marines. the marines who we trust and admire and know that they go out and serve this country in so many ways and we have such honor and respect for them. but this behavior, mr. chairman, undermines the trust and the confidence that the marines have in each other. the marines who stand up and as a team ands a body and as the military take a code that they will protect each other. and it compromises the respect that the american people have for our military. our service members must have the confidence that their brothers and their sisters in uniform always have each other's back. there's simply no room in the military or in our society for behavior that humiliates and degrates women service members. women who are in the marines have earned the respect of their brothers and sisters and they deserve the trust. any victims just like in the civilian work force are afraid to report the assaults. and we want to encourage them to file their complaints. i had at one time served my investigator e.o. in

there is a nationwide marine le pen -- there is a reason marine le pen behaves the way she did, the of people not to vote. but having said that, whatever the figure is, 5% or so less than the average, the idea that 75% of the electorate out for two candidates who were kind of minority popular is pretty amazing actually. that's the point i agree that you made earlier. fromhe question of macron the system. educationally he is from the system. there was virtually nowhere else to come from. a politically he is overturned the whole political structure of the republic. in that sense he has come from outside the system and overturned it. it was an interesting point you as a member of the elite, how will he think the next three weeks, four weeks and the possibly five years? that the national the crucial question. >> a crucial point. indeed he thinks outside the system are not, independently of his reading tonight. >> can certainly need lots of advice on some of the things. >> if he is able to take it. >> as far as it are they going back to what you are saying about marine le pen and the way th

and seas that were consecrated by the sacrifice of american marines. i see belleau wood. i see the battle of the atlantic, and the many battles of the pacific, the coral sea, midway, when the navy rolled back the tide of tyranny that had engulfed so much of the asian pacific. i see inchon in korean and vietnam, i see iraq and afghanistan, to where this very day, at this very hour, your brothers and sisters in arms stand strong and courageous in defense of liberty in the global war on terror. in between the places engraved on the stands, i see all the navy and marine corps have done and continue to do, day in and day out to foster peace and prosperity on the seven seas. to defend the defenseless and distant lands to keep the shores of america safe from all who would dare threaten us. the truth is that today you will become leaders in the world's greatest force for good, the armed forces of the united states of america. [applause] vice president pence: all of you who do so where patriots. heroes all. you are the pride of your family and the pride of the

he defeated marine le pen in that hard-fought campaign.ropean union a major sense of relief. laura: and in washington, round one in the battle over health care reform is in the books, now it's on to the senate as president trump and the republicans gear up for a new push. eric: and sadly, the death toll is reportedly climbing a

congratulations to the newest officers in the united states marine corps.he naval academy class of 2017, it is an honor to be with you all. [applause] today, it isnce: my great privilege to bring you congratulations, and to offer you the congratulations of your commander in chief, the 45th president of the united states of america, president donald president donald trump. [applause] i must tell you, standing before all of you, it is deeply humbling for me for me to be here at this storied military and academic institution with the extraordinary men and women of the class of 2017. yours is already a class of distinction. you already distinguished yourselves the did you made the decision to put on the uniform of the united states of america. and follow the path of service to this great country, and we honor you for it. [applause] me, youand women before are america's very best. and if you moments, 76 [inaudible conversations] --you will be commissioned 760 of you will be commissioned as officers. another 260 believe this place and continue training of officer

states marine corps.oday, when the boards and bars are placed on your shoulder, you -- the nextthe nest link in a chain that stretches back unbroken into the midst of american history. the links before you were forged heroes, johnby paul jones, stephen decatur, bull halsey, tim stockdale and michael murphy. because of them, and through the bravery of all who call themselves marines and sailors in our nations history, america's freedom endures to this very day. and we honor all who have gone before you. [applause] but now it's your turn to assume the watch. it's not just america that your predecessors protected. worldtoday of what the owes the united states navy and marine corps. here the navy marine corps stadium, the stands are emblazoned top to bottom with the names of lands and seas they were consecrated by the sacrifice of american marines. i see the battle of the atlantic , and the many battles of the pacific, the coral sea, midway, when the navy roll back the tide of tyranny that had engulfed so muc

