tributes and messages of condolence to the family of former dutch party for freedom council of illy dale have been flooding in from across the political divide in the netherlands the fifty three year old former representative in the hague took her own life on wednesday after publishing a video on social media in which she claimed to have been the victim of a kidnap and rape back in twenty seventeen ordered by a political opponent. was thousand was christian crustal it was. in the video mystical claims she was attacked by what she calls a muslim gang on the orders of a former political colleague who had since converted to islam the deceased claimed a former party for freedom member who quote hated her intensely in a statement to r.t. the dutch police said that although they had spoken to ms deal no formal complaint was made nor were there satish and details given to warrant starting an investigation the mayor of the hague expressed her sorrow at miss deals death saying her passing touched her very much and that the city had lost a committed and passionate councillor dutch prime minister m

a former political colleague who had since converted to islam the deceased claimed a former party for freedom member who quote hated her intensely. in a statement to r.t. the dutch police said that although they had spoken to ms deal no formal complaint was made nor were there satish and details given to warrant starting an investigation the mayor of the hague expressed her sorrow at miss deals death saying her passing touched her very much and that the city had lost a committed and passionate councillor dutch prime minister mark said he was shocked and expressed his sympathy towards her family and party the party for freedom leader good villages said he was lost for words at the death of a colleague he called warm and always particularly willing to help young people in politics recent an interview request to two village deals a former colleague who she accused of organizing the sexual assault we are waiting to hear back from him. two palestinians have been killed in the latest clashes on the israel gaza border more than two hundred others were injured and crowds have been rallying at the bor

well tributes and messages of condolence of the family of former party for freedom council woman. have been flooding in from across the. political divide and what we've seen is the the fifty three year old former councilwoman for the hague took her own life on wednesday that was after she posted online a video in which she claimed that back in twenty seventeen she'd been the victim of a kidnapping rape at the order of a political opponent. was it was was i in the crux of the old couple of times it. was well later in the video she claimed that she was attacked by what she calls a muslim gang on the orders of a former political colleague who had since converted to islam the deceased claimed that a former party for freedom member. hated her intensely that was her quote the former colleague a since the night these claims via social media involved to pursue liable action in this case now r t got a statement from the dutch police in which they said that although they had spoken to ms deal though no formal complaint had been made nor were there sufficient details given to warrant them st

a former political colleague who had since converted to islam the deceased claimed a former party for freedom member who quote hated her intensely in a statement to r.t. the dutch police said that although they had spoken to ms deal no formal complaint was made nor were there satish and details given to warrant starting an investigation the party for freedom leader get villages said he was lost for words at the death of a colleague he called warm and always particularly willing to help young people in politics. or more on villages laws former colleague who have organizing the sexual assault as she says he's now considering filing a libel complaint over it. an online campaign targeting the b.b.c. has been launched as people accuse britain's national broadcaster of political bias one of the nation's centers on the b.b.c.'s treatment of opposition labor party leader jeremy corbyn he's faced constant questions over alleged anti semitism in his party people have started to use the b.b.c. switch off. well we put the claims the b.b.c. was responding by saying it's proud to be the most trusted news p

a leader of a party advocating independence for hong kong has accused china of suppressing freedom of speech both the chinese and hong kong governments wanted to stop and channel from giving a speech at the foreign correspondents club officials are also deliberating an unprecedented proposal to ban chen's party due to national security problems bright has more. protests by pro beijing supporters outside hong kong's foreign correspondents part of it is how do you have their anger aimed at the man speaking inside. andy chan leads a small political party advocating independence from china leading to accusations that he's threatening national security due to the nature of how the chinese propaganda machine works the national party was instantly demonized as some sort of

they have let supporters of the communist party speak, they have let supporters and advocates of brexit speak, so for them it was very much an issue of freedom of speech and they would let this go ahead. let's get the context because his party is not that well supported in hong kong. yes, let's be clear, people who support independence in hong kong are not the majority. he is the leader of a very small political party. they have dozens of supporters. there really is not a

