france twenty four dot com. welcome back to live from paris it's nine pm here in the french capital i'm send i'm trying to eight you're the main headlines. the search for suspects continues in shoreline confirming that the state please stay even sunday bombings thihi. and made a series of errors made by source. housing the number the debts. i tend to have a protest algerians take to the streets to keep up the pressure. on the country's ruling elite basil for a number of people close to the ousted president. or detained a the alleged corruption.

also coming up this hour on from seventy four thousands of indigenous brazilians protests against charitable some meadows policies. that have been dubbed an assault on the rights and territories. of the far right. thank you for watching live from paris we start with a sri lanka was soldiers were lockedd in a gun battle this friday with suspects links the last sunday's terrorist attacks meanwhile. new details have emerged of the individuals involved. officials inside the country a pending the blame on a little known extremist group. called the national tell he jamaat. at the helm of that group as i have a high sheen is believed to have been killed softly carried out a suicide attack. on the shangri la hotelel in the capital colombo.

front said twenty four was a yemeni reports [inaudible] yeah. to make explosives and an islamic state group flag --- found inside a house reportedly used by the easter s sunday attk is. three long kids leaders are trying to get to the bottom of the coordinated attacks and is searching for remaining suspect. at the seventy people. i get ready the neck. most of them a and most of the explosives have already been taken into custody. from monex needd we still have o find a small amount. ththerefore the danger is not completely over. some poor name i h have a meetig ththat.. friday preresident series c. not confirirm that ththe alledd ringngleader of the attack laurn hasheem was killed at the shanangri la hotel. as investigation into the massacre continues so does t the political route if he knew what the full of the deadly attacks. me in this incncident. the defense secretary and the

police chief of completely failed to carry out their responsibilities. they should have at least given me a phone call or not. neighboring india won't sri lanka of possible attacks several times both the president and the prime minister denied being aware of the report. meanwhile the country's catholic he does that he felt betrayed by the revelation. the end even indicated the places where. back to st mary's. church leaders have canceled a sunday masasses that.. latest sri lankan officials also called on muslims to stay at home the friday prez. the morale i'd like to cross lives again simply o out he's account on terrorism specialist withth a modem security consultg group and he joins us -- from -- ballantine you so much for being with us so here are not france twenty four now. i think it's safe to say at this stage that the investigation into the attacks is really

proving to be incomplete. disarray doesn't it. the absolute guitar response to the to the attacks has been moved this rates that are it's abysmal at best and it shows -- but the priority has been to focus a lot more out about on damage control rather than really getting to the bottom of it and i think they keep numerous leaks are sometimes contradictory. i've only hindered the investigation that in your report i won the m masters was quoted i'm one of the officials was going to say well we found most bombs -- so the dangers mostly gone. again shows just how inaccurate and how [inaudible] they are. attack and a concept. and of course. there were numerous intelligence failures by thirties in sri lanka they actually had warnings primed to these attacks why. didn't they act one one they able to prevent these attacks.

there are numerous possibilities but i know from personal experience that -- in very tense political environments. infoformationn intntelligence rs become. an objecect of power -- they'lle sometimes preferences -- who gets what in presidential systems? for example -- somewhat for which the president over the prime minister and the other way around whihich means at t some t somebody along the change will not get the information. find out what's possiblee - - te high class competitions. your walker c. a and other elemenents you can have a perfet storm where the information i is not shared. but it't's not j just in recent weeks of also in recent months or five months ago -- and show that somehow information i just spoke for incompetence reason perhaps deliberate reason but not sure what.

we'll find out more about that i'm show in the coming days dancing pf given that at this stage islamic state group. has taken responsibility is it fair is it accurate to say that the group's changing how it operates is now working with much smaller more domestic groups. not all day they've always operated this way it's it's the biggest strength that knowledge. isis but also about canada is that they'll use local structures and strengthening them through different types of support when logistical financial -- weapons i we see across africa thiss. southeast asia has been a huge breeding grounds.. isis or extremist groups are. affiliating themselves to isis overer the last couple years so it's it't's not a car this operations not a consequence. what happened? whether it's's been p part of te week t the spread theirir brandr ideology number followed you and in the case but you yours. not add a link to what happens here in iraq but given that they have this bus now could an attack like this be a precursor

