and the cause _ the scottish national party and the cause of— the scottish national party andremember, most of us voted _ of brexit because remember, most of us voted to— of brexit because remember, most of us voted to remain on a big margin -- a dislike~ — us voted to remain on a big margin —— a dislike. dislike of boris johnson _ —— a dislike. dislike of boris johnson and the inspection that england — johnson and the inspection that england wasn't handling covid as well as— england wasn't handling covid as well as scotland. so i think it's all to— well as scotland. so i think it's all to play— well as scotland. so i think it's all to play for still, and what will really _ all to play for still, and what will really affect whether scotland goes down the path of independence i think— down the path of independence i think will— down the path of independence i think will be how brexit works out in the _ think will be how brexit works out in the longer run. whether unionists like boris _ in the longer run. whether unionists like borisjohnson can make the argument — like borisjohn

this is a national strategy, that is endorsed by the republican party. "the new york times" reporting that the republican national committee, the national republican party, has formed a brand new election integrity committee, which is a group of 24 members of the rnc newly tasked with developing legislative proposals on voting systems for the states. this election integrity committee at the national republican party is steered by a -- a florida republican who, still, to this day, refuses to say that president biden was legitimately elected. he advertised ways for people to attend the january 6th rally in washington that turned into a violent attack on the capitol. "the new york times" reporting that the republican party's election integrity committee will be staffed by, quote, officials who were deeply involved in the "stop the steal" effort to overcome former president trump's election loss last year and who have refused after more than two months after president biden's inauguration to admit publicly that his victory was legitimate. so, the whole crazy

of looking at the september election on the national level what do you think that your party needs to do at this point to improve its fortunes particularly in light of the mask procurement scandals. well. our faction has already taken the strict measures to give more transparency of. private business activities of members of parliament i think they have transparency is needed to give back. what what people need done by distrust and policy and that is one thing but more important i think is that this c.d.o. gains again the force of a popular party and that means that we need to integrate the we need to integrate both economic strength and ecological. measures climate protection we need to integrate all parts of the society we need. to give those who need social support a boot a good perspective we need digitize ation awful a society and that is where we need fresh wind in our ok the greens they're the strongest party in your home state they have been for a while they seem to be getting a lot of support at the moment that you think they can duplicate their success at the national level.

debate not just about personalities but about the caned of country we want to be the scottish national party is hoping the parliamentary election in 6 weeks time will deliver an outright majority pointing the way to independents and beyond let's create a roadmap that allows us as we committed corporate. independence referendum to be able to have that discussion and the concrete in the present the scottish parliament having the opportunity to get back into europe but the unseemly breakdown in relations between sturgeon and hope as party leader alex salmond over the scottish government's mishandling of sexual misconduct allegations may have dented s.n.p. hopes and some voters may take a dim view of the finding by a parliamentary committee that sturgeon gave misleading evidence probably. not running it. was. that's not a lot to do if they want to. make the difference between the. majority. is the urgent talks have been going to drink. and. so a majority for the scottish national party is by no means guaranteed but it is vital for the independents because the prime minister boris johnson has rul

miss lemay explores the national women parties tactics under the leadership of alice paul. >> hi, i am caitlin, i'm the curator of votes for women. an exhibition on view at the national portrait gallery at the smithsonian institution. and i am standing in front of what we call our title treatments, it is a large blowup of had a big wrecker, a german born actress. he was acting as colombia, the allegorical figure which represent the united states during the finish or the conclusion of the 1913 parade. in washington d.c.. that is just one event of the long suffrage movement that this exhibition highlights. we have 124 objects consistent with the long history in 1852, and bringing it right up to 1920, but then also clearing the 19th amendment and what it did not do which was to enfranchise all women including women of color. so i've been took the exhibition right to the voting rights act of 1965. so, if you will come with me, we are going to explore the 1913 parade for in-depth. so, we are standing in front of footer postcards of the 1913 parade which is organized by alice paul. this is a

