party for illegally financing campaigns in the one nine hundred ninety s. and early two thousand. became the first prime minister in office to give evidence in a trial last year. former people's party treasurer lewis was among those convicted on monday once a close ally he was given a thirty three year jail sentence and fined fifty one million dollars royal insists the corruption allegations don't affect anyone in government less in the theory the sentence doesn't say i blame the people's party for being corrupt or creating an institutional corrupt system it doesn't say this will be helpful to read the sentence and read it well one hundred seventy six m.p.'s out of three hundred fifty hear it spain's congress would need to support a vote of no confidence for the motion to pass the socialist no they can't do this alone so they've drawn in support from their political rivals the leftist but their most party says it will back a vote of no confidence the centrists the other battles party says that it won't so we could all boil down to two smaller regional parties a council and i'm past nationalist parties to force the prime minister out of office both regimes say they'll now supp

people linked to his people's party for corruption. has the latest from madrid. one hundred seventy six m.p.'s here at the three hundred fifty seat congress need to support a vote of no confidence in prime minister mariano rajoy for the motion to pass it's all being spearheaded by the opposition socialist party and its leader paid for sanchez with the socialists come to this alone so they're looking for help from all the political parties here including the far left by demos party who have indicated that they would indeed support they smoke the socialists of also reached out to see other than off the citizens party for help to have suggested that they would back it too but not the possibility of petro sanchez replacing marianna as prime minister here here that i know seem more interested in pushing for new elections later on in the year primarily because they're doing very very well in the polls at the moment this could all well boil down to support from some of the smaller policies including the basque nationalist party that of the moment are trying to work out whether or not they would back

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the labor party to be talking about this issue is only corbin jimmy goban joe mcdonald three of the labor m.p.'s voted against a twenty fourteen immigration bill if it could be all these peoplevoted for it little party was nothing to be proud of in this regard and they mishandled it during the brown and blair government but they were part of a desperate not to be seen to be quote soft on crime and therefore what they did was become even more extreme than the conservative party so if you look at the votes not just on immigration issues but on a whole range of matters to do with civil liberties organized crime to the right of tourism in may and i find in government looking for allies who are going to adopt a moderate approach they work in the labor party there are actually some of the tory benches the labor party was way off to the white including for example on drugs if you were with bottom line portfolio similarly if you want to find a party to cut the health service they're part of a cut the health service can get away with it because they're perceived to be different to the health service the tories can't touch the health service showing the curious position that there was

party for illegally financing campaigns in the one nine hundred ninety s. and early two thousand. became the first prime minister in office to give evidence in a trial last year. former people's party treasurer lewis was among those convicted on monday once a close ally. he was given a thirty three year jail sentence and fined fifty one million dollars roy insists the corruption allegations don't affect anyone in government less than. the sentence doesn't say or blame the people's party for being corrupt or for creating an institutional corrupt system it doesn't say this will be helpful to read the sentence and read it well one hundred seventy six m.p.'s out of three hundred fifty here it means congress would need to support a vote of no confidence for the motion to pass the socialist no they can't do this alone so they've drawn in support from their political rivals the leftist but their most party says it will back a vote of no confidence the centrists the other battles party says that it won't so it could all boil down to two smaller regional parties a castle and ask nationalist parties to force the prime minister out of office both regions say they'll now support the no c

was overnight the third largest party those who are taking an old man emanates new m.p.'s dressed in workers' uniforms to remind people they would represent those the a.n.c. had a battle on the negus enough a nation in the same family. and that they were there to challenge the government of americana at every opportunity. and there were a million. church. when leisurely jews cry. you'll come here. and see the jews to cry. and where the board leads kill people you don't want us to come in here and say the government has killed people that is inconsistent with my little i'm not about my level of instruction to you east we are all i wanted was i didn't want to but i would not tell you i get on. with their own that state to me i maintained the a.n.c. government killed the people in my gun you live me no choice but to ask you to keep most of their income. that now and yet so i think. it. makes sure that that dog is still malema was a master of controversy even back when he was leader of the a.n.c. youth league he was not someone you want to get on the wrong side of and you know nothing about it in twenty ten when a journal

