we'll bring in cbs news national transportation safety board expert and former chairman of the ntsb, mark rosenker from london. we know 56 were on board, ten crew members. the flight had crossed into egyptian airspace and had a ways to go before it was close to cairo's airport. it was at a cruising altitude, we understand, 37,000 feet, about ten miles from the egyptian airspace. let's talk about what might be happening now. it's believed that it went down around the mediterranean sea. i assume that investigators are looking in two areas. they're considering what might have brought this plane down could and they're looking at the search and rescue or recovery efforts. what's happening right now in terms of this mystery? >> the first thing they have to do is find the aircraft. they'll be trying to listen for the emergency locator transmitters which, in fact, go through a satellite. hopefully that will pinpoint where most of the aircraft might be. they'll be looking carefully to find, to recover the black boxes, flight data recorder, cockpit voice recorder. it will help discover if this

love exploring. >> reporter: and that is our national park legacy in its purest form. 411 areas, 59 major parks, 84 million acres. >> you see something new every day that we didn't know existed before. >> reporter: and a selfie at each location. today it's pinnacles national park in california, with rugged volcanic spires and rare, soaring condors. perhaps the greatest discovery somebody can make in a national park is finding something out about yourself. >> you get more connected, more invested into preserving it. >> reporter: when the summit is reached, a communion of sorts. then, of course, being 21st century explorers, time for a few more selfies. does it make you proud? >> it does. this is in our own backyard. >> reporter: a backyard that will take your breath away. kevin tibbles, nbc news, pinnacles national park, california. >> great journey. it just took two minutes. >>> that's going to do it for us on a have any value for life runs=07. ==jess/take vo== r >>> these are not regular citizens that buy homes. these are young men who don't have any value for life. >> east bay city leaders fruft sfrated over the increasing number of sh

hillary clinton, well aware of the new national poll tonight, trump and clinton trading places. amid a democratic party fighting each other. clinton declaring victory in kentucky overnight. though abc news is not calling it. too close. sanders winning oregon. essentially sharing delegates. which means the math is nearly impossible for him, but he's vowing to fight until the end. as trump begins his fight against clinton already. here's cecilia vega. >> reporter: these images of angry bernie sanders supporters, fighting over delegates in nevada, tonight coming to represent a nasty feud shaking up the democratic party. it got so bad, the state party chair received death threats. >> you should be hung in the middle of town until dead. you're a disgrace to the american people. >> reporter: sanders, denouncing the violence. but after another hard-fought primary night, he's vowing to stay in. >> we are in until the last ballot is passed. we have the possibility of going to philadelphia, with a majority of the pledged delegates. >> reporter: but the reality is, that's nearly impossible.

. >>> campaign 2016 news tonight hillary clinton has three-point lead on donald trump and a new national pole. but democratic rival, bernie sanders, isn't giving up his bid for the party's nomination, not just yet. cbs news correspondent brook silva bragga reports from new york. >> hillary clinton and donald trump are in a statistical dead heat. one new national pole shows clinton up three points in a general election match-up, another has trump up two. both polls are within the margin of error, just last month, clinton enjoyed a double digit lead. and that's tight ends up principally because of the coelessing of the republican party and the failure to coeless of the democratic party. >> bernie sanders continues his long shot democratic bid with two rallies today in california. he polls better than clinton against trump, and argued that both have historically high unfavorable numbers. >> i don't want to see the american people voting for for the lesser of two evils. >> clinton increasingly looking ahead to trump calling his proposal dangerous. >> my campaign is not going to let donald tr

prices. >>> new at 6:00, the state of knowledge is paying tribute to the men and women of the new jersey national guard who came to the rescue after super storm sandy. new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic has the story in lawrenceville. >> when sandy hit in 2012, 246,000 homes werer damaged or destroyed and 2.7 million people were without power. the national guard were called in to set up kitchens and rescues. and they are painting the humanitarian service metals on the 2300 soldiers and air man that responded after sandy. >> it's my privilege to say thank you on behalf of a grateful state and to thank every single one of you for all being ready always there. >> and they were, under terrible conditions. >> we were looking for survivors because we were flying up and down the coast, we didn't know if there were people stranded in houses that were floating in the water. >> making sure the individuals were fed and clothed and the conditions were considered sanitary. >> it was different than anything we have done before. >> moving people and supplies and equipment was a challenge for the guard memb

