eddie take. and a verer wararm welcomome difference twenty four you're watching live from paris with nissan i'm chante a and the am at ten pm in the french capital here the headlines. unborn children have never heard a strong a defendant in the white house. those are the words of donald trump. it becomes the first president to attend the march for life rally in america is a forty seven year history. a deadly coronavirus is not reached europe with franz confirming two cases the news comes as the us also confirm the second case. meanwhile china's locked down to contain the disease it represents the first large

scale florentine.e. in modern times. also coming up this hour on live from parents tens of thousands take to the streets in iraq to call for us troops leave the country. this is in response to a call by shiite cleric muqtada sounds meanwhile two processes were killed and twenty five wounded lesa in a separate protest. thank you for watching live from paris. we start with a first in the united states donald trump has become the first sitting president to speak in the past son.n. at a march for life running out early and- reiterating his support for tita abortion restrictions us leader also uses speech to attack democrats. as embracing

quote radical and extreme positions on the issue according to observers ahead of the country's election trump is leaning into his connection to religious and social conservatives. is the president that has taken historic steps to protect the unborn. that was donald trump's claim as he became the first president to address the annual march for life event in person. the president's listed per life actions he's taken in office including appointing two supreme court justices seen as holding anti abortion views. i notified congress that i would veto any legislation that weakens pro life policies or that encourages the destruction of human life. unborn children have never had a stronger defendnder in the white house. it's's a decideded to change frm comments he made during ann intervrview inn nineteeeen niney

nine describing himself a as vey pro choice. now seeking reelection this year trump is looking to reach out to some of his most loyal supporters white evangelical verses. he slams the democrats' position on the issue labeling it radical and extreme natural i president's yet they have in common- hears from showing up and it's- i feel like i scurried form yeah because on threats- but that shows how much he supports the pro life movement how much he cares about- white south. i'm one of those women have had an abortion. and thinknking that it was not a baby and that it was a good thing to do and only left me devastated for years. having him here speaking at defending life. means the world to me. from appearance marks the biggest in rip support for the- former pro life pro. running reagan george w. bush steered clear of personally attending but spoke by telephone center marks for others to deliver. someone the

sorry i'd like to welcome leslie regan to the program she's a professor of history medicine gent on women's studies. and de she's a from the university of illinois thank you so much for being with us this evening caroline from paris now with this appearance which is unprecedented trump is somewhat. delivering on his twenty sixteen pledged to lead as a pro life president pops do you think that twenty twenty could mark. a turning point if you u like for abobortion rirign the e us. well we've already seen. a great you know and a lot of attacks on. access to abortion number of states are. making it extremely difficult for women to x. accessible russians i'm at the same time several states have strength and access. new york california illinois and in many ways it's a legalal or x. the difficulty f getting abortion makes it almost illegalal and like t the days before roe for manany womon

in many statates in that. they have t to travel hundreds of miless or get go out off s stati ifif they can't afford it or thy don't have insurance it really depends on where they live. so a lot of ways it's like. the pre roe dayss before n nineteen seventnty three which leled to.e de criminalization and the supremee court d decisionn was e rereally t the inequities- and unfairness across the country so yes- you know we're we're facingng that possibility at the level of the supreme court and let's talk about some of the state's weather challenges the coming up of course in twenty nineteen abortion was banned at six weeks and- as states like georgia kentucky ohio and mississippi and- of course alabama banned it. outright yes so those tests the been held to be unconstitutional- date over and over again those are. those laws h have been. broughtt to at brought have been- they've been

sued and they've lost repeatedly- so that's a good sign and i think it's also important although this is a huge rally today and the president went there and as he said big crowd sohat's where his interestst lies he's going o make this into a rally for himself. but polls show that de ve9. majority of americans 70% support roe and support when you ask them who should mamake this decision should be lawmakers or should it be a woman in consultation with thee doctor 70% say it should be a woman andnd her doctor to make this decision. that's roe versrsus wade that's keeping it legal soo. you know if the supreme court were to make a decision like this. it wouldld. it would be hard to make that happen in practice there will be a l lot of protesest a lott f breaking o of the laws on and of course a lot of suffering as people will turn as they always

have to dodoing it themselelveso going to people who can't do it and- and i. do that because we don't have much time left if it briefly if you can of course you mentioned earlier that there are many challenges suddenly another course the concerern is ththat at a large number of can exactly sheltering in an at various states in in the south and the midwest of a- the united states. yes this is true- there been over two hundred clinics that have closed. and that means that people are having to- cross the country spend thousasands of dollars tryinin o get to places. some of ththem we knowow are already doing it themselves or goining to ilegal practitioners. . some of them womemen or their- the people who helped them have been arrested and prosecuted- and landed in jail for close manslaughter. so we are already seeining the results of this on such a

terrible situation and it's very much a regional in the south and some parts of the midwest. and so it's very important that people- recognize this and- vote accordingly- you know we face the problem of gerrymandering efforts to prevenent people from voting and republicans really are- working against- whatt the majority of the country and people in n their own ststates . his late reagan and florida state university fate that's all we have time for thank you so much for being with a rental que has on its very important topic. i think that the us this friday. it was confirmed in the us so o the second case of the new coronaviruses had reached from china a further. sixty three potential cases from twenty two states are also being investigated. as a sometimemes deadly illness continues to o spread across the globe not idea. according to reports two cases also reported here in france one. around

