hold a news conference minutes from now with the president of poland we are live at the white house how was the flyover? >> we had a flyover. rare to see an aircraft above the white house. because the polls have put in a large purchase order for fighter aircraft, the president wanted to demonstrate their capability. it was pretty loud and pretty impressive when the aircraft came over the white house a few moments ago. now we'll wait and see the president and the leader of poland in the rose garden to talk about the relationship between the united states and poland we expect economic items on the agenda including the purchase of 1.5 metric tons of liquid -- this is all about the national security agenda between the countries. the possibility of an announcement of an american troop deployment to poland we'll wait and see what the figures are on that, if we get that announcement here when we see the two leaders in a few moments' time. we'll wait and see the news. we're still a few minutes away no dignitaries here. the vice president is not here none of the major officials in the room y

conference with the president of poland. the president moving to block house democrats from obtaining documents on a controversial question on citizenship. hello, everyone. i'm julie bandares in for dana today. skw>> julie: we begin with john roberts and what's going on the whoug. there's a lot going on today. >> reporter: there is, julie. just about four minutes ago we had a very very unusual sight. the skies over washington, d.c., an f-35 joint strike fighter did a couple passes over the white house. the president was on the south lawn with poland's president. first the f-35 made a run from down by the capitol, from the east to the west over the white house and then came up from the south over the washington monument, doing a slow pass with its forward vertical thruster on and with its engine turned down. it came over us probably about 60, 70 miles an hour, which is quite something when you see an aircraft of that power and magnitude flying so slowly over the nation's capital. what that is all about is increased military cooperation between the united states and poland. the presiden

to reporters at the white house, appearing alongside poland's leader. we'll bring that to you when that happens. up first, there is a lot of 2020 news this afternoon. senator bernie sanders is about to deliver a full-throated defense of his own brand of democratic socialism. he will contrast his view for the country with that of president trump and frame his political solutions as the only answer to what he calls the creeping threat of inequality and authoritarianism. the speech also serves as an opportunity for sanders to stand out from an increasingly crowded left wing of the party. and speaking of that crowded left flank, just last hour we got a new poll of the 2020 field. this one will impact who makes the debate stage in just 14 days. steve kornacki is here to dig through that for us. 2020 polls are on president trump's mind, too. once again slamming new numbers that paid a troubling picture. a new quinnipiac poll shows every other major democratic contender beating president trump in a head-to-head race. the u.s. president, he doesn't believe it. it is, according to him, all

and it's wonderful to see them again. the bond between united states and poland has grown closer. the nation marks 100 years and the polish alliance is a stronger by far than ever before. earlier today president duda and i signed a joint declaration. cooperation between our nations and as a declaration makes clear the united states and poland are not only bound by a strategic partnership, but common values, shared goals, and a very strong and abiding friendship. our people are united by the enduring ties of civilization, culture, and history. we revere individual rights, and prize our time is traditions. family, faith, and freedom. over the past century, brave polish and american patriots have stood together to defend our sovereignty, liberty, and our noble way of life. when i was last in poland i was proud to stand among the veterans, and remember their courage. today we honor the sacrifice of all those who came before, by doing our part to safeguard our independence and strengthen the u.s. and polish alliance. as stated in the joint declaration. the united states and poland con

the president of poland live. >>> plus trump jr. is back before the senate intelligence committee today. why he said he's not worried about perjury charges after this closed-door meeting. >>> and he is the first person to be sentenced in that massive college admissions scam that involved the two hollywood actresses, the former sailing coach at stanford could actually get more prison -- more time in prison than a year. is that fair? you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. x300 series mower. because seasons change but true character doesn't. wow, you've outdone yourself this time. hey, what're neighbors for? it's beautiful. run with us. search "john deere x300" for more. did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? using multiple cleaners on grease can be expensive, and sometimes ineffective. for better value, tackle grease with dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. it provides 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, which cuts through tough kitchen messes, pre-treats laundry stains, and even tackles grease build-up on car rims. t

the u.s. military in the skies and on the ground in poland today u.s. president trump announced more salt will purchase at least 30 f. $35.00 fighter jets and $1000.00 more u.s. troops will be stationed in poland moved out of germany listening to trump describe it you think the decision is being made to reward the poles and to punish the germans is it i'm for golf and berlin this is the day. where they're talking about 2000 troops but we'd be taking them out of germany or would be moving them from another location it would be no additional troops to europe and germany is not living up to what they're supposed to be doing with respect to nato and poland it is have to congratulate you thank you very much we having to we haven't finalized anything but the facility itself will beat the world play well that's up to them i have got things to do with naming it for the job that's all i need what dropped. also coming up tonight and frank would have been 90 years old today before she became one of the world's best known victims of the holocaust she was this man's babysitter. after school