to more launcher. attacks. well over the last. three weeks of if you're talking general with isis and without a doubt. because over the last couple weeks -- therere's been an operation within the circles are the cult engines for syria and enormous of those attacks under this label evever heardrd. around the world over the last few weeks as a whole the threat of islamic state yep the exam st still there it's very pleasant because the idb ideology still very inspiring because as you mentioned. one of the consequences of for having the problems in syria and iraq over the last couple years. transfer. transfer knowledge to other places around the world and so i had to say isis is behi and and that that's ludicrous and yes we should expect bigger and more taxes your boss. yes yes something by keeps coming up again and again especially as we speak to a lot of terrorism expert says. use of social media by groups

like the islamic state group is there any way to filter these tools because it seems like the likes of vices of the compass checking adept at recruitment and even. pushing them message. through the likes of let's say check tells. even. well it't's a it's a it's a mixture o of numerous factors of course social media and instant messaging. plays gigantic role derek there is t technology availablele to counter -- though the good communication that surrounds the extremist groups could happy from their members are their organization --- what's the question will. these are someone t to manage it ininternally some say we're willingg topic straddle help you do it. i yes what we're d dealing with. thatat is willlling to adapt t h means if at someme point sociaia media is no longer useful

they'll end up and other means. even if it means going old schoolol using letters and and just telephone riding mododn cocommunication but that that constantly which means. well yes social media does your manager all. nicely. if this was indeed the islamic state group. this was one of the most devastating attacks that they've carried out. why now? it sounds weird but the timing is is good. risk factors again there's this idea that maybe a revenge for surrey out that could be yeah. we'll do some mention urging cure clothing should not cut yeah it could be as a request for ice church. there's no evidence so far. this is been the case but over the last couplple years again because the focus has been on syria and iraq. a lot of the other entities to i. s. -- were overlooked and i've been i i have been able to have beeeen allowed to grow and develop an island in the philippines and indononesia

bangladesh. is the peace in between was the next domino toto fall soso to sk in. otheher regionsns around the wod as well so it't's a lot of noise part of it is the consequence of having it hello. focusing on syria and iraq i realizing that. this enemy is actually going elsewhere. and not some pl hyles the modern security consulting groroup thak yoyou so much for your insnsigh. analysis here with us live on paris.. moving onn to a ten week of protests in algeria thousands sick to the streets as friday to demand the departure of the country's leading and yes. after a string of pepeople closr to the toppled president that's abilities beautifully cup. was sacked o o arrested a the alleged growth. also differs a dangerous enough has the story. it's become an iconic landmark in algiers. on friday i'll judeans gathered outside the capital's post office for tenth week of protests and despite the arrest of business tycoons earlier in

the week. protest is -- items the entire elites must go. when i was the mole and they'll all be judged and me will be returned to the people? we must remain united i swear to god that if we become divided because of race or regionalism i swear this is simone lost for years. but for centuries more. he said rib rub algeria's richest man one three billion their brothers f from the cuttig the family were placed in the temporary custody on wednesday. as part of an anti corruption drive. but friday's protest took particular aim at side beautifully cut the brother of ousted president abdelaziz bouteflika. processes suspect him of being the king of corrupt. please which that determines to topple.. a move that's been backed by the army as army chiefef guide soda for school -- prosecutors to accelerate the pace of corruption probes into those with ties to the former

presidents in a circle. with the presidential election set for the fourth of july protesters are demanding more time to read the beautifully could climb from power. and create new policies in order to end the ruling. use the link to the i will say this friday in brazil thousands of indigenous people on marching in that. field. it's been unhappy about the policies of the country's. far right president janet wilson and his vow. to businesses that want to expand their operations in protected the indigenous areas let's say get more with catherine. was born he standing by for us in rick. what's the atmosphere and then like today again what do these protesters say what do they actually want. free land to camp protetest andf there was a lot of questions and tension. bebecause present also not -- st the country's national guard

which is an unusually sort of already tense reaction to the protesters there's been lots of fear that there would be violent clashes -- so far not the worst. case scenario has emerged as far as violence of protesters and they have been able to carry out their agenda of really making clear their demands. today they had a meeting with brazil's justice ministry and that's a ministry that until recently was responsible for the country's indigenous affairs agency. now balsamo has moved the indigenous affairs agency to another ministry. for just a second -- ministry doesn't consider their interests as much and already that agency has been stripped of the power to set the boundaries of indigenous lands. the protesters say this makes them more at risk of attack so today they were able. to say that in a meeting with the ministry with a representative of the ministry of justice search your model. catherine it was a sense of the role of women in this movement which is certainly been increasing and this appears to be a link -- to unfortunate escalation of violence against

