ben stokes hit 360 is anjonny ba i rstow ben stokes hit 360 is anjonny bairstow again making himselfat ben stokes could do about this, though. as jennings' partners came and went next update was the time ofjos buttler who started promisingly but there was only one star man today. keatonjennings ending there was only one star man today. keaton jennings ending his there was only one star man today. keatonjennings ending his two—year wait to make his second england century much to the delight of the fa ns century much to the delight of the fans and his captain. this was this player's final performance for sri lankan. another made a respectable 37 before being caught and joe root declared shortly afterwards and setting the horse a daunting target of 472 for victory. generating —— jennings finishing the date streaks ahead of his team—mates within touching difference of 150. a big thank you to the people that stuck with me and helped me over the past 18 months and have backed me. they backed me through tough times, waking up during the night panicking and stressing and going through some t

so stokely that must me, i don't know? [laughter] forget it. dove that tracking stokely. but the size of the movement was kind of small when you think about it so those of the older generation were relatively more t conservative and timid and anxious with the civil rights movement and were uncomfortable with that. his own father and mother's father wrote to this letter i want you to come home and not dead please. there was a generational divide that was very significant and it points to. the fact the leaders of the direct action phase from the sixtiess fundamentally and then to put their lives at risk but other people's lives. and then in 1964 after those workers were murdered and i am responsible not just to get people to vote but if i get people to sign up to vote they could be murdered or be firebombed. and that courage it when you add it all up for slc or sncc there were a few hundred and leaders of the civil rights movement? in all of america and then there were volunteers from the north or liberals if we include the white groups on college campuses. but on the front

he underestimated the throwing arm of ben stokes. run out for 63.le enough that da silver was scoring swiftly. england wanted wickets and expected them but saw another sri lankan batsmen celebrate. watch stokes here, a lightning catch. with a wicked jack leach, sri lanka was down. but growing braver through the afternoon, england's various spinners like the effect. they built a lead, and a significant one. by the time england dismissed silver, they were behind. england sent out jack leach to open their innings. he got through it, but there will be a lot more of this to come. a little bit disappointed obviously that they have a bit of a lead. at one point when the hoping we might have that lead going into our batting but we are very much feeling good about the fa ct we are very much feeling good about the fact we are last on that wicket. we feel that we can put pressure on common in tomorrow with our batting, we can get a good total, and we feel that we can win the game. at the icc women's world t20 new zealand picked up their first win of the tourna

with each other and stoking upa fighting with each other and stoking up a confrontation, and that you politicians. i would like to see it ripped up and recreated in something that is a bit more relevant for the time. i think it is great to see a woman in that role, and i think she will be great without i would like to see them beat braver overall. —— bid to braver. she has big shoes to fill. huge shoes to fill. you have been a complete legend david, and i don't know of to be on a campus that this was an intense competition for this job. —— i don't know if she can. this has been an intense competition for thisjob. i don't know if she can never say while keeping her balance. one thing that i love about question time is there is a sense of national ownership. it is part of the fabric of our society. it does to get more than two and a half million, so that is good for a politics show. that's it for the papers for this hour. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, 7 days a week at bbc.couk/papers and if you miss the pro

stoking fear, anger, and anxiety, president trump is going to new extremes to rile up white voters in red state, america. with just five days until the midterm elections, he's dead set on ending this campaign dirty. in a stark move to exploit fear, president trump yesterday tweeted an online ad, appealing to the worst distinct instinct supporters saying, "it is outrageous what the democrats are doing to our country." the incendiary video stirs fears about the migrants traveling to the united states from central america. however, that convicted murderer featured in that ad came to america under the bush administration. the video is a re-make, of course, of the notorious 1988 willie horton ad, which stoked racial fears to drive white voters away from the democratic nominee at that point, michael dukakis. but trump's appeal to voter anxiety is also consistent with the way he's used the presidency itself. as a campaign weapon of the republican party. as "the washington post" reports, trump has transformed parts of the federal bureaucracy into a factory of threats, directives and actions.

