roloson they would have liked chancellor angela merkel to visit earlier she says people in kennett should feel that their fears are being taken seriously. britain's prime minister has been stepping up her efforts to defend her controversial practice a deal theresa may said the u.k. would be plunged into what she called a deep and grave uncertainty if the draft plan was abandoned as follows thursday's tumultuous events which saw the resignation of several cabinet ministers including the bracks secretary dominic robb with his mates also facing a backlash from conservatives with hardline bread city is seeking to challenge the leadership of the party earlier today came pro brett sit voice in the prime minister's senior team environment secretary michael gove confirmed that he is staying in his post and prefers to confidence in his leader yesterday was to go for is reportedly offered the newly vacant job of bricks and secretary and turned it down the prime minister refused to confirm this. but have you offered him the role of secretary now i don't talk about things to do with to do with the ca

relaxed fashion when she visited a successful local basketball team the intended message was that kennett says a lot going for it but people out in the street questioned why it had taken machall months after the killing of daniel h. to visit the city. i don't know what you want for the christmas market it's too early and probably happened it's too late. since the tragic incident far right groups have held regular demonstrations on the streets of kemet creating an atmosphere of intimidation and threats against foreigners. inside the q. and a session audience members were putting the chancellor to the test. when are you going to resign but work in your exact. i told you and all of germany said. that i have been elected for this legacy of her period well does he but i had been busy by the way we're both wearing national colors. burton. and i'm prepared to serve as a chancellor to a paper until the end of this legislative period of it's been as councilman also. far right groups called for protests outside the auditorium where the town meeting was held but crowds were small. and d.-w. chief po

kennett's on dockets there are lots of discussions on the matter i lead some of them personally. and i've been speaking with muslim women and townspeople i always ask what's the problem and where the altar. of. the far right who come in and sneak is led by a man who is under observation by a sex and he's intelligence service. his extreme right wing propaganda stirs up hatred for foreigners. chop i'm not afraid to go out alone at night i'm scared i'll be attacked or raped by some migrant mission because. we want to show that we are united we are one country commune and also we don't want any criminal foreigners here stab girls or stab other people rape girl i think it's good to put somebody ever gets done because everything so expensive he could not but they have enough money for those foreigners that just can't be signed. for chemists mobilizes about a thousand people every week. oh yes ali ahmed he from afghanistan works with will s.l.a. he says the city has to act more decisively before it's too late. i expect the city and the people who live here to be more aware and take more

well of course i mean the medical in the first step made the decision by telling on monday she's not kennett dating again in the party election in that he didn't waste any time either saying his candidacy it's been what forty eight hours since chancellor merkel and they'll serve phased withdrawal from politics and what a great late compared to others they were faster. and there's a faster race here there's a clear favorite if we could take a look at the poll numbers there we go now the woman groomed by miracle to follow her on the current power his own as a k.-k. she she's going to be one thousand percent support and then you've got lashon who dropped out of the race today you've got your spawn currently the health minister just six percent and there you have right there mr maritz way ahead with thirty three percent i mean and here is how he described himself today during what some people are calling his resurrection on the political stage if you look at times in these times of migration and globalisation the modernization about the party must include a clear role for national identity and t

krauts in the german city of kennett's have given a hostile reception to chancellor angela merkel she's visiting the city almost three months off to see migrant riots triggered by a deadly stabbing piece all of the details. chancellor merkel certainly enfold a rough ride a rough reception as she spends her friday night here in kemet this demonstration one of several it is taking place this creep it's up to a satirical approach they tell me invoking the imagery of the third reich to symbolize what they see is angela merkel's reign they told me they're not happy that she's come here as a chemist's and it's a fact that it's taken her three months after the incident took place it to actually rife he had there was an attack here against our citizen she should have come here a long time ago and she was hesitant and only showed up with massive police protection this is a show of cowardice from all chance of a divided us foothill it took a long time for people to wake up she should have gone have back citing gays sooner and stepped down long ago she should have quit everything after the electio

