polling and irresponsible hungary sands the decision by europe's top colt which forces it to accept its share of refugees fleeing war in the middle east away from. a spokesman for the government in this program. and a super skinny al-assad's major fashion houses side. you can see and. the big night .

first one of the most powerful atlantic storms on record has slammed into a series of french islands in the carribean with wings of three hundred comes as per hour harkin irma. has caused major damage on some of tara's saint barts guadalupe and marcin eggs every still no official death toll. but the french president emmanuel micro is warning that there will be casualties julia kim has this report. hurricane ana made landfall just before two am local time and barbuda. despite widespread reports of damaged buildings and pulled entries the prime minister of antigua and barbuda says the twin island nation. it pays to have weathered the storm. brief telephone electricity cables were torn off by

ferocious winds in the tourist hotspots of somebody telling you. will say known as some thoughts its fly station is under a meter of flood porta rendering its rescue vehicles useless. meanwhile officials say the neighboring french dutch island of some of its own is entitled blackouts. on government buildings have been partially destroyed. france's minister for the overseas territories and it shot down says i'm a has caused major flooding and severe damage. affairs for the estimat people in the french carribean would refuse to evacuate. because there aren't enough people in shelters unfortunately so with very concerned. was rapidly advice to people of mass and he can about a new and those on the congress to protect themselves very quickly. if they haven't done so yet. monetary equipments loved winds of almosos twowo h hud and fifty kilometers per hour before being destroyed by the category five storm. uncommon phenomenon for the area. the sun in the atlantic is very rare. her can embarrass amongst the strongest.

harkens we've seen in the atlantic region. in the historical record of it in the eye of the storm is expected to take a west wide path puffing a little north of port to rico. the dominican republic haiti and cuba before hitting the united states by this weekend. us president donald trump has d declared emergegencies in florida pus a rico and the u. s. virgin islands. authorities in the bahamas said they would evacuate six southern islands the largest storm evacuation in the country's history. so if people very much still counting the human and financial cost in the french caribbean anna is now barreling towards pulls rico cuba and the dominican republic florida is also expected. to be hit as you hurt that evacuations and preparations are underway. ahead of what is being described as a monster storm lose trellis is in port to rico he told us. what the situation that was like? you look right now there who couldn't come but had

settled over the island i'm we're expecting t tropical warsrs. gogot truck polititl storm fororce winds in n the next couple hours your game poports winds are expecteddo hitt latater tononight. in e evening around six pm eastern time. guy and yet there's not that much rain and wind coming up right now but we're expecting it and we're expecting it soon. people being asked to leave their homes and many evacuations going g on. yep there have been major coastal evacuation on the metropolitan area and found one rico and along the eastern coast of the island. people are vigilant and wheu parkinson and what is being described as a with a monster storm. it it it it more cooper you need only to you that you are images coming out of our

satellite. autonomy mera pictures fifty that medicaid wallow who could be island and most violence in eastern carribean poll so that people are nervous out we are used to your game. i myself have lived through several* your came here it rico put most would be category three. arm i don't think . the hungarian government has rereacted witith fury off te east top court ruled the country must take its share of asylum seekers. in a bid to ease the pressure of an unprecedented migrant crisis on greece and italy the ear implemented out by surprise attack those twenty fifteen its aim. was to resettle a

hundred and twenty thousand refugees fleeing war in the middle east so far less than a third have been granted asylum. today's ruling means that hungary. face hefty fines if it can. to refuse accepting refugees also viva. nmo green my goodness. re i'm slovak will. so items. within the borders. the european court of justice on wednesday rejected that claim that the blog entry asylum quarters on the mind that national sovereignty. violence or courts dismisses the actions brought by slovak here in hungary against the provisional mechanism for the mandatory revocation of asylum seekers. that mechanism actually contributes to enabling greece and italy. to deal with the impact of the twenty fifteen migration crisis. and is proportionate. indeed mediterranean countries what bearing the brunt of migrants rifles. the quota system was adopted as a way to show the load

throughout the year. but the relocation scheme was immediately rejected by several central european states. especially in a hungry work despite the low turnout a referendum soul ninety eight percent of voters saying no more migrants. hungary's foreign minister has called the final ruling appalling and irresponsible. this decision jeopardizes the security and future of all of europe. politics has raped european law and values. and while slovakia says it will respectct the court's decision it has no intentitn of changing its migration policy. some western european countries are cooling on brussels to cut funding from the two reluctant states if they don't comply with the court. however that there's a chance that too heavy a punishment might only stoked anti you sentiment further dividing but already fractured europe. ralph lauren that i'm joined here in the studio by a