s have been debating a no confidence motion against mr hoyer after twenty nine people linked to his ruling people's party was jailed for corruption the main opposition says his policy is leading the charge it says he's lost credibility a court ruled that former people's party officials took bribes to fund election campaigns in exchange for lucrative public contracts. denmark is banning the wearing of full face veils in public from august their months justice minister has said the veil is incompatible with danish valley's women wearing burkas on nickels in public spaces will face fines france austria and belgium already implement similar laws u.n. agencies are appealing for urgent funding to help five and a half million syrian refugees the agencies warn the services will soon be cut unless there's a significant boost in the aid programs rail madrid zealot in sudan has quit the european champions after winning a third straight champions league title the frenchman cooled a surprise news conference ending a three year career with the spanish club. right yet today these are the latest headlines from us here a

party which extrapolating from the most recent election results would have a majority of m.p.'s in the british parliament wants to overthrow capitalism in effect she appeared to say the british people support its overthrow or certainly in italy party is not happy with your liberal capitalism have been on a roll this week just happy conte who is on the record as saying twentieth century ideological schemes are no longer adequate has been named prime minister for more we're joined from rome by italy's former foreign minister now s c special representative franco frattini thanks so much africa for cheney for coming back on the show so who is italy's new prime minister do sepic on to just up the culture is a professor you need birth florence is a professor in c.v. lol he has been making a study this. also abroad not only in italy any used to be dubai stress event of the superior council of a minister p. judy sherry so all he has some institution or experience to not only an academic when your old boss prime minister berlusconi says that forza italia will vote against this coalition what did you make of that yell yes apparently dalia decided to vote against old all someone to force a ta

s are debating a new confidence motion against prime minister mariano rajoy after twenty nine people in his ruling people's party would jail for corruption the main opposition party the socialist says the whole is lost credibility. is banning the wearing a full face veils in public for mogas the justice minister said the veil is incompatible with danish values women wearing burkas only cuts in public spaces will face fines france austria and belgium have already implemented similar in all . the ukraine is being criticised by russia as well as other media watchdog for faking the murder of an anti kremlin journalist. who was reported to have been killed in care if it turned out that it wasn't the case at all he turned up life at a news conference ukraine says his death was staged to try to catch his would be assassin but russia calls it a provocation and press freedom groups have said that it couldn't danger the work of journalists for a challenge reports from moscow. back from the dead russian journalist. and to the press conference in kiev two approvals hours after most of the world cooled from being shot dead h

north korea, kim jong-un, killed over 144 people of his own party,'s own military.illed his uncle,'s half-brother killed with sarin gas. they are not good players. iran -- i do not want to dictate what they do but when you go into an agreement not a treaty, as president obama and john kerry pushed for. john kerry said, no deal is better than a bad deal. this was a bad deal. i agree with john kerry. it was a bad deal. that should have been something we walked away with. iran has had heavywater, the enrichment of uranium, they have gone over the limit twice. they're getting ready to go over again. if iran is a good player -- why they producing heavy water? president eisenhower said, a peaceful nuclear program would be out in the open. the only reason to have a clandestine, overt nuclear program is for weapons. the facts are out there. i appreciate your comment. host: u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson was quoted "britain has no intention of walking away. we will cooperate with parties to ensure that while iran restricts its program, is people will benefit from sanct

party which extrapolating from the most recent election results would have a majority of m.p.'s in the british parliament wants to overthrow capitalism in effect she appeared to say the british people support its overthrow or thirdly in italy party's not happy with your liberal capitalism have been on a roll this week just to pick on ten who is on the record as saying twentieth century ideological schemes are no longer adequate has been named prime minister for more we're joined from rome by italy's former foreign minister now an o.s.c. special representative franco frattini thanks so much africa for tina for coming back on the show so who is italy's new prime minister do sepic on to just up the culture here is a professor of new birth of florence is professor in c.v. lol he has been making a start is also a broach not only in italy any used to be good by stressing the end of the superior council of a minister of the judiciary so all he has some institutional experience to not only an academic one your old boss prime minister berlusconi says that forza italia will vote against this coalition what did you make of that yell yes apparently. decided to bullshit against old dog someone