of "asia insight" shows the new lifestyles chosen by the chinese people and facilitated by the new nationaly. pentek is a word that has been gaining attention during the recent years. it combines the word financial and technology. it refers to the services used for information technology, the services commonly used in the u.s. where fintech has taken root. in china, financial services using smartphones began five years ago and have been rapidly expanding in the past three years. ja lei works for an i.t. firm in shanghai. as chief of the beijing branch, he has been going on business trips several times a year. his smartphone has become an irreplacement part of his routine. since online financial services began, jai hardly ever carries around cash. he uses the qr codes of various stores to pay for purchases. ♪ store clerks check customers' phones to finish payment. in china, there is no service charge for deposits within the same bank in a city. but a charge is applied for remittances from bank "a" to bank "b." financial service companies using smartphones have partnerships with all banks, en

kevin tibbles, nbc news, pinnacles national park, california. >> great journey. just took two minutes. >>> that will do it for us on a wednesday. i'm lester holt. for all of stars" baby news. >> hours after helping nile win the mirror ball trophy, is peta pregnant with maks' baby now on "extra." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> nile and peta! >> the brand new dance champs celebrating their win. >> nile and peta! >> peta celebrating a secret pregnancy with bad boy maks? reports erin andrews accidentally let the cat out of the bag. >> we're all over the dance finale with dance pro tony dove lanny. >> winning this is for the deaf >> when trump's ex, marla and tiffany in danger? >> how do you feel about security tonight. >> and who we caught out partying after dark. plus -- >> alisan porter. >> curly sue wins the voice and helps christina take one home for the girls. >> tonight is a true victory for women. >> then hillary clinton's dream vp, scandal's president fix? >> i have to go with tony. >> bernie sanders! >> steve harvey's rags to riches story. how he went from homeless to $100 millio

and a new national political movement by the people goes with him. step by step. growing stronger every day. >> we are naturally most happy with the results of our california campaign and with the developments in other parts of the country also. the great groundswell of individual citizen interest that we tapped in 1964 in our campaigns in indiana, maryland, and wisconsin has continued to rise, and the registration victory in california here in 1968 dramatically illustrates that this is a national movement which can no longer be denied or brushed under the rug. given the facts that people will speak and with your help we intend to continue to carry on the fight for local government, and for the free enterprise and private property systems. to do so, however, requires money. and i hope that you will join with us in this great effort. any amount that you can afford will help. the wallace campaign headquarters in alabama handles all contributions. but for quick processing, your contribution should be sent to po box 1968, montgomery, alabama, 36103. this is up with wa

kevin tibbles, nbc news, pinnacles national park, california. >> great journey. just took two minutes. >>> that's going to do it for us on a wednesday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, ank you for th >>> lights, ka many ra, access. >>> i've never felt like this before. >> alisan porter, team christina. >> dueling new champs for dancing and the voice. which winning team is breaking

her lead intains florida and ohio, but a new national poll shows clinton and trump in a virtual tie. breaking news in the war on terror -- military operations are underway in falluja, iraq's second-largest city. city for more than two years. special forces are conducting the operation and the pentagon will not comment on what role u.s. special forces are playing. dramatically reducing the amount of land under isis control. 7 on your side with health matters tonight -- for the first opioid 20 years, prescriptions in the u.s. are declining. prescriptions of the addictive painkiller skyrocket in the 1990's with oxycontin on the market. 2012alysis shows a peak in and a decline after that. doctors may be eating the warning those painkillers are highly addictive. a dobbin prescriptions does not translate in fewer deaths from fatal overdoses, which are still rising. wednesday night at 7 p.m., a town hall the critical issue of drug abuse. we will have live reports from across the country with heroin addiction. that is a national tall and hall -- townhall wednesday night on news channel 8. com

trump in this new national poll, which we have exclusively got tonight. and the good news for him is that he does beat both cockroaches and hemorrhoids. it's narrow, but a win is a win. donald trump is held in higher esteem than hemorrhoids by a margin of six points a higher than cockroaches by a margin of four points. there is bad news about this good news, which is if you just asked women voters, turns out his win over cockroaches and hemorrhoids, the wins go away. women prefer cockroaches and hemorrhoids to donald trump. turns out there's a real gender split on those particular issues. now, there are limits as to how far this kind of information gets you in an election year. bottom line, hemorrhoids are not going to be on the ballot in november. so we don't have to do complex gender specific turnout modeling to figure out how this particular gender gap is going to play to figure out if we are going to get hemorrhoids elected president in the fall. but -- [ laughter ] but this new polling, i'm sorry, i've always wanted to be more than eight years old. i