a jampacked show. president trump will be holding a news conference in a few minutes with poland's president and will bring you that live this after saying he hopes all the cards and trade negotiations with china in re- upping his criticism of the fed for raising interest rates in december. also presidential candidate bernie sanders will be speaking in george washington university defending his democratic socialism platform which includes universal healthcare, preached college tuition. the senator is fading quickly to joe biden and other bibles were begun making strides in polls using parts of his plan. sanders is america's more than ready for the whole enchilada in a democratic socialist president. stocks are lower, markets digesting the recent gains from big moves and investors pondering what will be the next upside catalyst and might there be more evidence that the feds are ready to take action. inflation data this morning. all that and so much more on making. ♪ bernie sanders has begun speaking. let's take a listen. >> bernie! >> bernie! >> thank you all very much for being h

world war 2 are underway in poland the world leaders including both the german chancellor and the german president are gathering in warsaw to remember the invasion of poland by nazi german troops on september 1st 1939 we'll bring you live coverage. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us here on d w events are underway in poland to remember the start of world war 280 years ago both german chancellor angela merkel and german president func. are attending a ceremony in the capital warsaw a sign of the importance germany is placing on this painful anniversary and these are live pictures you're seeing here and that was just the polish president and to do that with his wife it was on september 1st 1939 that a german troops invaded neighboring poland the beginning of history's bloodiest conflict poland suffered some of the worst horrors of the war nearly 6000000 polish citizens were killed including some $3000000.00 polish jews now other world leaders including u.s. vice president president mike pence are also attending the. benson warsaw he is actually taking the place of u.

world leaders were in poland sunday for ceremonies marking the 80th anniversary of the start of world war ii. the german army invaded poland on september 1, 1939. here's the vice president remarks. [speaking foreign language] >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states of america, michael richard pence, will now deliver the address. ♪ ministers,ts, prime and most of all, the noble citizens of poland, it is an honor to be here. on behalf of the president of the united states and all the american people, to mark the 80th anniversary of the outbreak two years agoi, president donald trump came to this very city and spoke of the remarkable bond between the american people and the people of poland. he said in his remarks that america loves poland and america loves the polish people. [applause] and today, as vice president of the united states, it is my great honor to stand here today on behalf of the american people, including nearly 10 million polish americans, and a poland that is safe, strong, and free. [applause] as the president said that day, the story of poland

pence spoke yesterday at an event in warsaw, poland commemorating the 80th anniversary of the start of world war ii. this is just under 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states of america. mike pence will now deliver an address. >> president duda, president presidents,other prime ministers and heads of state, distinguished guests and most of all, the noble citizens of poland, it is an honor to be here. on behalf of the president and united states and all the american people to mark the 80th anniversary on the outbreak of world war ii. two years ago, president donald andp came to this very city spoke of the remarkable bond between the american people and the people of poland, saying in polandds, america loves and america loves the polish people. today, as vice president of the , it is my great honor to stand here today on , aalf of the american people poland that is safe, strong and .ree as the president said, the story of poland is the story of people who never lost hope, never been broken and never forgotten who they are and today in the heart of wa

, poland. commemorating the 80th anniversary of the start of world war ii. [speaking foreign language] >> ladies and gentlemen, vice president of the united states of america michael richard pence will now deliver an address. ♪ wrap >> president duda, president steinmart. other presidents, prime minsters and heads of state. distinguished guests and most of all, noble citizens of poland. it is an honor to be here on behalf of the president of the united states and all of the american people to mark the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of world war ii. two years ago, president donald trump came to this city and spoke of the remarkable bonds of american people and people of poland. saying in his words, america loves poland and america loves the polish people. [applause] today, as vice president of the united states, it's my great honor to stand here today on behalf of the american people including nearly 10 million polish-americans in a poland that is safe, strong and free. as the president said that day, the story of poland is the story of a people who never lost hope. never been brok

president of poland. it will take you there when it begins. ♪ scarlet: let us get the latest in hong kong. as thousandsurmoil gathered to protest a bill that would allow extradition to china. the demonstrators argue that it will blow up the legal wall. police responded with rubber bullets. joining us is adrian kennedy who happens to be in new york. adrian, the chief executive is undeterred, she says that hong kong will move forward despite the protests. is there anyway that the government can better sell this bill? or do you think that ship has sailed? >> it is possible. she says that she wants to proceed but has made remarks talking about whether or not this bill proceeds. kong, the day in hong legislature suspended debate on the bill. we do not know when it will proceed going forward. hong kong does not want to be seen to pressures from outside, and neither does china. the comment saying that he thinks that hong kong and china will potentially sort it out might be quite helpful in that regard. caroline: for once, it is being helpful. what about the importance of the legal system in