party for illegally financing campaigns in the one nine hundred ninety s. and early two thousand. became the first prime minister in office to give evidence in a trial last year. former people's party treasurer lewis was among those convicted on monday once a close ally. he was given a thirty three year jail sentence and fined fifty one million dollars roy insists the corruption allegations don't affect anyone the government less in. the sentence doesn't say or blame the people's party for being corrupt or creating an institutional corrupt system it doesn't say this will be helpful to read the sentence and read it well one hundred seventy six m.p.'s out of three hundred fifty here it means congress would need to support a vote of no confidence for the motion to pass the socialist no they can't do this alone so they've drawn in support from their political rivals a leftist but their most party says it will back a vote of no confidence the centrists the other battles party says that it won't so it could all boil down to two smaller regional parties a castle and ask nationalist parties to force the prime minister out of office both regions say they'll now support the no confiden

is different from talking to a political audience. 1860's, they start noticing her and people like the head of the new hampshire herblican party, he writes in invites her to come up and give a talk. , theis the local paper details, this is a commentary on one of her talks. she gives 20 paid campaign she gives 20 paid campaign lectures in 1863. she is 20. the way she handled the copperheads was not so pleasant to those present. it is seldom our people have the pleasure of listening to so able, eloquent and patriotic address, and we feel assured that the vast number present went to their homes feeling amply repaid for their troubles. she gives another talk in new hampshire, you can see my old underlining's. then she starts touring. new hampshire, connecticut, pennsylvania, new york. there is a story that some a shot at her in pennsylvania which i could never discover if it was true. she goes to maryland in there is says, peoplethat listening to the speech were disarmed of all prejudice as soon as she began to speak. in hartford, she will not be able to vote for another 60 years, she never actually votes. they list who is touring

party which extrapolating from the most recent election results would have a majority of m.p.'s in the british parliament wants to overthrow capitalism in effect she appeared to say the british people support its overthrow or certainly in italy party is not happy with new liberal capitalism have been on a roll this week just happy conte who is on the record as saying twentieth century ideological schemes in the longer adequate has been named prime minister for more we're joined from rome by italy's former foreign minister now as c special representative franco frattini thanks so much africa for twenty for coming back on the show so who is italy's new prime minister do sepic on to just up the culture is a professor in the birth florence is professor in c.v. lol he has been making a study of this. also a brooch not only in italy any use to be duped by stress event of the superior counsel of a minister keep judy sherry so all he has some institution or experience to not only an academic when your old boss prime minister berlusconi says that forza italia will vote against this coalition what did you make of that yell yes apparently dalia decided to vote against old dog someone to force

party which extrapolating from the most recent election results would have a majority of m.p.'s in the british parliament wants to overthrow capitalism in effect she appeared to say the british people supports its overthrow or certainly in italy party is not happy with new liberal capitalism have been on a roll this week just epic conte who is on the record as saying twentieth century ideological schemes are no longer adequate has been named. i'm in a spare for more we're joined from rome by italy's former foreign minister now in o.s.c. special representative franco frattini thanks so much africa for twenty for coming back on the show so who is italy's new prime minister do sepic on to just up the culture here is a professor at university of florence is professor in civil lol he has been making studies also a brooch not only in italy any used to be dubai stress event of the superior council of a minister p. judy sherry so all he has some institution or experience to not only an economic one your old boss prime minister berlusconi says that forza italia will vote against this coalition what did you make of that yell yes apparently dalia decided to vote against old all some hundred f

people to leave their homes. armenia, there is a political deadlock. the ruling party says it will support the opposition leader' s -- opposition leader's bid for prime minister. theic anger has bowled over -- spilled over the perceived cronyism. here's more from our correspondent. reporter: first of all, on wednesday, there was a mass mobilization. once again, supporters have shown they will not accept any prime minister other than him -- i'my are capable of sure there were negotiations going on behind the scene. we have reached a deal. they do not know what promises have been made, but he is a problematic politician. he has the support of people behind him, but iup against a very well entrenched elite and theyruled armenia, have gotten their power and resources and it's worth noting the republican party reserves the right to go back on its in the event of mass civil disobedience or if there are strikes. and once again, their language has been quite vague. that they will wait and see what happens whether they keep their promise to vote for him. next to the u.k. -- a series of vocal elections. results show teft-le