stoke's winger, james mclean, says the fa are turning a blind eye to sectarian abuse.ing some stoke fans "uneducated cavemen" for abuse he received in saturday's goal—less draw against middlesbrough for not wearing a poppy, but he says the fa allow fans to chant and sing anti—irish abuse without repercussion. in an instagram post today, he said, "week in, week out for the past seven years, i get constant sectarian abuse, death threats, objects being thrown, chanting, which is heard loud and clear every week." he goes on to say that "if it was a person's skin colour or if it was anti—muslim, someone's gender, there would be an uproar and it would be taken in a completely different way but, like in neil lennon's case in scotland, because we are irish catholics, they turn a blind eye and nothing is ever said and done." 0ur football reporter, simon stone, is here with me now. what has the fa said in response? within the last 15 minutes, they have said that stoke city's james maclean has been bored by the fa for his use of an offensive word on social media. they go on to ad

it shows you in the state where trump tried to stoke conflict around his signature issue. aller: i'm a disabled veteran. d i watched the 707 take his last appointment. so i could do the six-month cruise and everyone said why did you go to shore duty for two ?ears and then go to a shipyard nobody is democrat and nobody's republican. we are just human beings and stop labeling ourselves as red or plus. what if i'm happy and you are sad. and we have a president that, you know what? he might be up there in age, but he speaks his mouth. and when he came into this -- they got body rocks and can't wait to throw them at this poor man. guest: i understand the argument you are making. my argument is the best approach would be to pursue comprehensive immigration reform which would deal with the millions of undocumented immigrants by providing them a path to legalization. we all know they aren't going to get deported and the choice is clear, legalize them. and comprehensive immigration reform can be structured in a way that addresses concerns by this caller. the border -- a lot has bee

for 35, keaton jennings for 46, and ben stokes forjust seven — to put them five wickets down before lunchbut sam curran, who went two shy of his half century — put together a steady partnership with test debutant foakes, who finished not out for 87. england flanker tom curry will miss the rest of the autumn internationals against new zealand, japan and australia. he limped off during their win over south africa last weekend and has a "severe ankle injury". some better news for head coach eddiejones is that manu tuilagi and courtney lawes both return to the squad for saturday's test against the all blacks. olympic champion adam peaty could risk missing next year's swimming world championships if he opts to take part in a new competition. peaty says the controversial new international swimming league is "exactly what the sport needs". but the swimming governing body, fina, say all new events must seek approvalfrom them six months before they go ahead and it's warned any swimmer opting to race in the competition next month risks

ben stokes also contributed, making a half century before falling for 62. one more wicket fell, jos buttler for 35, following a superb piece of sri lankan fielding as england declared on 322—6. sri lanka must now bat out the final two days or score a record a62 to win. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. we're back at 10:30pm with sportsday. thanks, hugh, see you later. the number of prescriptions being written for people with diabetes has soared in the past decade, and it's costing the nhs in england more than £1 billion a year. more than 3.5 million people in the uk have the condition, most of whom need prescribed medicine. ten years ago, just under 31 million prescriptions were written. now it's more than 53 million, with the biggest recent increases in treatments for type two diabetes, that affects around 90% of patients and is closely linked to obesity.

0n the stroke of lunch, de silva edged ben stokes straight to joe root. and just when sri lanka were digging in whenjack leach took two more wickets — moeen ali struck with the first ball after tma kept going with ali and he's just taken after tma kept going with ali and he's just ta ken another one, after tma kept going with ali and he's just taken another one, so sri la nka he's just taken another one, so sri lanka crumbling, 197—7, way off the target of 450. arsenal striker danny welbeck, suffered what looked to be a serious injury, in their europa league game, last night. he jumped for a header and landed badly on his right ankle — he was taken to hospital and manager unai emery described the injury as "very big". arsenal drew 0—0 with sporting lisbon at the emirates to make it through to the knock—out stages. welbeck‘s team—mates on the pitch were clearly shaken — and the well wishes came quickly on social media. see you soon". a heart—felt message

ben stokes will move up to number three and there is no place in the side for fit againjonny ba i rstow. in the side for fit againjonny bairstow. the former england, west ham and chelsea midfielderjoe cole has announced his retirement from football. he has spent the last couple of years playing for the tampa bay rowdies in america. and the liverpool and england striker daniel sturridge has been charged with two alleged breaches of betting all isjust with two alleged breaches of betting all is just liverpool say sturridge has never gambled on football. i will have more on all of those stories just after half past. there's been a small rise in unemployment. the figure increased by 21,000, with 1.38 million people out of work. the number of unemployed men contributed to rise betweenjune and september this year. however, employment also went up, to a record high of 32.a million. the office for national statistics also reported that average earnings increased by 3% in the year to september. our economics correspondent andy verity said unemployment had risen because the workforce as a whole h

