the aim of talks today between german chancellor of the machall and french president among you will mccall the close out those are discussing key e.u. issues including the eurozone migration and all that ahead in the new e.u. wide summit that's coming up later this month will be live in marsay also coming up . the video of an alleged attack on a foreigner in the german city of kenneth's could be fake news germany's domestic intelligence chief says he is in for ways to resolve the situation in syria is it live province there are fears of a humanitarian catastrophe in the last rebel held syrian stronghold. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show german chancellor angela merkel is in the french city of marsay right now for talks with president obama will mccall france the two are discussing key european issues like migration euro zone reform and. this meeting comes at a time when both leaders are facing political pressure on a number of fronts at home mccrone is relying on machall support for his ambitious proposals to reform the euro zone which have been met with resistance from oth

that's the aim of talks today between german chancellor of the machall and french president among all mccall the close out discussing key e.u. issues including the eurozone migration and all that ahead of the new e.u. wide summit that's coming up later this month will be live in marsay also coming up . the video of an alleged attack on a foreigner in the german city of kenneth's could be fake news germany's domestic intelligence chief says.

french president a man who went on mccall is facing a dramatic drop in popularity recently even longtime supporters and party members have turned away from his movement. this farmer once believed president emanuel macross would finally give people in the countryside a voice he was a local delegate for their people on march party in minion macor balibo contrapuntally. all sounded so sincere when he was talking about agriculture and really seemed to want to support us economically so that we would no longer have to struggle to make ends meet. he seemed to really listen to us and appeared like a modern kind of that with sensible ideas. but more than a year on the twenty year old is deeply disappointed by the president's reforms and his leadership style he has since left micron's party and others are following dozens of his fellow activists in the region have also quit he published on march they feel misled by the president. but he wouldn't play i was convinced by my calls personality and his apparent humanity but then i realised how activists like us were treated our voice wasn't heard and

december this is arrives now says that the situation is too unstable to hold france's and my own mccall who meditate at the talks says elections should still be held as planned as they would help to stabilize and unify the country which side are you on i am on the side of the libyan people i mean clearly it is there is a plan to have an election but of course the situation in the country today is not really favorable to that i mean there is really war going on in the east there is a lot of clashes around tripoli as has been for the last two or three weeks so this environment is not really suitable for any election that can be done lucian of the forces that mr soros has has issued an order to to form if they will really become very serious in doing their job and if they have the power and that's the thing it is. and also i think the important thing right now the united nations mission is a think being of much better role than they have done over the last four or five years at least now they are calling things by their names they are talking about the issues of the problems that are facin

mister mccall? mister mccall votes yes. mister isa? mister marino? mister marino votes yes.er brooks? mister brooks votes yes. mister cook? mister cook votes yes. mister perry? mister perry votes yes. mister meadows? mister meadows votes eye. mister yoho? votes yes. mister kinsinger? mister kinsinger votes yes. misters elson? misters eldon vote yes. mister donovan? mister donovan votes yes. mister sensenbrenner? yes. ms. wagner? >> yes. >> ms. wagner votes yes. mister matt? votes yes. mister rooney? mister rooney votes yes. mister fitzpatrick? mister fitzpatrick votes yes. mister garrett? >> yes point >> mister garrett vote yes. mister curtis? >> yes. >> mister curtis votes yes. mister angle? mister engel votes no. mister sherman? mister sherman votes no. mister meeks? mister serious? mister serious about snow. mister connolly? mister connolly votes no. mister deutsch? mister deutsch vote no. ms. bass mister keating? mister keating votes no. misters is leaning? votes no. mister barrett? votes now. miss frankel? miss frankel votes no. mister castro? mister castro votes no. ms

of twenty nine thousand it's going to be a referendum of europe without borders that and then ian mccall has proposed against europe that protects itself this is the vision i mean can this be something fail her in europe i think you're right the european elections next year will be maybe the most important european elections ever in the european history european parliament elections were always elections in which it seems a joke but it is reality europe was not the matter was not the core of the discussion. each country was having european elections to discuss the massacre for years to try to check the popularity of the government and so on and so forth it is the first time. that the european elections will change in any way the european path because you know for twenty years until now the european parliament was formed around two pm political peelers center left center right all the political decisions even on russian sanctions or trade issues are the outcome of an agreement between these two political families so the european parliament political landscape it's an easy seat landscape b