than eight hundred people between one hundred sixty eight and twenty ten before declaring a ceasefire a year later the u.k.'s prime minister is facing a revolt from within her own party on brics it which could potentially bring down her government a group of around sixty euro skeptic m.p.'s from tourism a's ruling conservative party spoken out against her favored plan for a customs partnership with the e.u. post bricks it. and alarming new report says air pollution is killing seven million people globally each year and the problem is still on the rise the world health organization is also warning that the inequality between the world's rich and poor is widening there's headlines to stay with us next up is the stream more news for you after that. welcome to the stream live on al-jazeera and you tube i'm femi oke a how old were you when you cast your first election vote eighteen nineteen maybe even your early twenty's well eleven and most people under the age of thirty have never had the chance to vote for who they want to parliament now many young lebanese voters are relishing the chance to cast their ballots in the country's first legislative elections since two thou

s are debating a no confidence motion against the prime minister mariano rajoy after twenty nine people linked to his ruling people's party jailed for corruption the main opposition socialist party is leading the charge to remove a horror from office it says he's lost credibility a cool drooled that form of people's party officials took bribes to fund election campaigns in exchange for lucrative public called intra. un agencies have been meeting in jordan to discuss the plight of millions of syrians caught up in the world's largest refugee crisis seven years of war has false more than five and a half million people to flee the country and seven million internally displaced six hundred thousand children are not going to school the u.n. says the situation is dire and they desperately need more funding. denmark's parliament has voted to ban the use of full face veils in public spaces the lol take effect in august france germany and three other european countries have already implemented similar laws justice minister has previously said the veil is not compatible with danish values women wearing burkas on the carbs in public

the idea is s if 20% of the people believe what you believe as a party you should not just be able toun, but you should be able to participate in the makiking the laws. otherwise, those people aren't represented. it's a kind of idea of, i don't know, democracy. [laughter] because you're not gonna exclude 20% of the people, which you do if the winner takes all, and by the way, in the united states, we do that sometimes. some of the primimaries of the two parties are--if you read that ron paul got x% and romney got y%, then they each get a certain number of delegates. that's proportional representation, and we've had that in elections in the united states, too, but we got rid of it. the europeans have it. so in germany when the die linke party got 12% of the vote, they get 12% of the seats in the parliament. so 12% of the people who are in the parliament are members of a party that believes that germany can do better than capitalism. highly successful, capipitalist economy produces a criticism, and if you get more than 5%, not only do you get your seats--and that's true in the laender,

people who are looking for ten jubal policy proposals and also. poses that will make their daily life better if you look at the alliance that is formed by this the h p s p good party and the democratic party we see that they come from very distinct ideological backgrounds this will be perhaps their biggest challenge to maintain their coalition on a sustainable basis rather this comes out as a very as a call ition that is. coming out as a desperation against a party and a president who has claimed to have claimed victory for the all the elections past decade and a half. yemeni security officials say the united arab emirates is amassing a troop presence on one of its islands is seen as being strategically important it lies in the gulf of aden along important oil trading routes it also provides access to nearby regions including the horn of africa the yemeni prime minister paid a visit to troops on the island on weapons day and shortly after that official say the u.a.e. unloaded soldiers tanks and armored transports into the area the yemeni troops were reportedly expelled the iraqis have been expanding their influence in southern yemen a part of the saudi led coaliti

facing opposition from an alliance of parties that includes the republican people's party or c h b d w spoke to my head of the c h b s presidential candidate one of turkey's fiercest opposition voices. my focus is on three things first making peace second economic development and third fair distribution of resources. go. to accomplish these things i offer three principles first and which direction should we turn to the. second will be the means. and individual freedoms and third what will be the administrative structure the administration won't be based on a one man regime and checks on a strong leader with a capable team. called. let me go and. it is fun when you hear what located tell us about him in chile and his party the c.h.p. . the c.h.p. is the biggest opposition party here in turkey they describe themselves as a modern social democratic party but they also follow a nationalist approach they draw their support from secularist voters most of all in western turkey cities like is neo on telly these are their strongholds and yes they announced what an engine as their presidential candidate just recently a man who

than eight hundred people between one hundred sixty eight and twenty ten before declaring a ceasefire a year later the u.k.'s prime minister is facing a revolt from within her own party on bricks it which could potentially bring down her government a group of around sixty euro skeptic m.p.'s from tourism a's ruling conservative party spoken out against her favored plan for a customs partnership with the e.u. post bricks it. alarming new report says air pollution is killing seven million people globally each year and the problem is still on the rise the world health organization is also warning that the inequality between the world's rich and poor is widening there's headlines to stay with us next stop is the stream more news for you after that.

