>> hello and welcome to live from paris. let's look at what is making news. world leaders are calling for restraint in gaza while the un security council is demanding an immediate cease-fire. this is the palestinian death toll has surpassed 500 and 20 israelis being killed in the two-we campaign. and violence in the middle east spills over to the streets of paris as protests turner to riots. the french government has condemned the instance. washington is pointing the finger at russia for downing the malaysia airlines plane in

ukraine. welcome back. the untop story -- and security council is calling for an immediate cease-fire in gaza as the bloody violence continues. gaza health officials say the death toll among palestinians from the israeli military offensive has now reached more than 500. also, israelis say some 10 palestinian militants were killed while trying to infiltrate israel via a tunnel. the un security council is calling for an immediate end to hostilities between the two sides. let's cross to gaza to speak to gallagher fenwick. you have just been at a location where another family was killed during an airstrike. tell me, what did you see?

>> exactly. i am in the center of gaza, and it is precisely where a strike occurred earlier today, killing about a dozen people who were caught under the rubble of a house. moments ago in this very densely populated and poor area of gaza, we witnessed a similar scene with about 12 missiles launched by an israeli f-16, over some of the houses which a right behind us. it is impossible to know what precisely occurred over there, whether or not there are casualties. we were prevented from approaching the point of contact i locals who said we were risking our lives and could be above theones flying area and observing movements on the ground. we also witnessed several ambulances trying to make their way to that point of impact, and they were prevented. we asked the ambulance workers why they were not going to the area which was hit by the israeli missiles, and they were explaining to us that without

coordination with the israelis are with the you win or the international red cross, there is no way they are going in there because they do not to risk their life. it is a very chaotic scene. people literally running through the streets of gaza and trying to find somewhere to hide and feel safe. people are telling us that they do not feel safe anywhere in gaza. it is very much a terrified population around us. >> i am afraid we have to leave it there. thank you. here in paris, there have been afterfor calm pro-palestinian protests in the french capital descended into violence. on sunday, just north of the city, there were further clashes. cars were set alight and police disperse the to crowd. the french government has condemned the violence. >> i have seen those posters calling for protests yesterday in the district, and they are

real incitements to anti-semitic hatred. airedwant all anger to be and all protests to take place, but we do not want this to turn into an outpouring of anti-semitic hatred across the country. >> for more on this story, i am joined here in the store -- studio by our french correspondent. the government has adopted a very tough stance on this issue. what has prompted them to do that? >> probably learning from past experiences. france witnessed such violence which the second instance began in 2000, and at the time there was a socialist government in power. the then-government was accused of not reacting to some of those violent demonstrations. around, some of the people who were in government

clearly remember and decided to take a very tough stance by condemning very vividly the as anti-semitic. that wasn't the -- that was not the case years ago, it was just violence that was not characterized. they also decided to band a lot of the protest with the violence has erupted. some are wondering that my banning the protest, are you making the problem worse, and government officials say they assume that a final it's and they prefer to ban the protests and deal with the violent elements within this protests, rather than allow protests that might make things worse. obviously, we have seen some of those protests which began peacefully and were more about condemning israel or condemning morph intoe in gaza, something more like street

violence and some of the guerilla scenes we have seen. >> why is this happening in france as opposed to other parts of europe? what france has the largest jewish and largest muslim community in western europe. when you have the violence in the middle east erupting in such a dramatic way some as we have just seen in gaza, this creates tension. this is, especially now with social networks all around and tv, this makes things even more this prompts and violence. obviously, there is also a social context. in france, we know in the suburbs of large towns like harris, there are many disgruntled youth -- in suburbs and large towns like paris. and the muslim immigrant community has every reason to protest against the state, the

police, the authority -- >> it is not just sheer anger directed at the situation. it is broader than that. >> yes, from the elements we have in the arrests made after the violence we just saw, we know some petty criminals were arrested. for instance, some football fans from a team infiltrated the just to makearis trouble, just to fight with the police. so, yes, clearly, there are some violence in this, but there is also more common violence and that is more petty crime that is taking place, and it is taking advantage of this very volatile situation in the middle east and the tension it creates here in europe and especially in france. has put the government