so this was a strategy that the national women's party came up with it was traversal among the opponents of it was charles erskine scott wood. he thought it foolhardy and not a good idea at all. but sarah completely embraced this idea. she was assigned to travel through, utah and idaho and wyoming as a silver orator of the suffrage movement to encourage women to follow this very plan and in the letters between erskine and sarah during this particular chapter of their lives, they are for the first time really in different camps about this issue and and sarah's letters reveal her greater confidence and her greater power in the relationship and she says in several different letters to him about this. i am bigger than you. i am bigger than you because i see the necessity of this strategy. privately, so i hope that wilson would win the election but loose the west to demonstrate that women voters did have the power but in fact women voters unfortunately did not come through for her and and with wilson even when california and women's votes helped him do that by 1917 the national women's party

>> i think my honorable friend is doing an excellent job of holding the scottish national party to account for their medical failings, not least on education, failing to deliver on crime and failing in my view to deliver for the people of scotland so of course opposite they are in their desire for independence in another referendum. i am amazed actually he hasn't mentioned it so far or perhaps he will now. >> let's go back to ian blackford is. >> simply get a get a prime minister failing to answer a question and not charge that greed is good in tory policy. mr. speaker, we know tory leaders in scotland have a habit of dodging democracy. baroness davidson aisling house of lords and the tory leader is too afraid to stand in in a constituency. no wonder this morning's daily record declared the scottish tories have exposed themselves as seamus, as nasty and just plain vast pic they are led by a man so devoid of imagination that when asked what he would do if he was prime minister for day he would oblige, i would like to see tougher enforcement against -- [inaudible] does the prime minister rea

the national party received 3 years ago so the catalan movement the catalan parties in favor of the dependent one the majority. who is exactly the leader there isn't a movement of the millions peoples supporting it and it doesn't many of my situate my personal situation before me and after media will be political leaders defending the same ideas that is the question the kotecha foreign woman doesn't depend of my personal situation of course we thank you for joining us carlos post about former president of spain's catalonia region. thank you very much. not a sport the big news in german football national coach is going to step down after this year's european championships in june and july the german football federation said he asked to be released from his contract a year early a 61 year old has been in charge of the german national team since 2006 and lifted the 2014 world cup in brazil and what's been the highlight of his turbulent tenure . and how or from did over to support can tell us what a welcome and there's a big surprise it was a surprise in that if i was his manager are typically te

the alba party will challenge his former protege nicola sturgeon and the scottish national party in aideas to assist scotland's economic recovery and help build an independence platform to face new political realities. tonight the snp said scotland's interests should not be obscured by what it said was mr salmond's self—interest. also on the programme... a major victory at the supreme court as it rules in favour of thousands of asda store workers, in the latest stage of their equal pay battle. a slight rise in covid infection levels among england's

together the democratic party, but it also has to be chuck schumer and nancy pelosi keeping these coalitions together and helping to articulate this vision. i mean, we cannot have a nation where we have a republican party that realizes the only way they can keep seats is to disenfranchise americans and i think it's incumbent upon democrats not just in congress but in state houses across the country, all 50 states, to try and win back certain seats because that's where a lot of this legislation is playing out as well. >> all right, christina greer, rick tyler, matt viser, y'all will be back. >>> for more on the new georgia voting restrictions, tune into "politics nation" tonight, al sharpton has an interview with jon ossoff. >>> after the break, no motive in the deadly mass shooting at a colorado grocery store. we're live in boulder with the latest in the investigation and how residents there are honoring the victims. the victims. for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin

graham saying, look, we have to stay together, we can't win, or you hear the rnc, the republican national partyin a, in a unifying way, trying to bring people like us along and keep us inside the party. and that's because the party needs us to prevail. yeah, and one reason they are somewhat worried about what's going on is because they see some plotting happening. there was particularly this zoom conference call that you are said to have been a key architect of back in february, where apparently more than 100 republican activists, some quite important players in the party, joined the call to discuss this very choice of whether to stay and fight within the party or whether to consider a breakaway movement and leaving the republican party altogether. many wanted to remain anonymous. you acknowledge that you were part of it, so you tell me — what was the conclusion? well, i do want to say that it wasn't really the desire of everyone to remain anonymous. we hosted the meeting and held it under chatham house rule, which means that we committed as hosts to not identifying those who participate, who p

