this is deja vu news the live from girl a massive manhunt in the french city of stross for police are searching for the gunman who opened fire near a popular christmas market killing three people and wounding several others authorities say that the suspect was on a state security watch list also coming up after a day of meetings with e.u. leaders to try and save her brakes until u.k. prime minister to reach the main thesis reports that members of her own party in parliament are preparing a leadership challenge plus in the champions league football club forced out of its

home because of war it is ukraine shocked are told that their stadium was bombed in the fighting in the east of the country they now have a chance to qualify for the next round of the champions league. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program we begin this morning with a developing story because police are on the hunt for a gunman who opened fire at a christmas market in the french city of stross burg on tuesday night have these three people died in that shooting several others are in a critical condition strasberg is located on the french german border it is home to the european parliament and a christmas market that draws millions of people every year last night a gunman opened fire near the edge of that market and government officials say that they are treating the. shooting as a possible terrorist attack the suspect is

a twenty nine year old with a criminal history who had been flagged by authorities as a possible extremist was. racing to save the wounded on the streets of strasburg the city's world famous christmas market now the site of a deadly mass shooting a gunman opened fire on revellers here tuesday night before fleeing the scene witnesses poke of panic and terrified people as the shots rang out. i saw a lot of people running scared crying kids and all that i said i think this must be very very serious. and then when i saw people crying and the crowd leaving they said it was a shooting right next door so i ran away i went to hide in a restaurant. on the. french president and manuella mccall held an emergency meeting with cabinet officials at the presidential palace

afterwards he tweeted out his condolences saying the whole nation stands in solidarity with strasburg our victims and their families. french authorities raise the terror alert to the highest possible level as they searched for the twenty nine year old shooting suspect a known criminal. the man is known for civil law offenses for which he was already condemned in france and in germany. the government has decided to switch to his data for emergency and reinforce controls at border crossings. we are also stepping up security at all of the christmas markets around france to avoid similar events from happening. will it is between him and his. friends has borne the brunt of

some of europe's worst terror attacks in recent years now the country again finds itself in the crosshairs. let's get more now from max hoffman who is standing by in downtown strasburg max what is happening there right now well life is beginning on a new day here although it is of course a very different situation from yesterday you can see there is activity people are going to work that all cultural events have been called off by the mayor of straw's berg of course the christmas market won't be opening today schools are open but going there is optional for the kids and the fact that the alleged shooter is still on the run is probably making the decision quite easy for some parents not to send their kids to school let's talk a little bit more about that alleged shooter because french prosecutors saying that they are treating this shooting as an act of terrorism what more do we know about the suspect. actually quite

a bit if you consider that they haven't caught him yet he is part of a group of people that are called that are subsidized under file s. file s is a category in friends for radicalized people people that are being watched by the authorities in fact this person twenty nine years old was supposedly. supposed to be arrested yesterday morning we don't know for what but the fact is he wasn't home when the authorities came to take him into custody we've been hearing from some local media outlets that police did find explosives in his apartment but he has been known to the authorities because he served some prison time and we believe that's where he was radicalized we had helicopters above the city almost all night until about three o'clock in the morning that stopped at some point so there was hope this meant that he had been caught by the authorities but so far no confirmation of that the official word is he is still he's still being tracked down

and if we look at how this attack played out i mean the gunman he apparently managed to get inside a security zone around this christmas market max how could that happen. so i wasn't there but i can tell you this on monday when we got here for the official parliament business that took place this week there were heavy controls on the streets leading up to the christmas market they always have hundreds of police offices and also some soldiers guarding the christmas market and as we understand the shooting did not have a directly on the christmas market but beside the christmas market so it's. will just have to wait for the official version but of course it's very hard to guard an entire city like this where you have tens of thousands of people visiting this christmas market especially at this time of year and then we have the security threat level for france has been raised max hoffman there with the very latest from stross baraka where we know that this gunman is still on the run thank you so much

