amazing experience. both motherand baby, he said, idoing experience. both motherand baby, he said, i doing incredibly well. this report from nicholas witchell contains flash photography. 0n the forecourt of buckingham palace, the orthodox way of doing things. a short written statement on a gilt easel announcing a royal birth.

he used joseph mccarthy in 1952 in his election.ampaigned with him up in appleton, wisconsin where mccarthy was from. but then slowly, as mccarthy started turning on the army, which was eisenhower's bulwark, then it changed and he turned against him, even though he probably was always -- you always thought mccarthy was a little bit loony, but he was using him for political purposes. and i see that same codependence today. you look at the events of this week. you look at what's going on in iran and elsewhere, and you seahawks, long-time hawks using donald trump to do their own bidding, just as you saw conservatives in congress support donald trump and allow him to sort of develop this imperial if not autocratic presidency because they're getting what they want in terms of conservative judges and throwbacks of regulations and so on. so there is this odd codependency where trump is becoming more and more of an authoritarian figure, and people who really don't like that are nonetheless using it for their own purposes. >> david maraniss

many of them were attracted by the designs joseph was building. joseph came at the end of world to go intodecided business developing homes. -- was anan who hired admirer of frank lloyd wright and wanted to build in the style of him and build eventually over 10,000 homes in california altoding 2700 here in palo . this is one of those tracks. tose homes were developed the lifestyle of what california thought it would be like following world war ii, open style, glass, plenty of glass, the backyards you can't see from havetreet, the backyards glass that open out into the garden, so the transition between inside and outside is minimized. or a tough time in the united states for minorities -- were a tough time for minorities in the united states. we experience of his problems. housing, quite often developers shunal estate agents would our diver the attention of minority buyers away from their homes. joseph eichler refused to play this game, and he was going to sell his homes to anybody who had the appropriate funds. a lot of the young employees at hewl

. >> i joseph. >> i joseph. >> take you sophie. >> take you sophie -- >> they were recorded by deejay diplo. >> with this ring, i thee wed. >> only we have the exclusive photos with the groomsmen nick and kevin and the elvis impersonator who officiated, jesse grice. was this preplanned? when did you know? >> i knew five minutes before the wedding ceremony. i didn't know who. they blocked off the chapel from 8:00 to 12:00. >> you see them, what goes through your mind? >> he's the guy who sings the ocean. >> after exchanging ring pops the newlyweds kept the party going. check out the couples' wedding certificate signed by the reverend himself. >> elvis got marry in the las vegas 52 years ago on may 1st, and this entire wedding only cost $600. plus a hefty tip for reverend elvis. >> they took care of you afterwards, didn't they? >> they were all right. yeah, i went straight to the casino. >> here's the best part -- there's a more formal wedding wn the plans for later this year, and that's going to take place in paris. for those i dos, sophie's including her bestie. >> macy told me she's

joseph mccann is facing 21 counts involving eight alleged victims. the church of england has been accused of secrecy and of "putting its own reputation above the needs of victims" in a critical report into the way it dealt with the former bishop peter ball, who was convicted of abusing teenagers and young men in 2015. the report also said the actions of the prince of wales, who corresponded with ball after he stood down as bishop of gloucester in 1992, were "misguided". in written evidence prince charles said he had been "deceived". the partner of the first victim of the london bridge attack in 2017 has told an inquest she had "premonitions about terror attacks" the day he died. the body of xavier thomas was found in the river thames after he was struck by a van driven by one of the three attackers. christine delcro wept as she gave evidence at the old bailey inquest. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford was in court. 0n the night of the attack, christine delcros and her boyfriend xavier thomas, were seen on cctv walking hand in hand on lo

take a day joining me now as we get exam bastard joseph harrell and former ecuadorian consul in london fidel nowheres who worked at the london embassy for six of the seven years the julian assange was under detention there welcome to both of you fidel and joseph void when we get to the sun should we leaks appealing to the former defense secretary disgraced defense secretary gavin williamson for information and i think what the point there is is that we have our address. in a prison for having publish classified information and there seems to be no call or or realisation that why is that not the same for for chris evans the editor of the telegraph if he's been publishing classified documents there's a dis connect your response then to this week's activities julius on chanted more or less the maximum sentence by u.k. judge deborah taylor and and of course there was this extradition request where we can tell me what explain what happened there from the time the training was informed of the extradition which was the day that he was arrested the u.s. has sixty five days to give a full charg

