we close the hands of the veterans here on pilsudski square in the middle of warsaw was where the saxon palace once stood it was destroyed by the nazis the german president had clear words. peace in. the face who like the german crying. was the history in this case is testimony of that the man. early in the morning the 2 presidents had met in the town of a alone at the exact hour when the german military launched the wars 1st to air raid and the 1st war crime the attack on the militarily insignificant city claim some 1200 civilian lives. involve a loon and later in warsaw president steinmeyer asked for forgiveness from the polish nation. i found my head in grief before the victims change. things i ask for forgiveness for germany's historical guilt. and. i recognize our enduring responsibility. u.s. vice president mike pence was also among the speakers but russian president vladimir putin was not invited to the ceremony poland's president made reference to russia's 2014 anik sation of crimea and had a message for moscow. anyway sometimes we can see even in your eyes again imperial trends

election results yet with the anti immigration euro skeptics coming 2nd in both brandenburg and saxon also to come the us immigration officials have been around a mission to use fake social media accounts to monitor people seeking to enter the country flying in the face of efforts to rid online networks of false profiles and a vigil for memorising the victims of the deadliest terrorist attack in modern russian history enters its 2nd day relatives of the victims and survivors share their painful memories of the minutes and school scene 15 years ago they were holding my son saying if i went on to do want to kill immediately instead of green opera child i come to clean cold stone some winter and warm stones and. i could never wish this on and then me. like the morning just go online and you're watching international the alternative for germany your party celebrating this morning gratian euro skeptics came 2nd in state elections in brandenburg and saxony significantly increasing their clients in those parliaments so here's a quick look then their rival and their rivals platforms. ok let's

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at the polls all of saxon his parties have ruled out forming a coalition with them. friends and. i think it's a shame that the result can't be respected. that the c.p.u. and the if he won't form a coalition of. the version which party did you vote for that's why i voted for the f.t. what was your personal reason for why. people 1st and foremost because of the flood of refugees here more socks and saxony we're not used to that at all and that's cos of people across germany. since 2015 the number of foreigners in saxony has increased by one percent but even non a.f.d. very just can sympathise with some of the issues beyond the migration debate. leaders and you see the problems 1st and foremost in the rule areas will the circumstances our people have to live in there are catastrophe. and the entire infrastructure has fallen by the wayside or. saxony has made its voice heard now raters from across germany's political spectrum waiting to see if the government is listening. inter milan striker roma the kako has called on football authorities to do more to combat racism akaka was subjec

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taking that back to 1014, 1014 was the first time recorded in the anglo-saxon chronicles were some of the people, small bunch of the rules got the ruler, the sovereign, to limit his power on paper to sign limitation of power and protection of their rights. we have that. even when we had magna carta. you have the english bill of rights in 1689. somewhere in there the petitioner writes as well. then you get the founding of our country 1776. in that train you see this presentation of rights. there are a few examples of this. there is an explicit statement that whereas we are being screwed in this ways therefore we claim or reclaim these rights. or assert these rights. that is in the spirit of the book. it's in the spirit of the defense of the republic. how to keep it. and i'm kind of saying at the end of the book. if you been with me if you think that maybe you don't have a complete picture about america that it's not as free as you think it is because Ãb or you thought it was, because indeed you are paradigm has been filtering the information you collect about it. if you been with me on

vacuum he feels that there is something is missing at the square it's a huge expanse of space and the saxon palace is being discussed by the germans by and large as an alternative route of relief rebuilding and refurbishing the building to give it some new symbolic role this is key building informal pre-war warsaw is being discussed as an alternative to hefty reparations payments and those that shows the way that the 2 sides are looking at the reparations debate in the distance they are apart but where the debate might actually go in the next couple of minutes. but if you have any idea maybe of architecture or of how the european cities look like if you don't work so you immediately realize what have must that what must have happened in this in this city as you said this is just the square is this is that is this example for for for a huge square which used to be really one of the most exclusive and prettiest parts of the pre-war pre-war show but yes you said this is leading us to this to this debate on how should germany or should it and how should it. try to to to to pay for what has happ