them on the community as a whol. there are more protesters at this indigenous campaign in past years and specifically there a lot of women and one of the highest profile protesters as a woman named. sonya graduate giada she's an indigenous woman who is a vice presidential candidate. in last october's election and she's been very vocal you know tweeting during the protests leading them at turning into a man's to congressmen. and during that campaign when bulls or not it was running he made a lot of disparaging comments not only against indigenous brazilians but also against women. and so what's that what that has meant is that in the first few months of history. have been on the front lines of many protests that have been pushing back against his first measures and certainly indigenous rights is no exception. catherine osborne reporting for us from re extension near thank you so much for being with us. have a dozen spain will go to the polls a sunday. and countries the general

elelection s since twenty fiftet step to be a tight race in which every seat will count. according to the latest polls that ruling socialist party is predicted to win enough seats. the same how and keep the threat from the phone right now. they also perching emerald dot maxwell takes a lickin franco a town named off the francisco franco. and how it appeared to my eyes is the late dictator's legacy and the rise of the far right. so cooled after its founder elko do. es que es spain's late dictator francisco franco. the town's name divides its residents as well as the rest of spain. they always havee my machihine o people ask where i'm from.. they say it's still called what the end of the deal that hasn't been changed. disgusted at the people who allow this to get get get the been again with. the town has resisted the two thousand seven laurel who did

symbols of franco's regime to be removed from public view. it refuses to change its name -- take down the plaque commemorating the dictators visits. in fact the far right man installed bullet proof glass over the plaquee after is vandalized. in twenty twelve most residents voted not to change that town's name. and refused to acknowledge front his controveversial legacy. reporter call it what you wish he should be in the plalank. of wood why s should you remove the names someone this is donene good things you know what i'm talking about. it's the soldier that's cost the town much needed state funds from the regional socialist governments. in the run up to one of the tightest national elections in decades. the party that the town's mayor belongs to you fox looks set to become the first far right party to sit in parliament since. nineteen eighty two what's castle to distance itself from

franco's audiology. boxes signature policies include repealing the law banningranco era symbols. now the second belton raid forum for international corporation is underway in beijing this iss a project aimed at recreating the old silkroad. joiningg china with a asia and europe a p program that's estimated to require. several trillion dollars can meet in a lack has more. the belt and road foreman beijing it was a chance of chinese president xi ching paying to tell the world that china is changing. we will further lower tariff rates and remove various non tariff is. stanley open china's market wider to quality products from across the world. china does not intentionally seek trade surplus. you want to import more competitive quality agricultural products. manufactured goods and services to promote balance trade. cheating paying also promised and s subsidies to chinese companies to ensure fair competition although he didn't providee a timeleline for when t

would happen. chinina has alrlready made these promises in the past. this time some are convinced. it's really broke r ranks with e e. u. to sign up in pakistan and russia. i choose the store it's obvious that the implementation of the large scale one beltran road project for modded our chinese partners. aims at strengthening the constructive corporation between your asian countries. it is the goal that really brings us together. you will provide harmonious and sustainable economic developmen. yeah. but even without the rk of one match promises this twenty first century silk road isn't without controversy. critics say that the projects damage the environment. the massive debt. don't take on it means the economy's even more vulnerable. seveven business at wave on cut you like good evening again on count against. flights canceled across

scandinavia. that's right it's a reminder that we are not the only ones to suffer from this kind of strike here in france six hundred and seventy three flights were canceled on friday as pilots from the scandinavian airline sas went on strike. in denmark sweden and norway. the strike comes after negotiations between the pilots ununion and management broke don this week. i would want to pay raise their schedule. the airline says that meeting those demands would hurt business much india has the story. sas northern europe's leading airline in turmoil. one thousand four hundred and nine pilots have walked off the job inn thre countries. at to orlando airport overwhelmeme staffer trying to rebook passengers on other flights. but it's a long wait. i don't know what to do he portrayed you mean like i'm and i i and i'm i'm a dog or something you know. i'm ingenious offering you know right now i feel as though i just i wa reid i w walk. thousands of people are affected

in sweden norway and denmark. the dananish pilots' association sasaid t they regretted that passengers were stranded. but blames the collapse in talks with sas management regarding their working conditions and especially their schedules so you feel that many sas pilots have no control ovever when and how long they have to work. in a worst case scenario that they risk having to work seven weekends in a row this is a really soon. sas has been struggling financially since twenty twelve and as implement. it staving programs a danish bank predicted the strike could cost the company five to seven million euros per day. and analysts warn that if it carries on it could put i say yes in a precarious financial position. we've done everything to reach a solution but the demand that have been put on the table have been unrealistic. thank you to update the competitiveness of sas and say yes said on friday it hoped to

