this is. from berlin. before british prime minister to resign me spain strikes a deal to route over the disputed territory had threatened sunday's crucial abuse on the. police fired tear gas and water cannon after demonstrations spiral out of control thousands have turned out to demand fresh french president emanuel mom called cool bacula tax hikes go live to paris. coming up. saturday the final the south america's top club competition between the plate and

journey is the first time ever. have played against each other for the title. welcome to the program spain has reached a deal with the u.k. and the rest of the european union on gibraltar clearing the way for a summit on sunday to approve a bedsit framework with british prime minister to resign may now gibraltar had become the latest sticking point in may's final push on how brags that agreement with the e.u. spanish prime minister pedro sanchez had threatened to boycott the brussels summit but sanchez now says he will support the deal. i'm joined now from brussels by my colleague band. the band what has the spanish prime minister been saying. he joined

a little bit of history magic moment he said he informed the king of spain that now the deal can go on and that all the issues around gibraltar solved he said spain believed his veto and now vote for breaks it and this is something that actually everybody has expected here does this because nobody could think about that only this one minor issue would block the whole view of the britain so this is not resolved this is macon talk to commission president junco now and some of the go ahead as scheduled tomorrow and the invitations have been issued now by donald tusk the e.u. council president so everything should run smoothly and what are we hearing from sources in brussels well the deal such. as quite easy it's just a letter that you got to kingdom issued basically saying that they accept the spanish. the position that everything around gibraltar should to should protect

between these two countries this will take place in the future as it has been in the past also during the mr old agreement negotiations spain and the united kingdom talked about you gibraltar separately so this issue has been solved and there's also another document that says that fisheries will be resolved very quickly that was something that france wanted so now everybody has what he wanted and the summit can go as planned now bant service is due to meet e.u. commission she feel that they. what else do they need to clear up before tomorrow's leadership summit. actually nothing no or everything is really all the documents i have place it should be a very relaxed maybe early dinner that they will have they can talk of course about the common good that refutes the relations they will have and also done a toast to the concert president this is not the bill not be a joyful brecht's it is of course

a set moment for the year that britain believe it's only damage control and this is only the first step after this comes the vote in the house of commons in london and this is another story and in brussels thank you police in paris have fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse protesters demonstrating against rising fuel costs parts of the french capital have been brought to a standstill by in the so-called yellow vest protesters who oppose president and his economic policies thousands of police officers have been deployed to stop them from reaching the presidential palace two people have been killed and hundreds injured since the nationwide protests began last week. and he joins us now so pierre what's the situation in paris at the moment where there are definitely some incidents under sean really there was some people were grabbing some rocks some security fences lightning some fires and it's very iconic

i knew but on the other side police firing tear gas and water cannons it last for hours now since this morning and of course we feel very briefly review that it's also just more part of the movement even in paris there are all the demonstrations we've peaceful people and no intruder and. no friends be obviously is no stranger to protests but this kind of more violent demonstrations of people burning barricades and police five firing tear gas is this usual. well it has happened before ever here it's maybe more shocking because it's on charlie's a which is one of the most famous streets of paris in the world and usually demonstrations in france are more organized it's political parties or unions with their own services of security their own organizations and groups walking from point a to point b. to relations of police today it's more out of control but we have to keep in mind that it's just a few hundreds of people who are fighting until the levy carries and france is not

burning today and i know you did say that there is a group of people who are demonstrating peacefully but who exactly are these demonstrators. well behind the big demonstration exergy zones you know vested french people from different political backgrounds social backgrounds who have a common complaint they are angry against taxes against price of gas and against their lack of public services in france they have no political party no union behind them and they organize themselves through facebook and social networks so today according to government it's not the majority of you know vest who are making trouble it's small a few hundreds from extremist movements from far right and far left who just came to destroy things and fight with police so don't forget once again that there are many peaceful movements in the rest of france and despite what the government is saying what does this unrest mean for president locals reform agenda and his popularity. well we have to keep in mind that these really rule movement is popular among the french population according to polls it's like seventy percent of french

who are supporting it and only operate it credible priorities quite low right now during the demonstrations there are local calls for you to resign or to change you please believe you can and so far it doesn't land and change is a measure of the wrong to transform the preferred specially for the group to call transition it means that so far the rise of abstract around the world and patrol won't be stopped but he also promised to give some precision on tuesday and say that the earth doing girlfriend. right here donna do joining us from france thank you thank you time now for some of the other stories making news around the world at least thirty people have been killed in india when their bus fell into a canal in kind attack a state police say the bus headed off the bridge and plunged into the water many of the victims were schoolchildren and the accident happened around three hundred thirty kilometers southwest of back in the. pakistani authorities have arrested