the moeller investigation that same den moscow march the fifteenth a veteran hacker named evanier mccall of a russian military intelligence officer working for secret outfits called unit two six one six five began probing the computer network of the democratic national committee hitting nine states in three weeks and some at twenty fourteen and a book of trover and alexandra kirk all over was supposed to gather intelligence to help the mimic american some facebook and twitter the evidence is all their names dates and motives again all from indictments now i'm sure the new york times isn't willing to accept miller's word as gospel but things seem a little too dramatic perhaps even for president putin putin is angry the russian leader thought the united states and hillary clinton had sought to undermine his presidency and there are plenty more where that came from somehow i doubt the russian president handed over and i hate hillary diary to the new york times but the bombshell d.n.c. hack thanks again to those indictments allowed a special report to play. fingers today there is no doubt to

stone about his new film a century of war elizabeth coming up today but first why was president mccall's admission that france killed and tortured in algeria considered breaking news this month to korver told the world about the battle of algiers in his oscar nominated film is labor government support for killing in nigeria and how old wilson breaking news is the lead. of shell in nigeria in the one nine hundred ninety s. breaking news also look to the widow of environmental activist dr barron incurable common rate of cancer we were courtesy of amnesty international so the prison one they call me all. you have to become is. i took it and i wonder. is this true that you guys already kill most of our lives. and some of them were doeth unlimited thore what happened before mao's mind. then tory prime minister john major called the executions judicial murder and supported nigeria's expulsion from the commonwealth but today shell and nigeria are all good again we already have very good cooperation between. here and across a range of. defense security trade relations and we have. to work togeth

december this is arrives now says that the situation is too unstable to hold france's and my own mccall who meditate that the talk says elections should still be held as planned as they would help to stabilize and unify the country which side are you on. the side of the libyan people i mean clearly it is there is a plan to have an election but of course the situation in the country today is not really favorable to that i mean there is really war going on in the east there is a lot of clashes around tripoli.

stone about his new film a century of war is a more coming up today but first why was president mccall's admission that france killed and tortured in algeria considered breaking news this month to korver told the world about the battle of algiers in his oscar nominated film this labor government support for killing in nigeria and how old wilson breaking news is the legacy of shell in the. in the navy nineties breaking news also looked to the widow of environmental activist dr barron incurable common rate of cancer we were courtesy of amnesty international so the prison one called me or dan said you have to pick up this thought of i took it and i was. is this true that you guys already kill most of our lives god. and some of their wages of their limited thore what happened before mao than died. of. that jory prime minister.

and she also macros meanwhile meeting with french president manuel mccall in marsay bring in europe forward is their objective ahead of in the e.u. wide summit later this month. and no ceasefire for the last rebel stronghold in syria iran and russia projecting a turkish proposal into averting a humanitarian catastrophe in its lead problems but they have agreed to keep talking. also in the next sixty minutes they built the stairway to heaven here comes lead's a. bit is fifty years to the days since this legendary band played their first concert the big question will they reunite for a long last big blast the man who was there back in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us the aftermath of a fatal life attack in the eastern german city of camden sparked a deep disagreement between chancellor on a macro and her domestic intelligence chief the chancellor has highlighted reports that far right mobs chased down foreigners there but now the head of the next domestic intelligence is raising doubts about that he says his agency has no reliable evide

cayman island it will hold these banks are complicit in their tough talk or say we just have to give mccall and say hey i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got home got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal so if you watch kaiser of course. you know world of big partisan movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. seem wrong well we just don't all. get the same power. and indeed from. the trail. one song many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. kamchatka is a peninsula in the russian east one of the nation's least densely populated regions . there are no roads in northern come and spo

well there's a more coming up today but first why was president mccall's admission that france killed and tortured in algeria considered breaking news this month to korver told the world about the battle of algiers in his oscar nominated film is labor government support for killing in nigeria under harold wilson breaking news is the legacy of shell in nigeria in the one nine hundred ninety s. breaking news also not to the widow of environmental activist dr barron incurable calm rate of cancer we were courtesy of amnesty international so the prison one call me oh. you have to pick on me so i took it and i wonder. is this true that you guys already kill me. and some of their way to earth are limited thore what happened before mao the man died. then jory prime minister john major called the executions judicial murder and supported nigeria's expulsion from the commonwealth but today shell and nigeria are all good again we already have very good cooperation between. here in the process of. defense security. and we have. worked together to step. well joining me now is someone who could be n

and she also macros meanwhile meeting with french president manuel mccall in mar say bringing your.