reasonable a cutesy she's a lawyer. and an independent researcher for migration thanks to go with that sat here from twenty four tonight now and hungary's augments am a stats by accepting this relatively small number refugees they will simply encourage. more people to try and make the crossing to europe that we so they scenes in twenty fourteen twenty fifteen people. ten thousand people a day sometimes walking through hungary they don't want that to happen anymore and they think it's unfair. that the eu is imposing this on them. yes i am i think that to you it's it's an interesting a statement. it because i think what we have seen in the last few years is that time actually there hasn't been a repeat of those numbers that we saw in two thousand and fifteen. and since the e. u.'s hokey deal there has been a change in the numbers arriving but what we are seeing. is that the frontline countries such as greece and easily i dealing with a very high number of migrants and asylum seekers are stranded in the countries now. and and it's those individuals

that need to be. are let's say relocated to that the burden can be shared amongst the various eu countries but in terms of acting as a pull factor for more to becoming. there's no evidence to suggest that actually at the moment at this plan aids failing at a hundred and twenty thousand refugees were supposed to have been resettled at by this month. and. less than forty thousand have at already. what is the use policy long term because this is simply not working is it? yes i'm the citadel is a worthy use policies on the long term but i think that television like it to be. i think the timing i think theme the issue here is not so much the eu policy but more the question of solidarity amongst the various eu nations and i think. it's really the migration question is becoming a key question for the e. u. and and sting its ability to. as as a regional block. that works to that has a number nations working together so i think that is more the key question here because while countries like hungary and and. poland at are. making

statements such as the migrants that want to come to our country anyway so why should we accept them the reality is that most of them don't want to be in italy and greece eva. so really is a question for the entire blocks and look at it is really a matter of i'm needing to work together to find solutions. so i think that the issue is not so much the usability to michael's on on this but rather the question of solidarity amongst the various eu countries. why do you think there is such a position to at accepting these refugees is it because said they're from another culture another religion and hungary and slovakia pilot these are countries with strong and? christian populations that's not a problem at. all i think that's the way it's being framed and i think that's. them migrations become such a politicized issue of the last few years that i think a lot of countries are making decisions based on what is more popular. and elections around and what is actually the most effective solution for the. issue at hand and so definitely look these countries it's framed as in

as the issue of. different. religions different cultures a difficulty integrates seeing but i think it's it's really just the politicize ation of the issue and it it says. it's about numbers as well as it because we have seen it get really large numbers of people arriving in. a pretty short time space it's twenty fourteen and. point seven million people trying to make their homes in europe i mean those. kind of numbers are not sustainable on the ninth but if we look at the numbers more carefully paints a different picture so if we look at for example. two thousand and fourteen we ha. well that's it for this way in two thousand and fifteen eight around one million of that one point seven million arrived in two thousand and fifteen alone. so when we look at two thousand sixteen for example we had a hundred eighty thousand individuals arriving it's silly and we had about a hundred seventy thousand individuals arriving grease. and around four thousand arrived in spaino actuallyy inn twowo thousand sixteen the numbers were closer to three hundred fifty thousand. so often that figure is

quoted to create a sense of alarm but actually it was that one year of two thousand fifteen we sell the beacon numbers arrive and the reason why that's changed now. is because of the u. taking deal has has affected the numbers of arrivals because that is setting a lot of people off from trying to make the journey yet. i. more parents the and the argument that it is said that the war is serious it's hopefully temporary and it it will be over of one of these days and. that it would be better if the people who do want to stay in in the hive. syria also. it would be better for them to stay in refugee camps around this country what what do you think of that argument used by the british for example. i think so too we look at the syrian crisis in the first use of the syrian crisis between say two thousand eleven in two thousand fourteen. the bird the majority of syrians world living in neighboring country syria and we didn't see syrians arriving in europe for this reason precisely. because they were waiting for the crisis to ends they could return home because i

