business deja vu news live from the lead a tense evening in francaise yellow face protesters take to the streets for the fifth straight weekend this was the scene in paris earlier today but the demonstrations seem to be losing steam this is the lousy weather for government consolations. and un climate change talks straight into overtime in poland campaign is a good luck negotiators to get their act together better off the debate seen through the night there are still deep divisions on how to curb global warming.

i'm christine window welcome to the program france's again of a surprise has to defied thousands of police and cold weather to take their message to the streets for a fifth straight weekend the numbers of people protesting is down from previous week's ask on stations offered by the government seem to be taking a fix but a hard core you know core rather of yellow face say they're determined to keep their movement watching. because. they started with a minute of silence honoring those killed and injured in the strasburg attack on tuesday. with the yellow vests were determined to protest despite the government's request after the attack for them to leave it this week. this saturday there were

fewer people on the streets and less rioting. the number of arrests was down on last week too but the police were still there in large numbers eight thousand offices to try to keep things under control. president macro's concessions this week included an increase in the minimum wage but for many this was not enough. you don't know me i like their listening but it goes in one ear and out the other that people will not stop until we're heard until a popular referendum on every matter is put in place until their privileges are largely abolished and until people have the means to live decently no has run out of a system and a significant increase of all taxes on basic goods on this energy transport housing food products clothing and so forth oh exactly. taking the girls inspiration the yellow vests intends to take it all the way they're planning to march again

next weekend to christmas and beyond. now to some of the other stories making news around the world in the united states president donald trump has announced that he's interior secretary ryan zinke he will step down at the end of the year saying he is facing more than a dozen investigations into his travel political activities and possible conflicts of interest from trees or that he'll name a replacement next week. and will straight here has formally recognized west jerusalem as the capital of israel prime minister scott morrison said its embassy would move to tel aviv rather from tel aviv to jerusalem but not until a peace settlement is reached between israel and the palestinians. turn into poland now way marathon united nations climate talks are in overtime but a deal appeal is to be in reach delegates from nearly two hundred countries have been trying for more than two weeks to hammer out rules aimed to save the world

from the worst effects of global warming but they're stuck on how countries should report reductions in greenhouse emissions and how to finance the fight against climate change in poorer nations now a small group of countries are holding up the deal. joining us from quetta it's a now it's crystal balls he's director of german watch that's a nonprofit development and environmental organization hi christophe good seeing you it's not unprecedented that these talks go into overtime who is holding up the deal this time. this time it's for the you know priscilla wants to include a huge loophole into the rulebook which is here negotiated to implement the parents the cream and. present procedure actually once that stuff recounted. the country gives money on the one hand to its emissions in another country

and that then all of this country can count. for the can account for the emission reduction but over them a country where the reductions take place where christina if in the example if the rain forest is supported by this land for as the emperor donator both would calculate it but in reality only once the climate is protected and so this is extremely serious and it's what's that the hope that many other countries just say this is not possible all right christoph now it looks like the impending result wouldn't necessarily be the breakthrough that the world was hoping for why is that and what does that feel mean for the future. i think you can get out here a relatively good rule book to implement the paris agreement in a solid way in the next decade but what is missing is the political will of quite

a number of countries to implement the paris the cream and was a necessary speak. and this is very visible here though there has much more to happen in the next couple of years. all right chris stuff down for us and catch of it's there from being german watch thank you very much. ok. to have now way ukrainian orthodox leaders have voted to break from moscow and create an independent ukrainian church the new church is to be led by the bishop off key if patrick at the move is shorter and go to russia but ukrainian president petro poroshenko hailed the decision as a historic event and another declaration off ukrainian independence. do you craney and faithful turn out to support an independent ukrainian orthodox church one that doesn't answer to moscow this schism will likely help ukrainian president petro

poroshenko is campaigning to be reelected next year in fact he's been a driving force on saturday he said that the creation of a new church is another declaration of ukraine's independence. three different ukrainian church organizations met saturday and elected metropolitan epiphanny of kiev as the new church leader. this is a great historical event our own independent all through talks church is being created in ukraine we've been waiting for this wonderful historical event for hundreds of years we're happy and joyful because we have our own independent church in an independent state. ukrainian religious support for the russian orthodox church has been waning for a long time support for an independent church has grown since the rumbling conflict on the border between the ukraine and russia began in two thousand and fourteen. yet before you and i think a lot will change. god willing the war in the east of our country will come to an