confirm much needed points for leverkusen side that has struggled this season things to look grim for stoke are thought they remain rock bottom of the table. now on sunday we have two more games first up freiburg travel to bremen and hung over randolph the weekend with a trip to high flying glass and now it's time to take a look at how those results affect the table and there you have it no shocker dortmund remain on top and are now seven points ahead for first club moves like you done leipzig moved on as well and then there's bar munich we're not used to seeing them in fifth but they're just outside the champions league spots of course and then then the other end of the table no changes whatsoever then the bottom stoke are desperate times for them also doors hand over complete the bottom three. so it's time now for the on this latest play of the day as voted by our followers on twitter and the winner is dortmund's cash back with just under half of the votes the defender curled and dortmund's winner from the edge of the box after his first shot was blocked its first on the sneaker goal in n

the purported annexation of crimea and abuses against countless ukrainians in crimea, as well as stoking conflict that has taken the lives of more than 10,000 people in eastern ukraine. it shows no sign of decreasing. witnessed this weekend is yet another reckless russian escalation. let's be clear about what is known. ukrainian ships set sail from one ukrainian port to another ukrainian port. they attempted to do so by the only possible way to go, through the kerch strait. both russia and ukraine used the routinely, but this time russia decided to prevent passage of the ukrainian ships, rams them, and then opened fire on them. this is no way for a law-abiding, civilized nation to act. impeding ukraine's lawful transit through the kerch strait is a violation under international law. it is an arrogant act that the international community must condemn and will never accept. in may, the united states condemned russia's construction and opening of the kerch strait bridge between russia and occupied crimea. the united states condemned russia's harassment of international shipping in the sea o

and now closing with an ad that is clearly divisive intended to stoke fear.ts in history are remembered by presidents who bring us together. lincoln's second inaugural, a moment of triumph, does he suggest triumph? no, he said both sides pray to the same god. neither's prayers could be answered. lbj going to the voting rights. this is not just a southern problem. it's a northern problem. it's not a white problem, it's a black problem. it's an american problem. >> you just hit two words that have been forever changed in the modern political lexicon. if i understand you right, and i'm ready to learn more from you if i don't. you're saying lincoln referred to both sides for the notion of common humanity even in a country ripped apart by civil war. whereas donald trump use it had to create a false equivalency to give aid and comfort to people aiding white supremacy. >> there was an ad that was somewhat similar to this ad, the willie horton ad against dukakis that stoked tensions then, it's a stain to president bush, one of the most infamous ads. is president bush

to an extent it has been stoked by numberten, to an extent it has been stoked by number ten, project—board. you mess about, you could lose brexit complete the. what is interesting is the parliamentary process because quite clearly, if theresa may loses her deal, the mp5 cannot stomach the idea of no deal, then it is up to parliament to decide 0k, what happens next? the suggestion is, what happens next is that they would have to withdraw article 50 and postpone it, that would keep us in the eu. once you start looking at the eu. once you start looking at the different choices they have got to make, there is not much room after that. and there is not much time. we are not that far off, four months away. exactly. nevertheless, the sunday express focusing again on people winding up after theresa may's demise. tory rebels making their move. i was good to say the usual suspects, but certainly boris johnson is lingering. doesn't it just looked like these two pubs in —— these two blokes in a pub over a boozy lunch, you do it, no you do it. this is plotters central. david davis, and borisjohns

stoke city wingerjames mcclean has been warned by the fa for his use of offensive language on socials anger at abuse he received over not wearing a poppy, describing some stoke fans as "cavemen". whilst the fa told mcclean off, they did say any abuse received by the player was unacceptable. the irish internationalfeels the fa are turning a blind eye to the sectarian abuse. wales have brought in a couple of new faces for their nations league match against denmark next week with anderlecht defender james lawrence called up for the first time. the 26—year—old joined the belgian side in august after four years playing in slovakia. gareth bale and aaron ramsey are back in the squad after missing the win over the republic of ireland last month and boss ryan giggs has backed bale to make a big impact having been booed by real madrid fans at the weekend. he was with us more or less the jury should in the last camp, trying to get over his injury, and it is good to see him back playing. so, yes. i know that he can't wait to join up with the lads and be a part of the game, so like i say, we hav

and that leaves the key moderating force and that stokely carmichael kicked the march as a vehicle to introduce the notion of black power. he devoted - - diverted from that. and then going straight down highway 51 to jackson mississippi. and then to go to the mississippi delta it is the agricultural region that is most notorious for racial oppression but also the highest black populations and then to get more african-americans to register to vote. in the midst of the second week of the march they come to the town of greenwood that is a small city in the delta where there was a long history of sncc that was the center of organizing so stokely carmichael was a key figure at that time and had relationships with all figures and greenwood. that was the site selected to introduce the slogan of black power. then said we were going to drop the slogan of black power reporting back to carmichael and others. and then to go back to chicago the march was congregated and maybe a thousand people they are. and it was already in progress and then to speak to the crowd about the international situation