. >>> and two new national polls. trump and clinton, they are locked in a dead heat. get this -- a majority of americans say they would consider a third party candidate. meanwhile, speculation is building this morning about who's on the short list to become trump's vp pick. we have the 2016 race covered the way only cnn can. let's begin with senior washington correspondent joe johns live in washington. good morning, joe. >> reporter: good morning, chris. it's a sign of the bitterness in the race when one of the two top candidates running for a major party's nomination suggests that if elected, he would get rid of the leader of the party, though ho be sure, the feud between the sanders campaign and the dnc has been going on for a while now. while the sanders campaign and the sound bite over the top this weekend suggesting americans could be choosing between the lesser of two evils in november, it might have democrats shaking their heads, the latest polling does show sky-high negatives for both donald trump and hillary clinton. >> thank you! >> reporter: bernie sanders

here was a strong new leadership that excited and pulled at you. here was a nationalrnians and millions of americans could rally behind. here was george c. wallace, a new political force in america. everything said about 48-year-old george corley wallace would fill volumes. one constant comment heard, however, whether it be pro or con, is that i admire his courage. courage is certainly one basis of his appeal. but there's another part, too. wallace is a southerner who has universal support and appeal that is not clearly obvious at first glance. he communicates. he talks in a language that people can understand. and few politicians can match his uncanny ability to grasp the real issues and concerns of the american people in any area. he is truly a man of the people. it is because of these talents that he caught political observers off balance in 1964 when he captured more than a quarter million votes in the wisconsin primary. then 30% of the democratic preferential primary vote in indiana indiana. and 43% of the primary vote in maryland. but if he is underestimated by

i haven't discussed it with anyone, including my wife. >> reporter: new insight into an old case that continues to captivate the nation. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> we're back in a moment with the world's most expensive diamond, and how much it just sold for ♪ what backache? what sore wrist? what headache? advil makes pain a distant memory. nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. ♪ sfx: crowd cheering ♪ sc johnson frustrated with your overactive can't handle the side effects? botox® treats symptoms of leaking, going too often, and the strong sudden need to go. ask your urologist if botox® can help calm your bladder and reduce your daily leakage episodes. the effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, loss of bladder control or muscle weakness can be a sign of a life-threatening condition. don't take botox® if you can't empty your bladder on your own or have a urinary tract infection, or uti. side effects may include allergic reactions, injection site pa

a new national "new york times"/cbs poll shows clinton ahead of trump 47 to 41% this that margin is shrinking. her lead is down from ten points just a month ago. >>> clinton insists she's trying to stay bob the fray when it comes to trump and will not respond to every accusation he makes. she's calling on bernie sanders to step up and help ian phi the party essentially declaring that the democratic race is over. >> so you get into the election if you're the nominee for your party >> i will be the nominee for my party. that is already done in effect. there is no way i won't be. >> trump is lashing back at hillary's assessment saying he's not qualified to be president saying she's the run unfit for the role. he cited her responses to recent terror attacks saying just like president obama, she refuses to acknowledge or use the term radical islamic terrorism. >> the company which owned the an error rare movie theater is not liable for that attack. jurors deliberated before, 27 family members who lost loved ones sued claiming security was lack. a separate suit in federal court is still pending. ja