you are essentially voting for marine le pen. quirks in the box, in the office, you understand what i will do. i don't want to say it. i would vote against the national front. >> it would follow that you would vote for emmanuel macron. against thete national front. this is very important. presidentll be because i thought he will. president, hee will say to us i am the president now. this is my policy. i am the president now. we don't vote for you. we vote against the national front. >> emmanuel macron and marine le pen were trading accusations. macron seeking to understate the national front's -- by supportersin of the far right. macron called on voters from all backgrounds to support him on sunday. >> on the seventh of may it will choice between a her,le pen -- do not do fight her, convince her, make people vote and make her lose next sunday. >> claire williams has been on the macron campaign trail in paris. here she is reporting. >> emmanuel macron is making some big attacks against his rival marine le pen. some strong words co

that's why we had a call here to the patriots from marine la pen. she basically said in that speech, she talked about the rift between patriots and liberals, but also the identity of france is at steak. >> isa, thank you so much. so the president-elect macron with a very big job ahead of co lessing people there. let's go to international correspondent. he is joining us from a cafe in paris. what are people saying right there to you? what are their biggest concerns? are they happy with the outcome? >> good to be joining fruyou fra cafe in central paris. i want to introduce you to the owner of the cafe where we are here. he's been listening to your program the last 30 minutes or so and looking at the results come in. he's been quietly happy because he is a macron voter. voted for him in the first round and in the second round. your man won this evening. >> yes. i'm very happy and pleased to have a good night now. >> were you worried about this election? >> yeah. first time i was worried about the possibility to be active in our country. >> you didn't

marines represent the marine corp at all times and their speech and conduct must consistently embody or core values and commitment to each other. they must never engage on social meturicing platforms or other kmieks that harm good ordered and discipline or bring discredit to themselves, their unit or the marine corp. "the times" magazine talked about it. it creates no new laws, under scoring the legal quagmire posed by the internet and constraints by military leaders posed by privacy laws and rights of free speech. i think we all know free speech has limits. certainly neither civilians nor military members can post threats, various kinds on the internet, can't break copyrights engage in -- what are those restrictions? i think we have three great experts who can talk not only about the law in this area but also about the real problem that the military is facing with respect to the social media issues. our first speaker will be the honorable james or jany baker. she retired from the armed forces kpoul after having serves for 15 years. the last four of those were chief judge. previously

two from mr macron, one from marine le pen. macron was very emotive, ina felt that macron was very emotive, in a way. it was obvious that there was something happening for him there and then. he's a young man. he doesn't have — he has some experience, but he's never been in that position. nobody's ever been in that position. nobody's ever been in that position, maybe unless we look back towards napoleon. there was no tv then, so we don't know. marine le pen had a very short speech targeted towards the next general election. obviously she called for the national front — macron was talking about love and passion... we're not on the same page yet. i think marine le pen is already — maybe she was in the debate already talking about the general election. emmanuel macron, talking to the french nations, talking to the french nations, talking to the people — now we will see what happens. isn't it interesting? we've just finished that election and my guest and others in the city of bordeaux already looking forward, if i can put it that

guest: that will be a key for macron and marine le pen as well. previous presidential debates have really marked french political history. if you ask most french people, they can quote zingers and soundbites from those previous debates. simon harding tells us more about the history of french presence will debates. -- presidential debates. reporter: a verbal offensive, an appeal to emotion, a few seconds that change the course of a campaign in 1974 with the first french presidential debate in history. the atmosphere cold, both candidates were tense and not even talking to each other. swepter: that night, he the campaign aside with a few killer words. >> i find it always shocking and injuring 10 manipulate the monopoly of someone's heart. you don't have that monopoly. you don't have it. reporter: seven years later, the jewel was repeated. he had prepared himself by practicing fake debates with his advisers. at that time, it was him who came out on top. the left of center to power, but they were haunted by a split and the coalition and the government

