it coincided with emergency of a large transnational popular front movement in the mid 1930s that hadwn in response to the rise of global fascism. and it pushed pan american feminism to new stage of what i call popular front pan american feminism. this is a latin american led feminism that combine socialist labor concerns equal rights demands for women in the context of an anti-fascist and anti-imperialist inter-american solidarity. the popular front, the communist parties call for an anti-fascist collaboration between communists and social democrats, was extremely influential in latin america. it can get mental power in chile and mexico and its function as a social movement that often turned into an electoral coalition of political parties and in numerous latin american countries especially those were right-wing governments reminiscent of european fascism were taking power. these groups had transnational links with each other and common goals including support for the republican cause of the spanish civil war, puerto rican nationalism, and nationalization of mexican oil, and because

did this if i would say you disagree but mr probus is a representative for both parts of cold popular front and this party is suffers the most. of the premature elections because right now they they came 1st in the previous elections lost a lot of the popular support because their prime minister mr he said you had to be responsible for the most unpopular reforms in the contract and increase of gas and electricity tariffs what people of course didn't like a poll. that's why the. approval of the sponsor right now is. so it's over this that in the next elections the sponsors move busy making it to the next parliament so of course he was. of course it was speaking very loudly against this but. another political party which makes their own call we show. will be a pro presidential party is the other way around so they won't premature elections because they think that there was sort of sleaze for there were no lies right now and that they can become the major opposition in the next parliament which. francis bacon dealt well i think this is actually a very interesting topic because the outgoing rat

pretty divisive i would say you disagree well mr probus is a representative for both parts of cold popular front and this party suffers the most . the premature elections because right now they they came 1st in the previous elections lost a lot of their popular support because their prime minister mr he said you had to be responsible for the most unpopular reforms in the contract and increase of gas and electricity tariffs what people of course didn't like a poll. that's why the approval of the sponsor right now is more.

boycott campaign groups these have been linked to terrorist organizations including hamas and the popular front for the liberation of palestine the paper also noted e.u. monies funneled to the palestinian authority or finding their way into pension funds for terrorists the german chancellor is also faced claims of hypocrisy despite her consistent backing of the sovereignty and security of israel. i strongly condemn all the anti jew or anti semitic crimes and acts not least those which were recently shown at the pro palestinian demonstrations masked as criticism of the politics of the state of israel but were in fact the one and only representation of hate against jewish people. it goes with us and i believe that the european union and also germany as a state member of the e.u. should try to pursue a realistic approach to the threat which terrorism poses especially for israel. we shot you reject with the rain leadership we stand by our commitment for the security of israel and he said this very clearly and unequivocally to iran at every point in time. to discuss this further let's bring in diplo

divisive i would say you disagree well mr probus is a representative for both parts of cold popular busy front and this party suffers the most. premature elections because right now they they came 1st in the previous elections lost a lot of the popular support because their prime minister mr he said you had to be responsible for the most unpopular reforms in the car.

had said that he too was very concerned having received intelligence that units of the popular mobilization fronts had been moving rockets around to the assad military base which is where 5200 u.s. troops based he regarded that as a provocation the iraqi government said for its part that it had done the assessment it did not regard it as a provocation and we're hearing that german troops have been carrying out training exercises with the iraqi military have suspended those training exercises but also news reports which are quoting the german defense ministry say that germany had no indications of its own of attacks supported by iran all of this raising questions about the nature of the intelligence that the u.s. is using to carry out its military operations in the gulf against iran and this has people in iraq right in the center between the u.s. and iran very very concerned. well let's get the picture from tehran his inbox robbie. any time in the past several weeks when the united states has raised the stakes against iran when it is ratcheted up the pressure iran's leaders have come across saying

yes as charles mentioned he came in and said that there were movements being made by the popular mobilisation front some of the shia groups here in iraq apparently he described the moving of rockets around the military base up and bar province which the u.s. was regarding as provocative but at the time the iraqi government said it had done its own analysis and they did not regard that movement as provocative and all of this is raising questions about the interpretation of the intelligence that the u.s. is getting and of course this is also the intelligence in which the white house is basing all its maneuvers of its military equipment and naval equipment in and around the gulf the iraqis meanwhile are watching this with growing concern worrying that in the in a standoff between the u.s. and iran they are going to be caught in the middle right at the summit the latest out of baghdad thank you it's going to say misrata he joins us from tehran so tehran obviously is at the center of all of this saying what is iran's position given all of this rhetoric. well any time in the past several weeks when the u

