fifteen paris attacks as appeared in court in belgium sent out this line is on trial of a gun fight with belgian police just prior to his capture in twenty sixteen. is trial and franz on terrorism charges will not begin untilil next year today the twenty eight year old refused to answer the judges questions just as he hass refused. to place or even to his annoyance at the since his arrest. may that mom has more now from brussels. today in brussels coming of course we heard that both saab design and so funerary could face up to twenty years in prison they both

could be charged with attempted murder after being in possession of firearms. shrugged on this morning at a price of course it's nine local time the two men were scored into that courtroom with heavily armed police who were wearing. balaclavas at soviet are you appear to be a little bit nervous. this was as saab is on the other hand appeared are into refused to even stand up when asked at by the judge to at show his identification to prove that it was of course in south. side islam for the actuaries we saw so few had already be questioned about as an instance that took place here brussels back on the fifteenth of march twenty sixteen when police from both france and belgium or carrying a just random. at please check raised in connection with the powers attacks of november twenty fifteen when they were match with fire at over ththe. net couple of f iris mohammed buckley's at one of these rights by the police and am

both so if you have a very on top is on managed to escape before they did. they fired some ace shot with a kalashnikov are kalashnikov that was later friends in a building near that address of roots he's in the far right destruction i thoughtd question at about. eleven o'clock local time he refused to sign up saying that he was too tired he said he would not be answering any questions that we he would be access eyes and his right. to remain at silenced and he also said that and it was an attack on muslim community that they were never innocent until proven guilty and he will be placing all his faith in a lot of the prophet. mohammed and he would not be afraid of anyone in the room at

more their allies edges out silence of saab islam tomorrow's hearing have been completely at council. on the trial will be adjourned a forty five this thursday here in brussels you hear first from two victims organization and organizations on them from sanofi. who's about in criminal lawyer who's representing saab islam he'll be spending a lot of his day tomorrow trying to speak to saab is on that some information. at of him to a pair of course his defense that will be much anticipated the russian ands

shot down. local sources say dozens of died after the strike his hospital and several apartment blocks once again syrian regime says he's of using chemical weapons is kinda motor pool. every seconds time as wounded civilians over us to a local hospital in the province. dozens were injured on sunday evening many of them children offer a fresh wave of as strikes by russian war planes. two hospitals in several apartment buildings. rescue teams on the ground sasay many have been killed. russian war planes struck a seven story building and a four story building. so farar we've pulled out sx bodies from the rubble. at least one child was injured. lights out at the field. the province of aj been north in syria has seen face fighting in recent weeks

this as syrian government forces are tryrying to regain control of the area. one of the lost still in rebel hands. they have been helped by russian war planes have carried out dozens o of airstrikes since december. despite it being declared a de escalations earned by turkey russia and iran last summer. sunday's attack came just a day off to rebels links to allocate additional town of russian jets. punishment is to reject on time. was captured and killed in the ground fights. and said he continues its incursion into northern syria where president and one is about to crush kurdish vices thousands of people have been displaced by the fighting in african with. dozens of civilians including many children killed well that's ofoffense you protest at the vatican today were read one has been meeting with the pope. doesn't resistance clashed with police durininthe brief visit. and i decide that

free speech is under attack in said he this is government says it's arrested almost six hundred people. criticicizing that offensive online overtaking call information. even then as of the national medical association have been targeted president and one has school those who oppose the intervention train. the thousands tax are already in jail and a hundred and fifty thousand happy sacks total crackdown pulling a failed this. is ah medical school were about that i'm joined by it mustn't see like kaiser he's a professor of comparative public policy everhart calls university student. thank

you they were this honor frananz twenty four tononigt and now i it would seem that these talks. i don't going anyway at is it time for idle about those you consider deploying her p pln b. that is to pull a minority government a all cl another action. will. you know they're stitl nenegotiating. we might seea compromise by tomorrow. question is whether the membership of the social democratic party will then it greed or potentitial agreements and it's not in the hanands of disaster to call for new elections that must be the president's. so noted you're going forward. if it would be no. solutioion no compromise. e president would have to call new elections now t they t y hold up right now seems to be disagreements over the label they. this is pretty much what is holding things up now they came to ann agreemenent. on refugees tht was a big sticking points