and 34.5% for marine le pen.ir horns, very pleased with those rip ports. it is pretty much in line with the polling we have had throughout the last two weeks. a bit higher than of late. but the debate has played a crucial role. i think it was clear also that she probably gets there would be a slight demotivation against her voters and probably also less people coming from the other candidates towards her, and i think this would be the contrary for macron. the trick will being flown, these are the young macron supporters, it is quite extraordinary wireless piety has come from. truly unprecedented. it isn't even a party. no, it is a movement. a political fairy tale, there is no other word to describe it. someone who was unknown to years ago that they could be elected tonight with 65.5% of the vote, which is a very significant victory, which is a very significant victory, which gives him a lot of legitimacy. is not really an asset in politics. 39 years of age. i understand he is the youngest president who will be el

of course, we're expecting marine le pen, one final shot here, marine le pen to be arriving within the hour or so. press and family is waiting. she is ending a campaign where she started it here, where she's won the hearts, the minds, and hoping, the votes of the people of northern france. george? >> isa sauers live and melissa bell at the french capital at the polling places where people are making this very important decision for france. we appreciate the reporting from both of you. we'll stay in touch with you as well. >>> well, the alleged hack of the emmanuel macron team came just days, of course, before this final round of voting and has drawn comparisons to suspected russian hacking in the u.s. election. the kremlin, however, taking a proactive stance, denying it was involved and calling allegations that it might have been "pure slander." for more on how moscow's reacting, here's cnn's matthew chance. >> reporter: well, the reports of a massive hacking attack on the campaign team of emmanuel macron, the french presidential candidate, has drawn immediate comparisons with allegati

>> all paid for by glenn defends marine.had contact with fat leonard. >> i am going to bring up another fellow, because this story, it is a hard one. the fellow from a little town in illinois, commander michael mush of its. cambodia, brought over to this country by a woman in the u.s. army, raised in this country, and what happened to him? >> this photo, that is a really sad photo. at the time of this photo he was the commanding officer of the destroyer that made a port call to cambodia, the first official visit to cambodia since 1975 and he was the commanding officer. these were actually family members that came to meet him. this was a terribly touching moment. , i know people who served with him. i actually interviewed him extensively. he was a very well thought of officer. people were stunned when they found out he was caught up with this. thehe is a good example of kind of targeted individual that gdma would go after. so most of these people did not start off -- there are some exceptions but most of the exceptions were i

we're seeing live pictures now of marine le pen.he's just arrived at the school here and will be casting her vote. we know that emmanuel macron has done the same. henin-beaumont is a town that has been backing the front national for the last three years. it's traditionally been a socialist town, an old mining town that's historically voted on the left for the socialist party, but now many turning to marine le pen. i spoke to some of the people waiting here. i'll give you just a shot of the people waiting to catch a glimpse of marine le pen. she hasn't left the car. many people waiting to catch a glimpse of her. and the people we've been speaking to, many have come from 30 minutes or so away from henin-beaumont from other towns close by in the french north rust belt, and the majority of them telling us that they voted in their towns for marine le pen, for the front national. they are confident she will win, and that's why they backed her. that's the same message that i got from people when i was speaking to them yesterday here, many

a night of defeat for marine le pen., with nearly a third of the vote, she insists the national front remains a realforce. south korea also goes to the polls to choose a new president. we look at the frontrunner, moonjae—in. good morning. it's 8am here in singapore and 2am in paris, where emanuel macron is set to be youngest ever president in french history. in a televised address, mr macron promised to fight the divisions in his country, re—build the links between the eu and its citizens, and to combat threats posed by terrorism and climate change. results are still being counted, but projected results show mr macron has won more than 65% of the vote after sweeping aside the challenge of his far—right rival, marine le pen. our coverage begins with this report from our europe editor, katya adler in paris. young, dynamic and very, very confident. emmanuel macron, said to be the youngest leader since napoleon, took the crowd by storm. translation: in the face of extremism, i know there are disagreements and i will respect

