chanting: the national front is the nazi front! the national nazi front!ner. to ten downing st to the prime minister. it was the biggest bengali led march in the uk. and our message is no more killing. in brick lane, a favourite sunday morning gathering spot for national front supporters, the group of some 200 bengalis sat down in the road to listen to a succession of speakers... after the big march, the national front continued with their activities, so we had to march every sunday after that. and our slogan was "black and white unite and fight". eventually, the nation front lost their grip. because they know our community is no longer fighting. —— no longer frightend. we stood firmly. where i am sitting now, this has been named after altah ali. he will always be were membered and we have a memorial there at the back. we come and we lay flowers in his memory. so he is not forgotten. there in altab ali park. remember you can watch witness every month on the bbc news channel. or you can catch up on all ourfilms along with more than 1000 radio programmes in

of france's famous far right political family his marine le pen leader of the anti immigration national front party marshall quit elected politics last year to embark on a new venture opening a conservative institute called essent in the french city of leo oakley did you separate the idea of the separate offer an alternative education one that will train new leaders in politics or economics with a new approach elites who are patriotic and rooted in culture and history. there were sixty students at isa and more than a dozen lecturers the marshal a former m.p. the school is another way of doing politics only a dozen different and more are in a dozen different critic i saw today we are seeing a moral and political capitulation in this country there's a sense that france is weak and no longer wants to be powerful we are not political activists our teachers are not elected officials that we have a political approach in the noble sense africa's politics for me is serving the community. he said student take nair is a young prisoner or to put her involved in right wing politics what if in the goober

know are currently trying to push militants back and chris is allied with a group called the national front for liberation these fighters you can see in these latest pictures or video agency spoke to one of its commanders. and i want to know what is the individual with regard to demilitarize in the buffer zone and there's a difference lines remain intact no soldiers are in position but they have light on the front lines backed up by heavy weapons in the real world you say they're able to deter any attack on the buffer zone he's been maintaining without complications all right the background to this the agreement was reached by moscow and in mid september it establishes a fifteen to twenty kilometer zone in italy under the agreement and heavy weaponry have to be polled of the area russian the turkish military as well patrolled the territory a lot of us commented on russia's operation in the country. now actually reach the goals that we heard the beginning of the operation in syria so many years before there was countries taking part in operations fighting against terrorism and it was the res

is allied with a group called the national front for liberation whose fighters you can see in the biggest latest pictures we have received are video agency spoke to one of its commanders. and i want to know what is up the end of the job with regard to demilitarize in the buffer zone as our defense lines remain intact no soldiers are in position but they have light weaponry on the front line backed up by heavy weapons in the rear so they're able to deter any attacks like the buffer zone agreement has been maintained smoothly without complications well the agreement was reached by moscow. in mid september it establishes a fifteen to twenty kilometer zone in the lip under the agreement heavy weaponry to be poles from the area russian turkish military as well patrolled the territory president putin commented on russia's operation in syria. now actually with the goals that we heard the beginning of the operation in syria so many years before there were countries taking part in operations fighting against terrorism and what was the result zero we liberated ninety five percent of the syrian repu

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pain was once considered the donning of europe's far right youth movement by the niece of the national front need a marine le pen stepped out of the political spotlight. now mario mashallah ban has set up a new political institute in lille but as natasha butler reports critics say it's a mystery spread far right ideology. she has dropped the look pen name but mario marshall is part of france's famous far right political family his marine le pen leader of the anti immigration national front party marshal quit elected politics last year to embark on a new venture opening a conservative institute called essent in the french city of leo oakley did he said the idea of essential is to offer an alternative education one that will train new leaders in politics or economics with a new approach elites who are patriotic and rooted in culture and history. there were sixty students at isa and more than a dozen lecture is the marshal a former m.p. the school is another way of doing politics only those indifferent and more are in a dozen different critic i saw today we are seeing a moral and political capi

