from malcolm little of omaha nebraska to a young hustler known as detroit red to joining the nation of islam taking on the name a lot. indeed discussion about the nation of islam movement goes hand in hand with the memory of malcolm x. it's a movement that promoted black self-reliance and equality separate from white americans and europeans and although some radical factions of the movement were violent it's a rony as to say that malcolm x. himself promoted violence without understanding the true context of his beliefs and interview just weeks before his assassination now comments articulated his misunderstood philosophy take a look. in any way encourage black people to go. initiate acts of aggression indiscriminately against whites but i do believe that the black man in the united states and any human being anywhere is well within his right to do whatever is necessary by any means necessary to protect his life and property especially in a in a country where the federal government itself has proven that it is either. unable or unwilling to protect the lives and property of those human beings

to look at the african-american muslim movement, sometimes called the black muslim movement, nation of islame have imam wd mohammed, who

. >> on the streets of london today, nationals, anti-islam protestors clashed with police. from the brutal hacking death of 25-year-old british soldier. as police continued their probe, a tenth person was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder. some are out on bail, four people remain in custody including the main suspect about which there are new questions. authorities confirm that the suspect was arrested in kenya in 2010 trying to cross into a into the somalia trying to link up with a group. he was deported back to the u.k. where he was free to promote radical islam. it should have been a warning to authorities. >> somebody dropped it kenyans or british is unclear at the moment. his threat level. >> threats and counter threats played out in other ways across the u.k., war memorials in london was defaced. a mosque in north england was attacked with molotov cocktails. >> we are worried about our children or place of worship. >> reporter: at the scene the tributes grow. family of the slain soldier visited over the weekend, greet reading the messages and remembering. >

. >> reporter: but they met the heavy views of the other european nations that worry that they might end up in the hands of the islamic extremists. many are growing impatient with them reluctant to the armed rebels. they said that europe had an important choice. >> it becomes a questi whether or not they want to do something to help people or if they just want to sit on the sidelines and watch us get killed. it's as simple as that. >> reporter: we spoke to the activist that helped show their trip that they met with a handful of the rebel leaders. we're told that they discussed the extremism and that the senator, they were inside syria for just about an hour. cbs news, london. >> they estimate more than 80,000 people have died in the violence from syria. >> here at home it was a day to honor and remember the sacrifices of the fallen soldiers. president obama placed the traditional wreath at the tomb of the unknown. and reminded all americans that memorial day is not just a day off. >> as we go about our daily lives, we must remember that our countrymen, they are still serving. still fighting, still putting their lives

regulations about how you can go about collecting information when you have the greatest national security threat of our time, islamic terrorists, homegrown radicalization. we face that. it has to be narrowly tailored and signed off by a judge and the person has to be warned. they have to be informed. none of that happened. >> i guess the justice department is claiming there are spcial circumstances -- special circumstances they are envoking here. >> but there isn't. >> the laws matter. >> ticking bomb special circumstances? there isn't. it was after the fact. >> there was a provision and i don't want to get in the weeds on this, but there is a provision they don't have to notify them if they think it will hurt their investigation. >> i don't think it means there is no remedy. what happens if ap can now show the subpoena was defective and the procedure wasn't followed and it was over broad, then i think the government is exposed to what is called a bivens action which is a civil lawsuit for damages for violation of ap's constitutional rights. it may come a little late, but talking about future governments it could ha

yet to hear anything from the government on the issue of artsy london and the far right and islamic angles to fans leaders reportedly planning national rallies of more than thirty locations on saturday but mohamed shafique from their ramadan foundation tells us that most britons see beyond the need for gender. they don't represent our community i think is very clear they think the white girls are worthless they think they can be used and abused in this horrific way and we must stand up against we need to see real action from the police and the authorities to deal with this threat but we don't see the same protest is when white people are convicted of child sexual abuse eighty percent of child sexual abuse carried out in this country are carried out by white men yet we don't see the english defense league in the british national party fascist groups marching the streets of this country but actually i think the majority of the british people recognise that this is a very small minority of people they don't represent any particular part of our community and actually all people from all parts of our society can be affected by child sexua

