candidates who spoke to life in paparis willl use a analysis frm francece twenty four i'm marco n these are the headlines. controversy has claimed donald trump is paid no income tax but ten of the past fifteen years when he was elected he paid only seven hundred and fifty dollars. this president condemned the new york times investigation as fake n news. michael backgrounds to meet with the exiled belarus oppoposition the d dispatch line that took on the sky at the french presidentnts in that the wawa he was creepy you must place sanctions on belarus. president alexander lukashenko. the next. right now it's closing time the balls clubs

and pubs in paris latest measures to try to stop the rampant spread of code nineteen across the country in the latest figures show in france four thousand positive cases confirmed over the past twenty four hours. with katie one deaths it's like ours. thank you very much for joining us no income tax paper ten of the last fifteen years seven hundred and fifty dollars his twenty sixteen election year massive debts. and a lavish lifestyle written office tax losses. donald trump spent much of the day trying to deflect from the harsh expose this tax avoidancnce. the us presisident called the new york times report fakee news he told a select group of media that he's paid many millions of dollars

in taxes. that he hass had he has more assets than debts. from provided no evidence and didn't promise to release any financial statements before thee prididential electction. of november t the thihird hitit fre twenty four franklin but this. a bombshell report just weeks before election day monday's new york times investigation into donald trump's taxes shows trump paid just seven hundred fifty dollars in federal income tax for both twenty sixteen when he ran for office and for twenty seventeen in his first year in the white house. according to the report for most of the past fifteen years he's paid no federal income taxx at all that exceptionally late burden made possible by aggressive accounting practices including the declaration of massive losses at flagship trump properties since two thousand. three hundred fifteen million dollars worth and his golf resorts alone. also reducing the bill extensive tax write offs for personal

expenses like hair styling private residences and personal airplanes as well as deductions for consulting fees apparently paid to family members including his daughter ivanka. only call president since the nineteen seventies trump has fought hard to keep his tax details private claiming once again monday incorrectly that an ongoing irs audit prevents him from releasing his returns total fake news no. actually i pay tax but analysts say that the server is my tax returns and- it's under itt they've been under water for a long time. the irs does not treat me well. not all of trump's businesses are losers the times estimates the sale of his own images a high flying billionaire including as the host of reality tv show the apprentice has earned him nearlyy four hundred thirty million dollars since two thousand d four. but his apparent gaming o of the tax code may b be abobout to catch p to him a seventy three million dollar tax refund he received in twenty y ten is indeed under

audit which could leave him owing the irs over one hundred million. trump is also personally guaranteed hundreds of millions of dollars in loans to its businesses that are coming. due in the next four years. the report by the new york times described in a report that has a bomb shellll but- what will the fallout of that b. that's being in the a professor. and director of the political matching program at the george washington investing talk belt. for more on this topic thanks for joining us in france twenty four we appreciate your time sir. can i stop the question that everybody liked but donald trump how much tax do you pay last year so. yes certainly everybody wants to know that about donald trump and- they're already buttons on the and stickers on the joe biden website saying i paid more taxes than the president did. so it's obviously going to be a political issue. probably tomorrow night can i ask you how does it feel. to have paid more tax than the us president because i not. have certainly i

mean- he spends more on his hair styling than- you know most people get paid in any given year so- it's pretty incredible. and it really just shows that donald trump is not a regular person in contrast to. you know joe biden who's always trying to burnish his image as being. a working class joe. indeed now. we can laugh at this so we can be outraged that they send die from cold it fake news on the new york times we'll call that an expose and an in depth investigation. take from what you will how do you think trump supporters will react out frankly do you think they'll give a- i don't think his supporters particularly well i mean this is something- they already knew. knew about him in twenty sixteen. he said you know i don't pay. heed i don't pay any taxes and that makes me smart you know so. they they know of the trunk- brand they know who he is and i don't think that there's going to dance. too much with the people who plan to vote. for him. i'm making a parallel but

it's n not really a parallel al capopone was cool because of his taxes. could donald trump suffer some kind of a similar device. i he's he's certainly could- you know if he's out of office in january you know he doesn't have the protections of being an office that that. provides how do you think this will be playing. twenty four hours now as per per preparing to go into that first debate biden had to have with trump how do you think this issue will play. well i think the way that this issue is going to get played out is that joe biden will use this. to characterize- donald trumps- personality as being someone who cheats as being somebody who lies someone who is dishonest. and will that make a difference a lot of people have made up their mind so far- but we know that there were some very very thin margins in twenty sixteen and if there are people who still are up in the air. we know that personal characteristics with people decide late in the campaign. personal characteristics are a defining