of france's famous far right political family his marine le pen leader of the anti immigration national front party marshal quit elected politics last year to embark on a new venture opening a conservative institute called essent in the french city of lille included he said the idea of essential is to offer an alternative education one that will train new leaders in politics or economics with a new approach elites who are patriotic and rooted in culture and history. there were sixty students it isa and more than a dozen lecturers the marshal a former m.p. the school is another way of doing politics and religion different tomorrow in a dozen different critic i saw today we are seeing a moral and political capitulation in this country there's a sense that france is weak and no longer wants to be powerful we are not political activists our teachers are not elected officials but we have a political approach in the noble sense africa's politics for me is serving the community what is the. student take nair is a young prison or to put her involved in right wing politics what if in the going to care

monday and turkish forces are currently pushing them back turkey is allied with a group called the national front for liberation whose fighters you can see in these latest pictures captured on tuesday artie's video agency ruptly spoke with a commander from the allied group. with regard to demilitarize in the buffer zone defense lines remain intact and all soldiers are in position that they have light weaponry on the front line backed up by heavy weapons in the rear so they're able to deter any attacks on the buffer zone agreement is being maintained smoothly without complications. the us president has threatened to severe consequences for saudi arabia if the country is found responsible for the killing of a journalist in istanbul riyadh denies any involvement in the disappearance of jamal khashoggi kushal again meanwhile treasury secretary steven nugent has announced he is pulling out of an investment forum in saudi arabia scheduled for later this month earlier this week secretary of state might pompei a visit to turkey and saudi arabia to discuss the case and after the trip he was asked about an

committee and we need to do it even more america is aware at every level whether a local or the national front. >> how confident are you in the president's efforts to rein in north korea? . >> schiller: it certainly seems the president in terms of his engagement with north korea is a signal dating back decades and it will not be a problem solved in just one summit clearly we see that none of the suppose that agreements that are acted upon in any way. i think if we are not fully aware what they are doing we can lose control of our own national security environment. >> the ping-pong ball is a good analogy is something that has to be done as opposed to nothing. sadly we lost others from our district at the hands of the north koreans. and with the previous administration to find out what is going on. with that we have seen that north korea which they have never come before they came to the table i will take that ping-pong ball match i serve with secretary pompeo i have complete confidence in his ability to work through this and hopefully at the end of the day we get good results no longer as a ris

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america is aware of it today and we have to do it at every level at the local elections and the national front. >> moderator: how confident are you in the president's efforts to reign in north korea? do you think they will ring true or is it not going to work? schiller: it certainly seems the president in terms of engagements with north korea has been a puzzle for american presidencies, and no preparation or plan was put in place, none of the supposed agreements that come to you invest summit are acted upon in any good faith by north korea, and their own national security environment. >> moderator: in is -- family we lost auto warm beer from our district and i know firsthand the warmbier family we were looking for information with what was going on and he came home sadly. we have seen north korea came to the table, and i will take that ping-pong ball match and searched with mike pompeo, secretary of state, and his ability to work through this and at the end of the day we have good results that are no longer a threat to the united states and the world. >> moderator: the first district, steve ch

as i said, we watched the judge defend his integrity in front of the nation. we know that the allegations of dr. ford were held until the time is right when they could be unveiled and weaponized to inflict the maximum amount of damage. by the look on some of my colleagues faces during the hearing last week, judge kavanaugh struck a nerve. i think they started to realize what these last couple of weeks must have been like for him and his family, his wife, his two daughters, his parents. the girls he coached in basketba basketball. i think that's why the judge felt like he had to forcefully defend his good name and reputation against unproven allegations and who among us would do anything less? we don't live in a country where once accused of something you're assumed to be guilty. that would be a violation in a court of due process of law, the presumption of innocence, and the requirements that if you're going to make serious allegations against somebody, and in this case, allegations of a crime that you have to meet certain standards. you have to prove it. but

why we go to ethiopia now where addis ababa has signed a peace deal with the orbit in national liberation front rebel ending a thirty four year long insurgency it's the latest in a series of steps by the ethiopian prime minister to resolve old conflicts including a long running war with eritrea now a b took office back in may and then veiled his cabinet last week half of them are women making ethiopia one of the world's few countries with a government that has gender parity. impressive for the ethiopian athlete for use later made headlines at the rio olympics back in twenty sixty not for the silver medal that he won for his country in the marathon but for the gesture that he made at the finish line the athlete crossed his arms to protest government violence in the east african nation and he has been in exile in the united states ever since but after the recent reforms in ethiopia he can now finally go home the handcuffed gesture that forced into exile in two thousand and sixteen he did it to show solidarity with his the romo tribe who protested ethiopia's government's plan to reallocate foreign