and marine le pen.d her of scaring french voters with the lies and populist tricks, labelling her the high priestess of fear. the bitter pre—election war of words continued on the campaign trail yesterday. translation: words continued on the campaign trailyesterday. translation: the french know all too well that putting emmanuel macron in office will put the lid on the cauldron which is boiling with french discontent. debate and drama aside, the french polls have been predict in an emmanuel macron win for two weeks, with around 60% of the vote. but many regions are still split. in the north, marine le pen, while narrowly avoiding being halted with eggs, was also cheered on as she promised to make france proud again. —— pelted with eggs. while emmanuel macron told a crowd he would represent all ages as france's youngest president. how are you feeling? you must be exhausted! how are you feeling tonight? can you win? i think so. this is the town of albi. emmanuel macron is just leaving. he is amongst frien

tough on marine le pen, so can he now be tough on the causes of marine le pen?ems to solve. much hope rests on president macron succeeding in reform where previous presidents have failed. it's the last bullet of the pro—globalisation forces. if it succeeds, both anti—system voting will decrease, the xenophobic one, marine le pen, and the alter—globalisation one, mr melenchon. but if it doesn't succeed, then the question will only be which anti—system voting will overthrow the system. and i hearfrom this former socialist candidate for president where this leaves the left.

emmanuel macron and his challenger marine le pen gave made josh marine le pen gave -- marine le pen gaveor challenges. at their last rallies before election day, both candidates were in an attacking mood. marine le pen with their accusations on her by the listed candidates of the financial sector. the enemy of the french still in defiance, but this time it is running for president and everyone is dreaming of its election, it is emmanuel macron. a few kilometers away, and manual macron had his chance macronback -- emmanuel at his chance to hit back. >> what she is promising is the rejection of what unites all of us. do not befooled -- fooled. [applause] ally,er: le pen's newest , shared the stage with her in exchange for her support should she be elected. sure presidential project, i would approve of her ability to become a great president who will bring people together. [applause] macron thinksnuel he is a great uniter. he reached to supporters on the side.andidate's many said they will stay away from polling on sunday. >> i know where -- i am aware that on the seventh of may, i will be

his opponent, marine le pen, was beaten. but she secured ii million votes, a third of those cast. it to the right of meant that her party should now be seen as the official opposition. emmanuel macron‘s election is seen to be a rejection of the populist wave that marine le pen represented. above all, it is a win for the liberals. emmanuel macron has said he will work to strengthen the eu. and eu leaders have rushed to congratulate him. they see emmanuel macron as giving the eu new evidence. so does this mean that the uk about to engage in brexit will be facing a strength and eu 7 engage in brexit will be facing a strength and eu? —— strengthened. here is how world leaders reacted to the result on social media: us president donald trump tweeted... the british prime minister, theresa may, also congratulated president—elect macron, saying... italian prime minister paolo gentiloni tweeted: "hurrah macron president! there is hope for europe!" donald tusk, the president of the european council, tweeted. .. and jean—claude juncker, the president of the european commission, said the resul

glenn defense marine asia routinely charged a lot of money.y were a high-end husbanding agency, one of the most comprehensive. anything you want you could get from gdma. just say it. we will find a way to get it. but you did pay for it. there was a premium. this did not escape a lot of people. there were some investigations. there was one in 2006 that didn't go anywhere. he wanted to know about investigations, and he would put pressure on senior people that he compromised to intern put -- to in turn put pressure on them to make the investigations go away. he would reach out. he would say, "can you make this go away?" brian: you mentioned there was an investigation in 2006. i want to put it in "the mix" because it's a very local story in san diego. on the local pbs station they had a roundtable in 2015. there were a couple of things said by laura wingard, who works for the station, and the person who wrote stories for the "san diego tribune." [begin video clip] laura: one of the things that's astonishing about this is in 2006 they had a whistle

