>> we begin this hour in borough and do continues five days after they of the thames to oust the president. today, he sacked three of his ministers. the protests against his plans to run for a third term continuous soldiers firing warning shots to disperse the crowd. >> visible tension between

protesters and the heavily armed military sent to control them on the streets of the burundi capital. here, they reprimand a commanding officer ordered to command the fire into the air. the weeks of demonstrations have been calling for the president to step down after his announcement that he would he running for a third term. >> we want to protest against his third term. we do not want him. >> this protest will not end until he himself says he will not run for a third term. we just want you send randy. -- peace in burundi. >> and a protesters will be dealt with severely if they came in to the streets on monday yet they came in to demonstrate with the desire for peace is standing up against the military with

their hands in the year and singing the national anthem. despite the relative calm, many feel the situation could go either way. >> we will sit here in the road. we are fewer because maybe they are afraid, confused. they don't know it's happening between the soldiers. now we don't know if soldiers are protesting us or killing us. >> last week's failed coup shows the army would not be easily turned against him. the foreign and defense ministers have been dismissed and the political disputes assume far from over. laura: more now on a events in the capital of burundi. we have this further report. >> this morning, protesters went against her to the streets particularly in massage of --

moussaka. they were firing in the air in an attempt to disperse the protesters. we saw further as a den's -- we saw further evidence where protesters were unhappy when a military commander ordered his troops to fire into the air. it appears also some of those troops were not happy about the orders. those troops then retreated into a compound under a hail of abuse from the protesters. at the moment, it seems not all of the military units are wanting to carry out the order to crack down. laura: duncan woodside earlier. shiite militia amassing on the outside kurtz -- outskirts of

ramadi. they're hoping to retake the city from the islamic state group that seized control of this provincial capital sunday. hundreds of civilians were killed when islamic state fighters entered the city and the loss of ramadi was one of the most stunning defeats yet. josh: ramadi falls to islamic state militants. this amateur footage appears to show them abandoning the city. they said in a statement they have taken full control of the capital of anbar province. the iraqi government calls on them to help push back the islamic state fighters. >> we will be a real back on for security forces, an impenetrable fortress for this country. we will support the legitimacy and iraq represented in the government and parliament. josh: they fought the group when they manage to take the sunni majority into crit last month. -- in tikrit.

the fall of ramadi is the biggest setback for the government in baghdad since they launched a major operation last summer following the islamist state group sweeping the three in the north. the u.n. is leading aerial attacks on state targets across iraq and syria. on an official visit to south korea, secretary of state john kerry commented. secretary kerry: their movements, by and large, where there are air patrols and other capacities have been reduced. that's not everywhere. it is possible to have the kind of attack we've seen in ramadi, but i'm absolutely confident in the days ahead that it will be reversed. josh: at least a dozen civilians have fled their homes since the fighting began on friday. laura: they are human and

entitled to human rights, the words of burmese pro-democracy icon speaking up about the plight of the burmese muslims. they have since found them selves stranded at sea. some asian states are now prepared to take in some of the migrants. >> extremely dire situation extremely worrying. the rent secretary-general has been on the phone with the malaysian and thai prime minister. it's been about a week this crisis has been unfolding and we are seeing some kind of moves in the talks coming out. we see the philippine government saying they will accept up to 2000 refugees if needed. that is far east of the current location where they are so it's unlikely that will happen in the

next few weeks at least. we are seeing some moves, the crackdown of pressure coming from the international community. malaysian authorities are bringing food to those on the boats. still, no one saying they will take them in. we have heard from before and tie -- the foreign thai minister that there are finally some movements to get these people out of this desperate situations to work on these boats in the middle of the ocean. hoping that there will be a resolution. laura: european states say they have agreed on how to use the migrant crisis in the mediterranean sea putting together a naval force aimed at destroying the people trafficking net works. it will combine intelligence gathering with the destruction of vessels used for transporting migrants across the sea. >> it's been dubbed one of the eu's most ambitious operations.