president trump is stoking immigration fears on the campaign trail. and the outcry over a rather racist video the president shared that has republicans even distancing themselves from the president. >>> president trump stoking fears about immigration ahead of the midterm election five days away. our white house correspondent joins us. the president is holding another political rally tonight. >> he held one at the white house. gave a speechless presidential address from the roosevelt room, more campaign style stump speech on immigration. the backdrop of that is this is a president trying to make the upcoming midterm elections all about immigration. playing up fear five days before the midterm elections. >> they're rushing our border. >> in a talk at the white house billed as a presidential address, but devolved into a stump speech, the president took on the immigration crisis. revealing no new information, proposing no new changes, and claiming he would sign an executive order next week without offering any specifics. it seemed to be another effort by

her father's stoke —based chain of betting shops, built those up for a little bit, sold it to corala quarter of £1 billion home, dwarfing any amounta quarter of £1 billion home, dwarfing any amount a ftse 100 quarter of £1 billion home, dwarfing any amount a ftse100 ceo boss gets, and even eclipses the likes of sheryl sandberg in the us. any time somebody pays themselves this kind of amount they will get criticism. the high pace into said even if you we re the high pace into said even if you were engaged in a business that was ‘s great social benefit, this would be impossible to justify. ‘s great social benefit, this would be impossible tojustify. and ‘s great social benefit, this would be impossible to justify. and as we will hear later in the news today, when you have social problems associated with that, it is very difficult. 0thers associated with that, it is very difficult. others will say, she owns the local football team and pays a lot of money to charity and pays an awful lot of tax in the uk. simon jack, thank you. the number of children classed as problem gamblers has quad

they are hugely involved in the local economy in stoke—on—trent, having bought the foot ball clu b stoke—on—trentn extraordinary amount of money to burn over a lifetime, let alone a single 12 month period. ijust hope that she continues, as she does up to a certain point, continues to invest a lot of that in philanthropy and making a difference, because the gambling industry itself, this is not a mission purpose driven industry which is improving people's lives. and there is a lot of concern about gambling generally at the moment, about young people especially becoming addicted, and it is as addictive as drugs and alcohol. it is, and there was a story in the daily mail front page yesterday about the problems with young people, 55,000 young people have a problem gambling, as you say, they are gambling more than they are doing their other usual vices that we talk about. also, i think, online it is very easy to gamble. it is like spending online when you are not handing over physical cash, you can rack up debt very quickly in an online betting account, and it is everywhere and we all carry smartphone

kurtz with his analysis of brand-new polls that show who the american people actually blamed for stoking the flames in all of this. >> the class action lawsuit was filed in federal court against president trump. against department of justice and the department of homeland security. it was filed on behalf of six honduran migrants and their children who are part of the caravan making its way toward the u.s. border. the lawsuit is asking the court to declare the president's policy is unconstitutional. the president said he will send up to 15,000 u.s. troops to the border, several hundred of which are already on the ground. mr. trump says undocumented migrants would be held at the border, many in cities. here's how the president described it. >> we will put tents up all over the place, and we will have tents, they will be very nice, and they are going to weight and if they don't get a final, they get out. >> the president also says that asylum-seekers would be blocked from claiming asylum if they are caught crossing the border anywhere except legal points of entry. the current loss as asylum

there wasn't much stokes could do about this from dilruwan perera though. got off to a promising start but there was only one star man today. that's it. that is it. keaton jennings ending his year wait make his second england century, much to the delight of the fa ns century, much to the delight of the fans and his captain. bowler made his mark on what was to be his final performance for lanka as button was caught with this brilliant reaction. ben foakesjoined caught with this brilliant reaction. ben foa kes joined the caught with this brilliant reaction. ben foakesjoined the party caught with this brilliant reaction. ben foakes joined the party making a respectable 37 before being caught. shortly afterwards joe root declared, setting the hosts a daunting target of 462 for victory. jennings finishing the day in touching distance of his 150, streets ahead of his team—mates. jo currie, bbc news. the hardships of life for palestinians living in gaza are many, and for musicians it can be particularly difficult pursuing their passion, because of few concert venu

and the flame head field with the golden arm ben stokes.e the deer bit —— day brings rapid wickets. mendes gone but whose hand grabbed the catch, yup, it was stokes again. still england needed more. instead, silva took overfor sri lanka england have loads of spin bald dutch bowlers in their team that heads are starting to shake, captain needed to take action. w and joe groote himself had a wicked. but should i pick up going, passed 300, past england first innings totals. and silva, was now whacking the ball past everyone. he made 85, and silva, was now whacking the ball past every for. he made 85, ls"z ' and silva, was now whacking the ball past every for. he made england s"z ' mattered, for sri lanka. england have run the changes for the rugby union test on saturday against japan, george ford is one of ii changes to the starting team and narrowly lost to the all blacks last weekend, he will start at ten and captain the side out what is his 50th is -- captain the side out what is his 50th is —— appearance, the coach will also give it debut.