for dependents among remain minded scots an anticipated victory for nicolas sturgeon's scottish national party in parliamentary elections this may would strengthen her hand but a crisis of trust at the heart of the nationalist cause could tear it all down so now al jazeera at birth. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera a secret trial is underway in china of canadian citizen michael corbett is one of 2 canadians arrests that in 28 seen soon after canada arrests that its senior awhile way executive on a u.s. extradition warrant canadian diplomats have a denied access to covert on national security grounds katrina you has this update from beijing and canada has been hugely critical as we've just heard of the way these 2 men have had that case is handled here in china they said there's been a huge lack of transparency china has been very opaque because they've said that these are national security cases they've been also given a very dubious access that canadian government say to chinese lawyers in the case is not particularly concerning because here in china the courts are run by the communist

suchi now on top of that they also showed a video of the mayor of naperville alleging that her party the national league of democracy had committed electoral fraud by inventing voters including in one township tripling the number of voters that now if you remember one of the reasons or main reason that the military has lied to for conducting the coup is because they believe that the election last year had been carried out in fraud in the carried out piers that they are just trying to shore up their case in carrying out this true. still ahead on. the nickel gauge in eastern australia which is being his by some of the worst floods in decades and crisis on the border need photos show the crowded conditions of a u.s. government shelter child migrants in texas. the heavy showers continue as per usual across much of southeast asia the wettest weather appears to be around borneo it presents over $130.00 millimeters of rain in one of 2 spots here and that wet weather is set to continue the northeast the winds will drive some showers into vietnam good parts of vietnam seeing some wet weather see go on thr

these parties have been informed that this into their i didn't states the united nations involved and the yemeni government hopefully will accept this and we need to see a response from the whole does militias at the same time. second question. thank you very much. my question is what happens if these don't accept this proposal what will saudi arabia if you then just a clarification this is extremely similar to the land initiative so why is saudi arabia announcing this and not the un is the saudi arabia saying it committed to the un proposal or is it a new and different proposal coming from saudi arabia so we will work with the international community with our partners and with the government of yemen. to push toward this initiative being implemented we will do all we can to put the necessary pressure on the who these to accept and to come to the negotiating table and to lay down arms because we believe that a stop to the fighting and a focus on a political solution is the only way forward we will number let's continue to support the people of yemen and the government of yemen and we

planted two pipe bombs a few blocks apart near the capitol outside the republican and democratic national party offices the night before the riot. this video may actually show the suspect placing the bomb near democratic headquarters at a park bench. the four new videos show the suspect between 7:30 and 8:30 p.m., when the fbi believes the bombs were planted, wearing a face mask, gray hoodie, and black and light gray nike air max speed turf shoes >> we still believe there's someone out there who has information that they may not have realized was significant until now. >> reporter: the bombs were made of one-inch diameter metal pipe with wind-up kitchen timers attached. and this new detail. they contained homemade black powder as explosive material. the fbi and atf are offering a $100,000 reward for information that helps identify this suspect pete williams, nbc news, washington >>> now to more on a story that has a lot of people talking tonight. queen elizabeth responding to those explosive allegations made by meghan markle and prince harry in their interview with oprah. here's keir simmons. >

nicola sturgeon today, that would have been certainly a short-term blow for her, for the scottish national partye independence movement. if you step back and look at things more broadly, with the opinion polls suggest is what has really been driving support for independence has been a dislike of brexit and scotland by the majority of people, and a dislike of boris johnson. the big picture, what will drive the dynamic of whether scotland becomes independent, is how brexit works out, and whether prounion politicians like boris johnson and somehow make the argument that scotland and england are not somehow drifting apart. that is the big battle. this would have been huge if nicola sturgeon had been found to have misled parliament, but that is the really big dynamic inhe months and years ahead, how brexit works out. ros: always appreciate your help. stay with me here on "outside source." we will hear how a number of western governments have imposed sanctions on some chinese individuals over the treatment of ethnic uighurs. we will have all the latest reaction to that. there has been widespread conde