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just a. digital. sure y you know whether itis marsrshalls are m marshallsn the social democrats seem to be in a dilemma whatever they do whether they go into the granulation. or with new elections out it seems to me that. you know there there's a border state money. this school building by the move by the parties in the center to strengthen the far right of the eighth day of cool school twelve percent of the votes in the last election which is along a lot of people. in germany and around the world vice is there a sense that you know. are they might be a far right party but at least i get things done unlike the state. well you k kw it's lilike ad i think we we should be a bit patient i mean we have seen. neighboring countries of like a belgian or you know also and i think the neththerlands who were witht a a government for a long. time or without. and news on government so i

think we should give it a bit more time. especially asters. already. yeah you know w it's. in othther couountries it ws you know for years. have you ever visited. yes but the us democracy is not about speed. about democracacy is our deliberations so you know i think we should. you know be a bit more relaxed. about. finding a compromise the big issue is it will be here are things. on the party membership of the social democrats who will have to read a floor any thing can go forward so. i'm not worried about necessarily that these data partition of toronto tomorrow will come to a. consensus but what i'm more worried about is whether this is a democratic membership will. compromise. alright much in seattle. thank you very much. thank you. well the first president in a live call is to visit

because it catches a where he's expected to restaurants for greater tony house large instructions on saturday it was the senate students mondays was that support for the greater dependence on the islands. camera has the story. warning to him an enema cole head of his tuesday visits to corsica. many here and as axial say they expect the french president to keep an open mind. as he addresses local to monster greater autonomy. sorry about all. of this is all we aree not looking fora guy that confrontation with the french government's. it would be good if the money on a crown method democratically elected representatives. all. otherwise it would be a sign of contents on his pots as it suld. he told people who voted now he needs to listen. does he really think that greater recognition for the corsican language will endanger the french republic process on us. michael's visit comes less

than two months off to corsican nationalists swept snowboarding because his territorial elections we fifty six percent of the vote. photos the election three pack was a good step he sees to the national assembly for the first time in june. acouic a seeking more only for the audience. its members are demanding equal recognition for the corsican language with french special residency status the corsicans to prevents property speculation. as well as amnesty for political prisoners and every location to corsican jails. these amounts however all and likely to go down well with the french president. in an accord has said he will not agree to changing francis constitution. president is expected to outline his vision for corsica during a speech in basket out on wednesday. allies have as him to make some gesture to what's the nationalists this to avoid reviving tensions off the decades of bombings and killings on the islands. up

until the early two thousands. michael says it comes on the twentieth anniversary of the assassination from the state for presidency on the islands clued. half by a corsican nationalists. now is the bible of french history and it can make or break as jessica really twenty eighteen edition of the haunted me saying god is out this monday. they're only twenty eight cents in front to hold three stars a sad way out innovation. is one of them use only the today service was pretty close. locals. well the first. why did i hate? like getting the max. resolves it is in your own. they rock. it's the really off the summary. that is thee onene t that ia very small side but down. so annoyed. because he is a.

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taking part rock respond in kind of a society as to making the south koreans to a furious. about kill gangs participation his his ripples. you will find themselves is true patriots. and are angry at the way the government's handling the olympic games. it's one of the many process station recent weeks and so. rousey refused to see south and north koreans together. in one of the world's biggest sporting events. well. that's. we are opposed. can tell. and these things have become the olympics if north korea at eight six eight six. we also countries not to come to korea events. tensions are running high and one protest at that flights or north korean fla.

from seeing police forces to quickly intervene. to see president from an office a supporters on it and have a partnership with the us. and condemn china for its ties with the north korean regime. some experts now say so may have underestimated how inviting some yankee would impacts on the games. they want to show the world. we are developed country this is how far we've come especially since the last olympics in n neteen eightyy eighght. soso the north participation actually runs greatt risks of being a distraction for the south. politics will inevitably be at the heart of these from china windsor olympics the north korean dictator k kim jong h has decided not to travel to south koreahe sendnding one o of his hight ofofficials for thehe openig remony the ceremonial heaead of state. is the sign of sincerity according to seoul south koreaea w wants to o e opportunity to organize peace talks at the highest

level during these games. terry sorry they're voting from south korea and out as his business he's waits outside of our is it was in the studio and that does that also g.. at wall street is. a nice site isn't yeah absolutely quite a quite huge figures there monday i trading all three main in this is in new york are facing losses. the dow jones below twenty five thousand points for the first time since january fourth and. include a race all these gains for the year if you keep going that way down five percent. the nasdaq down. over three percent of the s. and p. five hundred five hundred almost down five percent as well. this sell off. started during the friday session investors. worried at the higher than expected jobs figures published on friday will lead to high inflation and increased