burrito or a cup of joe but this line snoot for food but for a candidate whose surprise win turned the democratic party on its ear. >> justice, freedom and dignity for all people. >> i am standing out here for the future of this country. this is a movement. that is what she represents to me. and her win in new york. >> reporter: winner of the primary in the broncs. winning by 13 points. >> when they told me that i had to wait my turn, no. no. >> reporter: she already has a dedicated progressive following. >> i support her because i am against money and politics like the man she defeated in her district. >> received a rock star's welcome in san francisco. >> reporter: in a room packed in the mission where her message resinated. >> too many americans make less than $40,000 a year. way too many. and in the wealthiest society in the history of humanity we can have good things. >> reporter: this was stop two of two in san francisco. in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> new video of car break ins at mall. police responded to multiple vehicle burglaries at the mall over the past few months. many caught on camera. in this video you ca

for office. so they had a political party, lownes county freedom organization and they had a symbol for their electoral so you could go vote for them and their symbol was a panther. people began calling it a black panther party and they used that for a certain reason. they said the panther is the kind of animal who will never, you know -- minds its own business but then if you reach out to attack him he will wipe you out, but he is not an attack animal. so the symbol and the notion and the black panther as connecting with radical black politics was very, very, very popular. another group in california took the name and they said black panther party for self defense. >> let's take a couple calls. anthony has been waiting in mansfield, texas. that line for those between 30 and 60. good morning. >> caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i just wanted to highlight something i've been seeing over the weekend, several articles actually in the "new york times" regarding the census bureau and a study that they had been working on since 2004 which concluded with them deciding that they would cre

he was also a candidate for president under the freedom party which is a protest party. what he did was run his presidential campaign. he went across the country until it was time for him to surrender and return the police , returned to prison. at which point he disappeared. and showed up a few months later in savannah. >> we with him? >> no, i did not know where he was. he was at montrial. i did not know. >> when did you reconnect? >> in algeria 1969. i was in the united states trying to figure out how to get to cuba. we had to go a roundabout way, you had to take a flight in algeria to cuba. i got there and got a message don't leave. eldridge is coming. >> kathleen cleaver joining us in studio. did you want to add something mr. joseph? attends king's funel , that is eugene mccarthy, bobby kennedy, hubert come free and richard nixon. becauset lyndon johnson of concerns -- security concerns is not attend, but he is accorded desk king is accorded the equivalent of a state funeral. but king is really afforded the equivalent of a state funeral and when we think about what is

a leader of a party advocating independence for hong kong has accused china of suppressing freedom of speech both the chinese and hong kong governments wanted to stop andy chan from giving a speech at the foreign correspondents club china's foreign ministry condemned the f.c.c. for hosting chan and said there was a bottom line for freedom of speech is robin cried. protest by probe aging supporters outside hong kong's foreign correspondents party how do you know their anger aimed at the man speaking inside. andy chan leads a small political party advocating independence from china leading to accusations that he's threatening national security due to the nature of how the chinese propaganda machine works the national party was instantly demonized as some sort of extremist group due to the single word independence in reality what the national party is chasing now there is no difference from what many homeowners wish for the dream of democracy although he says he's not guilty of any crime the police have recommended his party be banned if that happens he says it sets a precedent for stifl

humane communist system at the start of the year the communist party had begun allowing greater freedom of expression journalists working for czech radio were no longer censored. or so they did not want the radio building to be occupied. so people set up barricades they also set a tank on fire. the. images from that day are stored in the check archive of state security services the documents are studied and cataloged by historians like on the show a much a violent end to the prague spring is still felt today. and the sixty nine hundred sixty eight is always closely associated with this feeling of emotional shock that is tied to the occupation. to the twenty first of august in the days that followed it. a lot is where people resisted nonviolently to where people really came together as one in our society. it was a very very powerful time. but the events of the prague spring only fortified moscow's hardliners in the politburo czechoslovakia secret police were immediately expanded that past is now catching up historians believe current prime minister under a bobbish was himself an informer for the secret police. and. bush was