chancellor angela merkel lives in an apartment in the heart of berlin while french president in my new ad mccall resides in the eliz a palace but helmut schmidt was quite an orthodox former chancellor of west germany and his wife remained faithful to their residential home in hamburg now a foundation wants to turn the house into a memorial site but first someone needs to take stock of all the items which once belonged to the schmitz and there are quite a lot of interesting things to be found. the security precautions are still in place at this modest house in hamburg long and horn it looks like the residents have just gone away for a few days but in fact this is the former home of the late counted and loki schmidt the former west german chancellor and his wife lived here for fifty four years if walls could talk they'd have a lot to say big political decisions were made here but first and foremost it was a refuge from public life where the chancellor read played piano and chess chatted and smoked today the house is owned by the chancellor helmut schmidt foundation. what we have here is a place wh

there is a growing desire to sit down and ensure that we can achieve a deal french president emmanuel mccall rejected may stand especially as she stated that this is the only deal coming from britain. to define and we must defend the single market its coherence and we have reaffirmed our desire not to give up on this matter of. this both in our short medium and long term interests that on that is a vital political and economic interest for the european union in this regard we are today at an hour of truth. and the truth can hurt how much we'll know at the next e.u. summit in october. our correspondent and he is covering that summit force insults for golf good evening to you max so e.u. leaders clearly unimpressed by the british prime minister they say the e.u. leaders talked about compromise theresa may kept talking about europe needing to evolve in its notion of bragg's that does that mean the ability to reach a deal is now dead the ability to reach a deal is not dead because we're not at the stage yet where both parties really have to give something up what threesome a did here she present

december this is a rabs now says that the situation is too unstable to hold a vote of france's a man mccall who meditate that the talk says elections should still be held as planned as they would help to stabilize and unify the country which side are you on . i am on the side of the libyan people i mean clearly it is there is a plan to have an election but of course the situation in the country today is not really favorable to that i mean there is really war going on in the east there is a lot of clashes around tripoli as has been for the last two or three weeks so this environment is not really suitable for any election that can be done where it would be a fair and free election for the libyan people country need to be stabilized first to be able to allow for any elections in the future elections it is not a magical thing that will solve the problem and even if we have election i don't think the going to make a big difference today but so you may the idea is to stabilize libya before holding elections but how are you going to do that how how can you stabilize libya amel has been happening

there is a growing desire to sit down and ensure that we can achieve a deal french president emmanuel mccall rejected may stand especially as she stated that this is the only deal coming from britain. devoted to follow we must defend the single market its coherence and we have reaffirmed our desire not to give up on this matter. this is both in our short medium and long term interests that on that is a vital political and economic interest for the european union in this regard we are today at an hour of truth. and the truth can hurt how much we'll know at the next e.u. summit in october. our correspondent max off and he is covering that summit force insults for golf good evening to you max so e.u. leaders clearly unimpressed by the british prime minister they say the e.u. leaders talked about compromise theresa may kept talking about europe needing to evolve in its notion of bragg's that does that mean the ability to reach a deal is now dead the ability to reach a deal is not dead because we're not at the stage yet where both parties really have to give something up what three some may did h

well as a matter of fact mccall that was right this is not the first time actually there been similar moves made by. you know solve the arabia in the region in order to establish a front against iran under various names like the recent antiterrorism or counterterrorism efforts but they have all remained fueled all in all these the united states has been behind a saudi arabia but they have never achieved any fruit or any goal any objective in that but this time apparently the united states is tired of seeing the soul of these failing their exams and in advancing their original designs now they have come to take the matters into their own hands you know originally with regard to iran in recent years the saudis were given the role by the u.s. in their original resign design or two of you know subdue all the pieces the member states establish an alliance against iran and then widen this such an alliance to the arab world but in their first step when they came forward to subdue the tower with regard to its winning aces that it had with regard to its influential tie. as with muslim brotherh

