at your early this week we spoke to the soul the actor in the producer his home who starred in the solti film about attempts at a car yeah. and you know i love this guy he wants to see local films in local cinemas and saudi arabia is just the first step towards a saudi arabian film industry do you think. absolutely absolutely like i you know the changes are happening overnight and and it's been planned i don't know for how long and so now like people are. not presently i'm very happy that they're very accepting of that change. women are driving movie theaters a lot a lot of change that i'm very proud to be from that country that is changing overnight though. so yes me. a lot of talented people we really wanted to go home and make local i don't yes i agree one hundred percent with it. well monday we certainly i mean we can we can feel all the way here in berlin you know the energy and the enthusiasm you have for your chosen profession we wish you all the best we appreciate you taking time to talk with us on the day tonight saw the film producer be joining us tonight from los angeles thank

that that had been a problem before that people come in that store sit and take up space and use of solti's and don't order anything so this is a problem that businesses are entitled to deal with especially those that serve the public in a way with limited space and a lot of turnover yes they're entitled to say you need to order something or leave and at the point of confrontation i understand the gentlemen were not physically violent but they were annoyed at being confronted that way and made up their minds to resist and it went all the way to the police coming in and taking them on an inquest because they wouldn't leave this is where i asked myself the question at what point do you treat black people like ordinary people and subject them to ordinary rules of society at what point do you stop taking every incident as racism and start of valuating them as human beings and how they're acting that's my question if i can get back to talk to show on this i mean how large is the racism probably meant you mentioned it is a very salient issue in the united states have things i mean obviously thing

three what i deserve the gun was playing with other children one unarmed man assaulted him and then soltys mother there is no justification for arresting a child and hitting him against the wall the child was carrying a kitchen but such a young child could not anyone he's only two and harvey years old the camera borrowed my brother was playing and the soldiers just took him he's only two and a half years old and he can't even talk yet so i went and pulled him from the hands of the soldier and gave him to my father. the appointment of a white woman as curator of an african art exhibit sparks a race debate in the u.s. on consonance formally to await his fates in germany they stories coming your way after this short break. i was telling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chickenhawk forcing you to fight the battles. that you talk to try to tell you that because of the public. doesn't tell you. all and i like. that we all. want. carlton. cuse. welcome back now a museum in new york is facing a backlash after a wide candidate was appointed as curator of this african art exh

also coming up tonight the conflicting solti signals over israel yes to israelis right to land no to israel's lethal defense of its borders. but saudi arabia strongly condemns its brutal massacre amounts protests in gaza which is considered a flagrant violation of international resolutions we call upon the international community to take immediate action to stop this aggression and provide protection to the palestinian people but mostly. well we begin the day with a spanish crisis that could quickly become a german and european one as well today prosecutors here in germany asked the court to allow them to extradite the former catalog leader karla's which demaio to spain now he was arrested here in germany last month on a european warrant carlist which fled barcelona and spain after his efforts to lead catalonia to independence for stopped by spanish authorities he's charged with treason now for germany to illegally extradite bridged demat to spain it must recognize the alleged crime and the charge and that is where the courts and politics could collide the hurdle for treason in germa

the north has agreed to dismantle its nuclear test site on dry land called joins us live now from soltys a professor of korean studies at cookham koopman university me appreciate your time so this obviously sounds like a a grand pronouncements is it is grand as it seems. no it's not because actually in last year out there they were going to close the test site but this time is if you invite some foreign journalists to shows them around and just to come through on that valve this side is now being dismantled which is well more to good news it's a sign of openness it's definitely a very good diplomatic manouver to build a better grounds for the future talks between north and the united states so it's a good move bought it does not make it doesn't have as much difference doesn't make as much difference as many people sort of halting for because the test side has been jell-o. tickler unstable and it was vitally expected that it would be close to a levy and right now it's just a very convenient time to save our closing one of our to sites it sounds like you're saying that north korea's is jus

. >> patty soltis doyle the one you are talking about ran hillary clinton's campaign in 2008. said i have made peace with it but still a punch in the gut when she read his book. steve: newt gingrich had this observation about the very tall james comey and all the hype he's gotten. >> i have to say i don't think when this book came out and the tour began, i didn't really expect the level of shrinkage. he is going from 6'8" and by the end of the tour i think he will be about 5'2". liberals are attacking him. the members of the obama administration are attacking him. conservatives are attacking him. he has managed to have a range of people describe him as dishonest, that is really pretty remarkable. you know, he is a very big guy physically. but i do think psychically he has been shrinking with every interview. brian: some of the things he said defies explanation. if you are a law and order guy legal background years with the fbi do you come out and say yeah, i think the russians might have something on president trump. not sure. oh, yeah. do i think the dossier is true? i don't

joining us to weigh in is kristen soltis anderson. good morning to you. >> good morning.jackson. do one of these candidates have what it takes to beat tim kaine. >> it's going to be uphill battle. tim kaine being affiliated with hillary clinton, that would be a bad sign in many other states that republicans are in offense in. hillary clinton won this state by 5. so it means that it's not necessarily as much as a hinderance but you can't really make any confident predictions about what may happen this november. i think nic freitas is an interesting candidate. because he has not run statewide before but has the backing of folks like rand paul, mike lee, an army guy, i think he is the one that has the most potential if he can get his name out there in the state of virginia to really put up a fight. steve: sure the way virginia works up in washington, d.c. it's very blue. all democrats working in washington. the balance of the state becomes much redder the further south you go. really it comes down to who in november will be able to energize their base. will it be the democra