life in paris will use an analysis from frae twenty four. on marco these the name world is headlines. a deadly stampede among the mourners secretary of general qassem soleimani. this is french president macron's reportedly race dance of the judge of us president donald trump in order in the killing by drone strike. france is warning its citizens against traveling to iran present. five years on the victims of the shelly at the terror attack i remember. terrorist stone the editorial offices of the satirical magazine cutting down twelve people. it marks the start of three days of terra understated

emergency in france. send you money is the african footballer of the year. the liverpool and cynical playmaker this civil tops off the year where he's won the uefa champions league. as well as the world club championship . thank you very much for being with us iran says at least fifty six people have lost their lives in the stampede. among mourners at the funeral of general custom salah money thehe t two hundred people injurered in n this incidenent g the burial ceremony and count on. the home town of the general sum of money he was killed in the us drone strike last friday in baghdad iraq. so the money was regarded as the second most powerful man in a brown largely responsible they runs reach and influence across the middle east. it also been

key in the a cooperation. with the us in combating the islamic state group but it was us president donald trump himself who promptly gave the order to carry out the drone strike. top iraqi was killed the samame hea. that's cool i'm not to a course when the catalina goma's on helms in tehran joining us live kathleen a greeting to you and tell us more about what happened in n this stampedes pleasese. . what we know is tha. so many peoplple i rights since six thirty inn the morning to diese. bk xquery even que m mon calling asset de. i'm'mt the to the point t that they couldn't move. then thee people would ststart t the truck- the trappig the need to look. try these so moment to go out but other people wanted to get. in andnd e needed topin. all the peoplple including golf becauause they pulled these beatty.y. tied barriers. that people started getting pushed to these very eric so people could in greece.

people instead to fell down other people to start walking all. over the bodies then. it'ts becocome i calless it in that moment people who were there to witness say that it was a baby confuse moment. at the moment they are talking about fifty ththat peoeople they believe tht will be m more. and more than hundred injurered people but the situation good day that i thought that they decided to cancel that that's mean at the ceremony. of the very. good they can get it out in disseminating of camera. so a very serious situation de blowout loss of life catalina. i'm i'm wondering on a broader sense. of what is the kind of thinking coming out of around at the moment are you hearing that there's any sense that iran is looking beyond. this current crisis in working out what to do next. yes i mean you i think that people have the feeling that it's a dis to

revenge at this is to bring green their- problem is has to be done. but it doesn't mean that the people who really wants to go to war our people. are aware. the not about the revenge d de i'm sort of be dode they are exptiting to see whwhat happens. even the president trump we lanzara to decide tak of wheheat and then i think that people are really in these more death okay we haveve to do t the is our right but we will wait to see what happens. in the future therere are negotiationss there arere conversatio by this is stillll big ten shown a and- it said peoeople a are. very worrrried but alslso very dedetermined. to say we are against what the i gaae what the e president trump date we ae very angry on we have all o o rights. to whatat i is it and by the way a a seven o'clock at night i ask did they come to the veryry of. cousins la money we know for people who was dating to save money and then. he was very i i get a minind by yeyes with some really relate to people related with the

revolutionary guards i'm very close to the clubs the- division of the revolutionary guards they would dan. the study money finished are they seven o'clock at night. catalina for now thank you rodziny got correspondent anthee around a catalina. gomez i can't thank you enough once again. exexa s suelen operation opposition leader one quite ill and lawmakers who backed him push their way into the- ledge to. think in caracas following an attempt by rival legislators to. take control of the congress member could nice by the us and over fifty other nations is gone e as well ass wt the presidident. took a seat a t the natitional assembly led opposition lawmakers in bush's the singing the country's anthem. by the clouds of interim president almost a year ago. but the incumbent nicolas maduro remains in place with the support of the a ani. across one and had no has this from caracas she starts by explaining how another man loyal to majuro louise para. this claim to quotas role the speaker of the national assembly. right now. there are

few people claiming to be the president. of the national. one well known by. eighty the name of the world one one call he was s warning offers. well bein- opposition leader in two thousand nineteen again whatever. nie you. who was. the government later all claim to be also neil natural family we saw one of these two groups were. playing the same thing in trying to get. he wasn't very. a very dramatic scene we were.