factor in their vote. do you think this could motivate more people to get up and vote given the number of people 46% i think it was. that didn't vote last time round. right i we're seeing tremendous amount of enthusiasm both for president trump and against president trump not necessarily- for. vice president biden but he doesn't need that he this is a referendum on trump's time in office- we're expecting very very high voter turnout this election. it was going to be high anyways i don't know that the tax issue necessarily would stimulate much but we probably might think a little bit more. coming out of the- the passing of ruth bader ginsburg and the seat on the- court is going to be filled. indeed that is yet another issue playing into what's going to happen come november the third. i'm the issue of the tax system i'm i'm i'm kind of like to be hung up on that and if you'll forgive me. i'm what i'm thinking now is that the must be many people. who are struguggling to make ends meet- maybe voted trump because they liked what they thought he still full when i think a- minute this is wrwrog

whyy am i paying more tax. than the president. right i think that- is a strong argument and i think-k- yeah. vice president biden can really use that to his advantage tomorrow- i don't know if it's going to- pry away those trump voters though i mean. every single thing that he seems to do we seem to seem very little taking up or down. and his approval rating. it just seems to be that- they know who he is now and- you know. if the- access hollywood tape didn't do anything then. it's hard to imamagine thihis necessarily will. but what's i think a little bit more interesting is you know some of those- few swing voters are left in a few key states i think that's where it really matters. so perhaps not quite teflon trump. maybe not- what what we'll have to see i mean it will get some polling data in the next three or four days specially after this- debate that we're having. and we'll see if it's resonating with anybody. my sense of it is right now that you know. they knew who he was coming in. talk

about thank you very much for putting up my questions which were a little bit onn the humorous side but n none the less. you dealt with the issues as always- personally but without great clarity which we always appreciate from you sir thank you very much indeed. top talk about. professor and director of the applica much program at george washington university thank you very much indeed. i believe that just to remind everybody- donald trump joe biden had to had on tuesday evening. and with the first presidential debate. we willll have a cool s so fl coveragage. and analysisis. here on f front strereet for ass part of our cocontinued coveragage of the presidential election the u. s. right up to.o. and during voting day on november third. next among american says the e. u. has to act. over belarus speaking in lithuania. degree of his counter. that they said that the e. u. has to place sanctions on minsk over the- disputed re election of alexander lukashenko on august the ninth mac was to meet with. the belarus opposition leader

in exile spent lana to kind of style on tuesday. also runs a standing side by side with the belarusian people. in the hope that a political solution can be found. the solution which reflects the aspirations that have been expressed peacefully and in great numbers for several weeks. so yes we share the same objective and i hope that we can place the necessary sanctions as soon as possible. but also re open essential chchannels. this call seven. my welcome speaking that lithuania earlier today. this movie is fighting this mondaday a abbas s about zhan's troops facing out with the army the military will debut and is set to. meet to discuss the situation turkey's involvement is a a cause for concern ankara openly standing with azerbrbaijan. welell the russiansns are bacacking the armeniniansoscow ththough is called for a cease fire. this dispute is a lolong time opepen wound t the gononna car bach isa teitory disputedd by armenia and azerbaiaijan since the

breakup of the soviet union in. nineteen ninety one. a as heavy fighting continues in the disputeded nor gore no carbonic region both sides claim to o hae the upper hand. the video released by ththe a army of the breakawaway region shows the remains of tanks a and whatt thy say are the bodies of azerbaijani soldiers proofof tht is very forces have suffered considerabab losseses. armenia's defense ministry adding that its army has won back positions that had been taken by is by john. the dogog who is h hitting back with its own footage releasing drone imamages of air stririkes conductcted overnigigd owing armeniaian military equiuipment and vehicles beingg destroyed. clclashes between menia and azerbaijajan erupted on sunday reigniting ccerns over stability in the region

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covered nineteen latest now here in france president macrons voices extreme concern about the situation and you measures come into force this monday ten pm. will be the closing time for bars pubs and clubs in paris despite government older so twelve minutes ago they'll closed. with opposed the case numbers up again by more than four thousand o of the past twenty four hours of eighty deaths francis decided to take another stand against the pandemic- that was paris it must say if the measures are more strict. there is a total closure for at least a two week period our focus is always going out and about in his home city of paris. that's kind of a nineteen cases such in france the government has introduced new tougher measures now. boss here on the show as a liaison across paris have to close that door off to ten pm. it's not the case we have restaurants in other words it's fine to have a coffee or a glass of wine. if you are eating at the same time. the idea is to prevent people from

gathering outside boston ending up mixing mingling. and not respecting measures of social distancing. we spoke to torres and gulls mixed reactions regarding these matches. now do i like we going to kind of be at home all the time and we're not going to go. anywhere anymore and it's a little bit like. a very soon i think so. yes we are nott happy abobout it but- we don't have any other choice so. we have to respect to head the rules. call one of those a. z. and it's not over yet. so if want. to be over we still have to be. cautious so- i know some people are arguing. that they have to think about ff. and that following. the new measures are bound to hit hard the many pubs on cults our boss that make most of that revenue from business off to ten pm. they say that the tax breaks and days offered by the state