stokes will move up with moeen ali dropping down to bat at six.he team remains unchanged which means ben foakes keeps wicket, there's no place in the side for fit—againjonny bairstow. it's a squad packed with options, providing a bit of a selection headache for captain joe root. it isa it is a great position to be in, the fa ct it is a great position to be in, the fact that we turn up here and are full of confidence as a group and as a squad and we have the opportunity to play the same team and if the service requires that but we also have a group of guys that at the sideline, chomping at the bit and ready to take the opportunity, if it looks like they could be the guys to exploit that. day three of the atp tour finals in london, roger federer kept alive his chances of reaching the semi finals after victory over dominic thiem, he lost his tournament opener to kei nishikori, who slipped to one of the heaviest defeats of his career losing to kevin anderson in the first match of the day at london's o2. nick parrot reports. after his defeat to kei nis

he is stoking a cold civil war in this country. he is the first president of the united states who makes no pretense about being the leader of the american nation and of the american people. he is a factional leader, a tribal leader, who is putting pitting his tribe against the rest for the purposes of political domination. he is fundamentally -- [applause] he is fundamentally a liberal. he is hostile to the american idea and ideals of plurelism and liberty as every president has had fidelity to them. if you look at a trump rally, it brims with men as in the air. the contorted rage-filled faces of the supporters. just this last week he celebrated the physical assault on a journalist by a member of congress. he has encouraged violence at the rallies. he has described journalists as enemies of the state and enemies of the people. he has labeled political opponents enemies. and we sit here and we wonder how could it be that a sick person would be instigated to take action against an enemy. what do we do to enemies? we want to kill the

. >>> fear factor, the president moves to stoke fears about immigration promoting a racially charged video that shocks even key republicans who say he's trying to frighten his loyalists so they turn out to vote. will it work. >>> and mob boss murder. shocking new details about the savage killing of imprisoned mob boss whitey bulger. why was he beaten beyond recognition? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> breaking news. an e-mail exchange from the peak of the 2016 presidential campaign shows longtime trump ally roger stone had contact with top trump campaign official steve bannon about the wikileaks release of stolen democratic e-mails. a source says the special counsel robert mueller now has those e-mails. mueller's team has been focusing in on roger stone and has interviewed steve bannon at least three times. that comes as president trump tries to change the subject in these, the waning days of the mid-term campaign, playing the race card and stoking fears about immigration. i'll speak with senator ron widen of the senate intelligence committee and our corresponde

he will use any and all of the devices at his disposal to try and stoke his base up with this fantasyrmageddon he's been talking about for several weeks. and we'll see if he's successful on tuesday. but one thing i'm pretty sure of is that he's not going to wake up tomorrow and say, you know what, maybe i overdid this. maybe i shouldn't have used the roosevelt room for what was a blatantly political -- no, the only thing the president thinks is inexcusable is losing an election. anything in service of winning is within bounds for him, and we've seen that. and it's not going to change. that's who he is. >> you know, chris, david brings up a very good point about the military and taxpayer and taking troops away from their families during holiday season. thanksgiving is coming up. there are a whole lot of things there. but, really, debasing the office of the presidency today, the roosevelt room, the white house, with his closing message for the midterms, it's really where he started his presidential campaign in 2016 by stoking fears over immigration examine trying to rile up his base. wi

that just stoking fears about barack hussein obama, and that's something that hillary clinton and her team did. obama prevailed. i think we can make a distinction between the president when he is stoking racial animus and when he is taking on real issues in a caricature way, and those are two different things. unfortunately, when it's using racially induh saeury dalanguag it's reaching people. >> i didn't know he had a boundary in placing the h., and i don't know why he was being coy. >> it was not the first time barack obama had to deal with that. we are in a particular moment in this country's history, where not only candidates like stacey abrams in georgia, or andrew gillum, i was just in florida yesterday campaigning for andrew gillum, and to see lines in the northern part of miami where the pretkaup predominant is haitian americans, and it's where the polling center where the machines break down and they don't have enough literature for them, and that says to us we have a problem in this country, and republicans who cannot win races straight up and they have to cheat and try to s