the paradox is that even though he has not really delivered on the jobs front, he remains an extremely popular leader with a large section of india's youth. he has reached out to the demographic through his radio addresses and through other things, and i think for him to come back to power again, which appears likely, he will need the continued support of young indians. >> if he has not delivered on the jobs front, how has he managed to remain so popular among the youth and other parts of india's population? >> that is a paradox. i think the short answer is that many of them admire him as a kind of strong figure, a poll leader. he plays to the idea that national security is his strong suit. we had recent tensions on the border between india and pakistan and india in and pakistani territory. all of that has bolstered his image as this very clean, incorruptible, strong leader, and that seems to be quite appealing to many young indians. >> let's talk about his record. he did come in promising to tackle unemployment, to deliver more on poverty, on jobs. what has he actually accomplished in the las

because apparently members of the elements of the popular mobilization front those shia groups within iraq that many of which are backed by iran had been apparently moving rockets around the al assad's military base in the province and they the u.s. regarded that as a provocation the iraqi government and its tone said they had analyzed the movements of those rockets and they did not regard it as a provocation interestingly we've heard also that there have been german troops who've been in iraq for some time helping also to try to train iraqi forces that training has been suspended but there are also news reports which are quoting the german defense ministry which had been talking about those troops suspending that training which has also been saying that germany had no indications of its own of attacks supported by iran now all of this is charles mentioned does run into leading to a lot of speculation and questions about the nature of the intelligence that the white house is relying on in order to carry out its military operations here in the gulf against iran and of course the iraqis

the country with the industry is based a prelude perhaps to a warning that appeared on the front page of a popular newspaper on wednesday quoting an unnamed government official who suggests china might use its rare earths as leverage in the trade dispute with the united states china is currently the world's largest rare earth exporter this and the battle over while way further signs of the collapse in trust between the world's 2 largest economies adrian brown al-jazeera actions and. so ahead on al-jazeera saudi arabia is once again accused of targeting a critic based abroad and the fastest way to a hospital in kenya how to ride on 2 wheels is the way for many to go. there is a slow moving but very well defined frontal system revolving through japan the center of it somewhere here in eastern russia has not been much but there has been if you like a persistent light rain which is on his way out now which gives you a day or sunshine or 25 degrees in tokyo rather cool and has been probably present day so the more humid and warmer stuff is just this massive cloud here of the yellow sea showing 31 degre

thousand and nineteen is that even though he has not really delivered on the jobs front he remains an extremely popular leader with a large section of india's youth he has reached out to the demographic through his review addresses and through other things and i think for him to come back to power again which appears likely he's going to need the continued support of young indians if he hasn't delivered on the jobs front how has he managed to remain so popular among the youth and other parts of india's population. you know it's a paradox i think the short of short officer is that many of them admired him as a kind of you know a strong figure a bold leader he plays to the idea that national security is his strong suit we had a sort of recent tensions on the border between india and pakistan and you had indian airstrikes on pakistani territory all of that has kind of pulled stored you know modi's into energized this very clean incorruptible strong leader and that seems to be quite appealing to many young indians let's talk about movies record you know he did come in promising to tackle unemployment to de

the country with the industry is based a prelude perhaps to a warning that appeared on the front page of a popular newspaper on wednesday quoting an unnamed government official who suggests china might use its rare earths as leverage in the trade dispute with the united states china is currently the world's largest rare earth exporter this and the battle over while way further signs of the collapse in trust between the world's 2 largest economies adrian brown al-jazeera actions and. biharis been sworn in as nigeria's president for a 2nd term he's promised a new era but there are major challenges ahead including security issues in the north up and interest of course now from. a low key ceremony to usher in the president's 2nd term in office his deputy yami ocean by george or sworn in 1st. than the former army general who won the closely fought election in february. operate by the military and police livened up an otherwise solemn inauguration ceremony that like the pomp of his frost swearing him 4 years ago. or was there to peter face inspirational speech then either problems for president. clyde s

the country where the industry is based a prelude perhaps to a warning that appeared on the front page of a popular newspaper on wednesday quoting an unnamed government official who suggests china might use its rare earths as leverage in the trade dispute with the united states china is currently the world's largest rare earth exporter this and the battle over while way further signs of the collapse in trust between the world's 2 largest economies adrian brown al jazeera actions in. the inauguration for nigeria president mohammad who bihari a 2nd term is underway the 75 year old former army general why a closely for selection in february he campaigned on promises to revive the economy to end corruption and to defeat boko haram fighters in the northeast of the country main political opponent as challenge the election result al-jazeera is ahmed address reports now from a butcher. from killings and kidnappings by bandits in zamfara in the north west to attacks by boko haram in the northeast nigeria is struggling to contain widespread insecurity. then there is a struggling economy rising unemployment a

