newswsroom these all the latest world headlines life from paris the white house says donald trump expects to be fully exonerated when he addresses to impeachment charges in the senate's. house democrats formally accused the president of abuse of power and obstructing congress. the gambia's sets out its case at the international court of justice-rging me in most civilian leader to stop the senseless killing of rank of muslims the country's justice minister says it will be extremely disappointing if i'm saying su chi continues to deny any wrongdoing. turn out

tumbles but that still allows croix from the streets to the french president thousands march to urge mac home to show his pension reform plans. unions say that frontline bottle will continue with the prime minister said to detail those reforms this wednesday . no one not even the president is above the little house what the chairman of the house judiciciary committeeeen the. s. is setet thihis democrats unveiled that too formal charges against donald trump. for abuse of power and obstructing congress the democratic controlled house is expected to vote on these impeachment articles in the coming days jerrold nadler said that the democrats have been obliged to actt because the constitution. has been endangered by trump's dealings

with your crane let's take a listen now to his other comments. the house c cmittee on t the judiciary is introducig two articles of f impeachment. charging the president of the united states. donald j. trump with committing high crimes and misdemeanorsrs. the first artice is for abuse of power. it is an impeachable offense for the president to exercise the powers of his public office to obtain an improper personal benefit while ignoring. or in injuring the national interest and when he was caught. when has investigated and opened impeachment enquiring president trump engaged in unprecedented categorical. and indiscriminatee defiance of the impeachment enquiring. this gives rise too the second a article of impeachment for obstructction of congreress. well the white house press sececretary says t the

president will address these quitite false charges when the a fap passes to o the senate's adding that trump fully expects to clear his name for more we can head now to washington dc and bring in all correspondence back catch of and gorgeous tony he's been following. this whole effect becauause of on the demomocrats havee finally opened the lid on how they plan to bring donald trump to justice and the chosen. a very simple strategy. yes so the strategy is keep it focused keep it as simple and that's why the only. pick those two articles of impeachment abuse of power and obstruction of the congress. i would didn't make it as an article of impeachment for example is that the question of bribery the democrats really considering that. and there were a too many arguments too many debates as to what exactly constitutes a bribery and how they would. actually prove that would be on a reasonable and down to basically. the other thing that and make it into of

those articles of impeachment is anynything linked to the mall or report and the interference in the twenty sixteen. election there again the democrats choosing the more focused more simple a line. at because they feel like going back to the twenty sixteen election going back to the mall report. a sort of monies at the water and makes it more confusing for people to understand really what is at stake to the democrats. really focusing on those two articles of impeachment also- ways. of helping out some of the more more moderate dememocrats were asking for. add this impeachment process to remain a focus was to not suffer too much in the eyes of a more moderate voters and come twenty twenty. second because of on just what. does the roads to impeachment look like from here on in. well the next steps are a pretty a clear- we're expecting at the mark up that

means the vote in the judiciary committee for those two articles of impeachment to take place probably. at this thursday woods which sets the stage for a full house vote coming and next week is still on track w with that- deadline for the democrats in the set for themselves which is. to have the president impeached by a christmas break that means the senate trial it will it be kicking off after that and mitch mcconnell is saying that the senate trial will not bee starting and this year it will be starting. early next year probably some of the second week of a january whahat he didn't specify. how long that trial would last and that's really the big question will the republicans and not in use atat theirir power in the senat. to really expedite and what they call a sham process o or will they go through with a show trial by ad calling on lilive witnesses something and that the president donald trump himself. has been a advocating for he says he wants to see

adam schiff he wants to see hunter biden he wants to see the whistle blower all its testifying wives in front. of the senate so o that willl be really the question because everyone now expects the president to be impeached before christmas and. everyone is now already looking ahead to that senator. kevin gorgeous tony correspondent the in washington thank you very much. now acting on behalflf of the ororganization of islamic cooperation cumbias justice minister had an urgent demand for the myanmar leader this tuesday on the first of three days of proceedings of the international court of juststice at the hague. the minister called on eyeing sang soo chi to stop actss of barbarity a and brutality and stop the genocide of the minority muslim road hanga community myanmar has long defended its crackdown o on the nobel peacece prize winner s expected to fufurther defend the actions of the country's armed forces. inn her testimony. this