of the world denys them the means to defend themselves. >> but britain and france met heavy resistance from other nations who worry the weapons may end up in the hands of islamic extremists. many in the sy rishgsan opposition are growing impatient. spoeksman said that europe had an important choice. >> it becomes a question whether they want to do something to help the people or they want to just sit on the sideline and watch us get killed. it's as simple as that. >> senator mccain has no such doubts his trip inside syria was a mark of his support for the syrian rebels. we spoke to an activist who helped to organize mccain's trip. he told us that the senator met with a handful of rebel leaders, most prominently general syrian army. we're told they discussed islamic extroemism and also hesbollah and that the senator was inside syria for just about an hour. cbs news london. >>> today most americans are not directly touched by war. as a consequence, not all americans may always see or fully grasp the depth of sacrifice, the profound costs that are made in our name right now as we speak every day. >> president obama speaking on this memorial day at arlington natio

of the world denies them the means to defend themselves. >> reporter: but britain and france met heavy resistance from other european nations who worry the weapons may end up in the hands of islamic extremists. many in the syrian opposition are growing impatient with the west's reluctance to arm the rebels. spokesman khaled saleh said europe had an important choice. >> it becomes a question to the e.u. whether they want to do something to help the syrian people or they want to just sit on the sideline and watch us get killed. it's as simple as that. >> reporter: senator mccain has no such doubts. his trip inside syria today was a mark of his support for the rebels. we've spoken to an activist who helped organize the trip he told us that the senator met with a handful of rebel commanders inside syria and most prominently with the head of the free syrian army. we're told that they discussed islamic extremism and hezbollah and that the senator was inside syria for just about an hour. >> glor: meanwhile, clarissa, more diplomacy today. secretary kerry met with his russian counterparts about the possibility of this big round of peace talks next month. what do we know about that? >> re

attacked across britain with a number of physical assaults on muslims also reported the far right and to islamic english to fancily is said to be planning national rallies of more than thirty locations in saudi interior and i fascist groups have called for counter demonstrations to coincide with those protests so more on this now with paul weston leader of the nationalist liberty party mr wesson thanks very much for joining us here on our t.v. well two men were directly involved just two of them in the terrible attack yet thousands of muslims are facing the repercussions and many are speaking out against prejudice so what's your take on that. well my take on it really is. is i don't see any repercussions really we've heard a few things on on some news stories about one particular mosque that had a bomb thrown at it but as far as i'm. as far as i can see this terrible atrocity that happened that was committed in the name of islam on the streets of london has not seen huge recriminations that would have been seen elsewhere in the world if it had happened any other people we i think have been remarkably constrained and the interfaith groups have be

of the book "the dispensable nation" which i have here. vali nasr is an iranian american public will commentary, scholar of contemporary islam in the middle east. he has breached president, congress, many influential and non-influential people. he was born in tehran in 1960 and his family came to the united states having left iran after the revolution. he has a bachelors from tufts university, a masters degree from a fletcher school of law and diplomacy at tufts and earned his ph.d in political science from mit. 100 i will go through your long list of accomplishments. they are special but i would especially to attention to a great part of your book which is the time you spend working under richard holbrooke in 2009-2011. as part of the special office, special advisor on pakistan and afghanistan. now special advisor to the secretary of state. there are always other offices one discovers. part of the problem is you lay out in your book which i found fascinating, other work you've done, she revival -- how conflicts were in islam, forces of fortune, the rise of the new middle class and what it will mean for our world, and you detail certain g

of abuse but yet to hear anything from the government on the issue. artsy london. now the far right and islamic english the fans league is reportedly planning national rallies of more than thirty locations on saturday in turn anti-fascist groups have called for counter-demonstrations to coincide with those protests let's not get more on the tensions with the chief executive of the ramadan foundation thanks very much mr speak for joining us here on r t good afternoon as a muslim what has been your reaction to the oxford says women case. well it's been very clear that there are asian gangs operating in this country who are abusing girls in a very horrific way and they don't represent our community i think is very clear and they think the white girls are worthless they think they can be used and abused in this horrific way and we must stand up against it and i actually listening to your previous contributor our that's what i've been doing since two thousand and seven i've been campaigning on this against this and i think that we are finally achieving real success because we actually see more more criminals being brought to justice and that's something that we should c

murder of lee rigby sparked a wave of national pride by the country's extreme right wing despite the unanimous condemnation of that time by british representatives of islamic. among one don a shooting spree in concho county texas on sunday leaving two dead and five wounded according to police one victim was found dead in her car the suspect a twenty three year old male was later killed in a shootout with state troopers have you ever wanted to take to the streets in protest for an important cause of the haps a joint security services to try to restore the peace well so you'll be able to do both with a new riot video again giving you the opportunity to be on either side of the barricade without putting yourself in direct danger of these alexei you know shots to take some. soon you will be able to take part in the street protest from the comfort of your armchair coming out for handheld devices and p.c.'s is the first riot simulator game wrapped in pixel graphics and old school sounds it will let you choose sides protesters or the police and help violent havoc unfold in the streets of european cities the games designers say they have taken part in real life pr