party which many people had written off. gained 75 seats across the country but in terms of council ‘s game, they were the big winners.m. —— councils gained. not every seat was up, not always changing control, councils. difficult to focus on individual places and see what is happening broadly. how does it affect the two biggest parties, the once contending for government in the next election? to some extent, the next election? to some extent, the takeaway is not very much happened. both the two main parties gain some seats and some cancels here and there, lost hereunder. labour didn't make the big gains they were hoping tonight. counsels like wandsworth, but they took tower hamlets, the last two declared, labour majority from no overall control. the conservatives moved forward outside of london particularly in the towns and places like nuneaton and derby where labour would traditionally have expected to do quite well. the midlands, labour heartland towns. . particularly after yea rs of heartland towns. . particularly after years of conservative government, expecting a reaction? exactly. all the movement was incrementa

many people in the bay area many people in the bay area celebrated the occasion by attending watch parties as well. kron 4'sra stinson went to a british pub in san jose to catch the i- do's. reporter intro: pub to enjoy the royal wedding one woman came alone and left with a new group of friends. every single person had their royal attire on. while people watched, they enjoyed a british breakfast and wedding cake. everyone i spoke to was in awe of the true love seen between harry and meaghan markle. a co-owner of the pub is from britain - he likes to throw

lens that they come from, from a political party, i think the keyer thingis that when w talayng s aatut demo who are angry hillary clinton lost. all those people are looking m t robeller saying, please get this man out of office. and the republicans who like so many people told them enley wer feee supporting the wg idtratumep could never win, thel very wronged and feely like t should be doingingbout a the investigation. robeesdortuell m ihesser aue president decline an interview? mark: he could issue a subpoena. he'sessiveear hel. how lling to be. hence, that gution -- discussion about whethere would indict president trump. he tends to play things by the book. it's not clear how the president would respond. it would quickly escalate if he rejectedth it. reason that rudy giuliani has to be soeful on this question is that i think a lot of his lawyers or several lawyers would argue there are manyisks for h speaking to the special counsel because many of the things the president h said to date have been proven wrong or contradictory so i think there's a worry on the part of his legal team him in front at thef o m devlin,iuliani d.j.o asserted that

s from the ruling republican party used their parliament tree majority to block the so-called people's candidate selection to prime minister by forty five votes to fifty five despite him being the only candidate. a huge gathering of supporters expected the vote would reflect the will of the armenian people. they followed the debate from the square or on radios and smart phones but republican m.p.'s spent knowing hours questioning nicko passion younes right to govern or his competence in a military crisis to the crowd's cheers the. i don't partially on direct mr passion in just as yesterday today you have not convinced me i do not see you as the supreme commander not. when mr president lay to join the crowd elude we still buoyant. he'd think if we're talking about negotiations i want to officially say that that may only refer to the political funeral of the republican party mr push in yen has spearheaded the mass protests that led to the resignation of the veteran leader says sucks yan last month is promising to rid the poor country of corruption and poverty and bring about free and fai

people. in the party is poised to form italy's next coalition government unveil a political program that attacks some of the e.u.'s most in french policy. very good evening to you. you are watching r.t. international. turned deadly after two shooting incidents at high schools in the united states one of them in the morning in texas the other later at night in georgia in the latest incident one person was killed and two others wounded as an argument broke out in a school parking lot happened after a graduation ceremony had been held across the street earlier a massacre santa fe high school left ten people dead and ten others wounded. we started immediately barricaded the door as soon as we got in the classroom and i mean a couple fellow classmates were trying to calm the girls down because they were just crying bawling you know it was really it was actually happening to our school. several people down there probably got a. little more coming out. nothing got shot. and seen as no one's won out everybody just started running outside and they think you know everybody lives and you hear. to the fears or you get high li