wednesday peter o'brien has more. once an international symbol of our country's struggle against military oppression uncensored she now sits before the international court of juststice in the hague all that the gun the us. is that you tell me and mind. to stop the senseless killings. to stop this genocide of its own people we take the floor my most top political leader will disputes claims that's how country tried to wipeouts minority virgini muslilims in a military crackdown a government insists it was responding to terrorist threats. su chi has come under intense international pressure for her alleged indifference to the point of the ring yeah with critics cooling her an apologist for ethnic cleansing since twewenty seventn n more than seven hundred and thirty thousand people have been forced to flee the buddhist majority country most of them still crammed into refugee

camps. in bangladesh. killed everybody who couldn't't hide in the hills. many of my relatives and friends were killed. i demand justice for my tax. the gambia which filed the lawsuit in november on behalf of fifty seven muslim countries is cooling on the i cj to take emergency measures to prevent any further atrocities. the french pririme minister iss gearing up to detail t the govevernment's plans to simplify the cocountry's complicatated bt cherished pension system this wednesday. on the eve of edward phillips address anger on those proposed changes spilled onto the streets once again as a public sector strike her lines much of the country for a sixth day. the government says thirty one thousand people marched through the left bank here in paris. that's a rather large drop from the sixty five thousand who chanted anti

mccall slogans last thursday. i mean i'd like has more on the run is which is taking. place in other cities here in frfranc. the problem with that reportt the from acacademy- net like we'll l try and bring itit on it lalater. the e candidates in ths thurursday snap geneneral electn in the u. k. working around the clock to drum up support. boris johnson the man hoping to cling onon to ten downwning street got behind the wheel of a bulldozer in the county of staffordshire. to knock down a wall with the word gridlock painted on its- he said he kansi how briggs it can be achieved if his conservative party doesn't win a working majority. i want journalists have been looking at why just a small percentage of women are running for a seat in the house of commons this time around. this is the report from the midlands city of not telling him together. former

conservative minister anna sebree on the campaign trail and brooks stays. the constituency she held for nine years because of her and he brexit stones which led to her leaving the tories she's being harassed by fall right protest as- you called her. . a traitor we just had some to gogo to prisison for. a year i get a custodial sentence. for death threat- that was sent to me and it is a new problem it did not exist. until this. plastic referendum- and then things have just got worse and worse. of the eleven seats in nottinghamshire three were held by women i'm one of them isn't standing for election to gain. some of my colleagues have stood down. but equally there are menn who stood down and i know they stood down because of the threats that then that family receiving. at campaign headquarters anna seabreeze never seen so many volunteers offering to converse on her the hoff thing i find really quite striking iss the number of people. who like me also you

say side about what's happened to our country. and the divisions which are in it which i was depressed i have a bean. nine years ago you lillian greenwood became the first female m. p. endorsing him. as she campaigns for reelection she says brexit is not the number one concern in her area. they will read about poverty that worried about homelessness in the. at the use of food banks and they see breaks as a didiraction. one fellow labor m. p. joe *-*- was killed by a right wing extremist it d. sixteen million greenwood organized a vigil. she says politics is becoming increasingly toxic. i had someone say to me of the day you know you should be gassed- dinner dot folks at the right time idea you know blowing a parliament. i don't know that they really mean these things- but certainly t the rhetoric is dangerous b brexit t as polarizd u. k. politics. the questioion s how will the divisions be

healed after this election. moving on the swing to the left in argentina has been set in stone for the next four years. amid applause from lawmakers on from his divorce is but safe in under this was sworn into office as president this cheese day. the new administration is set to brining in growth focused policies after years of austeritity. the sixty y year od gave an hour longg speech in congress in n which he slams the coununtry's higigh levelss of poverty. proromising t to bridge socicial divivions addinin that many open wins need t to be healed in his homeland let's tatake a lisisten. your. i ththk one of t the city that i have te need to share with you the conviction. that i feel at this moment about the great obstacles we must ovovercome. to put argentina a back on its fee. the nameme of his will be done and what w we must overcome the obstacle of spite and hates amongsgst argentiniansns. we mut overcome the obstacle of scarcity that leaves millions of men and women hungry. if you have vantage and finally mostt overcome the obstacle of the