a primary tactic of russian twitter trolls or bot accounts is to stoke divisions over islam.y activity from these accounts spiked around the time of the london and manchester terror attacks last year. tweets that were sent included these: these tweets and others like them were shared thousands of times. before we discuss this, here's alex krasodomski—jones from demos to explain what a bot is and how they work. a bot is an automated twitter account. it might look like a real person, but it's actually controlled by a computer programme, and it will share or post the kinds of things it is told to. bots can be effective in two ways. of course, they spread a message more widely, but they can also pretend to be the audience, pretend to be the crowd. imagine logging on and seeing that a message has been shared thousands of times, and liked thousands of times more. that message must be popular. but in fact, it's all an illusion. the message is sent from a fake account, and all of the traction, all of its popularity, is also fake. there have been rumours forfive or six years now that

this president wants to destroy, not build, to stoke hatred instead of unify. he can tweet whatever he wants while he sits around watching tv, but he is profoundly wrong." yesterday they located speaker paul ryan, who surfaced briefly, not on camera mind you, but we got to hear his voice. he told a radio interviewer the president is wrong. >> you obviously cannot do that. you cannot end birthright citizenship with an executive order. >> and here's why paul ryan never says anything. today the president went after him. and we quote. "paul ryan should be focusing on holding the majority rather than giving his opinions on birthright citizenship, something he knows nothing about. our new republican majority will work on this, closing the immigration loopholes and securing our border." right before he left the white house for tonight's rally trump was asked about that. >> why are you attacking paul ryan? >> birthright citizenship is a very, very important subject. in my opinion it's much less complex than people think. i think it says it very loud and clear in the co

the problem is there is no line fixing that, we stoke fear of our neighbors, stoke fear of immigrantsstoke worriedt you have to be in minnesota about a state that's founded on immigration. no sense. moderator: i'm curious, in your background with the national guard if president trump were to say we want you to send national guard troops to the border as migrants are doing -- >> women and children fleeing we have more of them than we do fighting the taliban afghanistan and syria. the governor's job is to rise above the fear. to issue of continuing bring up false narratives a week before the election, the up.ernor's job is to stand when the president says he's birthday ake away right citizenship. >> differ dramatically, it plan ismatter what your because you still want people to know what your plan s. you've been very open at least in front certain crowds to say you want minnesota to be a sanctuary state for illegal immigrants. over that and say it's fear among gehring to bring that -- fear mongering to bring that up. there are only five or six states in the country. we would be the onl

while this president stokes fear, armed militia groups are headed to the border. one group, the texas militiamen, telling cnn they have up to 250 volunteers on the way. the "washington post" is reporting that they have weapons, night vision goggles and aerial drones with thermal-sensing equipment. and while one president is stoking fear, another is sounding a warning. >> don't be hoodwinked. don't be bamboozled. don't let them run the oaky doak on you. because while they're trying to distract you with all this stuff, they're robbing you blind. they'll be like look, look, look, caravan, caravan. then they're giving tax cuts to their billionaire friends. look, look, look, whatever thing is scary. [ laughter ] and then they're sabotageing your health care. you can't fall for it. >>> and what about the economy? there is no denying our economy is firing on all cylinders. >> jobs are going up, crime is going down. wages are rising, first time in many years, you saw that in the report on friday. poverty is plummeting and confidence is at an all-time high. [ cheers and ap

would this president be using that to stoke fear? >> no.f one of them were an illegal immigrant who didn't belong here in the first place, an illegal alien who was a known criminal who was previously deported and allowed back in, then yeah, absolutely we would be using it. and look, i think it's important to point out -- >> do you think he would be reacting this way, though? >> this veiled -- >> do you think he would be reacting this -- >> yes. if it were an illegal alien. yes. everybody keeps trying to say the president's being racist here. the actual facts of the case are that this monster didn't just kill two cops, he also shot five times a black american citizen. so actually, when you talk about protecting americans, that's not a racial issue. we are not -- >> i think this ad they're saying the ad -- i think what people are saying, steve, in all honesty is that the ad is racist. >> the whole ad. >> and they're shocked that the president of the -- >> i'm saying the -- >> hold on. they're saying they're shocked the president of the united