that least for candidates in the scottish elections in may the former leader of the scottish national party says that he hopes to build a super majority in scotland's parliament for independence from the united kingdom cos you can follow those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com it's updated throughout the day i'll be back with more news in half an hour next on our jazeera is the listening post. story is in a refugee camp of history and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanity has ever faced and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion and generosity and compromise because the only way we can solve any of these problems is. so important we make those connections. other european countries. hello i'm richard gere's burden you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is covered this week we're devoting the entire broadcast to covert 19 and the global vaccination story beginning with misinformation and flawed messaging that are among the factors in europe's dangerously slow rollout of t

traces but i think it exists see you know i mean if you if it were the other way around if the national party or rightwing m.p. said that black or arabic people should be quiet during an event dedicated to the victims of terrorism that's what's also cause public outrage the entire political class all the media would just be fired leave bale against this person and condemn him because it's racist france only sees 3 colors blue whites and red it distinguishes between citizens only on their merits and not on their roots race or religion i think this is very serious obviously the statement by audrey paul why is racist and should be universally condemned there can be no double standards here racism is universal unfortunately there are various forms of racism and hatred and we are faced with this everywhere. i graduated fraud and involuntary manslaughter that's what french pharmaceutical giant servia has been found guilty of in one of the country's worst health scandals the case revolves around the diabetes and a weight loss drug media which is polluted of course at least 500 deaths due to heart pr

this is a photograph from the national women's party. we have alice paul almost in the rafters of the building. but we really wanted to represent that the city moved it -- moment of celebration. 36 stars representing 36 states. voting to ratify. just so it's clear to everyone who comes here that we have reached the very critical milestone in women's fight for the vote. the next section of the exhibit is what was the 19th amendment impacts? we wanted to in the gallery look at some of the immediate impacts that the 19th amendment had for women as it began to use their newfound power as voters. looking at some of the early piece of legislation that women fought for and some of the successes as well as some of the setbacks that they encountered. this section of the exhibit also really becomes a foundational section of the exhibit that looks at the ongoing struggle for greater women's equality and opportunity that really has continued in the hundred year since the ratification. most stories the people think about is the -- and some suffragist

it must be a huge relief nicola sturgeon and the pro—independent scottish national party.cottish parliament. interestingly over the last couple of weeks since new year, support from the scottish independent party and indeed for independence for scotland had been dipping in the polls. it's hard not to think that that was in some way connected to the two major titans as you said of the independence movement alex salmond and nicola sturgeon biting chunks out of each other. �* . ., , , sturgeon biting chunks out of each other. . ., , , other. and much more broadly still where have — other. and much more broadly still where have we _ other. and much more broadly still where have we got _ other. and much more broadly still where have we got to _ other. and much more broadly still where have we got to with - other. and much more broadly still where have we got to with the - other. and much more broadly still. where have we got to with the debate whether they should be a second referendum on scottish independence? i think this is of course the key question. i think if things had g

i think it exists see you know i mean a future issue if it's with the other way around if the national partyor right wing m.p. said the black hole out of the people should be quiet during an event dedicated to the victims of terrorism that's what also calls public outrage the entire political class all the media would just be fired leave mail against this person and condemn him because it's racist their friends only sees 3 colors blue white and red it distinguishes between citizens only on their merits and not on their roots or religion i think this is very serious obviously the statement by all dr paul what is racist and should be universally condemned can be no double standards here racism is universal unfortunately there are various forms of racism hatred and we are faced with this everywhere be billed as. a resident of the moscow region turned his neighborhood into a war zone over the past few hours what started off as an attempted arrest by police of his host spiraled into an all out gun battle ending with a devastating fire the operations over but the fate of the lone shooter is not ye