the nationals starting to pound on those fish today early. good news for the nats. ben revere, he is looking healthy. heading for third. slides in ahead of the throw. one of the two stolen bases in the game for revere. murphy taking this one right up the middle. no chance of a play as revere comes in to score. the nats out to a 2-0 lead. revere not just getting it done. lines this one through the gap and into right. ramos coming into score. 3 for 5 in the game. nats up 6-0. max scherzer, loving his run support. giancarlo stanton stealing some smoke. in the eighth, max scherzer still on the hill. scherzer gets a piece of it. final out of the inning. two runs allowed, eight strikeouts, and eight innings for scherzer. nats take the series with a win. >> our igniter had a big day. the first two runs were actually him. like i was telling everybody, he just had to play and get his timing and, you know, get his confidence back because he wasn't hurt anymore. that's the hardest thing about being hurt. you're always fearful you may hurt again. he's off and rolling. hopefully

we'll give you a first look inside the new national museum >>> it has been more than a decade in thet months away from the opening of the new national museum of african-american history and culture. >> and this morning we're giving you an exclusive first look inside. brash bra barbara harrison has the story. >> reporter: unless a truck passes or tour bus pauses for pictures snapping tourists and . >> reporter: unless a truck passes or tour bus pauses for pictures snapping tourists an>> passes or tour bus pauses for pictures snapping tourists and totally obscures your view, it would be hard to miss this decidedly different presence on the national mall. its closest neighbor stands in stark contrast to the brand new museum of african-american history and culture. >> what i wanted was a building of spoke of spirituality and resiliency. and i also thought it was important to have a building that was a bronze corona, because there has always been a dark presence in america that often got undervalued or overlooked. >> reporter: this historian has spent the last 11 years painstakingly plann

richard nixon is urging republicans to give him a big sendoff. >> new hampshire signals the start of the national campaign by holding the first primary of the year. the man who wanted to be president, richard nixon, george mccarthy,d eugene drew attention to new hampshire hoping these visits would bring them victory in this first voter test, where one man from each party would win the state support -- when the state's support. a small town in new hampshire, the most popular past time in winter is dogsled racing. >> the problems of the other parts of the country may seem far away but behind this landscape and home, the people are aware of the challenges their country faces. many became actively involved in the campaign. jim wilson lives here. he is a member of the republican party. he is chairman of the chamber of commerce and he owns the town's camera store. with super eight cameras, this one has a drop in cartridge. cares about the future of his country and he is concerned about away the government spends money. he thinks the republican administration can do a better job and jim thinks there is

the fox news national poll that shows donald trump ahead of hillary clinton but within the margin of r for a statistical tie and the new hampshire poll that shows hillary clinton slightly ahead of donald trump but still within the margin of error. new hampshire was not supposed to be a battleground state for the democrats. barack obama won it twice. today hillary clinton's super pac launched its first tv ads in the battleground states of florida, virginia, ohio, and nevada. the ad's target donald trump's statement about women. >> you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. does she have a good body, no? does she have a fat ass, absolutely? you like girls that are 5'1", they come up to you know where if ivanka weren't my daughter perhaps i would be dating her. a person who is flat chested is very hard to be a 10. and you can tell them to go [ bleep ] themselves. >> the conservative super pac our principles launched a similar ad in march during the republican primaries that also attacked donald trump's statements about women. >> bimb

i haven't discussed it with anyone including my wife. >> reporter: new insight into an old case that continues to captivate the nation. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> we're back in a moment with the world's most expensive diamond and how much it just sold for. >>> the gun purportedly used to kill trayvon martin has apparently been sold for nearly $140,000. george zimmerman who was acquitted for martin's death in 2013 put the gun up for auction online. the high bidder used the handle john smith, and the website said zimmerman is still verifying payment after fake bidders interfered with the auction. >>> how would you like to have $60 million wrapped around your finger. the most expensive diamond in the world selling for over $58 million. it's a 14.6 carat blue diamond named after an empire that gave it to his wife as a gift. >>> the 100-year-old woman proving it's never too late to wind up in the sports record books. mayor libby schaaf takes on donald trump. his controversial comments she's not taking lightly. ===raj/take vo=== plus, our exclusive interview with w/ bryan stow. the promise he made to the p

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face time with voters help or hurt his chances and hillary clinton pulling away from sanders in a new nationaloll. >> losing it all just to gain it back. >> we are talking about weight. the new study that shows why major weight loss for some people will be packed back on. >> and double trouble on "dancing with the stars." last night we saw the first two perfect scores of the