even his own party, the national liberation front, turned on him. but according to o the constitution, , a vacancy can oy be valid in the case of resignation, death or incapaty. and he refuses to step down. still, members of the majority declare the post vacant. opposition members spoke up. >> he has a five-year mandate and he can't be dismissed without his own consent. we are not behind him, but the problem is ththat we are violatg the constitution and rules. reporter: but the majority is moving forward. and wednesday m.p.'s are meeting to vote on a new nominee for speaker. several opposition groups announced they will boycott, but with majority's support, he's expected to be approved. he has said that despite the election, he would remain the assembly's legislate president. anchor: imagine winning $is.6 billion by simply playing -- $1.6 billion by simply playing the lottery. that's how much officials say one person in the u.s. state of south carolina has scooped up. megamillions officials say a ticket purchase matches all six numbers in tuesday ni

making the choice to write a book about it to become a goodwill ambassador of the united nations speaking in front of the european parliament we lift that trauma again and again with each and every single interview that she gives sometimes i wonder isn't that a bit too much for such a young women i mean she's only like in her twenty's but she says you know i'm not a victim i'm a survivor and as a survivor i need to let my voice to others because we're talking about if we only look at the yazidi community of roughly seven thousand people who suffered this fate about how for them are still unaccounted for in captivity and if you look around the globe we're talking tens of thousands of women who have suffered the same being used as a weapon in war and you revisit the yazidi community this year how much has the sexual violence that was perpetrated against them really shaped this community and as it tries to recover it is the communities that experience genocide you know it was a genius sidle campaign too in the late community and also is the face of that she once together with her lawyer clooney and y

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and a lot of movement and inspiration that americans are getting are from old parties like the national front in france, the recent success that you get with brexit, and the emergence of alternative in deutschland in germany, and the electoral success of right-wing parties and central europe, particularly poland and hungary. i would add the certain elements in the middle east, turkey and israel as having populist right-wing movements that have become inspirational for america. and i think what's important for us to kind of figure out when we look at the phenomenon of the united states is in what sense is the phenomenon participating in these larger global or at least european sense of discontent and dissaefgsz with the post-war liberal international order and what are specifically and particularly american and sometimes it's hard -- there's a lot of overlap. america has a particular religious, ethnic and racial history that western europe does not have, particularly the history of cattle in the united states which has so infected the history and politics of this country. but there are other p

you know it's interesting because we've been talking about mass protests you know on the national mall in front of the white house but what about those smaller ones that we've all seen videos of recently where you saw like you know the group of people confronting ted cruz at a restaurant or things like that you know which is a private business would how do you feel about smaller protests like that where they're kind of singling out individual congressmen or leaders. well mad deal you've got a protest on public property you cannot be walking inside of restaurants that are privately owned i don't think that's the proper place to do it now if they want to wait outside on the public street and wait for ted to finish is dinner and then protest the hell out of him well again for all your elected officials if you can't stand the heat get out of the damn kitchen you know but the point is you could take it too far if it's private property you don't have the right to go in there and disturb a private enterprise or anything like that with protests keep it in the street keep it public land and for sure no

in europe a lot of former communist voters in france now vote for the national front, for similar sorts reasons because the left has seen its outlook. in this identity space where they feel they don't have a role. this is the part that gets a little bit tricky because i want to be very careful to say that the impulse leading to identity politics is a matter of justice. it is a perfectly legitimate thing for groups that are treated badly because they are members of groups to push back against them, and the injustice suffered african-americans and women and gays and lesbians at all of these other groups is not the same. their list experiences are different and, therefore, the remedies are going to be different. that aspect of it becomes i think is understandable and a kind of natural outcome. where identity politics has gone off the rails, comes in a couple of different areas. when the group begins to emphasize the way that it is different as opposed to the ways that it is similar in some who wants to join the larger community, that poses a problem because not every group identity is nece