and a very difficult position, responding to very tough measures. even that the prime minister prides himself on taking a very strong stand against any such violence, doesn't he? >> absolutely. remember, he was the one who was in charge of advising the prime minister in 2000. you remember vividly the criticism that the thin-prime minister incurred for not denouncing the violence forcefully enough and not violence, asof they should be. so prime minister manuel valls has taken a tough stance. but that could add fuel to the fire, and especially the criticism that the socialist government is taking sides, that it is siding with israel in its public pronouncement, but also by banning those protests. so there is the risk, and valls

is clear in adding that there is a risk that there could be a .acklash and further violence obviously, the government is hoping that eventually things will calm down in gaza and paris. >> thank you. moving on, fighting has broken thein a railway station in ask and eastern ukraine. plumes of smoke in the sky. separatists say it is an attempt by government forces to regain the city. people are fleeing as busloads of rebels are being brought in to fight government troops. we will bring in more details as they come in. ukraine, the bodies of scores of victims of the down malaysian airlines plane are being stored on a refrigerated train close to the crash site. kiev has agreed to send all of the recovered bodies, and the

train will be leaving the east of the country later this monday. >> the ukrainian government will transfer and there will be an international investigation to our dutch friends. dutch side will leave the process of the investigation, together with the entire international community and ukraine. >> meantime, malaysia airlines has cut prices and offered full refunds to customers who want to cancel their tickets in the wake of that disaster. no word yet on how much this is going to cost. the cancel bookings after the 70 help leadflight3 to millions of dollars of losses. a look at whether the troubled airline can get through these two disasters.

>> the second catastrophe for malaysia airlines and a little more than quach romance, and questions over the future of the company is growing rapidly. and the chances of the carrier surviving that year he disappeared some of flight in march and another crash in -- ern ukraine last week is >> it will be really hard to success ofse two accidents. it is a real curse. it is not blacklisted. but its name, for me, at least, is going to disappear. >> that the company is not exactly flying high before the tragedy. over the last three years, it has reported a loss of $1.3 billion, and with high fixed labor costs are addicted by strict unions, malaysian airlines had struggled to match competition from local rivals. core management, which analysts say may have cost the dwindling customer confidence. -- poor management could have

caused the link confidence. >> it is sad for malaysia airlines, that we have to get on with our lives, carry on. i have quite mh17 m.ed. the holiday season and islamic month of ramadan is set to decrease traffic suddenly, for maybe some hope. he largely for him and momentum, privatization means management could overhaul the carrier, no longer worrying about minority shareholders. clashesher news, some continue as rival militia groups battle for control of libya's main international airport in tripoli. at least 47 have been killed so far in fighting with another 120 people injured. the european union condemned the fresh outbreak of violence, this is two days after the collapse of a truce. finally in london, the people who brought you the ministry of

-- the much loved monty python comedy trip has just performed for the very last time in front of a star-studded audience. many thousands who cannot get a ticket are able to join in as the show was on the internet live. the five surviving members have played to rave reviews. but now they insist this really is the last time that they will be performing live. is making of what news this hour -- world leaders are calling for restraint in gaza while the un security council demands an immediate cease-fire, this as the palestinian death toll has surpassed some of 500 with 20 israelis killed by fire in the two-week campaign. violence in the middle east has spilled over to the streets of paris as pro-palestinian protests have turned into riots. the french government has condemned it. washington is pointing the finger at russia for the downing

of that malaysia airlines plane in ukraine. time now for the daily press review, and i am joined in the studio by oliver. hello. we have seen rather disturbing scenes this week and here and the french capital with violence from the middle east spilling over to the streets of paris. >> two demonstrations were banned by the government this anothere in paris and in a suburb with a large jewish community. people did turn up to both of them in any case. unfortunately, it did turn sour. the right wing contagion of violence on the front page with the government denouncing the anti-semitism of the rioters. they say it justifies the decision to ban the two demonstrations. is notinging headline extremeociety has