he is stoking a cold civil war in this country. he is the first president who makes no pretense about being the leader of the american nation and the american people. he is a factional leader who is putting his tribe against the rest for the purposes of political domination. he is fundamentally -- [applause] mr. axelrod: he is fundamentally -- mr. schmidt: he is hostile to the ideas of pluralism and liberty. rally, itk at a trump brims with menace in the year. filled faces rage of the supporters. this week, he celebrated the physical assault on a journalist by a member of congress. he has encouraged violence at the rallies. he has described journalists as enemies of the state and enemies of the people. he has labeled political opponents enemies. that aer how it could be sick person would be instigated to take action against an enemy? what do you we -- we do to enemies? we want to kill them. he is created an atmosphere where the people don't look at each other as being all in it together. we are each other's enemies. in fiverump eng

he is stoking fear, getting a space out to the polls, he fears losing the house if not the senate andhe next two years could be derailed in his own presidency will be under threat because it big democrats get an up in the house of representatives, they could start impeachment proceedings. the kind of fears that is stoking, using this appalling video, focusing on brown skinned men who are that —— invading the southern border. he has —— it has echoes of a previous campaign by the first george bush 30 years ago, and he could say something positive about the economy, it's going great guns on deregulation is, but he doesn't think that is as effective which is meat and drink for those in the red states you think america is under threat from a horrible invasion. this is a risky strategy because people in his own party are denouncing is. it's risky but he thinks the risk is greater if he doesn't. if he doesn't get a great turnout from people who think like him, that america is under threat, it could be in the tide of a great big blue wave. this is what the democrats are saying. there are so m

so instead of fixing that, we stoke fear of our neighbor, stoke fear of immigrants, stoke fear that you have to be worried in minnesota about a state that is founded on immigration? it just makes no sense. >> i'm curious, with your background with the national guard, if president trump were to say we want you to send national guard troops to the border as migrants are coming, what would you do? >> you look at each individual mission. one thing i can say is people need to be very clear, sending 15,000 troops to the borders means we have more people going to the border on women and children fleeing oppression than we do fighting the taliban and isis in afghanistan and syria. i think you look at these individual, the governor's job is to rise above the fear. i think this issue of continuing to bring up false narratives a week before an election, i think a governor's job is to stand up. when the president says he will take away birthright citizenship, the governor's job is to not say no comment. >> how are your views on this issue different? >> they differ dramatically. you say it doesn't m

passionsnfusing those with the president who is stoking the division. when you look at the multi-billion-dollar angry industry, talk radio, the internet, fox news. think about the reality that john will trump in his -- donald trump in his first act picked up the phone to thank alex jones who denies the reality of the new town massacre. we should understand the dividers are amongst us and they are ascending because they have mastered technology. when i was a kid at the supermarket you would see the nuts handing out flyers. today, it is a hell of a lot easier for the nuts to find each other. and they had. and stoking the division, when donald trump says yesterday i am a nationalist, he knows what that means and so does every person who calls himself a white nationalists. what he says to them, is you are mainstream. you are part of our coalition. an important part of our coalition. if you look at the washington monument you see a scar a third of the way up. it represents a. for 35 years with construction was seized because of a donation of marble by the po

david stokes al-jazeera. basketball on the end to an unwanted record for twenty thirteen n.b.a. champions the miami heat the heat broke a four year drought against the san antonio spurs have somewhat side had twenty nine points twenty rebounds and nine what shots a season high for the n.b.a. finished ninety five points to eighty eight to the heat. the trouble to cherish and one of the fiercest rivalries in all of football will take center stage in south america's biggest club competition when baka genius face river plate in the cup a limited or its final barca host river in the first leg on saturday the teams have never met in the final and after a disappointing few years for argentina's national team back a bosky g.m.o. bottle says it has renewed the country love football. resident dog do you know that argentine football in terms of its national team has been punished in the past years individually the names of the players in the national team as well because of its results and i think that day baka and river have reached a state that is important beyond what happens in these f

he set about showing his team—mates what they had been missing together with a blazing 50 from ben stokesas a 4—legged one. dog stops play, hardly whatjohnny ba i rstow dog stops play, hardly whatjohnny bairstow needed. that century, that raw emotion. the england balcony didn't seem to mind. on 110, he finally succumbed to a weary shot. it was some comeback. from there, england faltered. a clatter of late wickets. moeen ali was successfully clinging on. farfrom perfect, but hoping to turn this intriguing start into another match—winning performance. west brom are up to second in the championship after a 2—1 victory over ipswich at portman road. west brom took the lead through this effort from jay rodriguez in the first half. and they doubled their lead when harvey barnes cut inside to fire in a second. ipswich did pull a goal back late on, but defeat sees them remain bottom of the league and five points off safety. chelsea midfielder n'golo kante has signed a new five—year deal at stamford bridge. he's made 81 appearances since joining from leicester two years ago, helping chelsea to the