paris and the other i in the little. now in china travel has been restricted for some thirty five million people. as the death toll rises especially in one hand. yet the center of the virus. a previous saws outbreak in southern china in two thousand and four. killed nearly eight. hundred people now as france twenty was peter o'brien explains. local medical stuff a for thatt unul struggling to keep. . hello que kind of you'll how hostess with a thousand beds to be built in just ten days. this feat of organisation and manpower is just one part of a fost operation to contain the wuhan coronavirus. all than a dozen cities in central china home to tens of millions of people are looked down in accessible by train plane fossell ferry. most have faith in the government's approach they people with cold like symptoms h have reason to e worried. ii have a fever and

cough so i'm worried on effects is. i'm not panicking i'll just avoid going out for a few days or has anyone that. i believe in our government the precautionary. as the spring festival china's biggest holiday kicks off eventnts have been canceled attractions shut down and p people a staying hom. hospitals and will hana grappling with a flood of patience and a lack of supplies issue in public schools for donations of medical gear. the virus has infected hundreds mainly in centrtral chihina and this numerous confirmed cases in other countries. the number of deaths is rising. the older people and for with underlying health conditions. for more on this developing story i'd like to bring in around sixty can send he is a member of the board of the french society. for disaster m medicine thank yu so m much for being with us here from twenty four set can you just took a three the main

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killed in clashes with security forces in baghdad the r report comes hoursrs afterer. thousanaf protestors of sheik eric muqtada al sadr rallied separately to demand the ouster of us troops iraq's parliament iz also voted to expel the us ministry from the country. following the attack on awesome soleil money. iran's top come monday was killed but the trump administration has said that it does not intend to pull troops out he is the latest from a correspondent on the ground. he sent. working for is more to the cap byoday to for the ejectionon of the us troops from the country the parts thiss is coolol for byy muqtada al sadr e hardline shiite cleric you so many timeses i is. set out to u. influence here- house on a cool for a million mom marchch we've not sin thohose kinds of numbers but thohousands of chahanting ai american and anti israeli slogans many among them poor

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hundred young iraqiqis say clear anti american anger here on the streets of baghdad. today but also i k konflikts f feelings fr those who want t to see- iranian influence ousted from iraqi public l life. a carcinogen he's got update it's time now for a look at the day's business news i'm joined here i called local thank you some of the with us is evening and i'm is such a at here in france. at the very visual date. the answer. is we prpresent it. aber signed legislation is to be coming soon and with more two thousand answering protest cross france friday it's a minor j just had and contraa therefore is forever i o of reasonss you can see here for r one government wanants to create i is called d you says. merging offer twowo eggs skin ininto onene also wants to chahe benefit kakao formulala to an individual i i point b based sym another m measure rananking soms a proposal to lowower contributionons among the wealty

amamong maxwell has the detatais on that. high wage earners could end up contributing less in the french pension reforms. the price plans would equate to a loloss of three point seven billion euros per year. of respond to fifteen. as the government on as its commitments to retirees already in the system. his what's on the table right now hyannis contribute on income of up to three hundred and thirty thousand years a year. is a what caught that two hundred and twenty thousand years yet. affecting about two hundred and forty thousand senior executives in the private sector. but the pension system is already facing a full cost a budget shortfall of seventeen billionn euros by twenty twenty five selected to series on to create this imbalance whichch is a choice by the government. in which is going to penalize future retirees. the white is the government making this choice. president macron's party y says the c changes will actutually be sarah because it wants to lower the pension payouts of high wage unas is

the is the key benefit from the pension system for a longer time than others. on the twenty seventh 1520% in our current system it's the poorest people who financed the retirement. which isn't. easy they have higher pensions and longer retirement. do you the calendar because their life e expectancy is longer t than p people who he unstable work a young team of new young d'italia preserved. it's striking workers for the chain of the contra. it's a step towards privatizing a public system the fighting to prototect. take a look now a at friday's trading action wall street finished the week in negative territory the dow dee dow jones at about six tens of presenting seré fears over the scope of the coronavirus weighing down markets. thehe second case confirmed in united states laws in france airline shares in particular showing losses the nasdaq and the s. and p. both down around nine tenths of a percent. european markets in our hand postings and strtrong gains to close ouot the week. shares on the thirty

up around the full one percent. investors reckon a positive survey data for the british economy. check out with gains of nine tenths of percent. and acts of in frankfurt of over one point 4% meanwhile freddie mac the fourth and final day the some of this year's world economic forum. us treasury secretary stephen newton was in attendance friday in davos switzerlanand. he reititerated hopes for new trade deal with the u. k. the country leave the european union. with them. i think on the u. k. we've- the president has been clear going back. to the election that the u. k. is our number one ally and- will be at the top of the list to trade agreement so. we look forward to. getting that done this year- were encourage we a also know they got to do a deal with the e. u. but- we look forward to hopefully getting both those deals done this year. a friend twenty four is lean rifai was also in dallas friday. he got up with the director general of the international labor organization. he dressed tienen technologies a are changing the

world of work take a listen. where those transformations coming from. from technology from digitalal technolologies- m climate change in the action we must take to counter climate change. from demographic issues. no o the rich countriris of the n north to o getting old. but the countriess of f the souh is still young and growingng- so a lot of chananges coming- and frankly i think. one of the messages we need to. to o get across is that need to o prepare wewe need to prepepare for this transformed future o of work. that you ways which address these existing problems and begin to tackle the new onenes coming. system curly lot of speculation this year about is it necessary to come to davos world economic forum but- either way still. continuing to attract important political and business elite singer continues be a verery contentious eventing de thank you so much for that update coal stand last time now full. media watch dururing in te studio by our very own at nick rush west. thank you for being with us thank. you takingg off in the united states of course.

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