. >> watch tonight at 8:00 eastern on , vice president pence delivers remarks at an event in warsaw, poland commemorating the 80th anniversary of the start of world war ii. >> [speaking foreign language] >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states by michael richard pentz will now deliver an address. [trumpets] mart, other stein presidents, prime ministers and heads of state. distinguished guests and most of all the noble citizens of poland. here.an honor to be on behalf of the president of the united states and all of the american people to mark the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of world war ii. trumpars ago, president and spokeis very city of the remarkable bond between the american people and the people of poland. words, america loves poland and america loves the polish people. [applause] today, as vice president it is my great honor to stand here of the american people including nearly 10 in aon polish americans poland that is safe, strong, and free. [applause] as the president said that day, the story of poland is the story of people who never lost hope. never b

poland with us. it's great to be with you again. we are celebrating a lot of different things. purchase of f 35 aircraft's. the finest fighter planes anywhere in the world. poland has done really well. they have eclipsed anything that anyone thought. we help them a lot. and they helped us a lot. we are going to discuss the numerous things today. it's going to be a long meeting there are big buyers of our equipment were to keep it that way and on behalf of the first lady and myself i want to thank you both for coming to the oval office. very special place i will never forget the speech i made in poland. i was treated so well. a great group of people. we had a tremendous day. i remember it very well. that was rolling out the red carpet. thank you very much. >> mr. president, thank you very much for this opportunity to meet here in washington at the white house. the second time in the last 10 months. an opportunity to talk about the important issues in our organizations. and about the positions in nato. and especially about the future cooperation. i love to say during the press conference.

pointed out a few seconds ago russia wasn't invited to these the festivities in poland certainly a snub to the russians but the germans were invited it reminds me of the you know the abyss so be it not see non-aggression pact ok i mean if one can draw conclusions about the morality of that but the cold political kalki. and you can't deny but the poles want to seem to have it just one way go ahead alex well the poles have their own interpretation of the hit of them all of soft ribbentrop the russians have theirs there's also what people like jeffrey roberts to do which is that you go through history and you decide what you you have i'm not saying polls are not entitled to their own interpretation of the molotov ribbentrop that my own personal view is that given the situation which existed in august 19th $39.00 a pact between the soviet union and germany was probably something that many people in moscow would have decided made sense to them yeah they failed to forge an alliance with the west they tried the it failed to forge maligns with poland they tried a pact which limited as they

poland america. and all freedom loving nations in the world. will meet their future together thank you god bless you. god bless all and may god bless the united states of america. thanks to being a just melting back you've been watching my memory. marking the start of world war 280 years ago we've just seen speeches there from polish president german president and just now u.s. vice president mike pence we should say other world leaders dignitaries are also on hand including german chancellor angela merkel poland suffered some of the worst atrocities of the war nearly 6000000 poles kill were killed and that's something that was touched upon in those speeches du jour recalling the suffering that poland endured and the german president saying the past is not behind us germany will remember the horrific suffering apart upon poland and we heard as well the u.s. vice president speaking of a special bond between the polish american people incredible strength and resilience of the polish people. now follows a military ceremony. there will be a ringing of the peace as well as a wreath layi

failed to forge an alliance with the west they tried they failed to fortune the lines with poland they tried a pact which limited as they would seen it german expansion eastward would have made sense to there the problem is not that there are these divergent opinions about this event it is that in the west increasingly not talking about the historic story and talking about medium and talking about politics. we are not only hearing only one view of the maldives of ribbentrop pact each is becoming increasingly the all to dos view which everybody who wishes to be considered respectable and accepted is required increasingly to accept and that i think is dangerous thing because it distorts very badly our understanding of the events let you know not all and it also means that the last of us who were the principle country then suffered the raters losses during that war on and on in effect the disallowed from having an opinion about its own region yes particularly demons since that was the red army that liberated poland from from nazi occupation that's why i would disagree with alex about

