an anti-racism march through the city organize the seeds into against growing populist sentiment there calling for europe s borders to stay open and for participants to take a stand against to semitism and xenophobia event brings together numerous social groups and labor unions and it s said to end with an open and consulate. rights of four let s bring in did have a correspondent on your coaches live in the center of berlin where the demonstration is getting underway so i knew organizers say they were hoping for at least forty thousand people to show up today how would you gauge the level of support. it is very hard to say at the moment because we don t have any official numbers yet we have to wait till we can get them from the police over the however the organizers themselves they are now saying they believe there are one hundred fifty thousand people on the streets at the moment if is this confirmed then it would be more than anyone expected and it would be one of the biggest
israeli troops have killed seven palestinians in clashes at the border fence separating the two sides the israeli military says its troops opened fire as thousands of palestinian demonstrators began throwing rocks and fire bombs it s one of the deadliest incidents in months of protests along the border. here in berlin at least one hundred thousand people are taking part in what s described as an anti-racism march through the city organizers say it s aimed at countering growing populist sentiment they re calling for europe s borders to stay open and for participants to take a stand against anti-semitism and xenophobia the event brings together numerous social groups and it s set and with an open air concert. rights of all let s bring in did a correspondent on your coaches live in the center of berlin where the demonstration is getting underway so i knew organizers say they were hoping for at least forty thousand people to show up today how would you gauge the level of support. it is
democrats and the strategy is to avoid being painted with the label or receiving the endorsement maybe while still advocating for the policies that they have been advocating for. very quickly, do you want to chime in on this? i think it s taking a page from donald trump s rhetoric where he would come up from these grand sweeping ideas and have no idea how to implement them. but it was the idea that would catch fire, make an interesting pop. you see a lot of candidates this cycle, particularly democrats on the far left, using that hyperbolic rhetoric, saying let s abolish i.c.e. or block donald trump s supreme court for the next four years. it s sort of looking to capture a more populist sentiment and bombastic sentiment. and that language very much reflects the culture and the sort of time that we have right now. which is to be very hyperbolic
on his second visit to europe as the u.s. president. only this time the meetings will be higher profile and the stakes even greater. mr. trump will start with what s expected to be a friendly audience in warsaw, poland. then he travels to germany for the g20 summit and his first face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. cnn s live in warsaw now. this is a big, big deal for poland having the u.s. president there in their capital. the u.s. president used to positive relations with poland. should we expect anything different with donald trump? no. and there is no surprise donald trump has chosen poland to make his first pit stop on this second foreign trip, hannah. it is after all a government whose mirrors many of his own. its nationalist populist sentiment is something donald trump responds. he is being receive bade
bradley. what are the numbers you re hearing now, matt? we were getting numbers from the french, whose numbers haven t changed. 25 to 35. what do we know? those are the numbers from my colleague. this is the kind of definitive response. those numbers could change, they could waiver a little bit, but this is more or less the final announcement. so we re seeing what looks like a pretty clear verging on a massive repudiation of le pen and her supporters and the anti-globalist agenda that she s been touting. and a lot of her allies not just in the united states with trump, but throughout the world. steve bannon said there would be a wave of populist sentiment that would follow trump s presidency in the united states. that really hasn t happened.