waste. of a productive energy. case time now for some business news a with kate's a meaty who's here with us in the studio and kate the us mexico and canada have just sealed a historic trade agreements absolutely they manage to agree on some changes and they have not signed the updated text. of a deal that's designed to replace the twenty five year old nafta. negotiators agreed on a new deal in principle last year but democrats in the us house e of representatives had refused to ratify it. they've now given the green light as coming up like reports. after a year of negotiations up break through the us mexico and canada when you free trade deal. for once us president donald trump on speaker of the house nancy pelosi agree on something. there's no question of course at this ugh i tell you the image is much better the nafta. but in terms of our

work here it is infinitely better than what was initially a pope a proposed by the administration we are declaring victory for the american worker. also welcome win for the president he described as the best andnd most important trade deal ever made by the usa critics of the nineteen ninety four now free records say it's hard to america's blue collar workers. as it meant factories based in the us could move south of the border to mexico in thai workers for a fraction of the price of an american worker. thirty two then sends the finished product back to nineteen states time for free. but the deal also created. jobs and was a big boost to gdp. now up 2405% of callers will have to be e made in countries that pay their woworkers at leaeast sixteen us dollars per hour. in other words not mexico. the deal required labor reforms in mexico to avoid an unfair competitive advantage.

democrats also pushed for changes in the digital and pharmaceutical sectors. as well as for improved environmental protections. the agreement on tuesday clears the way for the deal to be voted through by lawmakers in all three countries. before it finally becomes role. well confusion about a number of trade issues have contributed to a fairly soft session on the global markets with our u. s. stocks hovering close to the flat line going abobove and- below- they did turn down by the closing bell. the wall strtreet journal has beeeen reporting that the trump administration is prprepared to delay a fresh roud of tariffs on chinese goodsds it is set to take effect on december fifteenth. if the two sides don't reach a deal before then at talks between negogotiators from washingngtond beijing c continue. meanwhile te us labor department said prodoductivity had decreased point 2% in the third quarter that's the biggest drop since twenty fifteen. earlier we saw

a mixed close for the major european indices adjust the khaki haunted managing a positive finish there. that we saw the forty one hundred losing about a third nearly a third of a percentage point- as new data. confirmed at the british economy has stalled in october it wasn't a surprise about the data from the office for national statistics confirming. that gdp growth was zero in october that's the second consecutive month of no growth and it's another gloomy figure tom expected but certainly not good news and if thursday's a- roll a action. and ofof course the break thatt deadline at which is s currently set at jajanuary t thirty firstk video business and it's a thank you very much. okay it's time now for media watching for that i'm joined it in the seizure of bio james cretan and james of course that the main story here in france is the on going. a public sector strike which has crippled the country for a sixth day this tuesday that's right so as you can expect on social media people are tracking their- journey are. locked they're all- and so you

have because they have to thank the song but which thehe treaty is fat strike of the fifth of december some of people. sharing images all of at what was at that pretty difficult journey to work if you were lucky enough to be anywhere near a line that was actually functioning- so this is that what. i didn't experience today locally. at lolooking. because others were walking. a kate movie was walking today- my head every so there's forty five minute walk yeah that's right so she was in ten minutes. well. at least you know daily exercise a taken care of but i certainly as you know it's difficult for all the people who don't even of the option maybe even. it would take even longer than two hours to get to work so. a lot of people have been braving the sort of scenes and let's just say it's been. at someone's on pleasant. others joking about is online i present you public transportation in paris at nothing- a pair shoes at so at of course people have been writing into the country's well not necessarily keeping their finger on the pulse of what's