interest rates that's what's behind the sofa. and he says what analysts are saying. europe as well as the hero that he's figures that as well at close in the red following the same trend seen in the us on friday night and see that. puts you in london down one point three six percent pascal down onene point forty eight percent. and a at the frankfurt dax down or to mad supervision efficient as well as effective. i am now to read the deal struck between ads on and french governments over over at tax claim. an online retailer did not reveal how much it paid but

in twenty twelve it was hit with a hundred ninety eight million euro tax bill for the period going from two thousand six twenty ten. amazon also said it will be as it was started clearing its earnings in france as opposed to luxembourg was slow corporate tax rate. company added that it had created a french subsidiary for its european operations in august twenty fifteen and that all this revenues expenses and profits. were accounted for a new mechanism for a taxing us tech companies has been proposed by a major medical. sticks into account the volume of sales generated in each european country. allowed defending it's a record in france. amazon also claimed it had invested over two billion euros in france and study ten creating fifty five hundred jobs. this settlement follows a similar deal struck by amazon in italy in september. is part

of the european wide goals make companies like amazon google or facebook. greater share their taxes where they earn their profits. on this monday i marks the start of a week long strike launched by trade unions and employees of french retailer carrefour. this follows the group announced. announcement in late january of a voluntary redundancy scheme for a twenty four hundred employees in france as employees work for europs largest retailer. yet their jobs on the line. who has just unveiled the details of the voluntary redundancy program it announced in late january? it plans to slash them two thousand four hundred jobs in france includes two hundred and seventy three shops. i'm a cashier well information assets but i'm considered a cashier i'm sure we'll get rid of my jo. as the biggest private sector employer in the country however the group will have to negotiate

directly with trade unions. well. chief executive wants the same thing to his shareholders. more money for them and they don't care about people's jobs and their wages. last year f five hundred millllion euros were returns to shareholders. yes yes you can move. the cost cutting plan comes after careful announced its twenty seventeen operating profit could fall by fifteen percent amid weak sales. marking a second profifit warning in just six months. the group which was the world's second biggest retailer at the start of the century after us giant walmart. has since slips tonight position. today it says it needs to rethink its business model to address all challenges like increased competition on french soil. but also newer ones like he commerce and digitalization. to compete with amazon and because cocaine awful wants

to invest two point eight billion euros by twenty twenty two. to accelerate its online offer. values chief negotiator he said about yet prime ministers recently and brexit secretary david davis held talks in london this monday. value repeated his call for britain to make a choice on what sort of relationship and wanted with european union after breakfast. u. k. has officially ruled out being part of any customs union. but the cabinet appears to be split on this future relationship between london and brussels. okay. customs union. i'm sorry sugar market. barriers to trade accords and services. are delivered. time of the. school. choice. french president and i know that because in corsica where the ruling nationalist

coalition is appealing to his government for more autonomy. well about its glossy a postcard image had the popular tourist island high the struggling economy is the first region with the lowest average salary with one in five people living below the poverty line. catherine clifford and altman walsh had this repor. i saw that you devote sees most precious industry tourism brings in almost a third of its gdp. of course his ruling nationalists a totally is what's needed to fully reap its benefits in tailoring legislation and taxes to local needs. it's all on the thirtieth of september restaurants have to close because it's the law in general for the whole country. which is a paradox because this is still a really busy time in corsica right up until november. an autonomous status would allow us to take measures adapted to the realities of the torah situation on the island. he. these measures the controversial residency status second terms represent thirty six percent of the island's real estate.

nationalists want to stop known corsicans buying property and leave lived here for five years. that's about it it's just not acceptable today young corsican can't rent an apartment on the coast. we're not going to be able to develop other sectors in corsica if the people needed to work in them can't access housing. but not everyone agrees the residency status to address these issues including john cabot is he a member of the region's economic and social council. because you know the gym can still buy from. residents* is a smokescreen. these races measures which completely. popular insurance. because it already benefits from tax privileges it's wine is tax free and phd reggie sanders like tobacco and chocolates. nationalists for more. local businesses are increasingly getting behind them. all the day that. we have. a

travel. on the state. local trainin. increased tax credits. that's not. with the gdp of eight point six billion euros because a guy is france's poorest region dependent on paris the thirty percent of these jobs in the public sector. many nationalists and met the independence isn't possible but say any autonomous status residents the french constitution is the way to gather island only speaks. cathy cleaver to bring their from jack's you will have more on that because it tomorrow

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