local election results yet to be financed immigration euro skeptics coming 2nd in both brandenburg and saxon a. vigil commemorating the big sins of the deadliest terrorist attack in modern russian history enters its 2nd day relatives of the victims and survivors share their painful memories of the minutes in the school siege 15 years ago. but they were blurred which are the ones. who are truly truly over the last people. who just see. i mean. it will get worse and worse. they good morning is just going to have a talk here in moscow in watching the international the u.s. department of homeland security has authorized migration officials to use fake social media accounts to monitor people seeking to enter the country but it does fly in the face of efforts to purge online networks all false profiles don't quarter expect. fake social media accounts the latest weapon in homeland security's arsenal the department's updated guidelines have officially made cyber disguises fair game for its agents. the fraud detection and national security directorate is updating this privacy impact assessment to pro

in bunbury let's go now to saxon his capital city dress indeed he is kate brady is there for us kate we are still looking at through these results but what do you think of these exit polls that we've seen now from saxony the c.d.u. coming out the strongest party. but you say at the moment these are only the 1st initial exit polls of course things could still change but this is looking positive at least for. conservative c.d.u. they have been and how we're here in saxony they've been the strongest posse here since german reunification almost 30 years ago that would have been a huge blow to anglo mouthfuls party showed that is still possible of course should they lose that position as the strongest party here in saxony today but at the same time just looking at what the f.t. are currently pulling out in these exit polls 27.5 percent that's triple the number of votes of what they managed to get back in the 2014 state election here in saxony so massive increase for them of course that will be a huge success for them. at least among party members that will be he and i as a huge success ev

local election results yet but the anti immigration euro skeptics coming 2nd in both brandenburg and saxon . also this hour a vigil commemorating the victims of the most deadly terror attack in modern russian history enters its 2nd day relatives of the victims and survivors share their painful memories of the milton school siege 15 years ago. when you're going through to a. good. girl so if you know if there's an interpreter go slow she can go. you're watching are to international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. the u.s. department of homeland security has authorized migration officials to use fake social media accounts to monitor people seeking to enter the country but that does fly in the face of efforts to purge online networks of false profiles a solid quarter explains. fake social media accounts the latest weapon in homeland security's arsenal the department's updated guidelines have officially made cyber disguises fair game for its agents the fraud detection and national security directorate is updating this privacy impact assess

deal was reelected and brilliantly so we doubled our results and brandenburg and almost tripled and saxon and huge in all. of course i was happy that we managed literally in the homestretch to win this election for the book s.p.d. i mean you saw the opinion polls i.q. weeks ago we were still a 3rd place it would have been but that result for the if the worries me a lot it was all black if we can compare this to what is happening in italy. there the lega formerly the leader nord is also initiating change they have reached the whole of italy and now are certainly the dominant peoples party there at the moment. but we are moving in this direction except that the change is not coming from the north of the country but from the east. i'm joined tonight by frank christiane handle he is a member of the a.f.p. and of berlin's city parliament and used to be a member of the social democrats here in germany mr good to have you on the show did i let's talk let's talk numbers. 25 percent is what your party got in both of these regional elections to winning 25 percent it doesn't give you a victory or a

generating fear and not building bridges which is what we want to do about the future this is true for saxon a this is true for brandenburg this is true of the national c.d.u. as well this is a clear position that we have agreed on in the executive committee of the party thank you mr sentient and thank you anika it. ladies and gentleman. harshness of course we are disappointed about the results yesterday and brands of blood and as their top candidates. i make myself responsible for this and i will take the responsibility for this course. but this means that i'm also going to be. looking at how the. one positions that we are students for in the election campaign education investing more in infrastructure investments security issues that we want to make happen and whatever government imagines we have found that. after 6 o'clock to basically. pull down by whether or not they fire right alternative for germany was going to emerge top. this is not an issue that helped does it help the as it did help the green party but we were also pushing for a change of government and we're going to be working

local election results yet with the anti immigration euro skeptics coming 2nd in both brandenburg and saxon also to come the u.s. immigration officials have been granted a mission to use fake social media accounts to monitor people seeking to enter the country flying in the face though of efforts to rid online networks of false profiles and a vigil member 18 of the deadliest terrorist attack in modern russian history enters its 2nd day relatives of the victims and survivors share their painful memories of the minutes and school scene 15 years ago they were.