. well now to some other news on british prime minister and theresa may is fighting for her political life as rebel lawmakers in her conservative party say that they have enough support to mount a leadership challenge or move earlier this week to delay a vote on her bribes that plan has infuriated m.p.'s on all sides of the debate on tuesday she travelled to several european capitals seeking support from e.u. leaders for changes to her brags it deal to make it more acceptable to lawmakers at home. struggling to get her country out of the e.u. to reason may also struggle to get out of her car in berlin. on a whirlwind tour of europe her talks with german chancellor angela merkel were just one of several meetings with some of the continent's heavy hitters. may was searching for any support abroad that could help her win over critics of

her bricks that plan back home topping her agenda getting assurances over efforts to prevent a hard border between ireland and the u.k. but what i'm discussing with european leaders and we'll continue to discuss with them is how we can provide that assurance that the backstop from all the knowledge where it should be used doesn't need to be used where it be used we need certainty that it is only temporary. as the prime minister reduced from berlin to brussels looking for a boost back home both believe and remain camps were pushing hard for their desired outcome. i think it's very important that people look at this think very hard about it try and get the timing right and do the thing which is right for the country and maybe the thing that's right for the country is to go straight to saying let's have a people's mood most of the policy is not being truthful with the british people there is no there is no bricks it available that is not going to make people poor.

yeah i'm going to think we'll end up with a native. you know. leave remain deal or no deal nobody seems to have a clue anymore but fears are growing that the chance for an orderly breaks that is now slipping through to reason may's fingers cracks let's get a quick check now some other stories that have been making news around the world brazilian police have been reviewing c.c.t.v. footage of the moment that a gunman opened fire in the cathedral in a city bears. paulo the forty nine year old shot full worshipers dead before killing himself police are still seeking a motive for the shooting. u.s. president donald trump has threatened a government shutdown in a heated exchange with democratic party leaders over funding for the border of mexico trump needs democratic support to pass any spending legislation but the democrats are offering far less than the five billion dollars he is demanding. two

russian cosmonauts on the international space station are out on a spacewalk they're investigating a mysterious hole in a soyuz spacecraft to the station hole appeared in august leading to an initial loss of air pressure russian officials have speculated that it may have been sabotaged and want to know more. back here on earth the u.n. science panel on climate change has that urgent action is needed to counteract global warming the warning echoes delhi delegates at the international climate summit in poland who say that rising temperatures will cause it reversible environmental damage and that poor countries will bear the brunt our next report is from fiji where climate change is already making life more dangerous for those struggling with poverty. in the fiji islands where jet setters like to take their vacations at luxury hotels. we take a look behind the scenes at how local island it happens spend their days. not far

from the airport on the main island there's a small river flowing south and right next to it a poverty stricken settlement most ground floor housing has been abandoned dinesh whose parents came here from india owns an upholstery store which he runs from the upper level of the building i used to work from home before but all this flooding it i know your feet a lot of problems i lost a lot of things from down everything was doing. better for me and i'll remember that i did i walked from up. this series of disasters began in twenty twelve when category four cycle evan hit p.g. had never experienced this much rain the area surrounding core of the two became a lake district. there was just too much rain for the local stream to nash takes us there he shows us the sure which is much higher than usual increasing the damage

this is where things went wild with flash flooding the. last few years big was a really bad one it was a last resort sort of rabid with you if it had been in. so far as that really even plume well with things. said the house still worked out just. does the bang and just came of age. in twenty sixteen there was a category five cyclone named twins' ten. this was the worst storm ever to hit fiji here cyclons are out of the ordinary the pacific ocean seemed to be going out of control. the locals on fiji are now concerned about the extreme heat of the summers during cycling winston the temperature on the water's surface reached up to thirty degrees celsius during the storms the rivers rose and spread steadily across the island thus wreaking even more havoc after the storm

provisional bridges were built and. but because of climate change no one knows if the floods will return and possibly be even worse the residents here may be forced to move elsewhere but they can't afford to do so. then and perhaps we got rear ended and i would have that it was a big big flood and nothing inside the house again no muffling no mako everything nothing new there. that's a big part of our bid to freeze everything rocks. climate change is making life here dangerous and not only along the coast dinesh has experienced this firsthand violent storms and heavy rainfall transformed their stream into a raging river that destroyed the neighborhood. on meantime the u.s. children's aid organization unicef has renewed its call for urgent international pressure to resolve the humanitarian crisis in yemen according to their latest