the country with the industry is based a prelude perhaps to a warning that appeared on the front page of a popular newspaper on wednesday quoting an unnamed government official who suggests china might use its rare earths as leverage in the trade dispute with the united states china is currently the world's largest rare earth exporter this and the battle over while way further signs of the collapse in trust between the world's 2 largest economies adrian brown al-jazeera sions and. deborah is executive director of the asian trade center in singapore she says that the u.s. is motivated not just by security but also by technology and trade can science. the u.s. has been planning to do something about huawei apparent for some time and put the old pending the resolution of the trade and tariff discussion in the united states appear to have decided that those trade have discussions are not going to be resolved as quickly as pated sin they might as well to see forward with while a chance in so now the 2 things because of the timing because of the trade talks fell apart and while a grand was announced alm

country where the industry is based yeah a prelude perhaps to a warning that appeared on the front page of a popular newspaper on wednesday quoting an unnamed government official who suggests china might use its rare earths as leverage in the trade dispute with the united states china's currently the world's largest rare earth exporter this and the battle over while way further signs of the collapse in trust between the world's 2 largest economies adrian brown al jazeera actions in. serbia is they may say and the european union for certain tensions in kosovo. police rate spot anger among ethnic serbs tuesday's operation operation and they say dominated area of kosovo spalt fury in belgrade where the government puts serbian troops on full alert and hundreds of ethnic serbs have held a protest in the tributes at where the raids took place it has about reports. the towering statue of king those are in north metro feeds are is a symbol of serbian pride in this predominantly ethnic serbs municipality in north and kosovo people are angry over what they call intimidation by prishtina kosovo's police of lau

against left but the left -- peter doocy has more on the progressive resistance toward front runner joe biden. >> a popularemocrat with dc experience, the best way to change it and i'm not joking is to get donald trump out of that office. >> being challenged by a popular democrat without 5 months of experience. about climate change. >> i will be damned if the same politicians who refused to act then are going to try to come back today and say we need a middle-of-the-road approach to save our lives. >> reporter: progressives are upset a climate change advisor told reuters what we learned from the obama administration is less we find middle ground on these issues we risk not having any policies but biden believes the obama white house did plenty. >> i never have been middle-of-the-road on the environment. >> reporter: biden's eyes bleed in the polls didn't stop steve bullock from joining the field. >> i don't have the luxury of just talking to people who agree with me. >> reporter: he did that last year. a white house event on gun control. >> my approach as a gun owner. >> reporter: his focus is on unseating

popular tourist attractions. especially when the. there's nice and sunny days huge crowds gather in front of the right stock i'm interested to hear what other visitors think about germany's evolution throughout the past 7 decades. the dish out ones that are years of the german hans into sion and the german federal republic what comes to mind and. the end of the 2nd world war on the creation of a democratic state and the macabre start as the cloud do you think germany has changed over the past 70 years and tickets. it's incredible how much freer things are compared to when i was young. women used to have to get permission to go to words. just to have active women and nowadays i'm 74 and i was sometimes too old to work too much. as you know. i am rather concerned about recent developments. things that are emerging once again that i thought we had left behind us once and for. all what do you think as an outsider has changed in this time over the decades after the 2nd world war. a lot i mean just. considering that you had the berlin wall and. for 50 years basically it was an island in east germany and then they you know were unified and y

popular tourist attractions. especially when the weather is nice and sunny days huge crowds gather in front of the right stack i'm interested to hear what other visitors think about germany's evolution throughout the past 7 decades. the shout ones that are years of the german hans intuition and the german federal republic what comes to mind when it. now you fear and there's a 2nd world war on the creation of a democratic state and it's a macabre start as the cloud using germany has changed over the past 70 years and tickets. it's it's incredible how much free a things are compared to when i was young. women used to have to get permission to go to work. just as not active women are nowadays i'm 74 and i sometimes do at work too much. so as you know. i am rather concerned about recent developments. things that are emerging once again that i thought we had left behind us once and for. all what do you think as an outsider has changed in this time over the decades after the 2nd world war. a lot i mean just. considering that you had the berlin wall and. for 50 years basically it was an island in east germany and then y

another very popular member, much more, where is meghan markle's baby? baby suspects should be on our frontt would happen in the last hour. it is like a holding thing for the official pictures which will be... it is happening sometimes in the next few days. —— sometime in. it is nice to see you. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you anne and john.

