this is detail we do is live from berlin. clashes in paris over a new security bill. protesters say plans to restrict the publication of images come to these officers would allow the taliban to file forty's to go unpunished. we'll hear from our correspondent in the french capital gorani blames israel for the in sas, a nation of its top nuclear scientists, and balance revenge. then shakti side day was long considered the mastermind of terror on secret weapons program. but the battle for the top slot in the honestly,

that is heating up, will have all the action from the top 3 contenders. conoco phillips, welcome to the show. authorities have clashed with protesters in the french capital, paris over a new security bill that would restrict the right to publish images of police officers on duty. the issue came into focus after footage emerged of police beating up and racially abusing a black music producer. opponents say the law would prevent such images from becoming public and could cover up official misconduct. the streets of central paris filled with protesters. for many, the focus of their opposition is the security bills close $24.00. it makes it a crime to publish a photo or video of

a police officer online that could harm that officer. france's government says the clause would shield police from abuse online. critics say is undermined civil liberties and i doubt he will be asleep the ban on recording old video of police not to be able to film what has happened. that is an attack on press freedom by some what's going on in france seems extremely worrying and serious to me. and we kind of let this happen as there's been opposition to the bill for some time. but it's the emergence of this video that spurred its growth security camera footage of police in paris attacking a black man, a music producer in his own studio. the use of apparently on warranted brute force by the police, led to accusations of systemic racism in its ranks. there was some unrest at the demonstration in paris with small groups of masks,

people building barricades. but the vast majority demonstrated peacefully the marches in paris and around france indicate there was a lot of anger at the bill. i. the question is, how will the government of french president emmanuel mccrone react now by pressing ahead with the bill as it is or watering it down? paris correspondent lisa lou as was apples fro test. here's your assessment. there were some clashes between what we think are troublemakers people dressed in black and we have who does actually on their head and they were attacking or what it looked like. they were attacking the police forces and the police have been responding to them. but there were also thousands of thousands of thousands and thousands of peaceful demonstrators here in paris and tens of thousands in other cities across the country from all sorts of backgrounds have been talking to

teachers, to students, to musicians, and also to journalists who turned up to defend what they think is the freedom of the press. one journalist told me that she was actually afraid to show up at this demonstration. she's been demonstrating all her life since, since she was little. but with these new no, that could come into force. she now no longer feel safe, and she said that she would only stay at the beginning of the demonstration and then leave and go home because she feared to get caught up in the violence. many people here are feeling that the government that i am on my car is moving further to the right. there are few other laws on the table that will be good will go through parliament in the, in the near future. especially wrong actually on separatism on you know, the values of the republic and as it's called novack supposed to crack down on, on islam isn't. and many people feel that he's doing a lot to strengthen security to strengthen the powers of the police,

but not enough to protect against discrimination against racism. and they feel that that might actually be a tipping point. and the government might give so much so many powers to police that in the future if there were a far right of, you know, an extremist government in place that government might be able to use these laws and these rules against the population. so they feel that it's really important to stand up now and prevent this from happening. lisa lou's reporting from paris. there. iran is blaming israel for the killing of its chief nuclear scientist and vowing revenge western and israeli intelligence services have long identified the as the mastermind of terror ons weapons program. israel has of 9 had any knowledge of the killing a group of hardliners in tehran, venting their anger at the assassination of the country's top nuclear scientist,

mohsin factories a day. they hold the u.s. and israel responsible for the killing, and a calling for iran's retaliation to be swift and hard. president has some new warning, was also quick to blame israel and said tehran will avenge the death, but only when it sees fit. he told a meeting of the government that as he puts it, all the enemies of islamic iran know that the iranian nation and officials are too brave and zealous to ignore this criminal act. the relevant authorities respond to this crime in a timely and appropriate manner. for terror around the loss of factories, a day is a blow. he was said to be the architect of the country's nuclear energy program. western security agencies believe that from 989 to 2003, his research was focused on the development of an atomic bomb. iran has always denied such allegations, but israel claimed as recently as 2018 that he was leading a project to build

a nuclear weapon. no one has admitted to carrying out the attack. but observers say bears the hallmarks of a targeted assassination. with multiple gunmen opening fire to his vehicle and also reports of explosions, the defense minister offered condolences to his widow. she echoed the words of the country's leaders saying his work must continue. and iran would never back down and have a look at some other stories making news at this hour. thousands have joined an anti-abortion rally and went to cyrus. abortion is illegal in argentina out with some exceptions, such as a danger to the life of the mother. the government wants to bring in a bill giving women access to abortion services. thousands of farmers have blocked one of delhi's busiest roads in protest at recent agricultural reforms. the government says the changes create a free market for grain farmers fear the reform will push down crop prices and

benefit big corporations. pope francis has installed the catholic church's 1st african-american, cardinal wilton gregory the archbishop of washington. d.c. is one of 13 new cardinals. the pope has now appointed a majority of the senior clerics who will one day elect, a successor. if the o.p.'s claiming victory and its operations against rebel forces in the northern region, the government claims to have gained full control of the regional capital. mikhail, a prime minister obvious man says police will now pursue leaders of the tikrit people's liberation front, which previously dominated ethiopia's ruling coalition. thousands are believed to have been killed and nearly 1000000. people have been displaced and of growing humanitarian crisis. earlier journalist samuel get to chew in the capital, addis ababa told us how the conflict could impact on neighboring countries?