for almost twenty five years. seen continuously emphasis the freedom of speech and for the democracy party of china. for his her. father sure. trode incher. interesting. passionately. don't you count how. she's. joining me now is a dove admissable the german jews mysterious and who made the film we just saw an example of that welcome da vinci now why do filming outside the jail the police detained you what happened next next they took me to the police station close by they didn't tell me a reason they just took me on their car and then we drove for ten minutes and the police station then we went for three hours that in question is that is that it waits and then finally i could leave ok now but you can been warned by the head of your program at the university in beijing not to make that sin why did you still go ahead and do it because i think it's an important topic and especially out as far as we need to focus on this topic otherwise there is nobody who focus on these topics so i thought i have to do this especially after i did work on a lot of other topics during my bachelor's and master's in chinese studies i

the freedom summer where many young people lost their lives including goodman trying to get people registered to vote but it was for their sacrifices that we got the mississippi freedom democratic party and the challenge at the atlantic city convention which open up the democratic party and we got the voting rights act which was instrumental in opening america . our last republican president abraham lincoln talked about the government of the people that we started as a slave republic of white male property owners. but it's been through social struggle and constitutional change that america has opened up and i love radical equation that tells the story of this young philosopher magician who went south and created the freedom summer and now has gone back again to literacy which he thinks is the new civil rights struggle everybody has access to math and science and technology. >> i'm all done. this is a great book that my daughter, gave me called this is an uprising by morgan market paul taylor, how nonviolent roles are seeking the 21st century and it's a fascinating book because it attempts to develop a taxonomy of protests. and political organizing. so it basically said two kinds of m

for them through all of the things. a leader of a party advocating independence for hong kong has accused china of suppressing freedom of speech rival protests greeted andy chan as he arrived at the foreign correspondents club to give a speech both the chinese and the hong kong government want to be event canceled last month the police put forward an unprecedented proposal to ban chan's party for national security reasons. due to the nature of how the chinese public machine works the national party was instantly demonized as some sort of extremist group due to these single word independence in reality what the national party is chasing now there is no difference from what many homeowners wish for the dream of democracy and now as you all know the government is trying to. complete the calling us an illegal society. joins us pardon me we spoke to a little earlier here's what he had to say. this is been a fairly regular scheduled event and suddenly and the chant found himself being the man of the moment with his organization it seems being earmarked to be potentially banned here in hong kong for having this position of adv

himself on the political map for a move that help define him, one that he would repeat throughout his career, bucking his own party. >> you were right not just to fight for freedomresident ronald reagan, but the former military man disagreed with reagan's plan to send troops into lebanon. >> what is the united states' interests in lebanon. >> on october 3rd, 1983, 241 american servicemen were killed in their barracks. >> everything in me told me it was doomed to failure and i regret to this day i was right. >> yet standing up to ronald reagan made mccain a powerful voice. >> arizonans must choose between two different candidates. >> after four years in the house, mccain launched a bid for an open senate seat. he won by a landslide. mccain brought his persist answpersistance to the senate. >> he fights like he's at the naval academy. >> john was always very transparent about his owe emoti >> he blew up. >> yeah. >> i take it as something that shakes things up a bit in the senate. >> as far as these allegations are concerned. >> it was on vivid display in 1989 when mccain's close friend and mentor from his days as a navy liason, senator john tour, was nominated to

on the political map for a move that would help define him, one he would repeat throughout his career. bucking his own party. >> you're right not just to fight and die for freedom, but to -- >> he came to adore president ronald reagan. but the former military man disagreed with reagan's plan to send troops into lebanon. >> the fundamental question is what is the united states interest in lebanon? it is said we are there to keep the peace. i ask what peace? >> on october 23rd, 1983, 241 american service men in beirut were killed in their barracks by a bear of car bombs. >> everything in me told me it was doomed to failure and i regret to this day that i was right. >> yet standing up to ronald reagan and being right made mccain a powerful voice. >> arizonaians must choose between two very different candidates for u.s. senate. >> and in 1986 after just four years in the house, mccain launched a bid for an open senate seat. he won by a landslide. he brought his signature drive and persistence to the senate. at times, his passion set fire to a temper. >> so let's not put anything to rest. >> he just to this day fights like he's a plebe at the naval academy. >> john