pointed out a few seconds ago i were a rusher wasn't invited to these oh festivities in poland certainly a snob to the russians what the germans were invited it reminds me of the you know would be of this so be it not see non-aggression pact ok i mean if one can we draw our conclusions about the morality of there aren't but the called political calculation you can't deny but the polls want to seem to have it just one way go ahead hallux well loopholes have their own interpretation of the hit of them olive soft ribbentrop hat the russians as there's there's also what people luck jeffrey role but still you which is that you go through history and you decide what you you have i'm not saying holds a not entitled to their own interpretation of the mall of talk ribbentrop at my own personal here is that given her situation which exist it in august 19th 398 pact between the so you know and germany was probably some think that many people in moscow would him to sign get mayn't sense to them yeah they fail to forge an alliance with wes the trial right the it fail to fortune the lions wi

from berlin poland marks 18 years since the 2nd world war began representatives from dozens of countries joined ceremonies in warsaw germans president bush di my overcalls the cold war as a german crime that his nation will never forget also coming up after a night of clashes with police in hong kong protesters blocked access to the airports as pro-democracy demonstrations enter their 4th month. i'm calling assman welcome to the program leaders from across the world have joined ceremonies in poland to mark the 80th anniversary of the start of world war 2 both the german chancellor angela merkel and german president frank valter steinmeyer were intended it was on september 1st 1939 that german troops invaded neighboring poland the beginning of history's bloodiest conflict poland suffered some of the worst horrors of the war nearly 6000000 polish citizens were killed including some 3000000 polish jews speaking at the ceremony polish president unjaded aside 80 years on there are still lessons to be learned from the 2nd world war. the lesson around the city as the leaders of europe

time in its history against poland. it was on the grounds of a clear risk of a serious breach of the rule of law the toughest sanctions also known as the nuclear option suspend certain rights such as voting bot it requires a unanimous vote in the european council and hungry announced it would veto any sanctions that the e.u. might propose against poland. the threats proceedings against a member state is that going too far. do you think the e.u. is meddling in polish affairs. no i don't think so i haven't raised this we're trying to hold up we're part of europe. and western standards and rules should influence poland. that's something positive i think of the the what is not talking about us i think the e.u. can give us the best of everything freedom but no borders or a better standard of living actually. i i i don't care about what they did stick company to complicated for me. to just crazy for me. i find what's going on here a bit crazy when the right wing law and justice party came to power in 2015 it began introducing judicial reforms including lowering the retirement age of suprem

out opinions not just here but also in italy poland and possibles. i take the train to hamburg to investigate the idea that germany is the paymaster that's how the people we surveyed put it. in my opinion we're paying for countries that aren't giving anything themselves just taking germany is financially robust and has good economic growth rate elin and the other other countries that don't and they benefit from us we're bailing out the southern european countries with it going to be driven up the middle countries like greece need to be helped out that takes effort and no one feels like it. without its supports germany would never have become one of the world's leading exportations. the port of homburg is one of germany's main hubs of goods handling let's start by crunching the numbers. according to the european commission in 27 team germany was the biggest net contributor to the e.u. . a 10700000000 euros more to brussels than if back. written france italy and sweden also paid more into the budget. i'm eating ingo a coffee born and bred in hamburg former s.p. politician and party

troops to poland it's a move to bolster defenses against what is seen as a more aggressive russia also coming out breaks that hardliner boris johnson makes a play to become the next british prime minister the former mayor of london promising to lead the u.k. out of the european union johnson is the front runner in the race to replace to resubmit. and police fired tear gas to disperse protesters in hong kong authorities accuse them of organized but the demonstrators say they will not go well with an extradition agreement with china to become law. it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump says the united states is preparing to send at least 1000 more troops to poland and he is cautioning that not all of the details have been finalized yet the president making those remarks today while meeting his polish counterpart in the white house says the additional troops could be moved to poland from another nato member germany he declined to say if they would be permanently stationed in poland warsaw has backed a move like this amid fears of growing aggression from russia. all righ

a new deal that sees a deepening of military ties with poland a 1000 extra u.s. troops will be deployed as warsaw buys more than 30 american fighter jets. you're watching our show international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 5 pm welcome to the program. the case home secretary has handed us extradition request for julian assange to the courts which will now consider the whistleblowers fate a hearing into the matter is scheduled for friday try to edward stasi reports from london. well it's a dark day for doing a silent and his supporters as the u.k.'s home secretary sajid javid has just signed an order paving the way for genocide to be extradited to the united states now he himself said that he was pleased that you're in a scientist behind bars and that justice will prevail in this procedure we're very pleased that the police were finally able to apprehend him and now he's right behind bars because he broke you cade law i want to see justice done all the time so we've got a legitimate extradition request so i've signed it but the final decisio