happening in france and then we have- with the situation at airports are. it a point not at others talking about- these are just returning there so obviously more of an outside perspective on what's going on here but people here kind of facing us. today's mood as i woke up to the leasing out across the street singing the messiah is and barricading the entrance to the school because of course it's not just public transport workers it's education workers it's- it's lawyers it's- it's across. three maybe not quite possible but it's a lot of different professions represented. and there were some scenes all of tension as well at it during various- moments- a. i. and one person saying mainstream media will never show you this video. i think we probably come to me through media and i think action on the media a with which is showing whahat was happening in the s streets whether. i mean actually one of the criticism of the media is that they tend to focus on- moments of tension in protests but today you had really again very broad representation of unions also some people think that they were. extinction rebellion or judicial or whatever so it's a

massivive gathering all of. protesters and apparently they were there with the reserve police. drone that was it satt upon by by eight singles begin- at that thought back on a lot of a lot of attention as well at a certain point. and recent criticism as well of heavy. sort. it is also saying that emmanuel michael might need his own pension very soon if things don't go. his way. this is an article by adam does it hurt for the new york times the kind of certain amount of. traction aligned with france. in opera over pensions michael may need one early now he's being a bit tongue in cheek here but what he's saying is. this is sort of making a break for the french president. it's going to be a game of chicken a game of. tug of war a- arm wrestling whatever you wanna call it but- it's a battle of wills over the

course of a number of weeks. and if the french president- it doesn't come out on top of that if he has to cede to the pressure of. the beatles the unions against pension reform. it could it could really be very of negative thing for the- remainder of his presidency. i present my call france promises country revololution in a campaign from manifesto. of it not name at this is said that the new york times summary of the article. he citizens for not have a revolution their own in mind. now another quote from the article is by. jeff gruenberg was difficult scientist at seals both this is been. at put up on twitter by some people who have been reading that article in selecting a little bit out of it. and really what they're saying is at i don't you paid was president. prime minister nineteen ninety five his critical critical. when interest it's about time. calls himm to pull bacack and picked t comparisons being made. with amanda nichols at. a gamble now if you like. and also the fact that at. an unemployment rates are high at the economy is not doing very well so to touch pensions and retirement age. in

the particular climate. when menu michael already- is not necessarily supported by- that that a broad section of the population. but more his. narrow base. is quite a risky strategy. so i thought that what they're putting in a remembers well the- man behind. and over seating at the pension formed a joint board. did of what has been dealing with. a server miners kinds of his own where. it is it is it is it. is it emerge the heightened declared in his- transparency- decoration to the french government that he was actually sitting on the board. of an insurance company procedures and some very coach. i when you're trying to sort of a- make those at. at reforms to that too at retirement- which of obviously been turned in. in industry at has interests in not. so. he he has been. and. today i can still down front from the board of another think tank which- i paid him five thousand dollars a month so this in attempts to i think. we can still handle our thought process- a anyway there is all n

posters- it on the streets of concert at the- at what were they saying he he's a beep. basically he's been mocked for an and being casast as the fried of the- friend of the insurance industry which is obviously. very simplistic but that's the way these things get cast.t. ths is an image from notes where- in the midst of prototests ther. was one piece of. and wild do not dispersant with keep the thing going so. anywayy of images like that not that the first of many people actually in that particular street scene. was added this is what you see on social media today thomas lots of- illustrations of- people supporting the purpose is still supported by 60% different public for now. okay and finally jamames i'm gonna grab all my a. for him. to be in a- a pay for paper shuffling fail at the end of the tv news bulletin that happens. but i tv in the u. k. that's right the slip this kind of went off on twitter today at. check it out for yourself- thomas i i'm i'm i'm- p pretty sure any of us couldld do bette. when. i actually i'm i'm gononna

go back to the start of that. and it. he was gay. the this is the royal correspondent of. thee news is s covering the papapersd i think he just t sort of didn't send. one like like. so he just decided let's just forget about. i think when they went somewhat viral l and in any case- it you know it could happen to the best of us. and his colleagues retreating into a teasing him saying was impeccable symbol that that the paper shuffle could have been. improved upon which i think you know he agreed with actually on twitter he he was he couldn't deny that it was a- slightly. humm fisted attempted the paper shuffle cajuns with media watch thank you very much just trying to have a pass to go now his cell. because i'm sure you can do it. and forget see there you go not that hard anyway i chris s ship i'm short months. not take it too seriously absolutely james greeting thank you very much i'm back with you after the break with

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