jaber, the current kennett, has been tied to review home office practices to get fit for purposes ——heresa may, she is now prime minister. it might make her time there look unflattering. it might turn up some bad results. the other thing, as well, amber rudd fell on her sword because of this mistake. according to the times, the two leading officials were criticised in the report have now been moved on to very seniorjobs elsewhere in whitehall. so it is all turned out fine for them. she whitehall. so it is all turned out fine forthem. she is whitehall. so it is all turned out fine for them. she is now a backbencher. i am sure she wants to get back, if she has a chance. the whitehall machine protected zone and it officials go to other well—paid jobs despite what seems to be a pretty big blunder. asa, take us inside the times. this is the main world lead story that will feature tomorrow. this is with reference to the us mid—term elections next tuesday. particularly concentrating on florida. a big photograph of donald trump saluting his supporters in southern florida. what is their ta ke

dad and my uncle and everybody with critters and when they went on strike it was a terrible strike kennett and their headquarters may have been here in boston. during that strike i lead a group of people into the office of the editor of the detroit news and they would not leave until we could call and talk but my staff was beside themselves but as i whip i was getting arrested that is a disgrace. i said it will be okay don't worry about it but we put into the pool that we were doing and found out two / one people supported it because we were standing up for average folks if you're ever going to get arrested find a bishop to get arrested with. [laughter] . >>. >> and organize outside of the house to get the bills that you need done. i want to conclude my remarks that walking to the floor to give the closing speech but what we did is we had organize coalitions with fair trade to this very day. but what we did not know then that president clinton had at that moment, 1993 sowing the seeds for hillary's loss in 2016 we will be glad to take your questions. i entered the capital was a last member

also, john kennett jr., a businessman from columbus, reverend roland smith, a minister from atlanta. eight textile worker from mulcher he and morgan stamper, a lawyer from atlanta. charles kinman, a grocery store owner from columbus. that is our panel for tonight, and here is your moderator, bud wilkinson. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> i am excited to be in this unusual television event. richard nixon and i live telecast, answering questions put to him by a panel of georgia citizens. the program is live and nobody had any idea what questions will be asked. mister dixon cannot possibly know. 's edges must be immediate and direct. our panel is representative, and include a he operator, an editor, a farmer, a grocer, a lawyer, a minister, and a textile worker. some are democrats and some are republicans and some are supporters of the third party. is now my pleasure to introduce a man that i have known, respected, and admired for many years, richard nixon.[ applause ] >> hello. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. [ applause ]>> hello. how are you? thank you very much bud wilk

jeremy kennett and indispensable to all of them because of who he was.here have been tributes paid right across the political spectrum. what was it about his character that enabled him to a p pa re ntly character that enabled him to apparently work so comfortably with all of these different politicians? the best of the civil servants, that's what they do. you do have something very special. i heard him earlier described as a modern—day sir humphrey. i think anybody less like sir humphrey thenjeremy heywood. he was absolutely straight, prepared to speak truth to power. he was not offer himself in any shape oi’ was not offer himself in any shape orform. 0f was not offer himself in any shape orform. of course, he was ambitious, the same as anybody who likes to make most of their potential but he was never someone climbing the ladder for his own sake. i would say he was a good friend of mine but to this day, i don't know how he voted. i always felt that when he was —— we were in power, he was absolutely committed to helping a labour prime minister, labour mi

ulysses grant was president sitting in the front row and douglas kennett speech and grant it pulled the rope in and unveiled that and-- what did i think rex nothing there, grant must have gone back and had a nap at the white house. did not say word about that turkey should have. >> code in the rise of jim crow impact douglas? >> the rise of jim crow curling the 19th century had an impact because douglas was thrown off lots of trains. he was jim crow to more times in his life than he could by hotels, taverns, restaurants, trains, stagecoaches. it got to be a source of humor for him at times-- sorry. but, later the period we often talk about with the rise of jim crow by the 1880s, 1890s, douglas lives to see. he until 1895. douglas lives to see the beginning of bitter segregation on the late '80s and into the '90s. you doesn't want to see it's her wish and into the early 20th century. nothing about it as much as i could tell surprises him because he had experienced all the antebellum of jim crow over and over and over. although, he always referred to things like being jim crow did, a form