and. share your guys work. for on her our correspondent that in caracas. next five years on from the attack on shelly abdel france's been payingng tribute o the victims. it was a moment silence and reasonable late at the scene whether slaughter took place twelve people were killed and two brothers pledging allegiance to a terror organization stormed the offices of satirical magazine and opened fire with automatic weapons state had also shot that the policemen in the street. is it up again three days of highland across france a day later a female police officer was shot dead in the street in south paris. and there were more deaths the same government took and kill hostages in a kosher supermarket in the east of the city by the end of the alert three terrorists with that. and seventeen and some people have been killed. it was targeted

for publishing satirical cartoons of prophet muhammad's. the killing spree at charlie hebdo one seven for january twenty fifteen shocked the world's prompting world leaders on millions of french people to march through the streets of paris a few days later in solidariri on the bonda shoes he shall de. please please chinese poziciji the spirit of charlie hebdo i think it's still there. but it is now going to evolve into a mobilization for secularism a mobilization of freedom of expression and the right to blaspheme. in my opinion this is how it will take shape in the years to come. okay tv. but five years after the massacre press cartoons a still of threatened genera. charlie had there is published at the find issue for the attacks on the rus serie. denouncing what it says is a new kind of politically correct censorship. by people hiding behind a keyboard on smartphone removed from resume lambar the very

notion of blasphemy. has sadly gone beyond simple caricatures. today many things of filters blasphemy. or christians. in windsor on your senses being put in place new prohibitions appeal the- charlie had thohose cartoonists a still determined to push boundaries despite the death threatsts they cocontinueo receive. a report is rob orders argues freedom o of expressionns actually gone backwards. the ngo is calling for more protection for journrnalists against religious intolerance as well as blasphemy to be de penalized in the sixty n nine countrtries in the world w where it'still p punishablble. french unions located several oil refineries this tuesdayy the aiming to coles shortages at petrol s stations after the monh long pubublic transport strike has failed to force. my con to withdrawal pension reform plans because the a actions between te unions and french government took place today with no progress reported by either side. open to compromise not

determined to push through reforms at lafayette held talks with trade unions on tuesday as from space to thirty fourth day of industrial action which has affected public transport oil refineries and schools. leavi the negotiations the prime minister said the conversation was not yet over. he put duai what i suggested to older trade unions and employers organizations is that we meet agagain on friday mororning out moments in your office to reflect on the issue to be clear we need to determine together what the contents of this financing plan could see with the idea is a good one. but we need to agree on the mandates of this financing plan and what the time frame it would need to succeed. or to find a consensual solution the- yet philippe made no mention of the- retirement age. a feature of the reform not the hardline cgt union says must be scrapped. the government wants the full pension to become available at sixty four years

old. sixty two as it is at the moment. i want to personally. it really feels like it's still twenty nineteen and i think the government has a serious. tone in his shoes since the strikes are not about to stop. a quick survey did. those representing employers s interest se vale negotiate but that france's social model has to be changed if it's to continue serving future generations. is confirming your can we improve the pivotal later bececause perhaps mean the panel and we're prepared to talk about a food line usual there must be some clothes and based on age. that's simply because demography's what it is. all our neighboring countries. have a submissive five retirement age the legal age which is about sixty four years old are your odds with some couple. pension reform was one of president michael's major campaign promises in twenty seventeen as he pledged to transform france's welfare system. to make it more efficient. pole position to his plans have schools nationwide destruction but despite today please support for the strikes