didn't want to leave their homes but the reason why we size the syrians moving to europe in two thousand fourteen onwards. was because they realize that there was no end in sight and the war has continued and even if the war was to end tomorrow. most of the homes are destroyed and is nothing to go back to and this is the reality today for syria that even if the war ends tomorrow what a serious going to return to actually brought ares advocacy thank you. very much indeed for talking to us well joining me now on the line i is as all time cold facts. a spokesman for the hunger in government thank you very much sir for being with us tonight. at this moment and it missed albany he's tried to stand up to the european union bu. he lost today didn't he the eu will not pay for the apple defense and you will have to accept. your fair share of refugees and this is a fight about it is that. well go to decor decision had nothing to do about. and share it with the protection and. european s solidarity shown to hungary. never they i

mean you name it today saying that they will not be paying for that they don't pay for board fences. yeah but you have to know that the corrupt organ and also. on said that if my math from the internet and we believe that. hungary being the first actually responded by action not by are calling for help and off the court money but up from a year in taxpayer money. active and we have bakeries bore the protection. books and now we have built the fountain don't seem to use measures. that help protecting not only the hungarian but the opium border. and it is required by the shotgun and other particles that are in place in the european. yeah i'm population of over nine know a million people. in hungry obeying austin taking around twelve hundred people is it really worth dick i agree taken more tha.

quarter but subscribe to hungary missouri under this scheme. wrapped up vehicle that even i have we have taken. a corporate you do have an entitlement to step on hunger employed wanted to stay in hungary. and have a very neat of some kind of legal protection in hundreds every year old who gather for the past three years you are right there. about that i'm been thousand. battery out of out and then go on the. other thing is that. we believe that the court issue and that is a bad ide. the way people expected. they that cold fusion suggest what you feature tht and very of the younger is going to pursue it quite a guy out there the quota system confusion. at all.

possible. eagle colorado possibilities that future right and that this policy was a response was made by the year two at an extraordinary situation. well over one and a half million people trying to come to europe and it is designed not. essentially to help the refugees but to ease the burdeden on your fellow eu members studies greece initially here on the front line. and who are being overwhelmed with the number of arrivalss at do nt feel have you. let your. they don't serve my ad and not anybody inhat you have each eleven on. how the ticket asha and burned them off what had happened back in two thousand fifty? now the situation.

as we all know and it was that these orderly and what your corny court. is that the first measurement validity if there's any h he trououble. in keepiping the rules and that's i im accoun or treatment obeyy migigratn credit insnstead of keeping the existing rules. with other clea and exact. album element of well over there and that's why we have our w work rebooting the x. ordinary cost. agree estate look popped of years and that he's already and that eight million euros altogether and and the.

migration crisis has been route one of the biggest challenges to the european union full for many really n union. that's one of the reason that is one of the reasons that the briton cited leaving adhere to control his motives. were. well that one reason behind. about the british leaving the european union was that vision on behalf of the european that. institutions. now we would like to add to your confusion take good measure and good decision. instead of continuing on the park which is economic arable film again that meet all you respect that the question hilly and. stupid because it's not about leaving the european yet. about the european union harling own rules. and a matter of fact confusion because i decided i didn't required by the

increasing mister all bands saddened but one of his election. as slogans is stop brussels i mean that would sound like someone who does not want his country in the eu. now it comes like yeah holit according to high fashion well maybe not completely part two of the world's biggest luxury goods companies have joined together. to pigeon ends to working with extremely thin models the owners of brands including deal bitchy and a river town say models will have to provide a medical certificate. proving that healthy before they can work elizabeth wells has. following criticism that the fashion industry encourages anorexia. french fashion giants lvmh and caring committed on wednesday to ending the practice of using extremely thin models in advertising. and on the catwalk. the holding companies own dozens of brown's including christian dior fendi marc jacobs gucci alexander queen. puma and others.