front and center. you're a big fan. is a very popular show. >> a lot of folks like that show. be sure to tune in on the 16th. we are looking at the 50s, everywhere. livermore 51, santa rosa 51, in san francisco and san jose 55, slightly cooler than the past couple of nights. all the way down to 47 in livermore and santa rosa, it was brisk and breezy this evening. they will be a little on the chilly side tomorrow morning. pollen count, not going anywhere. today it was down to 6.6 and up to a seven or eight, ash, oak and grass pollen predominate. we may get some relief with some rain moving in. some showers possible sunday. we are seeing two things, the ridge of high pressure that will limit the onshore flow of the ocean, running at 52 to the west, that is chilly air. we can limit that by turning the air conditioner lower, we will get warmer out there. that will begin as a rich gets closer. we have this low pressure which will not go up and over the ridge, it will sneak under. and move into central california. this comes up saturday and sunday. the on the sunnier and warmer days

sources say a man leftt a packae filled with screws -- falls in front ofof a bakakery on the cor of two popular streaks. searching for partially masked suspect on a bicycle. according to local newspapers one of the injured with an eight year old girl. now for more on that story we're joined in studio by y fancy fore emmett james said. hi am i what have you been seeing in terms of reactions on online or at the latest on yes it's a talking mule absolutely well as we still don't know i guess. nine days i think office. at well the french president was very quick touchy label this an attack which is unusual. for overseas to be quite so unequivocal so quickly as we saw in that report he was giving an interview on you cheap. and it was less than an hour after that explosion happened that he did go ahead and call it an attack he stopped short of calling it a terror attack -- but tonight she has tweeted again about this saying that he is thinking of those wounded by the explosion in the old and the families affected by the violence that befell their radishes in the street. and to all the leone the peopl

front pages today. hawke was extorted nearly popular. bill shorten has come out saying he was labor's proudest son. outpouring of an respect for him. some of the biggest figures in progressive politics around the world, including tony blair and bill clinton. -- hes achievements replaced the prime minister after challenging him in 1991. they are so long i have had to write them down. they are credited with retooling the us showing economy and providing that bedrock that has enabled such an extraordinary long run of growth. they abolished direct controls on interest rates, opened the banks to foreign competition, removed the currency exchange rate peg and removed and lowered tariffs and reshaped industrial relations. hugely popular and he really did have that common touch. the 1983ralia won bossca's cup, he said, any who sacks anyone for not turning up today is a bum. paul: classic hawke there. he was also famous for dripping -- drinking copious amounts of year. the timing of this is not good for the coalition. do think there will be a sympathy vote? and combine it with the jobs numbers from yesterda

country where the industry is based yeah a prelude perhaps to a warning that appeared on the front page of a popular newspaper on wednesday quoting an unnamed government official who suggests china might use its rare earths as leverage in the trade dispute with the united states china is currently the world's largest rare earth exporter this and the battle over while way further signs of the collapse in trust between the world's 2 largest economies adrian brown al jazeera sions and. now she's the 1st mexican ballerina to win the world's top ballet awards now at least that got to your cabrera hopes her art will win over a young mexicans facing an unstable future reports from mexico city. she is currently regarded as the world's number one ballerina. mexican ballet dancer at least real was awarded the 2900 people in want in advance for her performance in romeo and juliet financial twaddle for the berlin opera pleading. during a recent visit to mexico city real said she dedicates the prize to the mexican people don't know they'll come to new york i want this award to be meaningful for the country in th

popular tourist attractions. especially when the weather is nice and sunny days huge crowds gather in front of the right stack i'm interested to hear what other visitors think about germany's evolution throughout the past 7 decades. the ones that are years of the german constitution and the german federal republic what comes to mind. now you fear end of the 2nd world war on the creation of a democratic state and the democrats thought as the cloud do you think germany has changed over the past 70 years and tickets. it's incredible how much free it things are compared to when i was young. women used to have to get permission to guys who were. just as not active women and nowadays i'm 74 and i sometimes do at work too much my boss also as. i am rather concerned about recent developments. things that are emerging once again that i thought we had left behind us once improved. over what do you think as an outsider has changed in this time over the decades after the 2nd world war. a lot i mean just. considering that you had the berlin wall and. for 50 years basically it was an island in east germany and then you know we