close to half of. people polled say they still support the movement. and strike him fronts continues to days of actions showed that days of action a should you for this week thursday and saturday morning because he actions- between the indians and government. slated for friday we'll keep you across all the violence. next pedales sanchez is survived by the confidence remains prime minister of spain. the lead the first at a coalition since the country became a democracy in the mid nineteen seventies it will be an alliance between sanchez's socialists. and the far left podamos party. it's a very tight victory for pedro sanchez. he won the parliament voted to remain prime minister by only two seats. after promising catalan separatists lawmakers and dialogue on the region's future in exchange for their of stenson. and agreeing to an alliance with the far left party for demos. he says this coalition is the only way

to end months of political deadlock forty four is that what if you own discord listen on its own the first in the democratic history of our country. constitutes an effort to join wills it's the only option off the five elections including two general elections this year. hello. the alliance between pedro sanchez's socialist party andnd put in mot was formed as a reaction to november's general election results the voters one by the socialists but saw the conservatives takes second place in the far r right party fox thihird the two left wing parties are now pledging to hike the minimum wage impose rent ceilings and raise taxes on high earners and large businesses policies which will most likely be s subjected to intense opposition. in parliament. we a change the tone now little pools- send your money that's been named as the twenty nineteen african footballer of the year. and let

me just stand here and say openly as an evidence found i don't disagree with the iss a fantntastic plan h here to tells more. is our o own fantastic ply himself i've been hiding good evening sir the money i can't imagine anybody disagreeing with this one. no es it's been an absolutely sensational year from on a îns5 ms- one of what he's actually won the champions league the european super cup the club world cup of cools leading sending out to the africa cup of nations final but also. how good he's being on the page you know he's the form he's being he almost single handedly carried liverpool in the second half of that season towards the champions league final if they cacame this close to winning the primimarily f for the first time sincnce the eigighties. so it ia team- the is very e. reliance on the sogenannten and of course muhammad sada who's nominated with him but he de see it in when it. and you could almost say that saddam on a is- you know policy in the bowl saddam mossad as possible to pass on to saudi money because egyptian one of the

events in a twenty seventeen and twenty eighteen and then and with my- coming in second and then of course. senegalese platt one eight this year's so- he's only the second player from sending out the wind off the el hadji diouf who los women to thousand into se is a huge achievements and then as you say- right a very deserve to. ninety dots chief another form of a full plate of our member rightly to set the this a bit t of a theme going o on te isn't a which may brerescian develop as an option found but simon thank you very much a date out thing study money everyone agrees. brings the word play make a really into. for the modern w way yeah ieeeed i have a remarkable play cable of seems almost everything the market stuff. more from simon is sporting about our house time great disease thank you very muchh indeed let's now. turn our attttention t to busins take me to join us please. lawmakers have begun. to the government's brexit bill. is john. a look ahead to the next

step of the process a trade deal with the e. u. for the moment markets only talks about talks about talks the inevitably as it as it has been throughout this brings it process it has to be said the british prime minister will be meeting with the european commission president mleau vonderland in london on wednesday they're gonna be laying the groundwork for those discussions about their future trade ties and u. k. cannot officially negotiate any bilateral trade deal while it's still a a member of the european union. but once it leaves the block on january thirty first we'll have an eleven month transition period with its largest with its largest trading partner in theory that means a trade ties with the eu will remain the same until the end of twenty twenty and the trade negotiations w will have o begin an advance quickly. mr johnson has said he won't allow any further extension but you officials are warning that those trade talks willll be extremely complex. workers mostly i think the british will come to realize how different it is to negotiate as part of a- log likely european union which has five hundred million consumers. than a country of