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party. he was willing to speak out for freedom.ese are the qualities we need in our political life and that john mccain exemplified in his life over many decades. i hope that his life and legacy will serve as an inspiration to others because goodness knows we could use a lot more of those mccain-like qualities in our politics. >> and what do you think it says that john mccain has made his request about his exit, about the lying in state there in arizona, being in washington at the national cathedral, and then being laid to rest at the naval academy and to be eulogized by george w. bush and barack obama? >> well, the fact that he is going to be eulogized by bush and obama i think speaks to his largeness of spirit. of course, he lost presidential campaigns to both of those men and yet emerged with great relationships with both of them because there was a fundamental mutual respect there. but i think it speaks volumes that he does not want the current president of the united states speaking at his memorial service because, again, dona

himself on the political map for a move that help define him, one he would repeat throughout his career, bucking his own party. >> you were right not just to fight and die for freedomt ronald reagan, but the former military man disagreed with reagan's plan to send troops into lebanon. >> the fundamental question is what is the united states' interest in lebanon? it is said we're there to keep the peace. i ask what peace? >> on october 23rd, 1983, 241 american servicemen were killed in their barracks by a pair of car bombs. >> everything in me told me that it was doomed to failure and i regret to this day that i was right. >> yet standing up to ronald reagan and being right made mccain a powerful voice. >> arizonans must choose between two very different candidates for u.s. senate. >> and in 1986, after just four years in the house, mccain launched a bid for an open senate seat. he won by a landslide. mccain brought his signature drive and persistence to the senate. at times his passion set fire to a temper. >> so let's not put anything to rest. >> he just to this day fights like he's a plebe at the naval academy. >> john was always very transparent about his emotio

for democrats. >> i'm pro liberty, and pro constitution. kennedy: you are a politician because you can't abc the question. >> i'm going to stwict republican party i believe it' the party of object litionism and freedom. kennedy: you will not run for president in 2020. >> i will leave that to my betters. i think justin amash does a great job in the house of representatives. kennedy: best of luck tomorrow. let us know how you do. there is a will the of concern russians will try to hack the mid-term elections like they did in 2016. the intel chief spoke at the white house last thursday. the top democrat on the senate rules committee said concerns about election security don't go far enough. so we start to discuss also the threat to our power grid system, the threats to our financial system because the russians aren't stopping at the election equipment. we found out last month russian agents successfully hacks american utilities. how to we reflect our elections? joining me, cyber-security analyst morgan wright. welcome to the show. what is most of pressing here? is it safe warding our voting machines or is there some grander conspiracy to paralyze the united states by attacking our grid network? >> the

a leader of a party advocating independence for hong kong is accused china of suppressing freedom of speech are protests created andy chan as he arrived at the foreign correspondents club to give a speech with the chinese and hong kong governments wanted the event cancelled last month the police put forward an unprecedented proposal to ban chan's party for national security reasons. due to the nature of how the chinese public and the machine works the national party was instantly demonized as some sort of extremist group due to the single word independence in reality what the national party is choosing not is different from what many homeowners wish for the dream of democracy and now as you all know the government is trying to. complete the calling us an illegal society robin wright has the latest from hong kong. protests here in the center of hong kong angry at times and centering on this one particular building this is the foreign correspondents club and this has been the venue for a controversial lunchtime speech by andy chan now he is a little known political figure here but he h