been preserved for the most part the parties that were governing the main parties at least in both saxon rana berger going to stay in power but they have deep came within a hair of becoming the strongest party there at least in brandenburg what's your main takeaway from oldest. i think what we have is a political landscape that is a lot more fluid the established parties are no longer strong enough to have a majority on the ground coalitions there's going to be coalitions with lots of a lot more parties always against the f.t. it's going to be very difficult politically in germany in the next few years thank you so much the w.'s hands upon from our political desk. some of the other stories making headlines around the world hostilities are flaring on the israel israel lebanon border the lebanese militant group hezbollah fired a volley of anti-tank missiles at an israeli army base on sunday israel responded by shelling a village in lebanon no casualties were reported thousands of people have joined an anti india rally in karachi it's the 4th week of protests in the pakistani city following

local election results you get the anti immigration euro skeptics coming 2nd in both brandenburg and saxon . u.s. immigration officials have granted permission to have been granted permission to use fake social media accounts to monitor people seeking to enter the country flying in the face there were threats to read online networks of false profiles and a vigil commemorate the victims of the deadliest terrorist attack in modern russian history enters its 2nd day relatives of the victims and survivors share their painful memories of the militant school siege 15 years ago. they were holding my son saying if i went out of the door they'd kill bulls must immediately instead of green opera child i come to clean cold stones and winters and warm stones and someone i could never you would wish this on and then me. well are they good morning just gone to clock here in moscow knew what. the alternative for germany or i.f.t. party is celebrating this morning because the immigration or skeptics came 2nd in states elections in brandenburg in saxony significantly increasing in those parliament so here'

on monday protesters took over major street in our saxon stopping morning traffic an attempt to shut down city commuters but this time it's not an impending war or civil rights violation that has pushed children along with men and women into the streets and protest it's the very future of life on this planet. protesters started gathering at intersections like this or at k. in 17th in downtown washington d.c. and you can see they're starting to open the lanes up again but before that intersection was completely blocked off and these protesters say that they want to do stop all business as usual all in efforts to promote climate change earlier that morning at the same intersection we were at protestors back on themselves to a sailboat and police were forced to cut the metal to let them go which authorities several hours but by 10 o'clock they were freed and given warnings those who didn't cooperate were arrested but this wasn't the only area that was met with protesters here's a look at all the different intersections spread all across downtown d.c. where protesters. locked intersectio

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from poland, from is the slavic country were genetically inferior to the northern european and anglo-saxon after months of debate, a new impression law passed in 1924 with company a takes for supposed undesirables. >> they reduced immigration by 97%.a takes for supposed undesirables. >> they reduced immigration by 97%. >> meanwhile, something even more disturbing was happening in europe. an ambitious young german leader was watching america closely. >> adolf hitler had some real praise for the united states. >> hitler was everyone meeting with the leaders of the eugenics movement. >> hitler said the on the money from him. >> as hitler's ambitions became clear, americans saw the terrifying consequences of white supremacy. most pulled back from the edge. eugenics died out in america. of course hitler's plans did not. >> that idea of improving the human race which is what eugenics is all about definitely had echo in nazi policy of the 1930s and the holocaust is one horrific consequence of that. >> black lives matter! >> white supremacy of today has not reached the level it did a century ago,

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do you remember 54, 40 or fight which was the angelo saxon form of making poetry. i think the most important thing is for almost all of them is what value it is teaching and why the culture is keeping it in its group memory. but there are things like "tippecanoe and tyler too" and "54, 40 or fight" which -- or even "i like ike" -- which is the most innocuous campaign slogan ever and got him elected. so, there are some that are for just total nonsense reasons and i can't explain and why anybody would remember the looks of harrison and tyler we harrison died a month after getting elected and tyler was eventually thrown out of the party for being such a bad whig. he was not even a whig to begin with. so it was a completely failed administration, yet that sticks around. i don't know. i just don't know. >> anyone else? we do have some more time. [laughter] eager as you might be. i want to ask about life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. is it a slogan, is it a catch phrase. or none of the above? >> just as all men are created equal, they are not in the book becaus