that is going to cause a lot of people to break out in hives when you got al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula, al-qaeda in the islamic nations al-sharia that killed the americans in benghazi. i think the president is saying in the case of drones we need to have limited guidelines. there need to be restrictions as brit hume said on our panel, stop me before i kill again because the president has been active using drones. the question is are that legal structure, the kind of thing that rand paul fought for in his filibuster is that good and sensible or going weaken our ability to take on our enemies? i don't think the president is saying the war on terror is over. he specifically isn't saying that. what he said it's no longer a global war on terror. it is a specific set of actions, campaigns against specific terror networks. whether that has a practical effort or rhetorical statement is what we're going to have to wait and see. >> jamie: to me what stuck out in the speech, why are we letting the enemy know we're going curtail the president's power to engage in war? >> that is question we have had all along and some people that

of the nation with the highest christian death toll. more than 900 christians reportedly were killed in nigeria last year. victims of the boko haram terrorist group and other islamic militants. >> they are so radical that they do not even spare muslims. if muslims are sympathetic to any cause at all, if they're sympathetic to the christians cause or the minorities' cause, they also term us i infidels. >> reporter: in 2013, radicals have killed more than 120 nigerians, most of them christians. gregory larr is an international human rights attorney. >> it is happening at this time because there appears to a new residence, a new islamic awareness. >> reporter: because of this wave of violence, various groups in southern nigeria are taking up arms to protect the christians. emmanuel warns the country may be on the brink of a broader conflict. >> because of the massive christian population in nigeria, there is no country on earth that is as rich and ready for a religious war. all the elements, all of the ingredients, are there. >> reporter: he spoke at a recent conference by the washington jubilee campaign. >> the routes they're taking is dangerous. it is against ameri

islam. it was pope benedict to authorized these canonized nations. stay with us on dw. >> a landmark trial in germany. in 10s of involvement racially motivated murders carried out over the period of a decade. she is thought to be the sole surviving member of a neo-nazi cell. also on trial are four alleged accomplices. within hours of the trial opening, it was adjourned for a week. defense lawyers filed a motion to have the presiding judge removed. a motion that was later rejected. for relatives of the victims, it was a disappointing start. >> the day was filled with legal formalities. lots of motions were made and debated. it was very strenuous and tough for me, personally. it was unpleasant to sit in the same room as the accused and watch them. outside the court called for institutional reform. the case has exposed a string of police and intelligence failures that have shocked the country. last week of election campaign in pakistan was overshadowed by violence. by monday, 21 people were killed when a bomb exploded during campaign rally northwest of the country. the taliban claimed responsibility for the bombin

and the author of the book "the dispensable nation," which i have here, american foreign policy in retreat. vali nasr is an american political commentator, scholar of contemporary islam. he has briefed president, congress, many influential and not so influential people. he was born in tehran in 1960 and his family's can't the united states after the evolution. he has a bachelor's and master's degree from the fletcher school of the diplomacy and earned his ph.d. from ny t. i won't go through your long list of accomplishments but i would draw attention for a great part of your book spent working under richard holbrooke as part of the special office, special adviser on pakistan and afghanistan to the secretary of state. that is part of the issue widely held in your book that i found fascinating. other work that you do come a share revival, how the conflict shape the future, forces of fortune, the rise of the class and what will mean for our world come and utah certain great events that didn't come, the rise of sectarianism although i didn't always agree with the full-scale war but i have to say i think it will give a lot of people what to what was coming and the potenti

of an uzbekistan national nabbed on federal terrorism charges. federal prosecutors say he's linked to the organization behind this video, the islamic movement of uzbekistan, a terrorist organization that dates back to the early '90s. but is today believed to be connected to a growing number of plots on the u.s. in federal court, he pleaded not guilty to a series of charges. the federal indictment says dating back to august of last year, he worked with co-conspirators to send computer software and money to the terrorist group in uzbekistan. a second federal indictment out of utah charges him with using internet videos, written recipes and instructional shopping trips, to demonstrate how to make ieds and other weapons of mass destruction. prosecutors say in idaho, he possessed a hollow hand grenade, aluminum powder, potassium nitrate and sulfur. the parts to make a destructive device. the war on terror landing on the front doorstep of the neighbors who live in his apartment complex. >> gives me chills. >> reporter: uzbekistan is a world away to americans. many heard of the remote country in a joke from one-time presidential candidate herman cain. >> who's

each of the constitutional court says the country's military and police should be allowed to vote triggering a backlash from the routing islam is. a national security.