a radical islamist cleric who's followers staged major protests demanding strict blasphemy laws hussein roots of his supporters rights issues in pakistan to a standstill earlier this month with street protests over the acquittal of. the christian woman had been on death row for blasphemy a new study in brazil says the destruction of the amazon rain forest has reached its highest level in a decade the government data calls illegal logging a major cause of deforestation which in turn leads to global warming the rain forest plays a key role in regulating the earth's temperature. climate change the u.s. economy to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars and less drastic action is taken that's the finding of a major american government report now that report ordered by congress ones the deadly wildfires hurricanes and heat wave seen in recent years will increase and

get worse it also says public health and access to water will be threatened the white house has dismissed the report as inaccurate. well our reporter rebecca recess has been following this story for us and she now joins me in the studio. thanks for joining us what's the biggest thing to come out of this report well there are no specific policy recommendations in the report but what's really striking about it is it's clear statement that things are definitely going to get worse the authors say they more certain than ever that the effects of climate change and a worsening we've seen what we've seen recently that there are rising global temperatures particularly in the us the high heat waves recently most recently we've had the california fires there saying things like this will will obviously become a lot more common and it's going to happen sooner rather than later they really focus on the human impact in this report and they say that the people most vulnerable are obviously the poor of sections of society but another thing that

they really focus on is the economic findings and this staggering they say that they estimate that by the end of next entry the u.s. will lose ten percent of its g.d.p. and what's most alarming about that i suppose is it's in direct contrast to president on all trumps policy so he has an agenda of environmental deregulation which he says is to spare on the economy this report is the exact opposite right so as you're saying these things to me in my eyebrows are just going up because i'm in total shock and of course this is a government report prepared by more than a dozen federal agencies but the trump administration is not buying it is it well that's right i mean the white house has called the report inaccurate which is kind of strange considering as you say it's a government report was released by the white house and they go ahead and say it's inaccurate trump hasn't come out and commented on it specifically trump's viewpoint on climate change he's called it a hoax he said it was a chinese hoax. but two days before this report came out so i think actually he

tweeted i think we have it here he said that there was a bit of a cold snap in washington he came out saying whatever happened. global warming so that garnered a lot of criticism people ridicule on twitter saying that he doesn't have the difference between weather and climate that sort of stuff so nothing has he's hasn't come out and said anything specific to this report ok so trump has i said anything but what about other people how they reacted to this well it's obviously been picked up widely throughout the u.s. and is focused on u.s. environment politics. news organizations have picked up on it but the critics are mainly saying that the release date of the release of the report is a bit iffy you've got critics like al gore the former politician now turned climate advocate coming out and saying that the government administration were trying to bury the report because it was supposed to be believed released in december but the administration decided to bring that forward to go over the thanksgiving holiday

weekend when there's always the a lot less media focus and attention on things like this well rob becker it says thank you for telling us of the world is just getting worse and was sorry and the bad news. i think you are better. in the bundesliga last night struggling labor close and hosted the league's worst team should cut and the whole side prevailed to no bring the match to life in the second half thanks to a brace by their man up front and took advantage of god's leaky defense from the corner have it found kevin foreland and the striker finished with a brilliant header as a gentleman's first goal at home this season seven minutes later the ball found fall and again and he added his second goal. streak in the process. for the first time ever the final of copa libertadores this south america's most

prestigious club competition is being contested between argentina's two most famous teams when i was cubs river plate and book a journey is face off in the second leg of the final in just a few hours a thrilling first leg and a to all it's a high octane match up stoking high emotions among fans and not just during games but also a team practice. fifty thousand for an addict football fans is this a must win match no it's just a training session the famous labo bonaire stadium was packed with boca jr fans cheering on their heroes in preparation for the copa libertadores final clearly this isn't a run of the mill clash bowker facing off against bitter rivals river plate it's the first time they've come up against each other in a co-pay liberated or his final focus supporters saw their team drop two two in the first leg but won't be allowed to watch the return game at river plate stadium away fans are banned from derby matches in argentina. for their part river fans are

nervous about the match. to be honest i'm a bit tense yesterday i went to sleep and dreamt about the match you know i want to be here soon but at the same time i'm nervous because i don't know if this game will ever happen again. rivers supporters spaced lengthy queues to secure tickets both sets of fans will be hoping for a historic win over their cross-town rivals. now if you're looking for an extreme athletics challenge this one might be for you the omen does that marathon runners from all corners of the globe tested themselves on the one hundred sixty five kilometer course in the big diet does that more of an adventure than a flattop foot race one has had to carry a bit on equipment like sleeping bags food and of course you need want to the sick stage mouth and to crown as into the night left on you with flashlights guiding the

away at daybreak and with immense dues extending beyond the horizon morocco's rashid. finished best with a time of fourteen hours twenty three minutes and forty two seconds and his compatriot. the women's event. thank you for watching. we may come over week what time zone is under the age of five we are seven seven percent. want to keep the continent's future to. be part of the youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges. the seventy seven percent. platform.