on the other side of the ball defense at four saxon interception and post cincinnati just 25 yards rushing. >> defense want to put everything on our shoulders, we got a play at a higher level. offense of playing on higher- level we can feed off of them. >> this is a franchise that won five championships we're trying to get back to that. work in progress. >> the niners lost one of the key starters. offense of lineman left the game with a broken fibula. he is expected to make mess 6 to 8 weeks with that injury. the niners first home game is this sunday against the steelers. raters getting ready for their first road game of the season after losing 28-10 to the kansas city chiefs. take a 10 point lead in the first quarter after through a touchdown to tyrell williams. she's turned it on in the second quarter. through for 278 yards, four touchdowns in just a second quarter. reigning mvp end of the game with 443 yards chief 128 to 10. after the game they talk about the tough job trying to slow down the most explosive offense in football. >>> we had a breakdown and one coverage i know that. a coup

i'm saying that a certain culture that came out of a european heritage, really an anglo-saxon heritagethe anglosphere, was our heritage and a highly functional heritage, and you know, the functional superiority of it is measured by the fact that everybody wants to live in europe. you know, migrants flock to europe, not to venezuela, not to south east asia. the proof of the pudding is in the eating. we've -- we've discovered something. we've worked something out which works really well. and this came out as, you know, europeans are superior because migrants want to go to europe, which actually is not that far from what i was saying, but many people found extremely offensive in the current climate. as my husband said, you pushed the western civ button. what i learned is that one is not allowed to praise the achievements of the west. that has become a suspect move in -- in the intellectual game. and that is what people objected to. as far as i could tell, i mean, i am not entirely sure because i am not of that mindset. lamb: this was back in august of 2017. i'm looking at the "daily penns

so it's interesting that at this moment the two angelo saxon countries most responsible for buildingernity as we it, it's a globalized world, are in deep political trouble. >> brangham: charl kupchan, thank you very much. >> brangham: now, the survivor of a rape casehat captured the country's attention is reclaiming her identity and her voice. amna nawaz sat down earlier today with chanel miller. after she was assaulted in 2015 at stanford university, she chose to stay anonymous. but now, miller is talking very publicly abouthe difficult, traumatic road she faced trying to seek justice. >> nawaz: for years after her assault, she was known to the world as "emily doe." but this week, chal miller is stepping into the spotlight with her own name, and her own words, in the new memoir, "know my name in january of 2015, miller was sexually assaulted while unconscious by brock turner, often described then as a star swimmer at stanford university. ato graduate students witnessed the attack behind a dumpster, chased turner down when he fled, and pinned him down until police arrived. after the

side you have the chinese who, franca, have lost frankly lost any they may have had for the anglo saxonmodel. them to change. coming forward to today, we are in a position where both of these giants think that they can outlast the other one. in a trade war, nobody wins. i think everybody knows that. everybody believes everybody get hers. yet -- gets hurt. it is a question of who gets hurt the least order can tough it out the longer. it looks like china's going to tough it out longer. from beijing they are looking at washington, d.c. in saying that guy has elections next year and that guy might not win. if he does not when we have some but he knew to talk to so why would we give anything up now? you maze will wait for then. on the others, if you're sitting in washington, d see your thinking elections are coming pretty quick. let me just do a limited deal. i will trumpet it like it is something bigger than it is and hopefully that will get me to the polls and i'll get reelected. then we can join the battle again in earnest. paul: what we are tied into this. one of the ideas you do not lik

. >>> in the last hour, i talked to shanna saxon, who witnessed the shooting in odessa, texas.was pointing his gun directly at her. listen to this. >> he was pointing his gun at our vehicle, my window. and i mean, he was so close to me. >> yeah. >> so, he -- i freaked out, obviously. he's got a gun. and it set in what those sounds were. and we were the last car. i'm sure those first set of whatever happened, were aimed at us. and then, i just started honking, just, like crazy. and swerving to and swerving to one side just to get around two cars that were in front of us. and i think my honking i don't know if i startled the person in front of me and he moved a little bit through the right and i shot through the gap between those two cars and right as i did that, there were three more shots fired. and i believe they were fired at us. >> absolutely terrifying. the panel is back with me now. and you listen to that. i want to have you react a bit to beto o'rourke on cnn. li listen in. >> we're averaging about 300 mass shootings a year. no other country comes close, so, yes, this is