training of islamic groups including passages boisterous and so segregated lectures should not balanced i was speaking in the wake of the daylight murder of lee rigby about sparked a wave of national pride has by right wing extremists over two thousand people marched through on sunday remembering this soldier hacked to death by alleged was going to trim it. under normal means you know group of fish mary government employees demonstrating for improving working conditions and pay clashed with police water cannon with colored liquid was used to disperse the protesters dozens of people were reportedly detained following the rally. housing a u.s. military base has long been a headache for kerry to stand and now that washington is planning an end to its ongoing mission because people are wondering if the millions of american dollars are worth the security threats and environmental damage that comes as part of the package. three weeks after u.s. military refueling plane went down in the mountains of kurdistan people in the nearby villages are still reeling from the effects of the crash. it went into the mountains right into three fresh water springs where villages get their drinking wate

monitoring of islamic groups in universities or is johnson so segregated lectures should not bear loud he was speaking in the wake of the daylight model really rigby that sparked a wave of national park has by right wing extremists over two thousand people marched through a remembering this soldier had to death by alleged muslim extremists. the media group of government employees demonstrating for improved working conditions and pay clashed with police water cannon with kind of liquid was used to disperse the protests dozens of people were detained calling the rally. have you ever wanted to take to the streets and protest for an important cause or perhaps join the security services to try and restore peace well soon you'll be able to do both with a new ride media again. to come. soon you will be able to take part in a street protest from the comfort of your armchair coming out for handheld devices and p.c.'s is the first riot simulator game wrapped in pixel graphics and old school sounds it will let you choose sides protesters or the police and help violent havoc unfold in the streets of european cities the game's designers say they have taken part in real life protests in italy

of nation and world that we leave to our children. >> bill: we will analyze the president's dilemma. >> by law we swear -- until you leave us alone. >> islam is not a religion of peace. islam is -- we have had enough. >> bill: there l. there be street battles in london between muslims and those who dessurprise them? we have a special report on a very tense situation. >> enough is enough! >> bringing in a muslim guy to take care of you. >> that's right. >> if you were really sincere you wouldn't. >> what? >> if you really cared about the muslim community, you would bring in a substitute muslim host. >> bil: once again, the rumble is on. we'll show you highlights from the stewart show last night. >> keep it pithy, look for it next to the 10 other [bleep] [ laughter ] >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> i'm bill o'reilly thanks for watching us tonight. president obama trying to reassert his authority. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. major foreign policy speech today at the national defense university in washington, d.c., the president put forth that his administ

national security. i think giving himhe benefit of the dou, he believes if you say islamic extremist terrorist, you encourae neil: let's see, you leave it t, how about global war on terror, and he says it is not. >> he is wrong, and the reality circumstancis, it does not matte says they are at war with us. if he said, it is a globa w on terror, wt difference would it make? >> hh would send t right signal to our bureaucracy, they wouldot be worried like they seem to be inhe unrun-up to boston, no one can fure out why these brothers, or older brother, tamerlan tsarnv, was not identified as a terrorist. i believe reason is everyone that in bureaucracy is afraid to say, islamic extrest terrorists, they are afraid to misidentify. i also think today,as diveion day. i think this is classic, crisis nagement. political crisis management, create a new couldn't vsey, thcontroversy,because the otherg him, with benghazi, and irs, and ap/fox. neil: we call if fox/ap. >> either way, butar came out first. >> you are right. seems more aloof by bringing up gitmo, and to what end? >> he wants you and i tonht to discuss gitmo,

of nation and world that we leave to our children. >> bill: we will analyze the president's dilemma. >> by law we swear -- until you leave us alone. >> islam is not a religion of peace. islam is -- we have had enough. >> bill: there l. there be street battles in london between muslims and those who dessu

