paul jackson, he was living with his parents in arizona. his hillsboro home. >> we have two half brothers that have the same disrespect and anger and hate for women, except their mother. they really are mama's boys. and they like to degrade women, and they like to do it in a very sadistic way. >> go ahead. you and paul are together in where? hillsboro? portland? >> portland. we saw that girl, and she was a real pretty girl. and we talked and we made arrangements to have sex. the three of us. queen size bed's pretty crowded. >> tell me again why your window got broken and what happened. >> because that girl jumped out the window. >> why did this girl jump out of your window? >> i have no idea. anytime she wanted to leave, she could have left, except for the fact that i caught her stealing money. she could have just as easily run out the front door. >> you're aware of course we're searching your house at this time with a search warrant. we're finding a lot of items in your house. >> yeah. >> we then found a bunch of other photographs of other

how would you describe paul jackson? >> paul jackson is a monster. he's just a monster. he has no regard for women or anybody. i don't know. >> i don't know if you've thought about it after so much time. i'm sure you've been trying to move on with your life, but what would you say to paul jackson today? >> i'm just relieved he's caught and hopefully he'll get to spend the rest of his life locked up, like they had intended for me. >> wow. now, one element of this, boris, is that there -- john had actually mentioned this in the piece that was featured about this case, is that there were a lot of photos found in the house and the apartment, or wherever they lived, or were staying. does that indicate to you or are you hearing anything more there could be other cases, other unsolved crimes, murders? >> it's a very interesting point john walsh brings up. apparently there were several pictures of women that were bound and authorities believe they were also sexually tortured by these brothers but they haven't been able to identify them. they haven't been able to track these wome

paul jackson was arrested monday leaving a hotel in guadalajara, on his way to work.e hopes it brings closure. >> it's like it brings all the emotions again. i hoped this day would happen but never actually believed it would. >> cnn learned overnight jackson was extradited back to the united states. cnn, new york. >> so jackson is expected to be in a los angeles court tomorrow morning for an extradition hearing. joining me now is john walsh, host of cnn's "the hunt." john, you said you were saddened and sickened that this character was still out there. so what is your reaction now that he is behind bars? >> truly thrilled, jake, it proves to me once again if you show the creeps on television and it's a privilege to do "the hunt" with cnn, and i had shown these guys several times on america's most wanted. but it proves to me if you give a tip, find a way to leave a tip anonymously, there is no need to be known. do the right thing, they gave us the tip, the u.s. marshals and the task force of hillsborough and portland, got that tip and acted on it immediately and took t

. >> it was 1991 and paul jackson was out on bond set to stand trial for kidnapping, rape and sodomyhe disappeared. >> paul jackson is just a monster, he needs to be caught. >> officers were tipped off to him when 17-year-old andrea hood says she was kidnapped by jackson and his half brother. they chained her to a bed and sexually tortured her for days before she was able to escape. >> they thought it was a type of drug induced fantasy by these prostitutes but it actually happened. >> the investigators found an basement where the torture was done and where they were assaulted. >> once all that evidence was there it was very easy for us to say let's go put them in jail. >> but jackson and roberts fled, not to be heard from until 2006 when roberts turned himself into police. during his trial, another accuser, mikhail dedric, testified. >> you terrorized me and left me emotionally crippled beyond words or expression. >> despite facing a 108 year sentence, vance roberts didn't give the investigators any insight until his brother's possible whereabouts. >> he is still doing exactly what h

his name is paul jackson. he was indicted in oregon and was featured two months on cnn's "the hunt with john walsh" and according to the u.s. marshal's task force, "the hunt "i played a significant role in the capture. john, good evening to you. police say a specific tip came in right after you featured paul jackson on "the hunt." tell us about this case. what happened? >> never ceases to amaze me, don. this is a good night tonight because this is a real creep. as you said, he's been out there for 25 years. i've been trying to catch him for those 25 years. i've featured him many times on america's most wanted and then when i got to do "the hunt," the privilege of doing "the hunt," i said i have got to put this guy on the show. he is wanted for multiple sexual assaults, kidnapping young women, he and his stepbrother, who is now in prison in a very odd coincidence. his stepbrother, vance roberts, turned him in in 2006 probably thinking none of these women would be around or be able to testify. but a couple of th