it is due to launch in june after endorsement from the 28 member states. the aim to crack down on human smuggling >> they asked to prepare a business model of smuggling organizations in accordance with international law. today, less than one month later, we adopted the private management concept in the decision to establish the operation. >> the one-your operation includes the deployment of air and maritime units and see special forces, warships off the coast of libya, and the possible destruction of smuggling boats before they reach european shores. that will require a un security council resolution to be in

line with law. they declared their willingness to help out if required underscoring the need for action on the traffickers. >> one of the problems is that there might be foreign partners. there might be terrorists also trying to hide, to blend dan among the migrants. this undermines the importance that we have to respond -- this underlines the importance. >> stepping up nonmilitary search and rescue efforts in the mediterranean. for the time being, parts of the plan for just to beating asylum seekers around the eu are causing the deep divisions. -- the plan for distributing asylum-seekers. laura: many have set up a makeshift camp outside of the building. the allegations include vote

rigging and attempts to cover up murder. 30,000 of his supporters have turned up for a counter rally. >> hundreds of opposition protesters are in for the long haul intending to bunker down in the capital until his conservative government steps down. brandishing greek, albanian flags, a rare show of unity in a country plagued by ethnic tensions. >> there is no difference whether you are atheist cosmopolitan, muslim christian. we are all one with one goal -- and and to gruevski and his regime. >> tensions boiled over with a bloody shootout by police and ethnic albanian gunmen leaving 22 dead fanning the flames of a deepening political crisis in the country. tens of thousands turned out to

an opposition rally on sunday. feeling the heat, gruevski's government is accused of illegal coverups wiretaps electoral fraud. speaking from brussels, nato secretary-general is calling for calm. >> the important thing is to avoid more violence, to make sure the democratic institutions are developed, and that the rule of law is implemented in full. and that we avoid escalation of the crisis of conflict in macedonia. >> a pro-government protest is expected to take place monday evening less than one kilometer away from the opposition camp. the fallout has already begun. two ministers and the chief of intelligence resigned last week over the accusations. yet gruevski has been ruling with an iron fist for the past nine years and says he has no

intention of stepping down. nearly 200 people arrested in texas after a deadly shootout between rival motorcycle gangs. nine killed and 18 wounded when bikers from at least five rival gangs attacked each other at a sports bar in the city of waco. dozens of weapons were recovered from the scene. >> i personally have been up to the scene. it's a pretty gruesome scene. there's a lot of evidence there to process which includes dead bodies shell casings, knives clubs, other paraphernalia up there as well. what you see is the helicopters will land, take a different set of evidence and they are doing everything they can do to document the scene the best that they can. laura: time for the day's top business news. hello there. starting with france's very own

rogue trader. he may not have been acting alone. >> a top detective working on the top rowgue case said he should have known about his illicit activity, that's that lost the bank nearly 5 billion euros. his lawyer says kerviel is asking for his case to be overturned. luke brown has the details. luke: a bombshell that could break up the case to gets sharon curzio -- case gainst jerome kerviel. the lead officer from the financial crimes bureau telling a senior magistrate last month that she has serious doubts that kerviel is the sole guilty party. >> i felt like i was being manipulated by societe generale.

his bosses must have known what he was doing. societe generale provided all of the witnesses. it was a pretty comfortable position. luke: they claimed was a rogue trader and nearly broke the bank with a wildly risky trades. this could undermine the foundation of the case against him. >> can you imagine for just two minutes that the bank did not know the traitorous taking positions were for more than the banks entire value? luke: after two trials, he was sentenced to three years in jail in 2012, the only convicted culprit for the losses of almost 5 billion euros suffered by societe generale. this is defended by kerviel and his defenders. >> it destroys the idea that

they did not know what was happening and that is the crux of this. luke: societe generale has declared that they are stoned reiterating the fact that kerviel told police he was acting alone. he was freed last year but still has to wear an electronic race lead. >> prime minister alexis tsipras has warned that they are in a state of financial strangulation. since taking office at the beginning of the year, his government has been deadlocked in talks with international creditors to release 7.2 billion euros in additional loans becoming increasingly urgent because they are all the imf 1.5 billion euros next month and will likely default if they do not reach a deal. a greek government spokesman said they are optimistic a breakthrough may be reached by the end of the month. a you officials described the latest meetings as