sixty million also the power dynamic is. not the same and- we con given too much away will be negligence about service rules. that matter to us just because- that is its height deadadline and i c can janz to kill tv county. as fires continue to rage across australia the risk of further casualties remains high at least twenty five people in millions of animals have died since september. the financial cost of the blazes is also rising nearly two thousand homes have now been destroyed. well analysts say the fires are causing some thirty million euros worth of damage every day authorities have now said it insurance claims have reached seven hundred million australian dollarsrs. that's around four hundred and thirty mimillion euros. only about a fifth of those requests have been process so far and the applications are expected to increase rapidly in the days and weeks to come. is evacuated residents try to assess the damage. is around eight and a half thousand insurance claims totalling. around seven hundred

million dollars. in losses that have already been night. around 20% of those climbs havee already been assessed. there climbs of course for hyman contents fines for. commerciaial properties that have been. damaged or destroyed as well as- a primary produces- and of course vehicles as well. have been damaged in thesesfiles. the ticket number is trading action now not too much movement on wall street with a negative close as the session it came to an end dow jones down. about point 4% at the close the s. and p. five hundred about point three american veces largely shrugging off the geo political trade the geopolitical tensions. between the us iran and iraq investors showing that more interested in safe havens like gold and u. s. treasury bonds. in europe the frankfurt dax outperform de gained three quarters of a percentage point the checkout and fatih one

hundred were both down slightly at the close. flying taxi has been unveiled by über and hung die at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. melbourne dallas a and los angeles havee been chohosen as test cities. trial flights will begin this year the company is expecting to start commercial operations in twenty twenty three. but they're facing stiff competition as james vizita reports. it's a p partnership that both companies hope will transform urban transport as we know it. hii andina nuba present today concepts of a flying taxi in las vegas. is the firm's plans to take to the skies to avoid road traffic. point two point air travel. we can reduce travel time drdrastically by ovr three ground traffic congestion. also we will be able to fly on demand to the electric taxis will be designed to fly for passengers on trips of up to a hundred kilometres traveling at

the speed of two hundred ninety kilometers per hour the project aims to make them completely autonomous a new bill provide uses with an online platform to book the travel. we're not an aircraft manufacturing company and we have no intention of becocoming one we b believeve hi has the potential to build über air taxis at rates not possible in the current aerospace industry. diane nuba plans to conducts test flights this year they don't carry passengers across a sense of the stylus and mail ballooned by twenty twenty three. chelation could hinder that deadline. is it just takes as well as noise and safety concerns regarding flying taxis have yet to be clarified. and that su ownwns a a load boeing s currenently working with porsche to create their own flying taxis while the german company follicle sir is already completed several test flights. can't them quite ready to get in one of those mark i although i might be thinking about as we make our way through the traffic jams of the strikes inner como those if you went in

first. and you're paying i'll keep you posted. okay thank you very much indeed. can we do with the business in the medical asked have. that's because the studio james creams waiting for skating so hi mark looks cartoons and images a reaction of course. five years on from the attacks on- shelly at though the satirical magazine here in in france- je suis. charlie became one of the hashtag so of the moment. and of course of protest five years ago it's all been resurrected today. it hasn't deeds- mark so the slogans that we became so familiar with i thought time that became a kind of a- carrying coal. far freedom of speech. and even if it's depending. what can be offensive to many. principle of freedom of speech at. sort of being a superior at principal and then the need to confess. sensitivities for peoples- believe someone not just three to rule charlie is what some of been. sharing as well i am still charlie five years on. on ththat why are thehey sayaying t will be like at the moment because it should seem obvious

that you would still hold that belief if you. can tell that five years ago but things have changed somewhat. this is not the cartoon by randy bish an american editorial cartoonist. for the pittsburgh tribune review so all of these cartoons as i said. are reappearing not all the many of them. he came at me with a pencil so the whole notion of the opposition of a pencil. or pen- a paint brush and gone. and the in the only call nature of the two and how. a sort of equivalencnce- emerged a in the sense that- and- the pain was being full with a cone. and then of course the response by many was the pain is. always mightier than the swsword to the whole. debate about freedom of speech on. the importance of. protecting the freedom of expression just three charlie consider the rifle and- at the- console. sort of at. the doing battle if you like. this is paul to the cartoons for him on his rendering all. the bos. sentiments if your stock that's- cartoon. that and- she between today. and in the