than eight hundred people between nine hundred sixty eight and twenty ten before declaring a ceasefire a year later. the u.k.'s prime minister is facing a revolt from within her own party on brics it which could potentially bring down her government a group of around sixty years skeptic m.p.'s from trees amaze reading conservative party has spoken out against her favorite plan for a customs partnership with the e.u. postscripts it. is that. soft to the second half of witness. foreign workers. in the labor market i think the quality. people that have been brought over. to the people. we care where they're from we care what they look like we care because they're not us if they were coming from england if they were coming from australia if they were coming from the united states nobody would say. maybe out of them in the past but up me i sneeze i am asking them about me and i'm a that would never cross a bus what i'm about all young up and i am one hundred on a bus but for now that might be begin looking out on my doorstep and. i think the government will want that. i'm calm about last month i need grass iraq's i'm going to bow out of the. government got me some us want u

s are debating a no confidence motion against their prime minister mariano rajoy after twenty nine people linked to his ruling people's party would jailed for corruption the main opposition party the socialist is leading the charge to remove the holy from office it says that he's lost credibility a court ruled that former people's party officials took bribes to fund election campaigns and exchange for lucrative public contracts me fucker is our correspondent in madrid. one hundred seventy six m.p.'s here at the three hundred fifty seat congress need to support a vote of no confidence in prime minister mariano rajoy for the motion to pass it's all being spearheaded by the opposition socialist party and its leader paid for sanchez with the socialists come to this alone so they're looking for help from other political parties here including the far left by demos party who have indicated that they would indeed support base motion the socialists of also reached out to see other than off the citizens party for help to have suggested that they would back it too but not the possibility of petro sanchez replacing mariano as prime mi

from an alliance of parties that includes the republican people's party known as c h people did it when you spoke to my arm in shade the see a h.p.'s the presidential candidate and one of turkey's fiercest opposition voices the shmuck my focus is on three things first making peace second economic development and third fair distribution of resources that you own your numbers then to accomplish these things i offer three principles first direction in which direction should return to the european union second what will be the means a marker so you're an individual freedoms and third what will be the administrative structure called the administration won't be based on a one man regime and his operetta chicks but i'm a strong leader with a capable team in charge called ready. well one issue that still sparks controversy in turkey are the gasing park protests that took place five years ago hundreds of thousands of people rallied back then in the streets of istanbul against plans to build over the small greenaway says in the center of the city but as you know we use reports people were concerned about more than just protecting a park i am

people like koon heikop who has hig s sights set on saving them. reporter: on weekends koen heikop's classmates go out on the soccer pitch or to parties, but koen heads windmill. alongside school, the 16-year-old is learning to be a miller. he's apprenticed to henk demoet in the 130-year-old mill in dongen close to the belgian border. koen already knows the routine. first he puts out the flag, meaning the miller is there. then the rotor shaft has to be lubricated with pork fat according to a centuries-old practice. and finally the sails are stretched over the rotor blades. koen: my friends like what i do here. but they don't really understand it. when i talk about it, they get bored pretty quickly. reporter: boring or not, windmills are the emblem of the netherlands. there are around 1000 in the country, and nearly all of them are still running, and not just for tourists. they are still used to grind grain, power sawmills, or pump water into the low-lying reclaimed areas called polders. but there's a distinct need for a new generation, like koen, says the master miller. he is almost 70. henk: nowadays it's mainly retired people who do it as a hobby.

many people in the bay area celebrated the occasion by attending watch parties as well. kron 4'sra stinson went to a british pub in san jose to catch the i- do's. reporter intro: nearly 200 people came to this pub to enjoy the royal wedding with others.one woman came alone and left with a new group of friends. every single person had their royal attire on. while people watched, they enjoyed a british breakfast and wedding cake. everyone i spoke to was in awe of the true love seen between harry and meaghan markle.

parties and the french comp final the n.b.a.'s are a third division team from a town of fifteen thousand people their players practice at the starthey france today well aware of the tacitly phase against p.s.g. a club with a budget of well over five hundred million euros and the n.b.a. budget by the way is about two million. so that we are aware of how lucky we are to be able to practice on these famous grounds we're trying to savor the moment and simply make the best of it. and i think that it's a spectacular final honestly because it brings together all the football the amateur side and the professional side and often we have the tendency to divide them up and to oppose them but at this final there will be football with a capital that. they can go on if. well as temperatures across the northern hemisphere rise and flowers begin to bloom homeowners know it's time to start that weekly tour of cutting the grass but where some see drudgery others see an opportunity for sport allow us to introduce you to the lawn mower racing. any of it's not and smoggy but these drivers one wanted any other way to. mastering the bumps and navigatin