police captured paul jackson in mexico. his latest mug shot is on the left.the right is back in 1990 when he was indicted in oregon but fled. police officials are now praising john walsh and "the hunt." >> i'm saddened, angry and very surprised that paul jackson's been able to stay out there 23 years. because he is still doing exactly what he did. leopards don't change their spots, these type of guys. >> paul jackson is still out there victimizing other women. and i don't think he's going to let any of them live to testify against him this time. >> well he's not a free man anymore. boris sanchez joins us to tell us more. >> at least the fifth fugitive on the hundredt that's been captured. john walsh is doing great work. he's accuse of kidnapping, rape, sodomy and many other charges. arrested with his brother vance and at the time they both got away. vance was on the run until 2005. he turned himself into police and faced 108 years in jail. the u.s. marshalls office tells cnn that soon of the episode to the hunt air, is a substantial tip came in and they trace

he steadfastly denied he was paul jackson. >> reporter: but fingerprints don't lie. they had their guy. jackson was using the alias paul hamilton. he'd been living in mexico for several years. sergeant parks can't wait to face him on u.s. soil. >> for this case to go this long, for my police career, i'm glad it's coming to an end. i can finally say, yes, i got one more of my old cases. >> at this point, it's still unclear when paul jackson will be returned to oregon. >> that's right. whenever he does, he's going to face at the very least rape and kidnapping charges. >>> news 4 at 5:00 sart now with jim and wendy. >>> storm team 4 coverage right now, the rain is here, folks, and we are watching a very active radar. >> and we have already seen the kind of flooding that this system is causing. this is going to be a very busy night. and as you can see behind us, the rain is about to close in on the beltway. >> it is lighting up. if you're waiting on someone to get home in traffic, folks, be patient, it may be a rough ride. live team coverage on the conditions now and when

look at this screen, paul jackson, and on the left is what he looks like now, and on the right is theppened to be one of john wall,'s most wanted guys, and walsh says that jackson and his half brother had a horrifying story. they snatched women off of the street, and they kept them ch n chained in their house, and tortured them, and raped them, and locked them in the closet, and put them in a modern day dungeon. john walsh said he was not giving up until jackson was off of the streets, and that day has come after 24 years. take a quick look at a clip from the "hunt" and the glips of the heinous acts that jackson is accused of committing. >> 11:30 at night, and i was working as a patrol officer on the night shift, and i had received a call of kidnapping and assault at 37th and olympic here in hillsboro. when i arrived on the scene, i saw a young lady who was covered with cuts and bleeding. she told me that she had been kidnapped from portland. she wasn't sure where she was and she kept asking me where we were and i said, we were in the city of hillsboro outside of portland. >> in 1990,

paul jackson is a monster. he's just a monster. he has to regard for women or anybody. >> joining me now is deputy eric wall strom, u.s. marshal service, who helped track paul jackson down. deputy, thank you so much for joining me. you hear this woman describing him in detail. my question to you is, it was a tip after the hunt aired here on cnn, a tip came in through the show ultimately landed in your office, which led to this guy's capture in mexico. what can you share with me about that tip? >> yes, we did. good afternoon, brooke. with that after about a month or so of digging, working with mexican authorities ended up narrowing down to a location in mexico and it was on monday morning he was walking to work. the little information i have now is he was going to work at an electronics store and was apprehended by mexican authorities early monday morning. >> do we know how long he'd been in mexico, what exactly he was doing? >> that's what we're working on now. working with our counterparts in mexico to come up with a story line of

paul jackson was captured in mexico. he's accused of kidnapping as well as torturing two women, and he was taken into custody after being profiled by a well-known tv crime fighter, john walsh. abc's pierre thomas with the details. >> reporter: the nightmare began in this room 24 years ago. young oregon women kidnapped off the streets and raped for days. >> i was sure that i was going to die, and i was chained and shackled at my ankles and my wrists. >> reporter: the horror only ending when one freed herself and dove through a window to escape. >> directly across the hall from the bedroom where they kept me chained, and i knew that that was like my only, only escape. >> reporter: since then paul irvin jackson, the man accused of these crimes, had been on the run after jumping bail. jackson is behind bars in los angeles. tracked down in guadalajara, mexico by the u.s. marshals. jackson was arrested with the help of a tv show, and a familiar face now synonymous with catching bad guys, john walsh. his show decided to feature