run—off between emmanuel macron and marine le pen just four run—off between emmanuel macron and marineron and marine le pen just four days away. they gave fiery speeches at rallies in paris yesterday, and today, parts of marine le pen's speech are trending on social media, but not for the reasons she intended. they speak french the man on the right was francois fillon, who was eliminated in the first round of boating, and he gave that speech a couple of weeks ago, so now that speech a couple of weeks ago, so now marine le pen stands accused of plagiarism. she has not responded directly but her campaign manager has played down the issue, saying it was a nod and a wink and saying it was a nod and a wink and saying it was appreciated by francois fillon and his supporters, no doubt. this is up close and personal as it gets. you're watching marine le pen addressing an audience. we are in the bunker of a hotel and i am whispering because i don't want to be talking louder than marine le pen. she needs every single vote she can get. about an hour ago, she referred to the speech we just heard,

a night of defeat for marine le pen.ith nearly a third of the vote, she insists the national front is now a realforce. translation: i will be at the head of a battle to gather together all those who choose france to protect its independence, its freedom, its prosperity and its security. another presidential election, this time in south korea. we look at the frontrunner moonjae—in. and they were tired, confused — but finally free. 82 schoolgirls, held for three years by the islamist group boko haram, meet nigeria's president. france has voted for a new president. emmanuel macron is set to be the youngest ever, in french history. in a televised address, the 39—year—old centrist, promised to fight the divisions in his country, re—build the links between the eu and its citizens, and to combat threats posed by terrorism and climate change. with results almost counted, projections show mr macron has won more than 66% of the vote — sweeping aside the challenge of his far—right rival, marine le pen. our coverage begins with this

marine le pen absolutely flanked her major test last wednesday.le who are floating voters and said, this woman cannot be our president. yet the polls after the debate suggested it had not changed things for her, for better or worse. but the polls immediately after the debate said that the person who had won the debate easily was mr macron and that he had the presidential qualities. the times says a landslide for macron, with pictures of his supporters celebrating outside the louvre, he has got five yea rs outside the louvre, he has got five years to outside the louvre, he has got five yea rs to prove outside the louvre, he has got five years to prove that he can make these changes that he's promising. and if not will she be back again? this is what many people are predicting. nigel farage, who is turning into our very own voice of the outside right in the uk, predicted that she would return in the next round of elections and that she would win. what she wants to do i'iow she would win. what she wants to do now is when a large number of seats in th

and about 35% for marine le pen.ron as you mentioned he's going to be the youngest president in french history. he's never before held elective office. he was the economy minister under the current president, francois hollande and that was one of the things that marine he present tried to present, to present him as the term for the apartment building or an address that has sort of a side -- a side entrance or a different address right next to it. so she was trying to portray macron, not only as an establishment figure, not only as a banker and a globalist to use the parlance of steve bannon and the others. but as somebody who was close to the current prime minister. excuse me, current president, whose polling figure put him in the single digits. he was one of the most unpopular presidents in the fifth republic of france in generations. and he actually bowed out. he could have run again for the presidency. he decided not to because his approval ratings were so abysmally slabysma abysmally low. that's a pit fall that m

marine le pen out.lass voters are interested in that message because for many people who vote left traditionally in france, emanuel macron isjust as bad or worse than marine le pen. i am here to say to all of my compatriots, vote macron, even if you do not like him very much. a former banker, pro—globalisation, emanuel macron knows he is not the natural choice for working—class voters. but he acknowledged their concerns about the eu. the dysfunctions of the european union are no more sustainable. so i do consider that my mandate the day after will be the same for the european union and our european party. in this race, left—wing voters feel they have no runner. if they vote macron, for many, it will be with a heavy heart. let's ta ke let's take you to paris. a large gathering forming. these are people specifically taking part on may day. what has been described as an anti—right to rally. people campaigning against marine le pen. both the leading candidates were out today. we're expecting immanuel —— the