. >> that experience and freedom come with living away from home for the first time. students plan to attend parties. inexperience combined with the anxiety of starting a new chapter can leave students vulnerable to sexual violence. >> there's so many resources here, which is part of the reason i like berkeley. there's so many things to do and people help you. >> students say during orientation they've learned cal offers support and services to survivors of sexual violence and they've learned safety tips. >> don't leave your drink down. stay with friends. a big part is picking who you stay with. >> when you walk in the door don't take a difference. four year -- drink, pour your own. >> 90% of sexual assaults are committed by acquaintances and attacks take place saturdays and sundays between midnight and 6:00 a.m. >> that's the worse part of the who do you trust. >> experts say students regard campus as their and let their guards down. trust your intents and don't -- instincts. >>> our developing news. ews a had to close the highway for a time while firefighters worked to stop the flames. it was firs

he represents a new me who has been in prison for almost twenty five years seen continuously emphasis the freedom of speech and fun of the democracy party of china. for his her hook in trying. to. follow a shirt from. you know if you're trying to ensure. one hundred you don't try. let's get more on the story now is david missile the german journalism student who made that film he joins us for more hi david while you were filming outside that jail police detained you tell us more about what happened next. well i waited for this lawyer who was inside the prison and then after half an hour they came like two or three police cars by and they took me to because police station where they let me wait for three hours and so just let me wait they didn't question me and then after the lawyer i accompanied also left the prison they questioned him and after this just let me go i went back to beijing on a board well. but finally in the end i didn't get my visa you didn't get your visa renewed we should say that you'd had been warned by the head of your program at your university in beijing that you should not make this film why did you decide to go

eight which for the first time many of these fundamental freedoms to be recognized in the mall the it seems that president mean wants to retreat to the days when it really was single party rule for for many decades as far as you're concerned is that constitution only a constitution in paper it is according to you being abused as we speak. that's exactly right with the laws that have come into force sense that two thousand and thirteen my president i mean came to power because i've been fundamental threats to the very vital freedoms that are and shined in the constitution is there a worry here as well that the people of them will know perfectly well what is going on assuming your report is accurate and it's an accurate reflection of what's going on and they simply don't vote so the voters will be skewed in the political process will follow on from that. i don't know if that's so much a concern as many feel they won't be getting unfairly the opportunity to vote given these reregistration requirements or that the opposition parties haven't had the chance to get their message across. given the pressures on the media and on their freedom of assembly so i think now that means

party advocating independence for. hong kong has accused china of suppressing freedom of speech rival protests greeted and churned as he arrived at the foreign correspondents club to give a speech of the chinese and hong kong government wanted the event to be cancelled last month the police put forward an unprecedented proposal to ban chan's party for national security reasons due to the nature of how the chinese public and machine works the national party was instantly demonized as some sort of extremist group due to these single word independence in reality what the national party is chasing now there is no difference from what many homeowners wish for the dream of democracy and now as you all know the government is trying to. complete the calling us and illegal society bride has the latest now from hong kong. protests here in the center of hong kong angry at times and centering on this one particular building this is the foreign correspondents club and this has been the venue for a controversial lunchtime speech by andy chan now he is a little known political figure here but he heads up a party of maybe only a coupl

for the wedding of the country's foreign minister. she was nominated by the pro-russian austrian freedom part party. putin toasted the couple and even led the bride in a dance before he left for a meeting in germany. >>> dozens of animal rights activists gathered at uc berkeley today with a message for amazon. they want the online retail giant to stop selling products they say are linked to animal cruelty. activists accuse amazon of selling meat and eggs from factory farms that abuse animals. they also say that many products promoted as humane are not. the group has launched a website to highlight the issue. >> it can direct people to our website to show you all the cruel products amazon is sending including fur even though that's been banned in berkeley, vale, a -- veal. >> we asked amazon for comment but the company has not responded. >>> most people use them to get to work or the airport, but how about to get to a doctor's appointment? ride sharing services like uber, lyft, and ford go are now teaming up with hospitals and clinics. they're offering rides to patients who need to get to non-emergenc