end. because we want this and pray for this and the independent ukrainian orthodox church will then pray to gold in one joint voice. and ask him to send peace to our country. you know you're right this will be a big blow to russian president vladimir putin and to russian influence the russian orthodox church will lose a third of its congregation in one go it will also probably lose legitimacy as the leader of the global orthodox church putin likes to say that ukrainians and russians are one people united under one church but once you create an orthodox independence comes to pass moscow will have to rewrite part of its script. ok now countries across asia are seeing a growing demand for female text drivers to combat and ease among female passengers worried for their safety in places like india many women say they don't feel safe enough to travel alone with a male driver in one case that received international attention

a young woman was raped by her male driver. or so we've got a job the report is rebecca races with needle in studio and she's going to talk about this movement to get taxi services to provide a a dedicated service to women ok rebecca so this is a big movement in india in particular yet it is you know women safety is a big topic in india thomson reuters foundation has ranked in here as the most dangerous country in the world for women so it's a big topic there's a high risk of sexual violence there view as will probably remember the really horrific case that grabbed international headlines about five years ago of the young woman who was right to murdered on a bus in india and then there was the case that you just mentioned of the young woman being raped by her driver so this happens with alarming regularity in india of course incidences like this another exclusive to india. been given the number

one spot by reuters because they say they're not doing enough to combat this violence against women so it seems women are taking matters into their own hands as one young fame out she's eighteen years old she's launched a petition calling for indian ride sharing app. ola that's india's big competitor to hire more than. hire another two hundred skinny fame drivers by twenty twenty it's already received more than fifty thousand signatures in just a few months so quite popular in the petition she cites that twenty fourteen attack is something that sends chills down her spine when she has to order a taxi she says as a student i travel frequently and i wish i had an option of choosing a woman cab driver i should have would have had a lot more comfortable and safer but the harsh reality is there are hardly any commercial drivers who are women but she's not the only one there was also a mother in india who was using a taxi service to send her child to and from school one day he launched this.

sorry as she launched his company called koala cabs because one one day the regular driver just didn't turn up it was another guy and she didn't feel safe so she thought this is probably happening all across the country so it seems to be taking a lot of steam in india all right so we've talked about india but what about other countries where women might feel unsafe taking a cab well yeah i mean it's not only in india and pakistan raj airings become increasingly popular in the last five years and probably because women tend to drive less in india there they make up a large share of the ride share uses. an all female taxi service called pink taxis launch there for four women who are who are worried about their safety and karim which is the divide based company and they're there they operate in pakistan and across the middle east they're also offering a female only service within their app in indonesia there's this shari'ah compliant company that's opened up called she jek and they're motorbike sharing service for women so it's really taking off across the middle east i want to get to this and if

you could very quickly you some people are critical of this whole rights not of civil but it of course some people say that you know segregating men and women is not the right way to go that it's not making men accountable for their actions and i've even heard words like ghettoisation of women and cocooning women will not help amounts of hate them so you know it's not the way they are right rebecca ridge's it's very much for. egypt has announced the discovery of a spectacular grave that's more than four thousand years old say the site at the karo west of cairo is exceptionally well preserved let's take a look. everyone wants to look. at the grave that had been closed for more than four thousand years. the man buried here was named a high priest from the royal court in memphis experts remove the sand and debris to reveal the chamber in its full glory twenty four statues of vashti wall murals

depicting commerce fishing hunting even the brewing of beer seems to accompany vashti into the afterlife. you consider that they have to live like a journey to the afterlife this is a building life still he wanted to do create is the building lives to go to is about all those of the dots roxy is not alone here his grave is part of the neck crapo lists of a city of the dead for pharaohs and high level civil servants researchers have only opened up a tiny fraction of the ancient treasures buried here but officials say this newly uncovered tomb is a highlight and it took us something like a month and couple of days and we did reveal one of the greatest films i like it the most the although that it did a lot of takes give a shit and the last years in twenty nine thousand experts expect to find many

more sensational discoveries under the sand here. sports now and saturday as anybody to see could games are in the books let's take a look at the results so far on match day fifteen. say it had to have been by munich hanover. took down freiburg and hoffenheim vs ended scoreless send drew on friday night. but in saturday's late game dortmund all shaking on the human and on sunday night mines all frank fish will face. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you you know events for assistance in france are in the street for a fifth straight weekend they're demanding the government make life in france more affordable president mccraw in is calling for an end to the demonstrations often making several texts and playing each on stations. you're watching news live from berlin well coming at the top of the all i don't forget you can get all

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