now marine le pen is try to minimize the application.he same people who tell you colonization brought some goods into africa. no, it did not. as long as you have a domination of one group over another and of legitimize the killing innocents because they happen to be from a different make background or religion, that makes you a criminal. one last point, marine le pen herself, her party is the direct inheritance of a direct legacy from the people who run the jews in the 1940's. amy: yasser louati, thank you for being with us. we will continue to follow what happens over the weekend. french human rights and civil liberties activist and researcher speaking to us from paris. and we come back, we will speak with the head of the naacp about what has happened in louisiana with the killing of alton sterling and the justice department closing the case without an dotting the police officers. also, a teenager killed in dallas. we will get the latest and we will speak with carol anderson who just won a major literary award. she is a professor at emo

if he can trounce marine la pen. who in the world could have imagined 5 years forward she'll prevail. >> right, i'm sure we'll see wall-to-wall mainstream media coverage of how la pen hit the ultimate glass ceiling, you may remember mainstream media reported that when hillary clinton lost to donald trump. that it must have been mes mess. >> now could someone with so much political experience as marine la pence been trounced by eye n a new person to politics. lou: width? >> what he did was amazing. creating a party, come up center, from just a year and a half from a socialist. to centrist and beat some of the establishment. i think he has to have a great talent as a candidate, to win two to one is signifkent. i think that la pen had a negative she carried into this. she got a substantial vote compared to past votes, but i don't think she is mainstream at-this-point. i don't think it had anything to do with being a woman, it was kind of her positions. they did have one of the best knock down, drag out fights in france

marine le pen has been out campaigning today. amongst her supporters in the north, where she polls very well. she has been speaking at a rally this evening. let's listen to that. translation: many french people, without doubt the majority today, have understood the fundamental game plan of this election. they know if they return to power these men who have held onto it for decades, nothing will change for them. they know it and they realise that if they give another five years to those in power, the situation can only deteriorate. unemployment and poverty will rise, divisions in society will be accentuated. the french no all too well that putting mr macron in would put the lid on the cauldron boiling with french discontent. that was very much the theme that we got from marine le pen in the television debate. even her own supporters are saying that perhaps she did not do well enough in setting out what her platform is and what she wants to do with france, and spent too much time focusing on emmanuel macron, trying to remind people

the marines united page, through which hundreds of active duty and veteran marines viewed thousands of nonconsensually distributed intimate images damaged the lives and the careers of more service members than i can imagine. in fact, many of these service members were identified by name and the bases at which they served. and despite reports of this vile site, new versions continued to crop up and spread more destruction unchecked by military leadership. until now, the leadership failures that allowed this to go on for four years also extended to congress. we did nothing except hold a subcommittee hearing on -- wait. let me indicate what it was on. social media policy without a single survivor brought to testify. this is not about social media policy. this is about abhorrent behavior by service members against other service members. two months ago a bipartisan group of members held a hearing on this very issue, and we had victims who testified. one of those members who was active duty said her marine corps drill instructor said to her and the other women during their training, the only

exit polls show emmanuel macron clearly beat his rival marine le pen..

that's marine la pen. it's a very interesting dynamic. it's going to be very important for emmanuel macron to sort of handle this as he prepares to govern, because the numbers, the 65% or so people who voted for him don't refleck tt the level support he has. >> either way in terms of this is the second phase, these were the two top contenders after the first phase when there were at least six, wasn't this considered to be an election of change? both candidates were running on change. but it's macron who would end up winning even though many of the la pen supporters would describe him as an elitist, somebody who will not be able to bring back the factory jobs that have been lost in the outskirts of france. what is it about macron that does elicit hope? is it the issue of that global inclusion, that message that he sent? >> yeah. we were speaking to you earlier and we had the owner of the cafe here, if you remember, who was a macron supporter. the reasons really for his support were that, a, emmanuel macron is young. so there is a chance, i