you know, there are those that disagree with me. but i've been saying from day one, what it was in ethiopia. you know, it's a huge country with more than 110000000 people, what they regard as if you will likely effect they were in countries. it's uplifting. neighboring countries are so, you know, the people of sudan, 43000 estimated by that you had these under estimated because there are many people that hasn't been counted thousands of people. so that's the sudan. so when you move to the south sudan, it's a country that has known conflict from day one since is, it depends in 2011 as well. lately. when this is, you know, when you have this many refugees, you don't expect them to see in the sudan, they're coming to europe. there's, there's going to be a migration coming to europe and the european leaders. that's where they need to

take it seriously. most political parties are holding their conventions virtually this year because of that and make but not the far right alternative for germany party known as the a.f.p. . hundreds of delegates attended their congress to spite warnings that it could become an infection hotspot. some a.f.p. members are outspoken critics of the government's hygiene measures. hey, if team members respecting distancing measures and wearing masks, even if many here don't like it. more than $500.00, delegates were in attendance, as were officers to maintain order. the focus of the convention was meant to be on pensions and on to finding new policies. but if teco, party leader york militant, ended up ponying in on something completely different, he criticised provocations from within his own party regarding the coronavirus crisis. is this rhetoric? is it really wise to speak of a coronavirus dictatorship?

we don't live in a dictatorship, otherwise we would hard to be able to hold this party conference. he also cautioned members against getting tied in with groups that consider the virus to be a conspiracy. you will not achieve more success by being more aggressive course and uninhibited. that is not the way to do it. martin fears losing middle class votes. the reactions at the party conference were divided. attorney shouted, he brought up our weak spot. this is the current problem we face within the party. for me, it was astonishing that you strongly criticize the party and the fact he hardly said anything about social or pensions policy. we're here to hold the pensions conference and not in a fashion conference. the biggest issue for the f.t. remains the ongoing debate about what the party's future direction should be.

sports now and germany's top 3 sides have all been an action in the but in this league, the title contenders were showing some tired legs after midweek. champions league matches dortmund were on the back foot early against cologne. just 9 minutes in headed enough to being completely unmarked for a corner. and dortmund again left after a corner in the 2nd half a calamitous defensive performance as the hosts were twice caught napping at the back post told ghana sa did pull one back as the hosts ramped up the pressure in the closing stages. but erling hold and was then uncharacteristically wasteful. as he fluffed his lines late on allowing cologne to claim their 1st win of the season . just like dortmund byan went behind early as stuttgart hit them on the break with a lightning quick counter in the 20 minute mark, silas were among the to setting up but the reigning champions hit back before half

time. kingsley commom slotting in this effort after 38 minutes before then turning provider to robert levin dusky on the stroke of half time. the polish strike, a smashing in his 12th goal of the just 8 matches. costa put on the finishing touch as he made it, 31 with just 3 minutes left to play. his effort remarkably similar to bynes 1st. as they stay top of the league leipsic were the only of the 3 contenders to start brightly their man in form until a neo got his 4th goal of the season. and is looking more like a striker than a wing back. bielefeld then cost themselves a 2nd, just one minutes after the break. danny omo pressing high up the pitch was able to find half time substitute christopher, for an easy finish. the host of the league's meanest defense, but did concede warm, slate's own, has been a failed captain. fabiana cool scored his 1st,

going to sleep. the goal, having been the 2nd divisions, top scorer last season, leipsic remain hot on bines heels in 2nd. take a quick look at all the other results of match day 9 so far on you. in berlin and frankfurt finished all square x. book and 50 also ended in a draw up a list. i mentioned club thrash aka on friday and also book being fed up bremen in an age goal thriller and on sunday had to have berlin travel to play live a cousin and mines battle it out with hoffenheim. and a reminder of our top story protests have erupted across france against a controversial bill that would restrict the right to publish images of police officers on duty. as critics say, the plans could allow brutality by authorities to go unpunished. position has grown since video footage of emerged as police assaulting a black music producer. you're watching news live from berlin next up,