stoked. yami the sunday sound roots got a funny thing is a follow me says that. phrase from the shrews is the name under which i recorded a record is the record music is really going to fit my life for a very young age it may come from the make of what i feel that. talks of are just one of the books of the organism or craig of music i've been blessed with that's deeply relevant to this road especially for the i think this is kind of all in all the right wing assault on our freedom to oss questions and generally all freedom of expression and people you know are being taught it's like students teachers activists filmmakers writers base all of them have been intimidated from the forest and people on the street see the protest has reached our doorstep sort of in which as a weird i'd like some attempts to contradict some of this. in twenty twenty tokyo will host the paralympic games but the nation has a troubled history caring for people with disabilities want to win he examines japan's disability shame on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you. ending the search for

in the midst of these discussions in martin luther kings room, stokely carmichael, of the memosos ofessentiay dried out why welcomes of the naacp and drive a whitney young, the more established figures, the one with alliances with the federal government and good relationships with president johnson. that leaves martin luther king as a moderating force on the march and shapes with the flavor of the march is going to be. it in some ways freeze stokely carmichael to use the march as a vehicle for introducing the notion of black power to the entire country. marchers have divertedasas frome original path set forth by james meredith. meredith thought he would walk straight down highway 51 which is a direct path to jackson, mississippi. the marchers decided they would detour into the mississippi delta and theth delta is the reason, the most fertile region in the city, agricultural region. it's also the region which is most notorious for aggression has the highest black populations. the reason that afforded to the delta was to reach for african-americans and get african-americans to register

maria stokes: yes. great to be back.obert: give us an idea here in terms of this tough question at the beginning here, san francisco marin, the combination of the two areas. maria: you're such a jokester. robert: why is that? maria: well, about 6 or 7 years ago, the marin food bank and the san francisco food bank merged, and so now our food bank serves both of those counties and there is great need for food assistance in both areas. robert: are they unique needs for both or are there a lot of common--is there a lot of common ground? maria: well, geographically of course they're very different. marin is very spread out. we actually have a mobile pantry that goes all the way out to the ranches in west marin, and san francisco is much more concentrated and we have a lot of neighborhood pantries. so they're unique in their own ways, and of course we try to serve both at the highest level. robert: i always ask people about the demand, and if anybody ever tells me the demand is going down, i'll probably faint. but most the tim

him and said they respected his choice after all he was not even an english player but say that to stoke city's james maclean from republic of ireland who also refused to wear a poppy and got so much abuse coming towards him that it just you know the social media literally exploded with vile things said about the republic of ireland international player and he even had somewhat of a confrontation with the fans at one of the recent stoke city games so all this basically raises a big question what is wearing a poppy in england a symbol of remembrance or something that you can use as a stick to hit a player if you refuses to wear it based on his nationality if you are doing it. in a team sport then i think. really sometimes you should swallow your own personal. opinions i don't think about that is the only english to do it it was still you it is dealing with the good. from the war us become but for me is that what i did if he lives and works in britain yes he should off on the national dish and puppy days especially that yes they should yeah. that wrap things up for the face new salad to st

a half—century from ben stokes helped guide england to 312-7, that his ben stokes helped guide englandre's only a few times you get the score for england, and that is a special time to be out there in the middle. so the emotion and hard work that has gone to get back out is massive. look, long—term, who knows what will happen? looking at the la st what will happen? looking at the last year... who knows what will happen long—term? but as you say, i'm happy with my performance. they've already won the 50s over world cup, now england's women are through to the final of the world t-20, through to the final of the world t—20, thanks to a dominant win over india in antigua. heather knight took three wickets for the last of just nine runs as they bowled for india for 112 before amyjones produced a 92 run partnership to see england home with 17 balls to spare. they will play australia in tomorrow's final in the west indies. our prep coming into this game has been so clear, and we knew our game plan. we were feeling confident, the total is very high, so i do forjust back there and partnership,

because the president wants to stoke those fears. i think that could backfire on him.ho cares about the rule of law and law and order ought to find this offensive that the president is using the use of military troops as a political props. and it's been announced asylum will not be granted for women fleeing domestic violence. there could be an empowering effect for people who might be inclined to vote for democrats. >> my thanks to both of you. appreciate the time on this saturday. coming up, could the midterm signal the beginning of a mass exodus from the west wing? we'll talk about a new report of growing frustration from the president and fears of a potential mass exodus from the white house. building a better bank starts with looking at something old, and saying, "really?" so capital one is building something completely new. capital one cafes. inviting places with people here to help you, not sell you. and savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. because that's how it should be. you can open one from right here or anywhere in 5 minutes. seriously, 5