the alleged serial rapist, joseph mccann, who was arrested in congleton in cheshire following a policent — now faces a total of 21 charges. the church of england's accused of "secrecy" in a report on the way it handled child abuse cases in the 1990's. as labour launches it's european elections campaign, jeremy corbyn criticises the government's handling of brexit and the cross party talks. chelsea and arsenal are looking to set up another all—english european final tonight — both their europa league semi—finals are under way. good evening and welcome to bbc news. two years after the grenfell tower fire, the government is to spend an estimated 200 million pounds on the replacement of dangerous cladding on privately—owned high rise buildings. there had been growing concerns that individual leaseholders would have to pay for the work — because some private landlords were not coming up with the money. as our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds reports, there are questions about whether the taxpayer should be bailing out the private sector. flats in this block in bromley can cost up to

from exile on monday a job i spent almost 3 years in belgium after falling out with then president joseph kabila his arrival in the democratic republic of congo coincides with a visit to conceal by the french foreign minister is due to meet with the president as catherine sawyer reports i was always good to ms return from exile across his hometown of to go to a standstill. tens of thousands of supporters while the airports to welcome him. he fled the country in 2016 up to forming out with former president joseph kabila whose government accused him of corruption and herring mass neris to overthrow the states while in exile was sentenced to 3 years in prison for property fraud that conviction was struck last month allowing him to return home to the ground we have video of our leaders but he thinks police did to secure the filmmaking disposable they want to do to work together to fix a country that want them dead people don't thrive on reality since we were at a photo who dated him on the country's politics had to be has held presidential ambitions but was barred from contesting in last year

and former governor of the soft he's a tongue a province he was once an ally of former president joseph kabila but the path fell out and that's when he was charged with property fought and won from running in december is the election that vote was won by felix just a caddy though the result has been disputed since just ahead he has been in office his spartan 700 prisoners including political opponents of former president kabila well he's got to be was one of those created catherine so we sat down with him in mumbai she remained sitting in his political heartland. i think what is important for us is the life of the congolese people i'm going to go and do my 2 way in the country i came by a man of peace i never killed anyone i never stolen any penny from anyone i can account for everything rich of gold and do you still hold presidential ambition 5 years is a lot we need to open our country to go up we need the people of 12 better life people feeling who may be to be to be in the government is where you can help people. well today in the opposition we are going to. congratulate when we can

this picture was included in joseph t. wilson's "the black phalanx." and it is the only picture i have actually found showing inside the fort -- which this area still exists. it has been preserved. and it shows women and children actually working in the fort and living in the fort. the union government, as i said, they opted to use these contraband. and they started compensating them. of course, men and women got very different wages, with women getting a fraction of what men got. men got $10 a month. but then, they were not paid directly, instead, in a general fund to be used. they would take money for rations and find some way to really not pay the people at all. the most notoriously offensive office handling all of this was the quartermaster's office. they were in charge of distributing these provisions. not surprisingly, blacks complained that they were being exploited and did not receive anything, and, sometimes, they did not even receive the rations. even the missionaries laboring among the contraband at the fort fear that the rations were not al

feeling and the mood is amongst people in terms of the apathy and where they go it is interesting joseph i want to bring you in here from london we all seem to be hearing that yes. there is a very popular possible popular than the a.n.c. so do him damage in the long term do you think. i'm not quite sure i think it's actually very lucky to be more popular than the n c because one he's a very nice guy and two he played a central role in the formation of the new south africa leading to the elections in south africa and i think most of african still give him that credit his background his trade unions and and of course as i said he he's in his or his in the house guy by and large but i mean that sayed where the embassy is a safe where particularly zuma dekker duma left it it needed somebody like a room before that who other than being nice other than having a bit of history is also someone who is known and seen to be absolutely intellectually deep in south africa needs a leader who is able to use the brain the charisma and if you like the composition of leadership that enables them if you li