russia, now it's united states, saudi arabia, and russia. so we've made tremendous strides. poland is going to buy billions and billions of dollars worth of lng from us. >> this is the result of a common initiative with the president. >> will you use sanctions to block the pipeline -- >> people, have a right to do what they want to do. i think it's something that i've been looking at and i'm thinking about and i'm the one that brought up the pipeline problem where you have russia giving a tremendous percentage of energy -- this gas is going into germany. i say, how can you do that? we're protecting germany from russia and russia is getting billions and billions of dollars of money from germany. i'm the one that brought up the problem. with that being said, i hope they get along. but russia is paying 1% as i said, they should be paying much more -- germany is paying 1%. they should be paying 2%. they should be paying more than that. we'll see how that works out. i think this, we have something much better. we have tremendous lng, and a lot of the european countries are wanting it. trem

it was an. accident trump says he's sending an extra 1000 troops to poland to do a deal signed during the polish me to visit the white. us officially requests the extradition of wiki leaks co-founder julian no songs for instance stateside he could be jailed for 175 years. survivors of london's grenfell tower fire started legal action against u.s. companies whose materials are claimed to have contributed to the tragedy. and will welcome you watching r.t. international with me carrying. the u.s. is to dispatch additional troops to poland to ensure its security the move was agreed to during talks between donald trump and his polish counterpart in washington. poland will still provide. basing and infrastructure to support military presence of about $1000.00 american troops the polish government will build these projects at no cost to the united states suppose government will pay for this well there will be an additional 1000 troops going to poland that's what we heard from the white house where president trump of the united states and president duda of poland seem to have reached s

this is the news live from berlin and poland marks 80 years since the 2nd world war began. commemorations take place in the town of unity to mark the moment hitler's forces carried out of bombing raids that left more than a 1000 people dead and launched his freeze deadliest conflict also coming up. after a night of clashes with police in hong kong protesters plan to block access to the airport as pro-democracy demonstrations continue for a 13th consecutive weekend. i'm michael oakley thank you for joining us on september 1st 1939 germany invaded poland the date is regarded as the beginning of the 2nd world war and the early hours of german warship opened fire on the polish garrison in the vesta plot to wreak peninsula in what was then the free city of dancing at about the same time bombs rained down on the small polish town of yemen killing $1200.00 civilians it was the german look as 1st air raid on poland and the 1st of many war crimes to come ceremonies have been taking place in vienna and marking the moment 80 years ago when history's deadliest conflict began. 4 35 am.

and david axelrod is openly -- >> harris: i have to break in. president of the republic of poland and his wife, arriving and you see the president and the first lady there to greet them. they will have later on bilateral meeting with the president of the republic of poland. for right now, what we're waiting for is an announcement on troops in poland today and not sure what part of the day that will come, if it will come closer to the beginning as they enter the white house now after taking the traditional photograph outside. we're watching for that, among other news, as well, with the president. as it happens, we will bring it to you. i want to come back to the governor for just a second. you have written an op ed based on your 2008 run. i was picking your brain on that. you say they need to carve out policy niche, who is doing it right that you see so far? >> elizabeth warren is gaining in the polls because she has detailed policy position, policy one. that is what you want to do. i think biden already has that because he was vice president and served well. but i think it is good

you of one thing that freedom of speech is absolutely respected in poland. poland absolutely respects all constitutional standards just as in the united states, the right to assemble, the right to the freedom of speech, there is free media in poland. there is everything that is functioning in a normal democracy. one can announce what they think, one can demonstrate, one can say what they think in poland, people are not attacked during demonstrations as it happens in other western european country. police do not use truncheons or tear gas against people. people can speak their mind. they can express that they're not pleased with something. this is their right in democracy. please ask polish journalist when was the last time, when was the last demonstration in poland when some kind of tension happened, no, it didn't because in poland we respect the right to demonstrate and to express your concern because we believe that this is one of the foundations of democracy in pola poland. there is absolutely free and just elections, all the standards are respected, so please, ladies and gentlemen