macron or, you know, marine le pen.here's a big protest scheduled for tomorrow in the center of paris. but like it or not, mr. macron, a political newcomer for the most part, the youngest president in french history ever at 39 years old, the former investment banker and, guess what in the markets, the global markets will love this. the dow futures already up 100 points, the markets across europe moving higher basically because they want stability and marine le pen and her plans would have created a lot of concern among investors. but that is not the case. people are happy here. we are waiting for mr. macron to come out and speak to the thousands of people. by the way, tomorrow is a holiday, victory day in france from world war ii, and tomorrow mr. macron will be celebrating his victory as the new president-elect of france. back to you. laura: all right. ashley web interfor -- webster for us, thanks so much for the report. eric: for more on what the victim rye means for middle east piece, i'm joining by israel's minister

but it is a night of defeat for marine le pen. she insists her agenda is now in the political mainstream. translation: i will be at the head of a battle to gather together all those who choose france to protect its freedom, independence, prosperity and security. south korea is also going to the polls to choose a new president. we profile the front runner, who is promising a softer policy on the north. and 82 chibok schoolgirls held by boko haram are freed at last. good morning. it is 7am in singapore and 1am in paris, where emmanuel macron is said to be france's youngest ever president. in a televised address, he said that he understood the anger and anxiety that many voters had expressed. marine le pen claimed her performance was historic, and that france remain divided. early results show that emmanuel macron has won more than 65% of the vote, more than 30% ahead of marine le pen. young, dynamic and very, very confident. emmanuel macron, said to be the youngest leader since napoleon took the crowd by storm. translation: in the f

, to keep marine le pen out. are interested in that message? because for many people who vote left traditionally in france, emmanuel macron isjust as bad if not worse than marine le pen. i am here to say to all of my compatriots, vote macron, even if you do not like him very much. a former banker, pro—globalisation, emmanuel macron knows he is not the natural choice for working—class voters. but he acknowledged their concerns about the eu. the dysfunctions of the european union are no more sustainable. so i do consider that my mandate the day after will be the same time to reform the european union and our european party. in this race, left—wing voters feel they have no runner. if they vote macron, for many, it will be with a heavy heart. our correspondent james reynolds is in paris and joins us now. a lot of people have been demonstrating today, what's been going on? there have been big union marchers including this one we are at the tail end the city. it's going towards... there have been clashes between police

it is interesting to note that 15 years ago whenjohn marine le pen ——john marine le pen was in the finaled to debate with him because he said there is no debate to have with the far right. it is the first time the far right candidate has participated in a debates, a key moment in the debate in france. it will be interesting to see how emmanuel macron, the outsider, the former banker, pro—european candidates, will handle this debate tonight. it will be the occasion for both candidates to voice their programme and try to convince voters to turn out on sunday, but of course we will see what kind of performance they will be having. it is a bit of a gamble for both candidates. whether it will have an impact on the last—minute decision of voters, we will know very soon. we will keep you across that story throughout this hour. thank you to thomas fessy. theresa may has launched an attack on brussels — shortly after she attended the dissolution of parliament before the general election onjune eighth. brexit negotiations are central to the uk election campaign for all the main parties. here's som

emanuel macron defeats ripping nationalists, marine le pen.ll have the reaction of analysis for you. good warning. i had nicole petallides. if cheryl: good morning. i am cheryl casone and for tradeport today. former president barack obama calls for courage from democrats to oppose repealing about medicare. true duty to% of the s&p 500 companies reported strong earnings. u.s. stock market futures after record-setting day on friday. both of those tightly to the downside redoubt features down 40. nicole: in a shack on investors in japan come back from a holiday a little bit of a bite me. the nikkei surging 2.3%. in china, a tiny bit of pressure. the shanghai composite down .79% right now. nicole: stock market stood is fairly higher but taken in stride here, we did see the cac quarante fallback three quarters of 1%. the london cap fractionally. cheryl: and currency committee or hit a seven-month high overnight after the french election but the anti-europe candidate marine le pen. $1.9 d.c. pressure in the u.s. dollar. warren boxer at the annual me