now, whether or not joseph henry -- the joseph henry story, they did not tell us. they did tell us that henry was not interested in having this in sony and ba music -- the smithsonian be a museum that has objects. francis beard was the guy who got involved into making it a museum. yes? >> [indiscernible] would booth have just gone away with what he did? dr. willen: the question is if parker, the d.c. policemen would have been there -- parker was known to get drunk and an ineffective cop. i don't know why they picked him to do this job. he was not even disciplined by the d.c. police because his job was only to protect the president going and coming from the theater. now, the real speculation was he wanted to get grant. if grant would have been there, he would have had much more security, would he have been able to thwart booth? booth wanted a chance to get both lincoln and grant but grant probably would have come with more security. julia grant could not stand mary lincoln. she would never go to the theater with her. >> [indiscernible] dr. willen: we did not have se

saturday night, joseph stiglitz looks at the contributions to inequality and growth slowdown dominating sectors of the economy. >> trade agreements were dictated by the u.s.. the u.s. wasasn't orokered by south africa some other developing country. the problem was what the u.s. wanted. tradeenda was a corporate agenda. on sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern, melinda gates discusses her life and work with women around the world. her latest book is the moment a lift. >> she said, the truth is, i have no hope. no hope for feeding this son or this one when i am finished breast-feeding. all she knew was i was a western woman in a pair of khaki pants. she said, will you take them home with you? that is their only hope. eastern, mike lee offers his thought on the overreach of government in colonial times and today. in his latest book, he is interviewed by a georgetown law professor. >> when you have a segment of people who will stand in power for decades, never standing accountable, that is a problem. that is a deep state. that is a form of tyranny. c-span two.on , the vice mark warner chair of the in

feeling and the mood is amongst people in terms of the apathy and where they go it is interesting joseph i want to bring you in here from london we all seem to be hearing that yes. there is a very popular possible popular than the a.n.c. so do him damage in the long term do you think. i'm not quite sure i think it's actually very lucky to be more popular than the n c because one he's a very nice guy and two he played a central role in the formation of the new south africa leading to the elections in south africa and i think most of african still give him that credit he's a bargain his trade unions and and of course as i said he he's in his or his in the house guy by and large but i mean that sayed where the n.c. is a state where particularly zuma dekker duma left it it needed somebody like a room before that who other than being nice other than having a bit of history is also someone who is known and seen to be absolutely intellectually deep in south africa needs a leader who is able to use the brain the charisma and if you like the composition of leadership that enables them if you like

of a nation in the party but he's also constrained in calling the new by the party let's bring in joseph okie on our head he's a commentator on south african affairs as a political activist and a former columnist for new africa magazine joseph a guest seem to be saying that it is almost a a n c two point a new and c. has been rejuvenated under its new leader and it's not the old. jacob zuma would you agree with that characterization would you think the a.n.c. still has structural problems from well before all. i went to the extent of there to the n c. sort of inherited it must've job there is i don't know any political organization or political party in the world today that would have probably found the job that the n.c. inherited in south africa in two thousand in one thousand nine hundred four that is it unless they're prepared to be as radical. radical political parties and organizations could be but of course the n.c. opted to take in moderate line that say it really to their credit then c. has been large down the best of what they could in terms of force i think i think the jury is

i don't think anyone is pretending that this is just about alex jones or paul joseph watson or peopleou have only sort of heard of. or whatever. this about anybody who dissents from the corporate view of what should be talked about. they are crushed. why is no one defending the majority of the americans against the threat to the speech? >> that is a good question. there is one person calling for mass civil disobedience. brace yourself, it's snoop dogg who just ordered all of his followers to share louis farrakhan video and footage on instagram and facebook. good for him. i agree. you have a republican class. a spent sitting milk toast conservatives terrorists of having their precious accounts taken away they won't stand up for the people. they refuse to stand up for the people. they are frightened. sorry to say that the censurers are coming for them next. they were not in violation of any terms of service. >> tucker: of course. >> they have been time on social media. i followed both of the accounts. the designation that facebook gave them underneath the security guidelines being "dang