resume negotiations with the pilots. and reach an agreement as soon as possible. the next chinese president xi jinping is hosting. there's for that option road forum to defend his country's massive global infrastructure projects. one of the mainn concernsns raised by global partners includiding the international monetary fund is debt. some critics are calling the entiren a debt trap for poorer countries. in a speech she avoided explicit mention of debt we promise solutions to complaints about costs potential corruption and environmental damage. no one of the potential solutions for the debt problem whatat's presenteded at the forn financial c connectivity hostedy china's vice finance minister. explain. to establish sustainable financing channels for the project. i go home movies yeah which joint efforts of all parties are diversified inclusive and sustainable financing system has been initiated. divers de is to innovate financing modes for multi

channel fundraising. inclusiveness is to build consensus among all parties for shared benefits from developmen. and sustainability is to promote a green concept and prevent that risks for a healthy and harmonious development. there isn't headlines brief. uber is rolling back its ambitious valuation estimate as it prepares to go public next month. the ride hailing firms thatt ina securities filing it would sell two hundred and seven million shares in a range of forty four to fifty dollars.. putting its market value between seventy four and ninety billion. and i would still make over one of the largest tech market debuts in recent years. sri lanka fears of last week's deadly easter sunday attacks will drive a stake through its crucial tourism industry. the finance minister today warning of a 30% drop in arrivals. translate to o a loss of a aboue point five billion dollars. he added that tourism was emerging as three longest

success story in sunday's blast shattered the hopes of reaching a record revenue five billion dollars. and us carmaker ford says it's under investigation in the united s states over i internal emissions testing practices. the company says it's cooperating fully with the justice department and specified the criminal probe has nothing to do with defeat devices drop the center of volkswagen's diesel get scandal. next let's see how financial markets are trarading. in your major indexes were mostly higher at the close frankfurt's dax leading the pack up nearly three tenths of a percent. london's footsie closing slightly below flat line. over on wallstreet markets were slightly higher in afternoon trading after a report showing higher than expected gdp growth in the united states. all major indexes trading up despite tech shares trading lower after earnings reports missing expectations. there's been a lot of speculation about just how much

automation is going to affect labor markets now we see de has a new report out on the topic. it says nearly half of jobs could be wiped out or dramamatically changed within te next twenty years nearly lord has the story -- knives and what place is a changing at a rapid rate new technology means robots and artificial intntelligence i taking on more and more time asks. in humans getting squeezed out of the picture. over the next twenty years hoff of the work force will feel the impact. 14% of jobs and entire trades will disappear and be replaced by robots. another 32% jobs before the change by the new technology and individual tasks automated that's the full cost from the organization for economic cooperation and development. it's not over do. economists at the paris based oecd say new jobs would also be created by the new technologies. and they don't see there being a net loss of jobs

butt they won't have a growing inequality and thehe digital divide people who are already disadvantaged in the labor market face greater risks why. because low skill workers. face. higher light. all of their jobs being displaced [inaudible] that means. low skill workers. have a a greater risk -- being substitituted by technology. the oecd's researchers found that 60% of workers in its member countries including economic giants like the us japan and germany like basic computer skills. the solution they say for politicians political leaders and experts to take action now. and retrain the work force for this new digital age. finally for me movie theaters around the world are gearing up for a record breaking weekend. the fifinal avengers movie f frm marvel studios already brought in three hundred and five

million dollars for disney and its first two days in theaters. with over half of that coming fromom china. the phenomenon is worldldwide te a look at these images from bangladesh. of people spring sing together - to box office prognosticators estimate of vendors and game could rack up to three hundred million dollars in the u. s. and globally. and that's just in its opening weekend. the online ticketing site fandango says that more than four thousanand showings arere readady sold out in the united states. which of the black market excited tickets reportedly going for up to five hundred dollars on sites like ebay from people who are scared. that if they don't get their ticket now they won't be able to see it this weekend. there really is a global phenomenon so now i just have a seat and i mean not to say that three hours long. xing. you go make sure you don't bring

too much water with you. thank you very much for that update and yeah. thank you for watching stay tuned more news coming up with me and the team and that four minutes time thanks for watching

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