what is going to happen on the national front with the social democrats, will they consider pulling outovernment. there is a lot that still remains to be answered. francine: thank you so much. breezyll go through a couple of weeks and hours. what is striking is a angela merkel is the last of the pre-populism leaders in europe. it is really germany catching up with the rest of europe. , there'st negotiations a lack of focus from germany. the u.k. had been hoping that she would make positive with the irish backstop. if she's sticks around long enough to make concessions and see this process through smoothly, that could be a positive. francine: what are you expecting from the u.k. budget today? rupert: from a markets point of view, it should be relatively quiet. we have rdc numbers in advance --ut an improved finance already seen numbers in advance about an improved finance budget. i think there are two big things happening in the budget is only a small part of that. the big thing is brexit. philip hammond is trying to use the budget to enhance the case for a smooth brexit. as, as a countr

and here she is, 7 years old, singing the national anthem in front of luke bryan, lionel richie, katytake a look at this. ♪ land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ the brave >> she's been given a golden ticket to come back when she's old enough. thanks, ryan. >>> the race is on. live at

nation are speaking out against senator warren's native american claim. the tribe saying, a dna test is useless to determine tribal citizenship. out frontnation. thank you so much for joining us, why do you find this offensive? >> jake, thanks for having me on, the problem with the dna test is that it proves nothing of relevance to whether a person is a citizen of an indian nation, a member of an indian nation. dna at best can give you some indicators of some markers that indicate that you're related to somebody who lived long ago that may have lived in north or south ameri america, maybe native peoples of those continents. it's irrelevant what it means to be a native american in this country. we have some legal basis for our citizenship that we determine, consistent with federal treaties, it's wholly unhelpful for any national leader to cling to dna to determine -- or to establish that they're native american in this country. >> just to play devil's advocate, she said in her statement that she's not claiming that she belongs to any nation, any tribal association, that this was just about the fact that she had been told as a child that

we're talking about theate that played out over wee in front ofhe nation and brett kavanaugh is officially an associate justice on the highest court of the land. >> and last night president trump praised kavanaugh in agn camptyle rally. he said the supreme court must say under conservative control and even compared democrats to criminals. >> you don't hand matches to an arsonist and you don't giv power to an angry left-wing mob. that's what they've become. >> the president urged his base to vote in november's midterm elections. with mor on what justice kavanaugh's confirmation can mean for the future, here's nbc's chris pollone. >> reporter: his children standing with him and his wife holding a bbible,tt kavanaugh took the oath after office shortly before 7:00 in washington. chndf justice john roberts retired justice anthony kennedy administered the oaths making kavanaugh's the nation's 102nd associate justice. earlier he cleared his final hurdle, winning confirmation in the senate whiles protester tried in vain to disrupt the vote. the confirmation follows a month's long battle firstver k

saying you have great policies, the economy is doing well you have good ideas going on in a national security frontwin gauge this. you may remember ted cruz said over the weekend he thinks someone will get hurt. he probably sees it as one—sided but i see it as a bipartisan issue. i want to get your ta ke bipartisan issue. i want to get your take on this, somebody who advises somebody on media relations, the president has said things that are not true, prose and —— promising people can get a tax cut. saying there are middle east and is in the ca rava n there are middle east and is in the caravan of migrants. there is no evidence of that. why does he say things that are not true? you know the adage, a politician is lying when his lips are moving and they are all lying to different degrees. he is probably doing it more blata ntly he is probably doing it more blatantly as he tries to galvanise his base. i got in trouble with cnn because they put a banner up, anthony scaramucci says donald trump isa anthony scaramucci says donald trump is a liar. they are all liars, i do not understand why that is break

. >> reporter: hundreds crowded the national mall from in front of the supreme court to the east front steps of the capitol building where one by one, protesters were arrested. >> no means no. kavanaugh must go! >> reporter: demonstrations were organized across the country. in cleveland, atlanta, in oakland... >> lying is disqualifying. >> reporter: and in austin, texas. and even with the vote to confirm brett kavanaugh secure-- >> they both-- they both-- >> reporter: disagreement over it continued. >> to me, testimony is under oath-- >> innocent until proven guilty. innocent follow proven guilty. thank you for talking. >> reporter: the mood here in new york among protesters we met was pretty somber, and most of them left before the vote came down, seemingly resigned to the fact that this confirmation was a done deal. but they wanted to make sure their dissent was heard. reena. >> ninan: kenneth craig, thank you, kenneth. senator joe manchin of west virginia was the only democrat to vote for kavanaugh. manchin is locked in a tough re-election bid in a deeply red state. senator lisa mur