people are giving them strange looks. the are getting a first-hand experience of the s shift and italian politics. correspondent: the head of the right-wing populist labor partyants to push through a hardline, anti-immigrant agenda as italy's next interior minister. he and coalition partner luigi d emaio from the five-star party want to deport half a m mlion migrantsts as part of the agreement. experts say that might not exceed -- mimight not succeed. >> they will try to do things but it don't think they will be able to be really effective things. the common basis of these parties is the idea that they are both antiestablishment parties. i do not expect a very long, long-standing operation. correspondent: after months of uncertainty, sense of relief among the general population. polls suggest six of 10 italians are ready to welcome a populist coalition government. voice of translator: we have had very little substantive progress in politics over the last few years. i hope this alliance come a few you can call it that, will make a positive difference. >> i'm feeling nervous about this. a bit anxious. we are taking a big risk. >> i think change is good. italian

s tweets. at your book party the other night, one of the first people you would think was donald trump for support. >> it was not i who thanked him for tweeting me. >> i wish you wouldn't be tweeting me, i have been blown away by the rate at which it is selling and makes me happy. >> he learned like michael twe. >> before we plunge in, i want to thank our friends at george washingtonc-span, all the interviews, c-span was carried live, and the executive director of flatiron. and thank you to my colleagues who helped pull this off. as you got in the media spin cycle, what did you learn about your self with a straw hat. that is not something i crave or thrive on. it makes me uncomfortable, people are very nice. what i learned about the media, asked questions about a book they have not read. there will be a quiz. >> this book is largely about leadership and part of your original idea, help us with this leadership paradox, how would you be confident enough to be humble? >> it requires enough sense of self, basic conviction that i'm okay and allows you to realize i am not okay enough and gives you comfo

s from the ruling republican party used their parliament tree majority to block the so-called people's candidate's election to prime minister by forty five votes to fifty five despite him being the only candidate a huge gathering of support is expected the vote would reflect the will of the armenian people. they followed the debate from the square or on radios and smart phones but republican m.p.'s spent knowing hours questioning nicko passion younes right to govern or his competence in a military crisis to the crowd's cheers you or. i don't you know you better direct mr passion in just as yesterday today you have not convinced me i do not see you as the supreme commander i. was with mr pushing in late to join the crowd elude we still buoyant. hearing if we're talking about negotiations i want to officially say that that may only refer to the political funeral of the republican party mr pushing and has spearheaded the mass protests that led to the resignation of the veteran leader says suck c.n.n. last month is promising to rid the poor a soviet country of corruption and poverty and br

party. i'm really not sure itsn has muh to do s with gay people. >> tucker: oh oh!t a civil rights activist, he's a political hack who will say anything to get his candidate elected. >> i think you might be onto something. shocking i realize, incredibly shocking. that might be what's happening here. >> tucker: thank you. i knew you would explain it. i was thinking, really? concentration camps? i don't know. i don't catch all the news. i appreciated clearing that up. >> thank you very much. >> tucker: great to see you. president trump took another shot at nfl players who kneel for thee national anthem. did the nfl here it? what is their view on that these days by the way? i the latest coming out. ♪ rbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. ♪yea, you can be the greatest ♪you can be the best ♪you can be the king kong ♪bangin on your chest ♪you can beat the world you can beat the war♪ ♪you can talk to god while b

people are partying, people are coming out, and people are hotheads. how are you going to hold him responsible authorize that. >> i think what we're trying to say, of the 6 5 c.a.d.'s that were presented in june, if you go through even a few, noise complaints, it says 447 broadway, hue. in the actual c.a.d., it says a different nightclub. hue, verbal fights. down the street, not even close to hue, on stockton, montgomery. suspicious person reports, our address. no -- nowhere near it, but if you read into the c.a.d. -- and that is why there's only eight actual incident reports of the out of the six intoxication c.a.d.'s, none of those were patrons of hue. none. in fact five out of the six of those, we actually flagged down sfpd to come and help. or specifically one, at 2:30 a.m., a female nonpatron acted out in front of our door, and we bring her inside to help her, and we call first aid and for sfpd. we' >> we've been down this road, and i don't think our commission has said you're responsible for every kring will c.a.d. report. i hear that loud and clear. i think today when we're talking about st. patrick's day, there's a claim that your head of security didn't be