marine corps and the first of its kind of focusing on a female marine in combat.he marine corps faces new scrutiny over alleged sexism within its ranks. today, on memorial day, a liberal website decided this was the appropriate day to shine a spotlight on the issue, tweeting, the marine corps has a toxic masculinity problem. guy benson is a political editor for townhall.com and a fox news contributor.ol guy, does this seem incredibly insensitive to have this article and then publish it on memorial day?y? a day were we are honoring our fallen heroes, many of them coming from the marine corps.s, >> yeah. look, i covered this as a layperson and a civilian.n i have never served in the military nor has anyone in my h immediate family. but we are also thankful, especially in a day like today to those who have and continue to do so. as a journalist, i have no problem with scrutiny or criticism of any institution in america.m that is how we do things in this country, including the u.s. marine corps, which overall is so revered and for very good o reason. for me, though, i

they also liked it when marine le pen hits back at emmanuel on the attacking him , marine letigations pen saying, we are clean too. people in the room seeming to agree with that. they would not say there was a more knockout moment for marine le pen necessarily. host: she had some pretty good one-liners as we have been discussing. you mentioned a couple of them. what about the body language, the overall presentation of marine le pen? say she looksill more presidential -- but they would say that, wouldn't they? catherine: absolutely. very much on friendly tories are -- friendly territory where i am in the national office. however i think there was a little nervousness amongst the crowd. at the beginning marine le pen seems to be a little bit red, a little bit fostered. she kept running her hands through her hair. those at the debate watching with me seemed to be on edge. got mored when she in stride. marine le pen was struggling with her files to find some notes about the selloff of french telecom company. yes,uel macron saying, oh you won't find it in your files ms. le pen. people here

i was at herjohn marine le pen rally this morning.le there signing up to his particular view of france and those here have a very different view, they were all have to pick a side at they were all have to pick a side at the elections on sunday. the danger for emmanuel macron is he doesn't necessarily get all of the people who marched here. everyone here is against marine le pen but that the does not mean they are in favour of emmanuel macron. i asked our correspondent hugh schofield how serious the may day clashes were. they were, in the scheme of things, not that bad. you get used to this confrontation at the end of rallies here. anarchist types on the fringes engaging in stonethrowing and tear gas is classic and will be forgotten very wea kly. gas is classic and will be forgotten very weakly. what are we seeing the two candidates doing in terms of scooping up the votes of all people who didn't vote for them the first time around? bring a pen's tactic is interesting. she is trying to portray emmanuelle macron as a creature of finance

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>> marine le pen went to the cathedral. there were anti-phone at chanel -- for national demonstrators. that didn't go that well. she reacted on twitter saying that there is violence everywhere. they are really debt -- lacking dignity here in france. >> campaigning is winding down as we look to sunday's election. what was the mood like with each campaign? >> each one of the candidates are really gearing up. i went to marine le pen's last campaign event last night. the people said that they know the polls say they will lose the election. but they think there may be a donald trump affect in the making. in the u.s., the calls were not predicting his victory either. they think that she may have a chance of winning >> all eyes on france. there was lisa lewis in france. north korea has accused the north korean and suffering spy agencies of an unsuccessful assassination attempt on kim jong-un. they planned to attack him during a public event. just as north korea's production of itself to the world, life under north korea's dictator

. —— voted for marine le pen.l but demonstrations against emmanuel macron caused some organised by the trade unions. as a centrist politician, he faces opposition left and right. and only weeks away from crucial elections. despite mr macron‘s compelling margin of victory, there is nonetheless a real sense, even within the macron team, that his win was secured by people whose main motivation was to vote against marine le pen, rather than a positive desire to see mr macron in power at the elysee. so to find out more, earlier today, i went to one of the parisian suburbs to meet some parents at a juniorfootball tournament in the city. it's the annual bank holiday football tournament in this eastern suburb of paris, a typically diverse community on the outskirts of the capital, and where the reaction on the terraces to yesterday's election seems to be more relief than enthusiasm. i'm sure that lots of people vote for him yesterday, but it's almost against marine le pen, and he's young, and he doesn't have any past... e