"constructive." -- eu officials said it was constructive. >> reforms will be taken in a number of areas. the creation of fully independent administration and the government has also been engaging more conservatively on the issue of privatizations which are necessary for a competitive economy. >> let's check in on the markets now. concerns about the talks in greece weighing in on the european markets but this optimistic comments giving a boost as the markets closed. the athens stock exchange up over 1.5% and the dax closing up over 1%. societe generale dipped as much as 2% during the day but ended closing down 1.4%. we will be watching that further on tuesday as this develops. shaking off concerns about greece but the dow jones and s

and p have hit intraday records. apple shares up 1% after billionaire investor carl icahn says he believes the company is undervalued. italy, france, and germany joining forces to develop a european drone project to reduce the dependence on american and israeli technology. defense ministers said they would cooperate on creating medium altitude long endurance drones for civilian and military operations to be in the air by 2025. there is a new ratings agency. moody's investors has launched a group to monitor european public sector debt including -- which is expected to grow rapidly. they will look at specific research and credit trend in several languages. samsung scored a small victory in its ongoing legal battle with

apple. a u.s. appeals court agreed to south korean company illegally copied some features of the iphone but apple cannot claim damages for copying the overall appearance of the best-selling smartphone. that means a $930 million fine initially levied against samsung may be cut in half. laura: kate with the business news, thank you very much indeed. now it's time for the latest in special encounters from the cannes film festival. we have an interview with you from the star of "the measure of a man." stay with us. ♪

>> hello from the cannes film festival. today, we are talking about an impressive drama, "the measure of a man." the main character has no job, his son is disabled, and the bank is trying to convince them to sell his job. depressing but engaging. i have been speaking to the actor vincent lindon in the director. eve: how'd you describe the film? vincent: if portugal is certain

angle of what's happening in france in that part of civilization. >> this movie depicts and the follows one individual very closely. this individual is standing up and wants to keep standing up in a system that wants to bring him to his knees. >> i don't do anything else other than look at with happening in real life. when you are 50 and you've given 25-30 years of hard work to a company and you are laid off -- what's left? in that particular area the only jobs left are extremely low-paying positions.

his job as a security guard in this supermarket is not an easy one. you have to constantly keep an i on the customers to stop them from stealing. -- keep an eye on the customers. when that job become something more, you have to watch the customers and your colleagues in order to get them fired for minor offenses and then we get to the core of the film. do we have to accept everything just for enjoyable employment?

vincent: i do not want any excuses. you do it or you don't. always people are afraid to lose their job. always people are afraid to be put out. they are afraid to say the truth. it's like there is a microphone everywhere and nobody can speak and be free. i'm free. i don't care. i say what i want. i'm only afraid about the woman but not men or people important. eve: you said you were more scared of women. what did you mean? vincent: i'm scared about people that i admire. i admire a lot the woman because

i think they carry the world on their shoulders. eve: "the measure of a man," what is the measure of a man? what does it mean to you? vincent: what does it mean to be a man? you have to tell the truth and take care of the people you like and not try to lie. mostly to yourself. vincent: my way of doing politics is to try to show something through my art. my art, the only thing i know how to do, is to be an actor, do cinema or theater.

if people like it in 35 years that will be the proof of what happens today. it will be one of some movies who are showing how we live today. all movies have some politics in net. like frank capra john doe in 1931, franz lubitsch movie, so on. that's my way of doing politics. it's the only way i know. eve: the film is showing the most glamorous film festival in the world. what place does a social film like that have at cannes? vincent: that is the absolute of life. if we want to see that film to

be seen, it's the best place to be. it is a huge, huge, huge chance to be at cannes anyway and competition and to be competition. all the press will be there. all the directors, distributors, the jury. it's incredible. it's a very, very small movie. it was done with no money, very small crew, and a short time. cannes is a fantastic way of showing what was done. >> i think cannes is an incredible place. they invented something wonderful wrapping it up and glitter and confetti, but in general all films presented in the various categories are a very high standard so the whole festival is here to serve the

art of cinema. if partying as part of the lot, i have nothing against that.

rom pacifica, this is democracy now! >> even the wake of horror and tragedy, we are not intimidated by ask of terror or radical ideals. on the contrary, the trial of this case is showcased in important american ideal, that even the worst of the worst deserve a fair trial and due process of law. today, the jury has spoken and dzhokhar tsarnaev will