those years, organizations such as the national americans will be suffers association, and national women's party would form. creating a national movement. yet, it was women and every community that led the efforts in their towns and states to demand rates. through the work of c-span city tour, we will introduce you to some of these women who dedicated their lives to this cause. from a pro suffers newspaper -- to a 23-year-old montana rested for protesting on the white house lawn. you will learn why western territory and states were on the leading edge of the movement. you will hear how the letter from a mother to her son would help lead to the ratification of the 19th amendment, giving women the right to vote. we begin in syracuse, new york. where author carol faulkner talked about how one of the movements lesser-known figures lucretia moaned. lucretia is one of the most white female abolitionist -- one of the most important females in american history. yet, she has not received the same amount of historical attention as someone like -- for example. she is not a household name. my biography of l

lobel has done the same said he's not going to run in in september and he is stood down from the national party immediately but he did mr lobel have this apology to me as a member of the bundestag i should have acted more sensitively in my business activities especially during a pandemic i blame myself for this mistake. well that apology not enough to save nicholas lobos political career but the idea that these 2 will stand down at the next election has already been seen as not good enough at all by senior figures within their conservative union bloc but what we've we've heard is they want them gone immediately because voters will understand that these politicians could set to be set to make tens of thousands of euros from their wages if they stay in post until the election in september in fact senior figures in the party of been lining up around the block to say that this type of thing can't be accepted and these 2 have to go straight away to fill their own pockets with essential goods such as masks do not represent the people but the lowest interests to collect a commission that is to want to

an anticipated victory for nicholas sturgeon's scottish national party in parliamentary elections this may would strengthen her hand but a crisis of trust at the heart of the nationalist cause could tear it all down so now al jazeera edinburgh the biggest asteroid to come close to earth this year is flying past right now named rather snappily 2001 f o $32.00 it's estimated to be 500 meters wide and it's traveling unusually fast 124000 kilometers an hour scientists say that it's too far away to pose a threat space agencies of activated a network of telescopes to study the rock. it is good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera china is holding a secret trial for a former canadian diplomat who's been the tape did the country for more than 2 years diplomats from canada the us.

as the newspaper put it they had relished that in the south that as a national party and political party they were irretrieve whether i lost as that paper put it. some northern papers used longstreet's letters to get in a dig at the copperhead democrats, the democrats who had so very sieve rousely opposed lincoln and emancipation in the war and a pennsylvania paper wrote, for example, of ohio's notorious copperhead clement valandingham should do what longstreet had done and, quote, acknowledge that he was wrong. now the context for these reactions, these northern reactions, was northerners abiding faith in the possibility of southern deliverance. their hope that they could disenthrall white southerners, particularly the non-slave holding masses from field to the secessionist slave-holding elite so that the rebels would renounce their old confederate leaders and re-embrace the union on the north's terms. this belief in changing southern hearts and minds was at the heart of the union war effort. it was at work in lincoln's wartime offer of amnesty to confederates who repented. it was at wo

if the national party or right wing m.p.said the black or arabic, people should be quiet during an event dedicated to the victims of terrorism. that's also cause public outrage the entire political class. all the media would just be fired, leave rail against this person and condemn him because it's racist. france only sees 3 colors, blue, white, and red. it distinguishes between citizens only on their merits and not on their roots, race, or religion. i think this is very serious. obviously the statement by audrey paul, why it's racist and should be universally condemned. there can be no double standards here, racism is universal. unfortunately, there are various forms of racism and hatred, and we are faced with this everywhere. we build it or still printed in your news to come after the short break. new york police voiced alarm or a wave of hate crimes against asian americans in the city of the latest of which have been caught on camera, will bring you some of the shocking footage after the break. i guess the block clock is