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ago,score and seven years our fathers brought upon this country a new nation. he is using the revolution to connect the conflict at the time, that was still going on, still undecided, with the american and the revolutionaries at the time. that it's really an interesting and telling piece of this story. after the war, people are wanting to recover and rebuild their lives. people north and south have lost so much. forward, andng they are looking toward the american revolution. 1876 has come up. 100 years since the founding. a big expedition is planned in philadelphia. outings are scheduled on the new railroad. people are taking railroad trips to this giant exhibition. people are creating patriotic symbols and decorations to celebrate. some of the items that we have here in this area speak to that. the little tiny uniform is us ually the first thing people take a look at. they say, how cute. it is a little confidential uniform. that is the case. it dates to 1876. a boy named william mapes of newburgh, new york wore this the uniform. likely in a parade. we are not

about groping, and fondling, and touching against a woman's will. >> and rape. >> and rape. >> a new national pole shows trump up three points over clinton in a november election. craig boswell, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", chaos in canada. elbows and accusations flying, and why the fingers are pointed at prime minister justin trued owe. >> it is all about puppy love today. thanks to uber, here in philadelphia. we'l >> wounds up in a scuffle at the howls of commons, justin said he was just trying to help a member of the party through a crowd. member of parliament said he elboed her out of the way. also seen arguing with an opposition leader. the house of commons was debating right-to-die legislation at the time. >> get ready for more hit shows here on cbs-3. >> just unveiled fall prime time line up. as anchor ukee washington shows you, there are some new series, some old favorites, and classic reboot. >> ready for prime time, network expanded its comedy schedule, with three new series. >> bowl that won't spill. how did you know i wanted? >> of

face time with voters help or hurt his chances and hillary clinton pulling away from sanders in a new national poll. >> losing it all just to gain it back. >> we are talking about weight. the new study that shows why major weight loss for some people will be packed back on. >> and double trouble on "dancing with the stars." last night we saw the first two perfect scores of the but we also saw the first double elimination. we will tell you who wowed the judges and who got the boot. all of that is coming up in "the skinny" on this tuesday, may 3rd. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> happy tuesday. >> hi everyone. i am diane macedo. >> i am kendis gibson. it was a fun night on "dancing with the stars." >> we were enjoying the dances and the music. got our own soundtrack. >> beyonce, stevie wonder. >> we have serious news to cover first. the stormy weather now in the mid-atlantic. >> after major flooding in texas, louisiana and mississippi, that system is bringing strong winds and hail to north carolina and virginia. there may be flooding especially in heavily paved areas. >> the storm

a new national command center created. the long lines. will it be enough? >>> taking shots. donald trump defends his new attack ad focused on bill clinton's past, while hillary clinton slams trump's business records. >> how can anybody lose money running a casino, really? >> and bernie sanders warns the democratic convention will be messy. >> that's what democracy is about. >> our one-on-one straight ahead. >>> dangerous storms. tornadoes in oklahoma, large hail causing drivers in texas to seek shelter.

donald trump and hillary clinton now neck and neck, the key results of our new national poll while thed bernie sanders. >>> search for answers as the victims are remembered. authorities step up the hunt for that doomed egyptair jet and important black boxes. >> terror target. confirmation that the leader of the taliban was killed in a u.s. drone strike as we hear more tonight from a young american who joined isis. >>> call of the wild, with yellowstone's grisly bears back in healthy numbers, the debate grows over whether they should be called threatened. >>> class of 2016, the inspiring story of main who went from college custodian to college grad beginning a whole new chapter at age 54.

lou: joining me now, former pentagon official, fox news national security analyst k.t. mcfarland. us. >> thank you. lou: ash carter contradicting the president, the war far from over with the islamic state. >> not only is the war far from over. when the president comes out and says policy to defeat and degrade and destroy isis is working, you now have a secretary of defense and military officials coming out and saying not so fast. we're going to see a lot more casualties, it is not working and going to be a long war. lou: and it seems like president obama is the only one who doesn't understand the american people are quite aware of the hollowness of his words, degrade and destroy, talking about the islamic state. >> look, i think the president has one goal in this, not to -- he doesn't believe in this war, doesn't think we can win this war. what is he trying to do? trying to kick the can down the road so the next president has to deal with it. that's why our president is throwing a couple of hundred troops there, couple of hundred troops there, knowing they're not going to make th