a soldier, national guard from wyoming it is not the diddly-squat about islam of event. i am just tired of all this intervention. on the conservative. we are done. let the europeans step up. >> i agree. i agree that we should not have any more military interventions. we have tried that. yes into trillion dollars. sending in 100,000 american troops is not going to stabilize the country. that is why i am calling for more civilian efforts. i'm and spent time with all of these military guys. i remember being in northern iraq and after the invasion in 2003 in towns with fall and these soldiers will show up. the colonel would say, corporal zones, you know, you're going to get the schools running again. okay. the tennant smith, you do garbage collection. okay, captain johnson, you fix the electricity. and all the soldiers were like an awareness of billions. you know, and we have this overly lopsided focus on military efforts. is the only thing that we adequately resource and our government. and let me say, the military is spectacular. they train their soldiers. they have great

of nation and world that we leave to our children. >> bill: we will analyze the president's dilemma. >> by law we swear -- until you leave us alone. >> islamligion of peace. islam is -- we have had enough. >> bill: there l. there be street battles in london between muslims and those

of the islamic challenge that took the lives of the people that day. >> heather: should we hear from the obama's administration's chief tom donlan? >> that is very conspicuous. when you have a nationalcrisis, that is the person who sort of spans the white house and the national security system. in fact he wasn't the person to deliver those talking points instead of susan rice at the time. >> heather: thank you so much for joining us. >> gregg: i haven't seen a press secretary get beat up the way jay carney got beat up by the press corps since ron sigler dismissed watergate as a third rate burglary. there wasn't a single reporter to believe a word from jay carney was peddling. he lost a lot of credibility. when you are chief spokesman for the president and you have little on or no credibility you are in trouble. that is going to do it for us. on the record special, held hostage, ten years of terror is next. humans. even when we cross our "ts" and dot our "i's", we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with our auto policies. if you qualify, your rates won't go up due to your first accident. because making mistakes is only human, and

of the soldier last week by what appears to be terrorists. there have been marches at mosques throughout the u.k. how concerning is ultra nationalism and islam ma phobia to the people you talk with? >> it is very concerning because you never really know at any given moment what you may be a target of some retaliation. even though you have nothing to do with it. i think we need to remember muslims are not monolithic. it is not that they attacked us or they killed this poor soldier in the london streets. muslims are also victimized by the same ideology. today, tule, incident he will, the anniversary of when militants marched into two of our mosques our community and indiscriminately opened fire. they had automatic weapons and 8 34e6rbs of our -- and 86 members of our community were slaughtered, my cousin included. we're victims of the hate ideology. we're partners with nonmuslims in trying to eradicate. we're being lumped in with the same lunatics that are committing the acts even though we're victims of their acts as well. >> john: how sick of you are hearing questions about when are the decent muslims going to do something to separate themse

of nation and world that we leave to our children. >> bill: we will analyze the president's dilemma. >> by law we swear -- until you leave us alone. >> islam a religion of peace. islam is -- we have had enough. >> bill: there l. there be street battles in london between muslims and those

islam a and lejore. some constituencies are being counted again. our correspondent joins us live from korachi. accusations of vote rigging, what impact is that likely to have on the national outcome? >> the biggest political party here is called the mqm.. this did you cannot form a political government without their support. the election commission has said that certain parts were not free and fair. all over facebook and social media many were complaining about of vote rigging scandals. it is impossible to identify those individually. as the results are coming through, they are not likely -- they're likely to get between 19 and 25 seats, making them the king makers of pakistan. with such a strong showing in kpk and elsewhere in the country, they might find themselves in a kingmaker position. for the first time they may find themselves not being as powerful as they perceive themselves, their for the election commission may be able to say that there are allegations of vote rigging and intimidation and that they might be able to follow those and investigate those, because in previous governments that have been so strong that no one has said anything and stem. the mood like t

of terrorism saying the suspects were inspired by radical islam. >>> back in the united states, president obama has laid out his vision for national security. yesterday, the president said the terror threat now comes from smaller networks and homegrown extremists rather than the large-scale plans of al qaeda. the president is calling for greater oversight of the drone program. he is also urging congress now to close the guantanomo bay detention center in cuba. >>> after decades of debate a big change for the boy scouts. openly gay youth will be allowed to join. more than 60% of the boy scouts of americans 1400 members voted for the change. no boys can be denied membership on the basis of sexual orientation or preference alone. >> when they make a decision that puts the interests of a group of activists over the safety and security of my sons, that's a program that i condition no longer trust. >> simply because he has been teaching something for a long amount of time doesn't mean it's right. >> the change takes effect january 1. a ban on openly gay adult leaders remains in effect. >>> asian stocks staged a recovery today after heavy losses o