addition to a friend. that requires models to give their employers a doctor's certificate of. but he's having. they're going further with the new charter. respecting the dignity of all women has always been both a personal commitment for me. and a priority for carrying as a group. the charter designed to promote models well being will prohibit hiring girls under the age of six team for adult shoots and events. and will only use women for a size thirty four or more. that's an extra extra small employer size six in the uk and zero in the u. s.. hearings chairman said he hoped the change would inspire the rest of the industry to follow suit. however it remains to be seen how and if such a charter will be enforced. alright it's it's a business use when i came in the is about with us and kate at franziska ends domestic production of oil and natural gas yet so largely symbolic step really. because the engine does only produce about one percent of

the fossil fuels that actually consumes. but it does go hand in hand with other green initiatives which being undertaken by the mac point ministration. catholic yet has the story. these french oil wells are pumping on borrorowed time. frances ecology minister has introduced a bill to phase out oil and gas exploration by twenty forty. two senior to be demo over this movement of course who's the energy transition. and the shift from. world. two one that doesn't rely on fossil fuels. and more to the company poschiavo commitment the miles i think this will allow investors to make a bigger investment in renewable energy. and energy efficiency. the decision honors the commitments made by france in the paris climate agreement to curb global warming. but those who work in the oil and gas industry say it makes little sense. circuit court of this oil is a producer in france it has

much less of an impact on oil and gas products imported from saudi arabia toto enanable south americao missiles into all the demining should. currently france is oil and gas industry produces six million barrels a year. that's only one percent of its annual consumption. must rely on imports to meet its fuel demands. a small towns where the wells are located say they rely on the money paid by the drilling companies. the sector also employs aboutt fifteen hundred p pee inin franc. but the government is standing firm. says current dririlling permits won't be extended when they come up for rerenewal. the ban on shale gas exploration joins the one already in place against fracking. the private sector is also getting involved in the fight against climate change the confectionery giant mars is joining the likes of apple and walmart. shifted to a more sustainable businessodel. mars is committing a billion dollars to measures incluluding cutting by two thirds its

greenhouse gas emissions across its supply chain. that goal by the year twenty fifty. candy maker wasas among the corporations to criticize premise president donald trump's decision to withdraw the united states from the paris climate agreement. in june. let's check in on the day's trading action out was another mixed close in europe. but the one hundred sinking slightly into the red. germany's dax leading with gains of about three quarters of one percent. european markets will be watching thursday's meeting of the european central bank for clues about how long that bank will continue pumping money into the eurozone economy. wallstreet is trending upwards investors keeping an eye on capitol hill where lawmakers are discussing the country's debt ceiling. up it's report suggested that democrats will indeed approved the measure to increase the borrowing limit. and avoid a government shutdown. in the senate that could be linked to an aid package for victims of hurricane harvey. the house of representatives has already in n the provesa nearly eight bilillion dollr

measure of ememergency fund. up for victims of the hurricane earlier this wednesday. the vice chairman of the us federal reserve a stepping down stanley fischer said he was resigning for personal reasons. shortly before his seventy fourth birthday and just months before his term is due to expire in june. the shirt previously served as the head of the bank of israel. departure will leave four of the seven seats on the fed board. date get as the bank begins winding down its support of him. tommy. it is also considering whether to renominate chairwoman janet yellen wants her point. moving on some of the other business headlines now. the british a pr firm at the center of a racism row who's put itself up for sale. no publisher could be closed down by the end of this year if it doesn't find a buyer. lost clients and been expelled for an industry group over allegations that it ran an ad campaign. deliberate we stirring up racial tensions in south africa. for the house of the government link to clients.

europe's top court has ordered a lower tribunal to reexamine the billion euro antitrust fine levied against intel in two thousand nine. european court of justice that judges have failed to consider the economic aspects of the cas. chip maker had appealed the ruling that is abused its dominant position in the market. somewhere victory for intel and could impact similar pending cases. both in google and qualcomm. of deutsche bank has warned of a volatility and potential bubbles in markets around the world. the wide ranging speech john crichton also said the bank's home base of frankfort is best place to benefit from new business after brags it. and he said that employees should be prepared for the possibility that their jobs could be replaced by both sides. that of the international monetary fund's renewed calls for a discussion about sexism in the workplace. denial that told a gathering of female financiers in south korea the gender bias was less prevalent now than when she began her career.

much insnsisted it still nes to be addressed. i'm getting all i remember when i was a young partner. fully qualified just as qualified as while the poconos. because i was a woman on the team. very often clients figured that i was there to o serve coffee. not nowadays. it doesn't happen in such and a black and white. it's much more subtle. butt it's very important to bring. unconscious biases out into the open. so that they can be recognized. discussed and addressed. review or even at the very top of the ladder when like christina gal but still talking about issues i can't imagine anyone asking christy like ultimately become goofy certainly not me. factor. arcade think marriage and they can read it out of the business day with this when using headlines week coming up right after this

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