paul jackson is accused of kidnapping and killing women in oregon. he went missing for 24 years until his story aired on "behind." -- aired on "the hunt." he has been living under an alias. he is now in prison in los angeles. to issue who failed she claimscenses, she met the pontiff. with crowds lining the streets, the pope seemed to strike the right no with americans. now, reports of a secret meeting with tim davis, the clerk in kentucky who defied a court order to issue marriage licenses. it was humbling he would want to meet me or know me. says she and her husband met the pope during his washington leg of the trip. >> i put my hand out. he grabbed it. i hugged him. he hugged me. he said thank you for your courage. davis is now back at work, but still not issuing marriage licenses. voiced his pope support for. >> do you support those claims of religious liberties? objection is as human right, even for government officials. >> he said stay strong. that was a great encouragement. onwing that the popes track with what we are doing, it validates everyt

paul jan paul jackson is captured.hat a terrible character. >> this is at least the fifth fugitive featured on the hunt that's been captured since. great story. paul jackson, essentially disappeared in 1991. he fled while he was out on bond. he and his brother were arrested. but they both got away before going to trial. his brother vance turned himself in in 2005. he's serving 108 years in prison but he still wouldn't give any indication as to where his brother might be. thanks to a tip from a viewer watching the episode of the hunt, he provided a significant tip to the u.s. marshall's office who tracked jackson down. in mexico. he was arrested while walking to work in a electronics story. john walsh last night made a very interesting note as well. they discovered photos of women who they believed had been brutalized by these men. many of the women were never tracked down. that's led to speculation that these men were capable of doing more than the horrible things they were already accused of. >> not only would grab th

talking about paul jackson, who was arrested in mexico, where he was living under an assumed name. he's accused of kidnapping and torturing two women in 1990. jackson fled after being bailed out of jail and had been missing ever since. he was taken into custody after his case was featured on a show hosted by crime fighter john walsh. >>> the auto workers union is threatening to strike one of the ford plants that makes the popular f-150 pickup truck. 7,500 union workers at the plant in kansas city, missouri. a strike could prove crippling to ford since the f-150 is highly profitable to the automaker. the uaw says ford has refused to address issues of safety, manpower, and seniority at the plant. >>> twitter's 140-character limit may be going the way of the fax machine. >> what? >> reports indicate -- yeah, get this. that twitter is working on a new product that will allow longer tweets. twitter has been debating for a while what to do with its unique limit on messages, and there's still actually no consensus within the company. the possibilities, though, range from raising the limit

working with, mexican authorities, arrested paul jackson at a hotel in guadalajara. he is accused of kidnapping and torturing young women in oregon. he disappeared after his mother posted bail in 1991. >> i had hoped this day would happen, but i never believed it would. i go along periods without thinking about it, and then i will have a flashback or memory. leon: the case was recently featured on cnn's "the hunt with john walsh." somebody called in a tip, leading authorities to mexico. his brother is serving a 108- year prison sentence for his involvement in the crimes. companies are facing an october 1 deadline to distribute new cards with secure chip technology. once you get your new card, you will notice a small metallic square to help prevent fraud. instead of swiping your card at the payment terminal, you have to insert it, holding it there for a few seconds. that is because the chip is creating a security code. if you have not received a new card yet, don't worry. companies say they are behind in the distribution efforts. leon: speeding up your next plane trip

. >> talking about paul jackson, arrested in mexico where he was live be under an assumed name. he accused of kidnapping and torturing two women in 1990. he was taken into custody after his case was featured on a show hosted by tv crime fighter john walsh. >> this low-life is finally going to face justice and these women are going to get their day in court. another one down, a really bad low life down. >> well, jackson fled after being bailed out of jail and had been missing ever since. he was booked into a jail in los angeles yesterday and will be sent to stand trial in oregon. >>> well, a major drug bust for the u.s. coast guard in the caribbean. more than $40 million worth of cocaine and marijuana. the shipment was first spotted by a coast guard plane off the dominican republic. the coast guard says this is a record year for drug busts by the service seizing more than $4 billion in cocaine in the past year. >>> all right. so the hunt is on in got his nails done on sunday and then be ared the nail salon. when he was asked to payee pulled out a sawed off shotgun and demanded ca