but i think it exists see you know i mean if you dress if it's with the other way around if the national party or right wing m.p. said the black hole are big people should be quiet during an event dedicated to the victims of terrorism that's what also cause public outrage the entire political class all the media would just if i believe bail against this person and condemn him because it's racist france only sees 3 colors blue white and red it distinguishes between citizens only on their merits and not on their roots race or religion i think this is very serious obviously the statement by audrey paul why it's racist and should be universally condemned there can be no double standards here racism is universal unfortunately there are various forms of racism and hatred and we're faced with this everywhere. all right stand by for more great programs getting their start in moments after a quick look at what else is an offer for you over the weekend as they close this is art. china has adjusting to a $400000000000.00 deal with iran this in hopes of gaining influence and oil but is this a good partner

independence among remain minded scots and anticipated victory for nicolas sturgeon's scottish national party in parliamentary elections this may would strengthen her hand but a crisis of trust at the heart of the nationalist cause could tear it all down to a whole al-jazeera edinburgh. the biggest asteroid to come close to earth this year is flying past right now named 2001 f. $32.00 it's estimated to be 500 meters wide is traveling very fast at 124000 kilometers an hour scientists say though it's too far away suppose any threat. it is good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines and al-jazeera water continues to rise across parts of the australia state of new south wales a natural disaster has been declared in some regions off of the worst flooding in decades they can gauge reports now from winds northwest of sydney it's been raining for days and flood.

independence among remain minded scots and anticipated victory for nicolas sturgeon's scottish national party in parliamentary elections this may would strengthen her hand but a crisis of trust at the heart of the nationalist cause could tear it all down go to hell al jazeera edinburgh. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera a secret trial is underway in china of canadian citizen michael core of a is one of 2 canadians arrested in 20 soon after canada arrested a senior while a executive on a u.s. extradition warrant canadian diplomats have a denied access to covert.

feel that these 4 candidates in the scottish elections in may the former leader of the scottish national party says he hopes to build a super majority in scotland's parliament for independence from the united kingdom the us a sense that it will provide $30000000.00 to the democratic republic of congo and guinea to fight their effort against a bowler know it happened at a virtual summit on the latest outbreak in west africa african leaders have been to follow through on their promise to contribute to a pool of 2000000 health care workers to deal with future health emergencies at least 9 people have died from a bowler in guinea and 6 in the democratic republic of congo. more than 3600 people have died from credit hours in brazil on friday a new daily record and as the toll mounts over the growing number of young people becoming seriously ill and dying from the virus it's forced the state and local authorities to take action. from rio de janeiro. in an unusual holiday in rio de janeiro with empty streets in a crowded sidewalk protesters angry at the latest government to addict the mayor's a real

the scottish national party have put aside £600,000 of party funds to fight a referendum campaign thiss the gentleman wrong? if it is possible. if it is possible to have it this year because of the pandemic is over and we have moved beyond it, then i would welcome that. the minister said people expected their governments to focus on covid recovery but instead... the snp has tabled this motion for an opposition day debate not to discuss what more we can do to work constructively together, to drive our recovery from covid—19, but instead to promote separation and the pursuit of another divisive and damaging referendum on independence. why do the snp want to turn this scottish election in mayl i into a referendum on whether ori not we have another referendum? because they cannot defend their atrocious record - in government for the last 14 years. | they have no defence - at all and nothing to offer. 25 minutes of opening speech and not one positive policy. about how to deal with i the problems of scotland. has he ever reflected on why he is his party's sole representative at westminster b

david davis revealed text messages which he says demonstrated that key officials in the scottish national partyon against the former first minister. i have it on good authority that there exists from february 6th 2018 an exchange of messages between civil servants judith mackinnon and barbara alisson suggesting the first minister's chief—of—staff is interfering in the complaints process against alex salmond. the investigating officer complained, and i quote, "this interference v bad." i assume that means very bad. if true, this suggests the chief—of—staff had knowledge of the salmond case in february, not in april, as she has claimed on oath. david davis's allegations were dismissed by nicola sturgeon at first minister's questions two days later. having david davis, a tory mp, reading in the house of commons under the protection of parliamentary privilege his old pal alex salmond's conspiracy theories about the sexual harassment allegations against him must be the very epitome of the old boys' club. that failed to convince the scottish tories. the evidence does mount up, . as do the government'