that the federal investigate services, a former entity of opm, would transfer the functions to a new national background investigations bureau. the department of defense will assume responsibility for designing and operating all information technology for the new nbib. i think it makes abundant sense to task our national security experts with protecting the sensitive personal information of millions of clearance-holders. today we're discussing another enhancement, the inclusion of social media in the background investigation process. the army has a pilot program which used publicly-available data from social media sites to investigate background check processes. currently, the department of defense is also conducted a pilot program that looks at all publicly available information online such as news articles and commercial websites. i'm interested in learning the major findings and lesson learns from the pilot programs. while social media is a promising and valuable source potentially of information, i remain concerned that the government should not retain social media data of third-parties w

. >> reporter: but new national polls reveal a race that's rapidly tightening. "wall street journal" nbc news poll puts clinton at 46%, compared to trump's 43%. her three-point edge down from a double digit lead just a month ago. a "washington post" abc news poll also shows a dead heat with trump at 46% support, and clinton at 44%. as speculation whirls over who trump might choose for a vp, the billionaire businessman met privately with bob corker today who brushed aside questions about joining the ticket. >> i have no reason whatsoever to believe that i'm being considered for a position like that. you know, i'll say that until i'm blue in my face. again, this was a meeting between two people who didn't know each other, except over phone calls. >> reporter: trump allies say corker's foreign policy experience could be an asset to the first time presidential candidate. even if he doesn't make the vp short list. >> we talked bigger picture. really relative to foreign policy. domestic issues that matter. >> reporter: meanwhile, trump is still aiming to consolidate hi

a new national poll by fox news has trump pulling slightly ahead of clinton, 45% to 42%. that's basically a statistical dead heat. now, just last month clinton was leading by 7 points and in this new poll she has strong support from women and hispanics but trump does well with men and white voters. >>> he is raising an explosive allegation. while discussing "the new york times" story about his own relationship with women trump up a decades old rape accusation leveled against a former president. >> in one case it's about exposure and another groping and fondling -- >> and rape. >> and rape. >> big settlements. massive settlements. >> $850,000 to paula jones. >> and lots of other things and impeachment for lying. >> now, the accuser came forward in 1999 claiming clinton raped her two decades earlier as he was campaigning for arkansas governor. clinton was never charged. overnight hillary clinton's press secretary said trump is doing what he does best, attacking when he feels wounded. >>> when we come back, this morning's breaking news, an egyptair flight from paris to cairo

one new national poll shows clinton up 3 points in the general election match-up. another has trump up 2. both polls are within the margin of error. just last month clinton enjoyed a double-digit lead. >> that has tightened up principally because of the coalescing of the republican party and the failure to coalesce of the democratic party. >> reporter: bernie sanders continues his long shot democratic bid with two rallies today in california. he polled better than clinton against trump and argued that both have historically high unfavorable numbers. >> i don't want to see the american people voting for the lesser of two evils. >> reporter: clinton is increasingly looking ahead to trump, calling his proposals dangerous. >> my campaign is not going to let donald trump try to normalize himself in this period. >> reporter: one gop group trump has struggled to unite, big money donors. he told fox and friends that fully self-funding would require selling off assets. >> to finance a billion dollars, i'd have to sell a building, do something like that. will i do that? i co

announcer: but can this new nationalism protect people from truly global problems?eter: that is the question, ewald konig. globalists versus patriots. ewald: i think it need not be a contradiction. you can be a patriot, and also fond of globalization. there is a special aspect on the euroropean level, especially for the austrians. most people forget it. 2000, we had the first break of the grand coalition. it was a coalition of conservative parties. it was some sort of maximum , thety from the eu side austrians without being asked. peter: the austrians were not consulted. ewald: yes. and this is still a scar. the austrians had the highest -- of ulrike: agreement. ewald: agreement in entering the eu. but after these sanctions, it is still a scar. peter: a scar on the far right, resentment. it is there. but what is the best way to stop it? what is the best way to address it? alan: look, the austrians elected a self hating homosexual, israel hater. a hater of everything truly western. and now they say it is a scar because the european union decided they could not allow

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