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the french election on r t. you stay with us on r.t. for more coverage of that still to come on the program for today though of violence hits the streets of canada student protests against the planned seventy five percent hike in tuition freeze meter rather tough response from riot police that story just coming up shortly. also a chance to live cancer sufferers in india open a new law to make lifesaving treatment cheaper and local. protesters in egypt of staged the biggest rally in months to demand an immediate end to the military rule which they've lived under for well just more or less a year now the move comes a week after the army barred almost half of the prospective presidential candidates from standing in the upcoming election u.s. based on a list of things the egyptian revolution at the end of the day has been hijacked. obviously things are moving toward toward a collusion here the military doesn't want to give up its privileged position in society the protesters want a genuine democratic system where this thing is headed to imp

>> most of the time you don't think about t you use faith without thinking about it. it is part of your life. >> faith is most of the times based on some type of experience previously. you get out on the road. you have driven before. even if you have had one accident, 99.9% of the time, drivers don't target you, we hope. >> it is not absolute, that's true. >> it's not absolute, but it's also not blind. you have experience and it is not like you are taking it totally -- >> right. your example with driving. so if you had several accidents you might think about it more consciously. >> you have seen all that glass onto road, you might think, wow, do i want to go through this intersection? >> there comes a time when you see enough damage and you stop having faith. >> so we weigh the risks and we look at our experiences. well, we have gone back out on the street to find answers to this question, what something faith? let's listen to what people had to say back on the street. faith to me is to be able to believe in a god that you don't see. >> total, like, giving yourself ove

the talk in t you were a slave, that you would want to be a slave of the ashley family. the ashley family gave their slaves a little more autonomy than some of the other slaves in town would have had. there were many more of them, so their duties were more specific. they were to come and go, not as they pleased, but as needed, to take care of the things done in the household which was true for tabby also. that would have also been true for tabby. so as your cooking, your tasks might include going to the market to buy more food which would have been on an account by the family at the store. slaves, in general, in towns had more autonomy than slaves on plantations did. so in that respect, the ashley family was not that unusual, but the ashley family was known to be kinder to their slaves than isabelle likely was to tabby. this is tabby's bedroom area. this would have been pretty much her own space. right here what we have set up is somewhere for her to hang her laundry in case of rain. looks like it might rain today, so any laundry she hangs to dry, she'll hang on these ba

the french election r t. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for sleep you think you understand it and any glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is all. hard luck in the big picture. and if. you want to. welcome back across the table culture magic we're talking about the issue of extremism and politics. and. ok roger i'd like to go back to you in oxford i think one of the interesting things that we've already discussed in this program and i think we can be more nuanced is that we have extremists on both sides we have we have break we have we all. also have muslims that are extremist to do not accept democratic values and freedom of speech and many other things that we would that they would disagree with us on but you know we're talking about very small minorities on either side are they how much to what degree are they dictating the discourse about politics and multiculturalism now in europe and to some degree in the united states. well it's a