he's the front-runner into supportive of the more popular swing.en shows where he was. he was a supporter of the past record, what fascinating is hundreds of people under the country including china and russia and others, told obama i don't think there's one country that has followed trump out of the paris accord. climate change, we only have to find out the best way to handle it. i think working to figure how we can reduce carbon admissions is a good way. >> in terms of carbon energy industry, or cause you cortez was to get out completely. without be the policy you end up with? >> no. >> what else is there to say? [laughter] >> i agree with robert. it's a no. >> we can't get out of the comment industry. is right, nothing wrong with doing something good for the temperament, cortez is wrong. you can't get on the common industry right now. you have to have a bridge. carving is finite. at some time, it will run out. 300 or 400 years, we have to build a bridge. the problem joe biden has his republicans had into thousand nine into ten when the people im

is connected right now you know we had a story of that appeared on the front page of the global times newspaper here it's a popular nationalist newspaper but it essentially is putting the words rare earths and trade war in the same sentence and quoting a government official from the planning commission and what he's not ruling out is that rare earths might be used as leverage by china in its trade friction with the united states now why does this matter will china controls about 70 percent of the world's supply of rare earths right now and the united states is a major customer and rare earths are used in everything from fiber optics magnets to missiles now so far the united states has not been putting terrorists on rare earth for understandable reasons but what we're getting now is a very strong hint and it's a no bleak hint i have to say suggesting for the 1st time that perhaps china might start restricting those exports of rare earths to the united states now if that were to happen this would go from being a sort of sparring match between china and the united states to basically a game of you know russian roulet

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business argument here but are you losing the popular argument that is the one of inequality that people angered over tax dodgers and in the words of bruno lemaire front france's finance minister that they want fiscal justice. we're not making the business argument this is about the economy as a whole we have an international tax system that has clear rules on who taxes walked and this tax system says companies are taxed where they develop their products where their produce they are not taxed at least not through the corporate taxes where they're sell their goods and european commission also as google serves its services in europe and we want to tax those services the services are already taxed with a value added tax and now the european commission wants to introduce an additional tax this is like introducing a tariff and would lead to countermeasures by the us what we really have here is a conflict about taxing right so who has the right to tax google the it is primarily the u.s. now the u.s. allows google to avoid u.s. taxes that's the real problem here but this is not a problem the european commission can solve if the americans don't want to collec

popular beach. they saw the whole thing unfurl right in front of their >>> just a horrifying scene there. >> they pulledan up. he looked unconscious when they transferred him to the other gurney, and -- and we could see that they were trying to do cpr on him, but as we got closer i saw some blood on his stomach and then i got looking a little bit more and his wrist. it looks like the skin on his wrist was just torn off and his entire left corner of his knee was manage. >> and, unfortunately, the man was in the area. he had been identified by a close friend as tom smiley, an optometrist with northern california and telling me that the wife had relayed to him he was just taking one last swim in the maui waters before returning to california, poppy. >> what a horrible story. hu, paul. thanks for the update. >> also from hawaii, an amazing story, this one from survive. amanda eller is out of the hospital this morning after she got lost for 17 days when she was hiking in the forest there. ela said she picked business and guava to eat. only drank water that she thought was clear enough that wouldn't make her

>> he is certainly the clear front-runner at the moment. he is popularh the grass roots of the conservative party but there will be self rounds of voting first of all in the house of commons among conservative mps. there could be as high as 15 candidates standing but certainly boris johnson is the man to beat. twice mayor of london. former foreign secretary. he has instant name recognition across the country. pretty well-known over here in the night as well. connell: he is and one of the things i was reading today, i don't know if you agree with this or not, if it is johnson and if he is the next prime minister and especially if there is a no-deal brexit put in place that great britain and the united states might be more closely aligned in the bilateral relationship on issues of foreign policy, even on issues of economics like china with the huawei story come up a number of times, there might be a closer alignment between the united states and the uk after all of this, is that fair? >> i think that is absolutely likely and, i think that if you have boris