. >> we are standing in the front lines of where the 77th new york national army division jumped off on september 26, 1918. >> yes. when the front lines established right here, and then used by french and several allied troops. the very last when using this to jump the line of the american soldiers. >> they are heading in this direction, which is north? >> exactly. making their way through the forest. >> in the first week of october part of the decision, which is the lost battalion becomes cut off from the main division. which direction would that have been in? >> north, about six miles away from here. they make their way through the forest. almost without trees because they were damaged by all of the war. as soon as they progress and to the forest, they were in the deep forest, same as we are right now. about six miles north from us. >> let's go to the lost battalion site. >> yes, perfect. you are looking at the memorial for the lost battalion. we are in the middle of the argonne forest again. we moved a few miles north from the location of the starting line. from german position we

jobs and health care are the number one and two issue unless we are in a time of national emergence see or there is some frontnd center national security issues. on health care specifically, democrats are going to run against the republican health care plan we voted on. republicans want to highlight the pocketbook issues related to health care cost and in the pharmaceutical drug space, we have seen the fda accelerate the ability of generics to get products to market place, create more competition. i think the president and the hhs secretary will lay out how to better bring down the cost of health care, specifically drugs. atyou are a voter looking who is taking action in order to allow me to put more money back in my pocket, i think there was the case to be made that that could be a motivating factor when folks go to the polls. david: whether it is taxes, immigration or health care, what do you think the likelihood is that the democrats will take over the house? rep. costello: i would slightly favor republicans and here is why. they need 24 seats. there will be a couple seeds that republicans take from democr

real because the science says it is, we need to recognize that this is a large impact on a national security front as well. when we have the u.s. military saying global climate change is a threat to national security, we need to take it seriously. to the women who brought up her woman -- grand out of asset. my niece board in los angeles suffered from asthma as a small baby. when she moved to virginia and was in a cleaner environment, her asthma dissipated and her health has improved. it is important that we recognize the value of the epa, that we recognize that when we put in place standards of for cleanliness of our air and our water, we are doing so to ensure the stability of our economy. two for the stability of the health care needs of our citizens. stability ensure the of our place in the world stage. much.nk you very >> think it you for the question. my opponent'sthat response on what is good for business she never said anything that is good for business. she city more government at every turn. that is a huge contrast between the two positions. my sone thing here, suffers from allergies as w

reporter: as well as a huge shot of momentum from the he said/she said debate that played out in front of the nation. a case of two diametrically opposed accounts, a day of reckoning for the country. >> we believe dr. ford. >> reporter: and reawakening of painful debate. >> kavanaugh has got to go. >> i say that it's a very scary time for young men in america when you can be guilty of something that you may not be guilty of. >> we felt like somebody was finally recognizing. >> reporter: cynthia garrett is a co-president of families advocating for campus equality and sits on the board of s.a.v.e., stop abusive and violent environments. both groups that say male students accused of sexual misconduct often don't receive fair treatment from their schools. >> i started to hear about these cases. when people told me that the students weren't allowed to see evidence against them or even know what they're accused of before they're questioned, i said, this is america. you can't do that. >> reporter: amid widespread demonstrations and a government report saying only 12% of students report their sexual assault

real because the science says it is, we need to recognize that this is a large impact on the national security front as well. when we have the us military saying global climate change is a threat to our national security, we need to take it seriously. so to the woman who mentioned her granddaughter with asthma, i understand this issue. my niece was born in los angeles before moving home to virginia, suffered from asthma as a small baby. when she moved home and was in a cleaner environment, her asthma dissipated and her health improved. it's incredibly important that we recognize the value of the epa, that we recognize when we put in place standards for cleanliness of our air and water, we are doing so to ensure the sustainability of our economy, to ensure the ability of the health care needs of our citizens and to ensure the stability of our place in the world stage as far as national security issues are concerned. >> thank you abigail, dave? >> thank you, i want to go back to the past question because it will answer this question two. in my opponent's response she never said anything that's going t