herself she's no obama like she doesn't give tweets like electron does he's not as charismatic as mccall and france and so on so. so she is a problem solver and not a leader isn't it is i just want to clarify that point not she walls she is a problem solver i would still say. yes the second is lack of representation when one point two million refugees were pouring in from the fall in the two thousand fifteen of basically all. parties that were in government supported her policy. but 2025% of the population just didn't feel represented by by by public so so this change the last election when the a. if the the weapon pappas polity gain some seats and i think 13% of the votes. so now they have a kind of representation but still going to the streets and more people are going to the streets in east germany because that's what that history is going to the streets. might change anything without both going short blow the headache that may be very similar to very many international here is he's now the the speaker of the german parliament the bundestag he's come out and said that he said. he's co

there is a growing desire to sit down and ensure that we can achieve a deal french president emmanuel mccall rejected may stand especially as she stated that this is the only deal coming from britain. and we must defend the single market its coherence and we have reaffirmed our desire not to give up on this matter. this is both in our short medium and long term interests if it on there is a vital political and economic interest for the european union in this regard we are today at an hour of truth which will be. and the truth can hurt how much we'll know at the next summit in october. the world anti-doping agency wada has voted to lift a ban on russia's anti doping agency the move paves the way for russian athletes to return to track and field competitions and for the country to host major sporting events the banned had been in place since two thousand and fifteen. the biggest doping scandal in sports history might be coming to an end the russian anti-doping agency will be reinstated pending some final technicality the decision has been heavily criticised by various athletes and national ant

the french president emmanuel mccall is acknowledging for the first time the french state was responsible for the systematic use of torture during the algerian war in the one nine hundred fifty s. and one nine hundred sixty s. natasha butler has the latest now from paris. well you see in a very significant statement from the lease a president a man or mark or basically saying that the state the french state had a responsibility in the death of morris or die in one thousand nine hundred fifty seven in algiers during the algerian war of independence now morris all die at the time was twenty five years old he worked in a local here in the local university in university of algiers he was a mathematician also an anti colonial activist and then one evening his wife recounts this tale his widow i should say recounts this later she says that french military came to the door they took him away and she never saw him again now for the past more than sixty years his widow believed that he was tortured in detention and that he died there but she was told at the time that he'd escaped had simply disapp

of the first there is a reaction also mccall mark some of it is measured young there are a lot.of us reaches for it specifically sanctions very normal behavior such as growing beer carrying islamic names even marrying we were people is considered extremist in that law you can read that law and also as you know there is a law that governs come to terrorism issues the chinese government not only violating its international obligations but also violating its all domestic laws constitution and criminal procedures even counter-terrorism law so you cannot deny victor let's be honest your government is violating their own laws period i know the importance of law is in china i really hope everyone respects the law however the major threat we face is terrorism and extremism and separatism and i've seen the authorities have a right to make sure that the it will some people are not harmed and that extreme version of religion of all kinds is not penetrating through the population and then people cannot please use religion as an excuse to stir up trouble to destabilize and to bring the socie

value but one interesting thing about your introductory topic topic in question was whether mitch mccall and statement over in two thousand and sixteen really rang true and is something that is contributing to a tit for tat mentality well it's not because you have to understand when garland was prohibited from even to have been a vote on his advisement and potential subsequent confirmation this was going to be the potential changing of the guard in two thousand and sixteen meaning a monumental presidential election was coming up if there was to be a change in the presidential candidate who would then be elected by the people well then that person and that person's government should be allowed to appoint this supreme court justice the same way it has been throughout eternity now i understand what mr katz is saying and i think he is spot on in the sense that it is very difficult to take a stance attacking in this case dr ford but as an experienced defense attorney i'm sure mr cass would agree with the following statement that it is very important to take away any biases and emotion and ind

sergeant phil mccall is on duty in birmingham, but limited resources mean he's doing 999 calls. there are plenty of those. come and have a chat, then. this one's come from both a shopkeeper and his unhappy customer. not an emergency, but the police have to check. cancel the other cars, it's a civil dispute. no police offences. the central government funding which makes up 80% of this force's budget is falling. we're not keeping up with criminality, we're not keeping up with the cuts and the cuts are really inflicting a huge blow on our ability particularly to prevent crime, as well as dealing with some of the serious situations which the police have to respond to. £8.6 billion a year is the amount the government spends directly on police forces in england and wales. but nearlyi billion was allocated last year to national projects like better technology, leaving 7.7 billion. despite extra income from council tax, overall, police funding has come down by i9% since 2010. and there are 15% fewer officers. running a police force with limited resources is clearly a huge challenge. you