forcing their weapon niced and twisted version of vision yant upon their subordinates in our nation's armed forces. now is that from a radical imam or islamicitant? no those words came from mikey weinstein invite to the pentagon to consult on religious tolerance. this nut who calls conservative christians monstrosities runs the military religious freedom foundation which embraces anti-christianity as one of the few prejudices left. maybe he has been tapped by the pentagon to stop all those christian bombings. the story was ignored except as breitbart.com points out a tongue kiss by sally quinn at "the washington post" where the people quoted in the article actually equated preaching with rape. look, when president obama brought up self-radicalization. i thought he meant it was bad. with benghazi, fort hood, the 100 granted benefits to terrorists now this as muslim supremist seem to blow us up the government rewards them. maybe i'm missing the point is it possible that labeling christians as feigns he was looking to reward them. are american christians now in line for free stuff, respect and admiration on the huffington post. maybe if i decl

"face the nation" the president of libya went to benghazi he told in tt interview on "face the nation" he told the american people and the world that he thought it had to do with these islamic -- these terrorists. yet susan rice went and undercut him. and that was the reason why the f.b.i. -- think about this, charlie. the f.b.i. couldn't get to that crime scene for nearly three weeks! imagine if that had happened in boston! imagine if we said, oh, well, the f.b.i. can't get there, it's going to be a couple weeks. that's just intolerable. the reason is that the testimony heard from the chief of mission, our person, on the ground in libya said it's because the libyans felt that we had lied. and he testified, mr. hicks, that his jaw hit the ground. that it was the most embarrassing moment he had ever had in his life. >> rose: you have said that the country was misled at every step correct? >> it appears like that. >> rose: you mentioned south carolina lindsey graham, the republican senator from south carolina called benghazi t benghazi situation "worse than watergate." do you think we're looking at that kind of coverup? >> well, i'm telling you, we haven't got to the end of t

of islam then there is from the world of christianity. that is what is taught here and that every university virtually in america. >> where can people here your radio show? >> guest: it is national, go to dennis prager.com and something i tried to undo the damage of the university called dennis prager university.com. the finest painters in the world in sophisticated just five minute all i ask people for is five minutes, dennis prager univ..com. i am trying to do with whatever god gives me with the help and energy to undo the damage that is being done by leftism and the sad part is, i know this because my extended family is mostly liberal and i love them and i always think of them whenever i attacked leftism, am i attacking my dear extended family? not my immediate family, thank god my boys are conservative but i love them and i know they are good but i believe they have been misled because all you study from elementary school to graduate school is from the left. is brainwashed, if all you studied was evangelical christianity from childhood to graduate school, wouldn't the liberals say you were brainwashed? why isn't it true that if you get secular leftism from elementary school

as quote islamic and actually they've been targeting with the violence largely secular left leaning parties including for example the m.p. the awami national party which is growing the brunt of the attacks of has been prevented from campaigning openly which is certainly certain to skew the results in some districts we do have to say though if this election was between despair and defiance defiance did win as a record eighty six million pakistanis were eligible to vote people. immense excitement at the polling stations but at the same time there were some accusations of voting irregularities for example in the city of karachi where much of the violence has taken place there were delays in votes and in fact the electoral commission has extended the voting in some areas saying that free and fair elections did not take place at certain polling centers there but that is not likely to affect the overall outcome of the results and by and large we can say that this was a successful democratic election across the country this is significant of course for a country has been ruled by the military for more than half of its history as an independent state we do have preliminary results a

to counter the unger of these people in down to editor politics dot com you can call us from the right wing british national party i spoke to him earlier today about the anti islam backlash caused by the machete murder in london earlier this week. meanwhile in sweden stockholm is reeling as two schools a police station and dozens of cars were set ablaze in the fifth night of riots twelve people were arrested as writers and police clashed with stone throwing youths in poor largely immigrant districts of the swedish capital of reports from the suburb of who's been where the troubles first fled. nice neat and normal not the type of place you would expect to see this. speak on the outskirts of stockholm the epicenter of sweden's issues with race and that's bubbling over in sweden you get welfare you get access to the education system up to university level you get access to public transport to libraries to health care to everything and still they feel that they need to throw stones and molotov cocktails it's ridiculous it's a bad excuse the violence in the peaceful city become political football the swedish democrats are exploiting these events they make it all abou