center this and republic of the frch republic of. of freedom is essentially. of principles. holding aloft. on. the old. hey this is a different cartoonist. at i'm showing you as a menu it shown you showing at lady liberty- touch of liberty. and bending over and lighting. candles in looks like an eiffel tower to me pencils there you go that's what i meant to get people. at that the eiffel tower at bending over to like to add those candles this was a little bit more risque mark. it's just it's the sort of rendering of one of the jihadist- i suppose it. a and im an artist interpretations. who who much of participation such an attack and- hello- so much of fell to by pass. and how it's still there five years on a date. healthiest cartoon full time okay and he can teach. sums up what it sums up what some people thinking certainly and how some people feel about what happened on. the clinton

sentiment of dots and a shell that of the time of course when it came back for its first edition after. the attacks- depicted muhammad on the front of these type which is one of the problems that the- the- the perpetrators of the of the atrocity said was wrong. you shouldn't draw mop and this is something that many most insight is wrong right but they did it again with mohammed holding a sign saying to take part in a everything so give. everything's been forgiven i can take a snapshot at this reaction today so i suppose ya- that they're from pages could be very offensive and a be a product the whole question of being offensive and not being respectful- versus. freedom of speech and watch your pet project more here is the new contacts i suppose five years on which by stealth we have arrived on. new censorship new dictatorship from the point of view all at charlie hebdo and you can see here- the idea of smartphones and social media and false and fake news. the clock crackdown on hate speech and fake news online. some feeling well charlie hebdo purity feeling that this is a

form of. censorship in itself and then it goes against the spirit all i suppose the holder to chart- movement. at all swear at you you have this rendering of a our tunes charlie. just charlie version twenty fifteen- vi$e was a time the talks and just charlie now. so what was once a pencil is nice seems somewhat but quickly i think that could be interpreted as ups. and sense of freedom of oppression has become so. at that is. not as simple as it might have seemed at the time this is an ad dutch cartoonist and his his rendering of things as a result what laws is just three charlie we are all charlie turned into our we charlie i'm not actuallyy charlie you are charlie answer in the inversion of and that that that the principles were being dedefended at that time is the message i think of. it even at the time the tax five years ago i recall talking to some- friends who listen to saying that i've never been jolly and what they do is wrong yup but

there is alwlways been this controversial feeling about what to do how to do it on the means the used to achieve what they see as that rain to push the boundaries of freedom of speech to push you know what is the truth and onto until n not rerespect anymore. the waste going for the stories that will actually but it is worth mention the five years ago it was a debate it's not like and everybody was just to charlie as you central and one point of view that actually challenged it was and is being directed your and i'll just english presenter maybe i sound so the person who treated this cat screengrabab was actually criticizing point of view. but it's worth giving his view adam also my fed up with hypocrisy of the free speech fundamentalists said- i do not believe that apply to offend automatically translates into choosing to defend he said i disagree. with the notion that there de in other words what he was saying there is a response to the company freedom of expression that y you shouldn't sort of plastic pocas sort of call the store you can pull one was sent out for his sake that what what he said at the top of that's been klay i agree there's no justification

whatsoever the gunning down john the still cartoonist so. long attention to three things very delayed again remember the great times don't read all of their weekly cartoon after controversy concerning this cartoon where it was seen as anti semitic and anti semitic trope now many people were critical of even if cartoon tells the criticized for example. and phone users. to set. them straight the new york. what with social media wananchi. it's much more difficult. to at to see wood to kind of identify satire and distinguish it from. its speech and- deep steaks and all the rest of the seventy holding various massive tidal wave of state use t that s sort of swams the- sociaial media- scenarios. it is hard to separate those who some people looking to get caught up with what's fact and what is and what's fiction. what could be a contusion of

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