men who had participated in one of the most lethal operations in occupied poland. and some off those men they knew were here in the united states living on u.s. soil. they recognize some of the names. and that was a turning point in an investigationur that spanned about 50 years and is at the heart of this book, "citizen 865". as soon as i talk to barry white i knew this was my next book. this was for sure a story i wanted to tell. and so let me give you a littlet bit of background. i focused heavily in his book on historians, the prosecutors are the heroes of thiss book as wel. i focused heavily on historians because i spent about 25 years of my life as an investigator for porter said documents intrigue me. i love documents. the historians were able toer fd documents from all over eastern europe, inside what were once communist country. they went to moscow, tf, prague, poland and they found all of f this evidence about men who were living here in the united states. and i found that absolutely intriguing as an investigative reporter, that there were men and women had spent their care

and government calls the sentences quote an atrocity. and poland's ruling conservatives secure a huge electoral victory belonging justice party is set to increase its majority after implementing reforms its critics called anti democratic. i'm sorry kelly thank you so much for joining us here on news and we have some breaking news to tell you about i would have bene jeanne meserve dolph 0 and a michael kramer are the joint winners of the nobel prize for economics they have been awarded the prize for their experimental approach to alleviating poverty the noble i cannot. next prize is a category that has often been criticized for a 1st of all failing to recognize female economists among other reasons wrapping up a nobel season that has so far only seen one female laureate. rob watts from d.d.b. business joins us now to put all of this into context for us this is just been announced rob tell us a little bit more about this trio of winners so the way the nobel committee put it was that they have come up with effective ways of reducing poverty so all 3 of them has to do flow. and michael kr

one of the darkest chapters in bomb history on september the 1st 1939 nazi germany invaded poland a group that began world war 2 so let's take a look back at what unfolded in poland decades ago. i think in the early hours of september 1st 1939 the german battleships because stein attacked a polish ammunition depo and down sick now known as be done sgt they were the opening shots of world war 2. german bombers also destroyed via a town in western poland of no strategic importance 1200 civilians were killed in the van months 1st war crime shortly afterwards the german army crossed the polish border a scene re-enacted for these propaganda pictures the previous evening as s. troops wearing polish uniforms had staged an attack on a german radio station hitler used this as a pretext to invade poland by. german troops also attacked the polish post office and don sic the siege lasted 15 hours most of the defenders were shot dead after a german court martial. but hitler resent bishan went far beyond poland he wanted to conquer europe and oppose his racist nazi ideology on the entire continen

this is deja vu news live from berlin poland bids farewell to the popular liberal mayor of good dancer who died monday after being stopped at a charity event. mourners are remembering tavola damage whose murder sent shock waves around here it is being laid to rest in the city where he was born uncovering. a mexican gas pipeline explodes killing over twenty replays north of mexico city and gold dozens of people who had gathered to fill up fuel containers. and byron munich kicked off the second half of the bundesliga season with this strong statement against hoffenheim byron are hoping to get back on top of the league by the season's end. i'm next peiser welcome to the program leading figures in poland and the european union are in good dance today paying their respects to the city's late mayor how will a dam of it was fatally stabbed while on stage at a charity event last sunday the murder of the liberal politician is believed to have been politically motivated european council president donald to skip a former polish prime minister himself is among the thousands of mourners insi

coming up the people of poland elect a new parliament today in the wake of controversial justice reforms we meet the judges being targeted for criticizing the ruling party. and thousands gather in berlin for a show of solidarity against anti-semitism and right wing violence that's after a terror attack on a synagogue in the city of hama earlier this week. i'm carl kasell and welcome to the program as turkey ramps up its assault on kurdish forces in northern syria hundreds of people have now escaped from a camp for supporters of so-called islamic state international condemnation of turkey's offensive is mounting as well with german chancellor angela merkel phoning turkish president of thai of everyone to demand an immediate halt up to 200000 people have been forced to flee their homes in the area. syrian rebels backed by turkey advance into russell i mean one of several towns in syria close to the turkish border in an area that's been under kurdish control and that turkish forces and their local allies aim to seize them. here they're posing in front of a poster of jelena he may be

now 2 people have died in neighboring uganda we will go live to kampala. also coming up poland talks about building for trump after the u.s. president tells his polish counterpart that he will send him an extra $1000.00 troops the polish president promises to buy another $35.00 u.s. fighter jets and protests in hong kong delayed progress of the controversial extradition until i get the territories chief executive tells the demonstration a blatant organized crime. plus the football women's world cup in france germany will almost certainly reach the knockout stages of the tournament after a hard fought one will play in the 1st spain. i'm sorry kelly walk into the program a leading biomedical research organization has called the outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo truly frightening the u.k. based welcome trust said that the epidemic is the worst since 2016 and shows no sign of stopping and the world health organization is considering whether to declare the outbreak a global emergency the disease has spread to uganda where 2 people including a 5 year old boy have