torturing two women in portland is arrested in mexico after being on the run for 24 years. 45-year-old paul jackson will have court proceedings in mexico before being brought back to oregon. >>> four hour standoff between police and armed manholed up in illinois health clinic end peacefully with the man's surrender. authorities say the man opened fire when entering the clinic. employees and patients able to evacuate as police arrived. >>> oklahoma city police sent on high-speed pursuit on shoulder of multiple interstates. they made the arrest while the car overturned trying to make an exit. troopers have not said why they were chasing the car. jenna: major city in northern afghanistan just a four-drive from the city of kabul. first time that happened since the u.s. defeated the taliban in 2001. now the u.s. is launching airstrikes to counter enemy forces. conor powell live in the newsroom. you spent years living and reporting in afghanistan. i'm glad to talk to you about this. tell us about the area where the taliban attacked. why were they focused there? >> there were reports as far as back as the

paul jackson cupg and sexually abusing prostitutes disappeared after making bail.es arrested jackson at a hotel. he has since been flown back to the u.s. and held in a los angeles jail. >>> let's all go off-the-record. think about this. the iran says holding 19 iranians for violating saxes laws. as soon as we lift the sanctions, their conduct would no long are be illegal. although they did commit crimes at the time. i don't want to start a run on rogue governments kidnapping innocent americans. but iran is holding three innocent americans who never got open and fair trials. christian pastor saeed abedini. u.s. marine amir hekmati and jason rezian. side considering releasing four iranian nationals. if president obama can swap five taliban terrorists for a deserter like sergeant bowe bergdahl, why couldn't he do deal three iranians whose conduct not you will legal for five. i don't care. i want this to end for the innocent americans. i want them home. like i said, i don't want to start a run on kidnapping americans. but let's at least think about this one. consider i

paul jackson is accused of kidnapping and torturing women in oregon.nally helped track him down. abc's pierre thomas has the story. >> reporter: after this mug shot was taken in 1990, paul irvin jackson vanished skipping bail after his arrest for the most depraved of crimes. this is jackson this morning finall captured and in a los angeles jail after 24 years on the run. >> the worst of the worst. it was one of our top priorities and that's why we never gave up. >> reporter: jackson 5 is accused of kidnapping and raping women, jackson and the other suspect, his brother, vance roberts both jumped bail in 1990. roberts now serving a 108-year prison sentence turned himself in 16 years later. but jackson disappeared remaining on the run. his location a mystery until john walsh decided to rust rec the cold case on his tv show. >> i'm not giving up till this creep is off the street. >> reporter: 24 hours after it aired in july a phone tip came in pointing to jackson being in mexico. the u.s. marshals tracked him down in guadalajara. he had apparently been li

. >> reporter: since then, paul erven jackson, the man accused of these crimes, had been on the run after jumping bail. but tonight, jackson is behind bars in los angeles. tracked down in guadalajara mexico by the u.s. marshals. jackson was arrested with the help of a tv show and a familiar face now synonymous with catching bad guys. john walsh. his show decided to feature the cold case and a critical phone tip came in within 24 hours that led authorities to jackson. >> this low life is finally going to face justice and these women are going to get their day in court. another one down. a really bad low life down. >> reporter: jackson's brother was on the run for 16 years before he turned himself in in 2006, for his role in those crimes. he's now served more than 100 years in jail. jackson likely faces the same justice. david? >> pierre thomas live in our washington bureau tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> now, to a new health headline out tonight about calcium and women. a new medical review finds that a new medical review finds that taking daily calcium supplements does little to strengthe

and so joey jackson and paul callan are with me.son we didn't hear directly from was kim davis herself. if i may, you sort of called it. had she stood before microphones and spoken from her heart, that could have gotten her in trouble. >> yeah. i was saying to you in the break, it would be a shocker for me. she's going to go home and then craft a careful statement, maybe that won't get her thrown back into jail. an off the cuff statement now saying she's not going to comply with the ortd of the federal judge will cause more problems. frankly, i'm watching her attorney say, this is such a simple thing. all you have to do is have the law changed or have the judge say she doesn't have to sign and it's not under her authority, problem solved, right? >> is it that simple? >> no. if she doesn't have to sign it, who does? and what if that person says i'm not going to sign it either because my religious beliefs preclude that. you have to have some law as to who is in charge of issuing the certificates. and in the end, that person has to agr