weak and q quite ill but m mills wiwith their and he gave a speeh in front of millions of people and that was a good example of how popular. he was he was. hardly at able to speak properly he was very ill but people were still there listening to him and now his body is coming back hom- this thinks of limit days coming back home and millions of congolese people are going to pay tribute -- to this exceptional -- political figure in dr congo. against all the odds the woworls smallest baby has survived she was born in december weighing just two hundred and forty five grams of the time that about the same. as an apple doll to saying then that she would have less than an hour to live but this week the baby was discharged from hospital weighing a healthy two point t two kilograms. sally ship on has her story. lilike most pararents seaeabeesm thinks she's a miracle and in her case many would agree. born at twenty three weeks seventeen weeks too early c. b. was the smallest baby on record to survive. a micro preemie and she beat all odds. they told my husband that had about an hour with. misuse possible. but that our turn into two

government's attempts to address the growing swell of popular writer for falling living standards as you can see a massive police presence there just in front of the media the protesters going through some of the main streets in. in the city so far it's been peaceful place a light in what we say will become a very close eye the day on our team international. you know world's big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. in 2040 you know bloody revolution to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be increasingly violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it still war here. put me in the neighborly is that i'm still in the middle of the former ukrainian president recalls the events of 2014. those who took part in this today over 5000000000 dollars to assist ukraine

let's also talk about another front—page story in your paper, the sunday times, about the creator of fleabag, who is very popularters, and she has said in an interview that she gave in the us but did not get any pick—up over there yet, she is not big name their yet, she said that as a child she was the ultimate tomboy. she rebelled against her friends who loved dolls and dresses, shaved off all her hair, and demanded her parents called her alex thinking it was a boys name. she has said here that she thinks if she was around today, people might suggest to her, sorry, she said she would have jumped at the chance to become a boy. obviously it is quite a controversial elite for a lot of people, however i have always thought that it is healthy for children to be able to play a bit with gender, and it is good if children feel that being a girl does not mean they have to like pink things and dolls. eurovision song contest last night, we came last. we did. i must confess, i didn't stick it out for the whole thing, but it looked to me that it had it had quite a bit of what we expect from your edition. britain coming last

joe biden remains the clear front runner of the 22 declared presidential candidates but dana perino says biden's popularityed. >> he is vulnerable on a couple things. one, he started reacting to alexandria ocasio cortez because she is needling him. i would ignore her if i were in the biden camp but he is going back at her. it doesn't look right. i also think the opponents are playing nice right now. everybody -- they are going to start attacking him. he hasn't faced one negative ad but you study to see kamala harris. what did you do? she went after him about the crime bill and she is vulnerable on crime issues herself. the internecine warfare, we will see if you can keep that obama glow and the numbers as high as they have been. >> biden has set up his first round of fund-raising events with new york city's biggest donors. that will happen next month we are told. right now the trump campaign will give away the one millionsth m aga had signed by the president himself. the team is sending an email to supporters thing anyone who contributed tuesday would automatically be entered in a raffle. the hat will be h

front in europe. the cd come not to break you up but to remake it divided by language. meaning so late. night by popular is a pretty good shit once it ever exit memory is good it starts it can be right and a common enemy is an example junk of. their europe's far right leaders and together they are appending decades of e.u. rules and norms laying siege from within. the man hoping to lead best patchwork of populists it's a he's deputy prime minister macho salvini his hardline italy fast manifesto helped transform his friend's party and to government material and now he wants to do the same across the continent by ending together ideological bedfellows promising to tear up the rules. of our objective is to finally be a force for government and change your book to bring your blood new hope a dream. for. his closest ally is marine le pen in. the heyday of france's far right political dynasty she left him to campaign with her firebrand father nationalism runs and hard blood but now she's gone her own way. the french flag iraq for attacks on the elites the e.u. and emigration in the past she called for funds t

front-runner biden for flubbing u.k. prime minister may's name. biden called her margaret thatcher. the president said biden's popularity reminds him of his 2016 race, predicting the former vice president will remain at the top of polls, but said he didn't know if biden was a good front-runner. trump also suggested it would be, quote, appropriate for him to speak to attorney general bill barr about a potential investigation into biden and alleged ties to ukraine. other democratic hopefuls on the map today, minnesota senator amy klobuchar is in puerto rico meeting with that territory's outspoken governor as the island continues to recover from a pair of devastating hurricanes that struck in 2017. new york senator kirsten gillibrand just wrapped up a town hall in new hampshire where she criticized the president's trade war with china, saying the president's negotiating style is the problem. >> i think it's because he's too belligerent. i think he's so overly certain and so self-consumed that he can't actually work well with others and find common ground because you really have to spend as much time listening as you are ta