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that is what i call inclusion of being probably the only person in the race with this impairment is no problem that i can take part with people with no impairment. and i picked the event by chance. it's rising for years, i've been able to somehow go beyond my physical boundaries. and i know as a joke, someone said i should take part in the tough mudder. coronavirus came and i was the mud master. taking part in the mud masters makes me want to show

that everything is possible if you want it. maybe i can help a few other people with a similar impairment to something they've never had the confidence to try before. but it would be best of luck on sunday for my daily routine includes a lot of working out. so over 5 days i complete around 30 hours of training and the mud masters is a classic obstacle race. an obstacle course through mud. there are 37 obstacles over 16 kilometers and some in water or mud. you have to climb up walls, swing along ropes, and cross the bars hand-over hand and also crawl through mud under wires with electric shocks. but also see if you go

yeah, my feet need to get past the word now and the team competing with me didn't need persuading they were up for it. the only question was getting a couple more to complete the team. we knew we'd need 6 helpers plus me a team of 7, but it didn't take long. and the one sentence that almost half of the team who'd be doing the run with me and my regular helpers and the others are just participants. in this we're entering the most common discipline, managing the obstacle course. we haven't set ourselves a time. i just worked out roughly how much time we'd need to take up to 5 hours. of our goal is simply to make the finish and achieve something amazing that theoretically no one else in my situation has done to fill in minutes ago and so on

. because ago, when you know better, definitely it's looking good. really feel good because it would be bad if you could make it. i'll make my daily target. that's not really fit in. we thought about special techniques, like the best way for the guys to carry the line in physio, and it's going to be 12 kilometers for them. and it needs to be relatively comfortable for me to when i think sniff is going to be under. i will use the army technique carried across their shoulders, health and $100.00 climbing weird well,

if it's hard to turn my hands the right way around and keep swinging it in some unable to fully stretch my arms, my hold would depend on muscle tension. so they have to be to help us with me on the bars in the night and in one second, 100. so i head for a minute. interesting look. ok if it's not working as i expected and it's too risky, then i'll have the climbing project. i've got planned in a couple of months in the back of my mind,

and i will be careful to keep that risk as low as possible, whining i wasn't going to, i don't know if i'll take care of the music. i just have to work out what we're taking. otherwise it's, we're taking johnny to isengard on a continuous loop, which we have anyway. he will be sports is my passion and he's ok. so it's not an issue of m.x. loves it. yeah.

however tough it is on sunday i'm going to make it yeah. it's amazing being here, after not knowing for the last 6 months, whether we take place. it's amazing having this team and the weather's good. we'll get dirty, but that's the point. the guy lit up on yeah, i guess last night was the 1st time i was nervous. i didn't go to bed, but i couldn't sleep. but whatever i've got to do it was, i think it's cool that i get to take part with people with no impairment. that's what i call

inclusion. even you know what he went through, we'll have plenty of motivation. and if i start flagging, the guy says shouts at me. so i have to carry on. i think i figured i could do 500 metres sections at a time using my hands. after those 500 meters, i get carried by my 16 mates to one and a half kilometers and we did the obstacles together. what did he want with the slot? i thought man, i'd never try that on my own. but he had, i mean,

stefan understood, kind of but i wasn't worried because stefan has tons of experience. although the impact of the bottom was a surprise. it really hits your back, but it was cool. this month, masters is really good preparation for my climbing project in rio, and it's a massive test of my body. giving my all for 5 hours is an incredible strain. even when i'm being carried. even then i have to keep my muscles tense. up until the league or you're just you know, my issues with the orthorexic won't end as long as i'm dependent on them for

assistance. and i don't, i hope one day that will no longer be the case. then as for the situation at the college, i'm sad to say that nothing has changed in terms of how people treat someone with my impairment. and i just have to start if anything, i have the feeling that if you win medals and perform well, then people like that. just one guy, i think i've seen it and there have been times when i've told myself it was just my subjective opinion. even if i didn't believe that, but there have also been cases where i thought, ok, it can't just be in my head if there's an official inclusion or if a lecturer says he wants me in his course and asked me

a few days later if i didn't have the time but actually i did have the time, i just hadn't been informed. and i question whether my feelings are really subjective at all, but just i'm not so picky for this reason i need help, johnny come on. you said it would be a piece of cake. this is a nice one. johnny. congratulations. we made it through every single obstacle. that's really and i'm so proud of my team . it was so much fun. i could only have made it with

a great team and these guys were the real deal doesn't help. people think, oh god, i think it's fantastic that we made the finish. i do it all again. immediately everyone clapped when they source didn't matter whether i was being carried. it was down in my hands, you know? no one thought it was stupid. it was a message for the rest of germany. i haven't thought this is integration. it makes me feel like a regular person who wouldn't get into joining is also fighting for his health, has to be paid 12 hours a day. his next adventure scaling sugarloaf mountain in rio in the summer of 2021.

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