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paul irvin jackson was taken into custody in guadalajara on monday. he was detained in 1990 accused in the rape and torture of two women. >>> for many families the old-fashioned phone call is the only way to stay in touch. we have more on the cozy relationship between phone companies and prisons that critics say is fleecing families. >> reporter: of year on their birthdays, bethany frazier's boys looked forward to a special phone call. one that would often have her running to pick it up. the voice on the other end belonged to their father calling for a maryland prison where he served time for hitting and killing a man driving drunk. how important was it for you to have your kids being able to talk to their father even though he wasn't here? >> over time i realized how important it was for everybody to stay connected. again for me if the kids are my core concern, they needed to know that, hey, i do have a dad. he's not here. he cares about me. what he did has nothing to do with me. >> bethany did everything she could to keep her family connected. her y

joey jackson and paul callan are there as well.ed her to martin luther king. when you hear that, what do you think about her legal arguments? >> well, i think certainly people are entitled to their own views and i think the country is founded upon us being different and there is joy to be found in diversity. however, when you're an office holder and promise to uphold the constitution of the united states of america and don't do so, in essence, i think the legal argument would be made that you're imposing your views on some one else in that you're not issuing licenses that you're demanded to issue and that the law requires you to issue. i think the argument will ultimately be that you have a right to whatever beliefs you have, you just can't impose it upon citizens and, therefore, if you want to have the religious beliefs and are against it, you'll have to step aside from the office that you're holding upon the public that voted for to you serve. >> presumably she'll be going back to her job and she's got to make a decision. does sh

andrew jackson shut down the bank. so for everything from paul volcker and reagan, you have a lot of government people that have gotten this wrong. i'm not in the camp that janet yellen is all knowing. she missed her window and now she's reacting to the market. >> andrew jackson? that's a little much. >> some are saying that hamilton should never have created the fed. but you're the one who likes what they have been doing. >> when you have a job that needs to be done, send a woman. >> there we go. >> oh, wow. >> i have to send that to jonas. quick response. >> if if you look at the history of this country when we didn't have central banking, that was a scary time. i will take the frothiness over the panic. i personally think this is the strongest economy right now. personally, it is a fact and the whole world right now, and in that case as an american invest investor, you don't need safe havens like gold. in america, stocks and bonds do well. gold is down 40% over the last few years. as much as the stock market fell this 2008 that is not a safe h

speakers include joe biden, al gore, richard gephardt, jesse jackson, bruce babbitt, paul simon, and michael dukakis who went on to win the democratic nomination but lost to vice president george h.w. bush in the general election. this is two hours. >> thank you. i, too, would like to welcome everyone to the economics of america debate. the forum we believe will help iowans be better informed about some of the presidential candidates prior to the iowa caucuses. getting down to the business, let me introduce the candidates and may i ask that there be no applause in the interest of saving time. with that in mind, starting on my immediate right, senator joseph r. biden jr. of delaware. please, we save time for the candidates to speak. next to him, we have former arizona governor bruce babbitt. jesse jackson. massachusetts governor michael dukakis.

this year's lineup as a small taste of what's coming up, bob skaggs, welch, steve earl, paul from the jam, joe jackson, little feet, michael fram ton, loss lobos and tremendous lineup this year. for more information go to www. hardly strictly bluegrass.com. also when john paul jones from led zeppelin appeared and bob of the grateful dead appearances, we are always looking for incredible surprise performances and i'm always looking for turner klondike and if residents have immediate concerns about blocked drive ways, increased traffic and lack of public traption, they can call the harvick bluegrass community hotline. 415, 702-6727. or my office. the hotline becomes operational friday october 2nd. i hope to see everyone out there friday through sunday at the harley strictly bluegrass festival. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor mar, supervisor wiener. >>supervisor scott weiner: thank you, colleagues today i'm introducing legislation to reform and restructure the committee that deals with street closures in san francisco. this committee which is currently basically interest departmental committee withou