report four hundred thousand children are so severely malnourished that their lives are in grave danger they peel comes as the two sides hold peace talks in sweden and have exchanged lists of names in a proposed president's swap. a positive sign concerning the situation in gaming there who three rebels and the yemeni government have no such a date to exchange prisoners from the warring sides they have already exchanged lists of prison this. list include more than fifteen thousand captors and to tell you needs from all warring parties in yemen. we hope the obvious are just being serious we are serious and ready at the moment. the huge prisoner swap is set to take place in january marking a success in the un brokered peace talks which aim to end hemans devastating four years civil war the conflict has killed at least ten thousand people and pushed millions to the brink of starvation children are bearing the brunt of the suffering

. on every bed in this hospital twice a tiny victim of this civil war the flashpoint city of her data is still held by the rebels but undergoing a massive government offensive seventy percent of the country's food imports come through the port here today yemen is hell on there for the millions of yemeni children four hundred thousand of them suffering from the life threatening severe acute malnutrition. when you talk to the parents when you talk to doctors when you talk to teachers only then you realise that behind these mind boggling figures that is there is a reality so for me it is unprecedented. move the peace talks in sweden and the seach there's still a long way to go the prison this is a sign of hope but it's also the least contentious issue on the table the rivals are still negotiating.

football now and last season's champions league final as liverpool have squeezed into the knockout stages and a narrow one nil win over napoli most sollars first half goal gave liverpool the clean sheet victory that they needed to progress parsons a man won the group after thrashing red star belgrade elsewhere another english side tottenham progress thanks to their draw in barcelona and in trouble on failure to beat p.s.v. eindhoven germany's dortmund and shako were already through to the last sixteen dorman top their group by beating monaco. well the final group games in the champions league wrap up tonight and for one determined club there is a chance of moving on to the final sixteen knockout stages despite immense hardship ukrainian side shocked i've done ask haven't been able to play at home since the civil war in the east of the country flared up back in two thousand and fourteen well now recent tensions with russia mean that their vital home match with french

club leone has been moved to yet another new venue. it's tough being a shut down that's. the side of been forced to play away from the home stadium since two thousand and fourteen when pro russia rebels loans to non conflict in eastern ukraine donbass arena was even damaged by artillery shells the football team first started playing home much is in living over one thousand kilometers away last year they moved to the comparatively close city of kharkiv but now they must face leone in kiev. the recent naval spat with russia prompted an imposition of martial law in ukraine's eastern regions which is behind the switch of much venue to the ukrainian capital. fans of the recent domestic away game at the moment all the travelling and dream of a day they can play in donetsk again. we would like shocked to

play now dumbass the rainer in donetsk. playing at the dumbass arena we would all probably cry down and great the team with open arms. the fact still in the running for the champions league last sixteen is down to an owner and good player recruitment following an exodus of big names there's also a huge pride in the jersey a win against leon will see them through but the players would much rather the game was in hockey have put them. there would have been a full stadium in hockey. i know that a lot of fans bought tickets. this is a big problem. we hope the fans will have the chance to come to get here to support the team. it's very important for us because i. was. shocked hope to be flying their flag in the champions league come february you know

who you are an australia based refugee footballer who has been critical of his home country in bahrain and it's powerful while family could soon be extradited back there. be as a former star defender with bahrain's national team but sought asylum in australia after claiming to have been persecuted and tortured. the key not over id is in political limbo he was arrested in thailand on the vendor twenty seventh while on vacation with his wife at the request of the bahrain government now a thai court has extended his detention by sixty days so that in extreme conditions order from bahrain can be processed good to go now days for his life if he sent back to bahrain as these desperate pleas for help demonstrate with people i know i don't know i don't write a book about it i want to build a story i didn't do anything but i look. at it i broke the citizenship to live but

