the storm struck in april seventh on g.w. . this is data the news live from the thousands march for me read it as though it was a ninety five year old holocaust survivor who was found brutally murdered thousands of taking to the streets tonight to protest against a wave of two semitic attacks in france we'll take you live to paris also on the program. pomp and pageantry focus on this china gives north korea's leader

a lavish welcome at the start of a secret trip to beijing mr kim is said to have assured china's president xi that's he's committed to denuclearize ation. and russia holds a day of mourning a funeral so house for the sixty four people who died in the deadly faster shopping mall in but inside me here many of the dead were children. i'm still going to welcome to the program. a protest march in on a eighty five year old holocaust survivor is taking place in paris as we speak and around was killed in an attack on friday thousands have been marching through the streets of the french capital to protest the killing police say they are trying to come out as an unceasing mercy attack firefighters discovers a partially body on friday after being called to a fire in her apartment in the east of the same. she'd been stopped several times

police arrested a neighbor and another suspect. because well at least lewis says march in paris so welcome lisa so we see a lots of people behind you were waiting to pay their respects tell us what's going on. yes absolutely that thousands of people who have come here together to pay tribute to may in all they've come from all across france but also from other countries as speak to some people from belgium just a few minutes ago and they're here to pay tribute to this lady who was brutally assassinated last friday and she died in her if it circumstances what are you hearing from people that. people are saying that they feel under attack as jewish people who live here in france they feel it's more more dangerous to walk down the streets for example with their keeper on the head one gentleman

told me he lives in live in the northern town of lille told me that he didn't dare to leave the synagogue the place of worship with his kippah on his head he would before hand check the security cameras if anybody was in the streets outside that security question i was telling them don't gather in front of the door of the synagogue because you might become a target for attackers really so people are here feel really that they are under attack that more more violent acts are being committed against committed against the jewish people in france and their freight the police are treating this as an anti-semitic attack and they have two suspects in custody. absolutely they have arrested a twenty seven year old neighbor and and home a homeless person he paoli are suspected to have committed this attack the twenty seven year old neighbor was frequently resisting the old lady and he actually

actually knew him since his childhood and he was known to he was known for sexually sexual crimes really in the past but he was in touch with the race family is about for the time being we don't know really who was doing watching the attack both have testified and their accounts are contradicting each other so we're waiting to hear more from the authorities on this we were just seeing pictures of close house there this march of course on the same day that france buried the murdered police officer are no a better troll tell us more about what's been happening that. well absolutely this morning we had a minute of silence to honor the dead police officer a little bit and you know mark or held a speech in a moment ceremony at the lead here in paris the place where france pays its

highs tribute to is we are his heroes it's here is of war really so this is a day of mourning for france many people here in france are feeling that they are under attack and this trying to stand together in facing this this threat to their country really is a nurse in paris thank you. so much you're just hearing from so on that the policeman who was killed in last week's terror attack president macron led the tributes in paris you described nobel trial as a symbol of french heroism and resistance. the nation honors its hero. french president emmanuel mccaughan awards the legion of honor to are not built from its france's highest honor but it can only be laid on the coffin of the police officer who has given his own life for that of a stranger. for the first i think this year we stood up against islamist aggression

. against hatred. and against the madness of killing me by for bravery of a single man he reminded his will of the very heart of our nation the french spirits of resistance beltran was one of the first officers to respond to the deadly hostage siege in tray of the special forces officer died of his injuries a day later initiating a further outpouring of praise for the forty four year old sacrifice as events unfolded at this supermarket biltong traded places with a female hostage who is being used as a human shield by the attacker. it wasn't just his act of self-sacrifice that helped end the siege beltran cleverly left his mobile phone on so that police officers could hear what was happening inside then after hearing gunshots reinforcements went in shooting the twenty six year old islamist attacker and ending the four hour ordeal. bear trump died for his country and his memory will

live on in france today his nation saluted its hero. and gave him a most distinguished sendoff. after days of rumors it's been confirmed that north korea's leader kim jong un did visit china this week his meeting with president xi jinping was kept under wraps until he'd left yesterday the hope is that this is the problem to talks on nuclear disarmament today u.s. president donald trump tweeted that he had received a message from president xi saying the meeting had gone well and that north korea's leader was looking forward to meeting him mr trump went on to say that until then u.s. sanctions would remain in place and that pressure had to be maintained at all costs there's more on kim jong un's first foreign trip since he came to power. heavy security for an unnamed visitor making their way through beijing. then pomp and ceremony as

a mysterious individual is confirmed as none other the north korean leader kim jong un it's a historic moment as kim's first diplomatic trip outside the rogue nation since he took power in twenty eleven. rumors had been circulating for days that the mysterious ahmed train crossing the yellow river from pyongyang had kim on board. but it was only confirmed after kim and his wife were safely back home. according to china's state news agency she pressed kim on north korea giving up nuclear weapons kim apparently replied quote the issue of denuclearization of the korean peninsula can be resolved if south korea and the united states respond to our efforts with good will create an atmosphere of peace and stability while taking progress even synchronous measures for the realisation of peace but many are skeptical about whether or not kim jong un would really skill down the program after the north korean government has worked so hard to celebrate its development.

a little yet i don't think he will officially declared the nuclear ization because he has been emphasizing the importance of nuclear weapons a lot he has particularly been stressing that the nuclear program makes the country strong and that the country can defeat the united states with it he can't totally change that stance all at once. but others think kim could use disarmament to his advantage. kim jong un would seek to propagate the idea that he persuaded the u.s. and the international community to essentially surrender by having carefully mustard nuclear weapons so. the china visit comes ahead of a historic summit between north and south korea for april that meeting is expected to further focus on denuclearization. funerals have taken place in siberia for

the victims of the shopping mall fire at the weekend russia is observing a day of mourning for the heartache is mixed with anger many people believe the author artists are trying to cover up luck safety standards met contributed to the high death toll. the size of the coffin showed the scale of this tragedy most of the victims of the fire with children these parents lost their daughter and son ten year old masha and eight year old cost you have died alongside their grandmother. even those used to dealing with death find it hard to comprehend. we're all suffering from grief and there are no words that can express the pain we all feel the personal tragedies have touched the entire country. but they've also provoked an outpouring of anger people here are desperate for justice they want to know whether all this

could have been avoided. trying to escape the mall found many emergency exits blocked. children were also reportedly left locked inside a cinema while star fled. i was talking to my daughter on the fine i told a lie down on the floor and bridge breathe and don't die. i was crying to my daughter she said dad i love you i'm suffocating i'm losing consciousness. this video. scene from about the damage to the morning's clear but what's not so clear are the circumstances behind the fire furious locals suspect to cover up so far five people responsible for fire safety have been detained including the more direct. i'm a mother myself i perfectly understand what people who are now burying their

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