speakers include joe biden, al gore, richard gephardt, jesse jackson, bruce babbitt, paul simon and michael due kakis, who went on to win the nomination but lost to vice president george w. bush. this is two hours. >> this will help iowans. getting down to the business, let me introduce the candidates. may i ask there be no applause in interest of saving time. to my immediate right, senator joseph biden of delaware. [ cheers and applause ] . >> please, we save time for the candidates to speak. >> next to him, former arizona government, bruce babbitt. jesse jackson. massachusetts governor michael dukakis, former senator -- or rather senator albert gore jr. of tennessee. [ cheers ] >> missouri congressman richard gephardt and illinois senator paul simon. [ cheers and applause ] . >>> may i remind those men in the audience, these men are going to be restricted to as little as a minute and a half of time. if you insist on applauding, they'll have less time to express their views. >> on my left, george noah, managing editor of woi-tv. the official timers for this debate are john delighten and de

jackson area. a handful of homes are evacuated but no structures have been burned. >>> paul, this is one of the hottest days of the year. how long is this heat wave going to last? >> longer than most folks would like, especially away from the water where it hit 107 degrees in livermore. that is the second hottest day of the year and the 14th time they have hit triple digits. the average is 12. we are looking at highs, concord, napa, san rafael, santa rosa, morgan hill, gilroy. in the 100s. a little cooler in san francisco. welcome back fog. it is foggy at the golden gate now. that is the beginning of the end of the heat wave. san francisco and the immediate coastline not in the heat advisory tomorrow because temperatures there will begin to drop. that is the beginning of the end. some of you have two more days to go. we will talk about how hot and what will change coming up. >> thanks paul. >>> it is so hot, some south bay schools sent students home early today. they will do the same thing tomorrow. the campbell union district says many schools are not air- conditioned. school let out at lunchtime. >>

this year's lineup as a small taste of what's coming up, bob skaggs, welch, steve earl, paul from the jam, joe jackson, little feet, michael fram ton, loss lobos and tremendous lineup this year. for more information go to www. hardly strictly bluegrass.com. also when john paul jones from led zeppelin appeared and bob of the grateful dead appearances, we are always looking for incredible surprise performances and i'm always looking for turner klondike and if residents have immediate concerns about blocked drive ways, increased traffic and lack of public traption, they can call the harvick bluegrass community hotline. 415, 702-6727. or my office. the hotline becomes operational friday october 2nd. i hope to see everyone out there friday through sunday at the harley strictly bluegrass festival. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor mar, supervisor wiener. >>supervisor scott weiner: thank you, colleagues today i'm introducing legislation to reform and restructure the committee that deals with street closures in san francisco. this committee which is currently basically interest departmental committee withou

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this is like the beatles, michael jackson, taylor swift, justin bieber, john paul ii. all rolled into one right now. in terms of reaction. only reaction, that's what i'm talking about. just unbelievable. we know he's got to be getting closer to you now. >> reporter: we don't see him we heard from you he's about 70th. we're all the way at the south end, so it's going to be a couple minutes. mary turner from yonkers here believes she beat out her friends who were waiting at madison square garden. >> i do. they've been waiting a very long line. >> reporter: your wait is almost over. >> tank top. but it has been great. -- thank god. >> i saw him in may. it was actually beautiful. absolutely fabulous. >> reporter: you came through all this? >> because he's in my house. have to see him in new york. >> reporter: that's what all these people are doing. i don't hear it. i believe we're going to hear the approach of the pontiff way before we see him. and everybody's trying to get a clear look here. what do you think? do you think he's close by? >> seems so. >> reporter: we're se

paul and lindsey graham. this battle showing no sign of stopping just yet. >> hallie jackson, thank you very much.is more severe than any time in world war ii and continuing to get worse. overnight another 4,000 migrants arrived near athens coming from syria. greece has seen more migrants than all of 2014. more than 234,000 migrants have arrived in greece this year. another 114,000 flooded into italy. both key points of entry trying to get deeper into europe. thousands of them have hit a roadblock in hungary, stopping them from boarding trains that let them seek asylum in germany. claudio, was the scene like there today? >> reporter: well, jose, the tension here in front of the train station is still palpable and even rising certain the early hours, hundreds of migrants demonstrate against the decision to stop them from entering the main train station. the police letting tourists in but not migrants and stopping them from boarding trains to germany where they want to go to apply for asylum. now the attention has been stirred even more by the presence of a number of far right nationalists who have