i live i'm still you do look at it i didn't do i did. not overwrite the flick bahrain four years ago he now holds refugee status in australia he says he was tortured for criticizing the bahrain varial family and its ties to sporting scandals in the region the gulf state denies the claim bahrain claims he then belies the police station that he was sentenced to ten years in prison in absentia a charge he denies and override these detention has attracted attention worldwide both football's governing body and the australian government have called for his immediate release. well google is joining facebook and twitter in a rather uncomfortable clubcard authors has that story and google c.e.o. sundar pichai finally faced the music the house judiciary committee grilled him on what they think is an anti conservative bias in google search results the company

has been under fire for massive data breach that affected some five hundred thousand users of its google plus social network google's android operating system runs on the ninety percent of all smartphones around the world but google's main search platform has been blocked in china since twenty ten the company has been trying to find a way into that market with controversial plans to launch a census. search service that. well has denied that those plans actually exist but google is quote continuing to study the idea he also sought to dispel notions of any biases towards conservative so all that he tried to influence the outcome of the twenty sixteen presidential election in the u.s. let's listen if i leave this company without political bias and work to ensure that our products continue to operate that we do otherwise would be against our core principles and our business interests we are a company that provides platforms for diverse perspectives and opinions and there

is no shortage of them amongst our employees. police investigated the bomb threat early tuesday evening the offices of facebook and instagram the threatened building on facebook's main campus was evacuated searched by a bomb squad a suspicious package was found to prove to be safe nobody of the company was hurt said facebook officials the bomb threat was initially called into the new york police department the information was then relayed to local law enforcement in california. a canadian court has granted bail to the chief financial officer of chinese telecoms john huawei mang one jew the daughter of the company's founder now waits a hearing for extradition to the us mom was arrested earlier this month at the request of u.s. authorities over allegations she was involved in violating sanctions on iran. who always chief financial officer was granted bail of ten million dollars after three

days of hearings in vancouver model one shoe will have to turn over passports and wear an ankle bracelet mung is often viewed as a national heroine in china so her release is doubtlessly a relief to beijing. still the prospect of one being used as a bargaining chip in overall trade a go she ations between china and the us increased as us president trump said he would intervene if the case was in america's interests hours before the bail hearing a former canadian diplomat was arrested in beijing presumably in retaliation for among the rest still markets in asia were higher after model was released as investors faith in trade talks was revived. media reports that beijing will cut import duties on american made cars of list of trade sentiments on asian markets china reportedly has plans to reduce those tariffs from fourteen to fifteen percent the concession would now go to the chinese cabinet for review if approved it would

reverse the high can import taxes from july the news forced many car dealers to raise prices u.s. president trump said that he would not rise to any further on chinese imports until a deal has been made. india has a new central bank chief shakti come to us has been appointed to the top job at the reserve bank of india after the abrupt departure of patel on monday but personal reasons but his resignation comes after serious disagreements with the government over monetary policy it seems to be part of a trend that has economic economists worried as an increasing number of governments the world over interfere with central banks which are supposed to be independent of the us federal reserve the bank of england the european central bank the well the central banks are some of the most powerful institutions there all snow allowing them to adjust interest rates inflation print money i'm sure up the economy they

usually designed to be independent from political interference but is that changing . applause handshakes and backslaps aside president john paston proved to be the biggest fan of fed chair jerome powell openly criticizing the us federal reserve's decision to raise rates on several occasions i think it is thanks i was the fed is out of control i think what they're doing is wrong and they're making a mistake but donald trump isn't the only one questioning monetary decisions tuchis president's wretched type added one is at the forefront of attacks against his country's central bank he remains vehemently against raising borrowing costs which is believed to be the reason the bank hasn't increased them and in india the central bank governor there unexpectedly resigned on monday patel had been

embroiled in a series of clashes with prime minister modi's administration putting the reserve bank of india under intense pressure to ease lending conditions experts would have real economic consequences still for now it seems as a global tussle over who gets the keys to their country's monetary policy. and that's all your business here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you here on news police are hunting for the gunman who opened fire near christmas market in the french city hall stross book on tuesday night at least three people died several others are still in critical condition. and british prime minister theresa may is fighting for a political survival as rebel lawmakers in her conservative party say they have enough support to mount a leadership challenge against off the decision earlier this week to delay a vote on how brags a plan can. you watch indeed obvious news alive

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