explaining herself she is no obama like she doesn't give treats like trump does he's not as charismatic as mccall in france and so on so so she is a problem solver and not a leader and she is i just want to clarify that point no she was she is a problem solver i would still say. yes the second is lack of representation when one point two million refugees were pouring in from the fall in two thousand and fifteen basically all parties that were in government supported her policy but twenty twenty five percent of the population just. few represented by the public so so this change the last election on the a of the the wiping populist party gained some seats and i think thirteen percent of the votes so now they have a kind of representation of still going to the streets and more people are going to the streets in east germany because that's what their history is going to the streets might change anything and without votes going showable of the headache i may be very familiar to very many international viewers is now the speaker of the german parliament the bundestag he's come out and said that he's h

and a first for france its president emmanuel mccall has acknowledged that the country used torture widely during algeria's independence war in the one nine hundred fifty s. and one nine hundred sixty s. but he stopped short of making an apology the conflicts claimed about one point five million lives and remains hugely sensitive in both countries to this day that has more from paris. well this is a very significant statement by him at all michael it is the first time that a french president has admitted state responsibility in the death of morris or die in one nine hundred fifty seven during the algerian war of independence now morris order was a mathematics teacher at the university of algiers he was a communist he was an anti colonial activist and what his widow says is the one evening he was taken away from his home by the french military taken to a prison and then she never saw him again the french military said to her that he had escaped but she never believed them she believed that he had been tortured and that he'd died in captivity well it's only now more than sixty years later th

interested in peace talks with israel a bus did this during a meeting with french president emmanuel mccall in the hope of finding european mediators in the conflict abbas made the stop in paris on his way to the un general assembly which will be held in new york next week the trump administration had earlier all of the closure of the palestinian embassy in washington accusing the p.l.o. of boycotting peace efforts. the european council president says he is convinced the e.u. and u.k. can still find a compromise on a break sit deal down task was reacting to british prime minister theresa may who were accused of failing to provide better options than her plan which was rejected of a summit in austria neve barker reports. reeling from her bruising you summit to resume a delivered a defiant ultimatum to europe the e.u. should be clear i will not overturn the result of the referendum nor will i break up my country we need serious engagement on resolving the two big problems in the negotiations. and we stand ready she hoped for warm words from her counterparts at thursday's eve summit in salzbur

a yet hours the schooling here hours already begun so the approach of being thinking by emmanuel mccall is not that of question really questioning structural inequalities are but but again a political stunt for example or as i said that you know in france rob that the problem of tax evasion but also the suppression of taxes on the wealthiest families and thus already three point two billion dollars a ticket no way of from state to. state finances and the other problem that we have is that. when you when you suppress this so-called exit tax for people who for example own companies and want to leave the country in order not to pay taxes does the really six big been done or is it that went missing so those eight billion dollars that emanuel mccoll is promising at the war isn't just the notes in comparison to the huge problem of oregon frogs and especially inequalities let's talk about the french economy you seem to be saying rebalancing the french economy is the way forward yes of course and i'm very proud of that of course we do protest at the drop of the hard way because when you have th

. >> reporter: senior patrick mccall says concern over shootings is now a part of everyday life. but it came to the forefront when a teacher notified authorities of a dangerous notification dash dash -- drill on campus. hadn't been an actual lockdown, she wrote, my students would not have heard the announcement and would have been wide open, doors open, lights on for tech. all 25 of us might have already been dated -- dead. >> it ken cost lives in that situation. >> reporter: earlier the school was the target of a shooter hoax. weeks later the student magazine published an issue devoted to school shootings, complete with a simulated bullet hole to the pages. students said at the time they hoped it would make people think. >> we were at -- asking are we ready for a lockdown from a shooting? >> reporter: there are no drapes or blinds for many classroom windows, so the answer was no. and there are doors that ken only be locked from outside. >> they would put their lives in danger to lock the classroom, so maybe fixing the door so that you ken lock them from the inside would be bette