sensitivity to an increasingly deadlier conflict. >> there has been talk about the of banning such demonstrations. quick several point out to menstruation's ulcer in france -- g off without any >> several point out demonstrations elsewhere in france going off without a hitch or problems. if thesaid that government did not assert authority, this is a view shared member of parliament who said an authorized a menstruation would have allowed demonstrators to be monitored -- and authorized demonstration could have been monitored. there is more in the headlines. >> the "new york times" reports sunday was the deadliest day so far. over 160 palestinians were reported dead, which brings it up to over 500 killed on the

palestinian side. some were killed in the east .aza city suburb of shejaia and two americans were also killed, reportedly. and prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed the israeli people is that, saying he is prepared to operate -- to continue the operation to sometime, and he talks about the diplomatic foundations he has courseich has given him and the international credit to operate. he is referring to the international government saying israel has a right to defend its self. againste is a warning this going on we into gaza, saying israel's initial objectives are getting -- it says if it decides to reoccupy gaza and keep this operation going for a long time, it could

backfire. in lebanon from was 20 years with israel. >> the big story is in ukraine with the malaysian airlines crash. what have the papers said about that? >> in the netherlands, the dutch papers are furious. citizens lost their lives in the crash, the biggest single loss of life in the country's history since the end of world war ii. the telegraph has called for nato to occupy eastern ukraine. reaction to the news that 247russian separatists took bodies from the scene of the crash. the front page headline reads -- give us our people. next to it, it says, what are you going to do, putin? and for the paper, it says putin once to help. it reads that the kremlin is like a cat cornered.

will moscow bear the consequences? even thoughbecause the soviet union no longer exists in 2014, it does exist to troops, one of the west and one of russia. as long as it says that putin and his anti-western paranoia is in the kremlin, this is the sad reality we have to live with. >> ok, that is it. thank you so much for that press review. time now for a daily wrap of sports news. >> the norwegian sprinter can through to take day 15 of the tour de france. haussler at the top. but is onshed third his way to the third consecutive green jersey. no change at the top of the

overall standings ahead of today's rest day. the lead is 37 seconds. seconds for the road to second. bardet another 43 seconds back. and nervous stage. even at the beginning of the stage being calm, i was fighting against the wind. it is always dangerous and tricky, and that is why you have to be at the front of the bunch. at the end of the stage, it was also a bit nervous. i did not take any risks and everything went well. this is the crucial third week of the tour. standings will be decided this week with the three biggest stages. i will have to be very strong. i have a lot of expectations for this third week. >> we are finishing the second week of the tour.

riders are tired. there were problems yesterday, but there are some great riders at the front. conditions were hard, and many riders did not want to make mistakes. it was stressful for them. in the evening, the sprinters got it right. appointed a new coach for the next world cup in russia. the frenchman takes over. babar looking forward to the next stage of his career. the striker leaves chelsea after three and a half seasons in the premier league. a 6 million euro deal. he will play in a different -- the fifth different country of his career. well.rything went very

first, i had a meeting with my agents and the club, which went very well. and thetween chelsea other team went very well, and i met the club representatives, including the vice president. they came to an agreement very quickly, because i wanted to come here and they wanted me to come. the cynical struggle scored 43 goals in 99 matches -- striker scored 43 goals in 99 matches. >> there are competitions in places at every club have been that, whether newcastle, chelsea, even germany. there has always been competition. it makes it go forward and progress. i am looking at this philosophic -- philosophically. i'm pushing for work to make me better. they hope they can get to a 14th league title as they only finished third last year.

a home german grand prix, when he for the first time. hamilton at third. stop bottas. rosberg opens up at the lead of the top of the chipping chip standings. hamilton second and still very much in contention. ricciardo finished sixth in germany. produced a display on his 12-year-old codex one in his first grand prix. a conductor -- a new live contender for the grand slam of show jumping. the 39 euros was struck off the germany even eat list of riders in the 2008 politics, one of just five riders to go through,

qualifying for the jumpoff. round, leaving pressure on the others. riders stumbled. american challenges, two of them , were quicker. the first major of the year, now looking forward to the spruce meadows masters in september. mcelroy won his third major title at royal liverpool. inviting two strokes at 17 a depaul. withr finished at 15 under garcia. the spaniard got within two of the leader one stage.

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