is not enough to weather the storm any s signs of coronaviru. close to saudi arabia in paris where the bonds pubs and clubs on a closed ten pm thing you close time restaurants serving food you can have a drink that but- most of the places are closed on the powers. of the government to try to restrict the spread a covered nineteen of course watching for developments. next thousands of residents of north california's napa valley i i've been told to evacuate their homes. as one five quadrupled in size and now coversrs of the four thousand hectares and golfing homes and vineyards. and its puff so fafar this year r wildfires in californrnia the end o of one. d a halflf million hectares of. very sad select a date that. none of the business committee joins us the french government's percentage twenty twenty one b budget as it tries to lift the economy out of the corona virus in jeans to recession and we on the

dalton's only we absolutely are the worst at such recession since the second world war market if you were listening to those announcements by bringing the matter of many the most out of familiar because of that hundred billion your recovery plan which was outlined earlier this month. is really at the heart of next year's spending plan it's based on a forecast of ten or 10% contraction in twenty twenty followed by an 8% bouncing gdp growth next year the finance minister confirms some forty two billion euros would be dispersed in twenty twenty one measures included cutting production tax for major companies training. for young people about to enter the work force aid for to reducece carbon and the extension of the state sponsored furlough scheme despite the mounting public debt in t their vow to continue supporting industries in need saying that money spent to protect jobs and businesses. was a good investment. date since the beginning of the call. we've been doing everything we can to help the employees. and the entrepreneurs in putin will

continue to do our very best new school. we will be by all sides. a new continue all i. d. please and we wiwill keep providg m measures.s. that wiwil allow you to overcome these extraordinarily difficult times i think at this with the smallest. possible impacts on your activity. this t trade actionon will stir rebounds from its four r week losing s streake dodow jones jumped over four hundred points for its best session since early september. the tech heavy nasdaq was up nearly one point 9% of the closing bell it is though still on track to lose over 5% as it nears the end of this rocket month of september. major european indices closedd sharply higher the docks closing up over 3% in frankfort the checkout nearly two and a half percent here in paris. europe's banking sector led gains shares of hsbc jumped 9% after chinese investor increased its stake. meanwhile the pound sterling rose against both the dollar and the euro this monday

trading at about one dollar and twtwenty eight cents or one euro ten. this as another round of brexit talks kicked o off in brussels. u. k. has refused to withdraw a controversial bill that would change the foundation of its withdrawal agreement from the eu. both sides have said that significant gaps remain. trade negotiators weree meeting on tuesday as they try to reach agreement by the end of this year. key sticking poioints include fishing rights support for businesses and cross channel regulations for the financial industry. uber has won the right to continue operating in london despite what the judge describibed as is historical failings. the ride hailing firm was contesting the transport authorities refusal to renew its operating license over safety concerns involving fake driver's. over says it's fixed security issues with its app and has apologized for mistakes that were made. it's been fighting for its licence in the british capital on and off since twenty seventeen. it still faceses a number of other legal battles around the world over regulation and the

employment status of its drivers. volkswagen is investing fifteen billion euros in a joint project with three chinese manufacturers to o tap into the potential of china's electric vehicle market. the consortium plans to produce fifteen different battery electric or plug in hybrid models in china over the next five years. china accounts f for arouound 40% of f vw sales and s become the world's largest car market in recent years. electric motors are in the spotlight is beijing's twenty twenty motor show takes place this week the first and likely only such showcase for the industry this year. james wilson has the story. it's the event they thought might never happen. the beijing auto show is likely to be the world's only top military expo in twenty twenty. i made one of the most turbulent years for the cocoal industry on record. s long damages brought their economy to a standstill sales plummeted on chinese consumers

bought only three hundred thousand vehicles in february. a drop of over 80% on the previous month figures. however the industry has quickly bounced back last month two point two million vehicles was sold. and industry insiders say they are cautiously optimistic about the future. i think glglobally we still facee a lotf challenges due to hold nineteenth. in china i think with a a very quick containment. health off and damaged by the chinese government i think- all we have seen lots of promising signs starting from our second quarter also this momentum to carry over into. the third quarter. prorominent in the old time show would not trade models beijing is aiming 425% of chinese vehicles to be energy saving by twenty twenty five. and brands are keen to emphasise. that commitment to a green future. yeah because it the time line for. you to. emissions recall. will not. this time last also stop new

report- or not so they still have we have to keep that timeline. won't old sales fulll cocomehe full susum 20% thiss yr china i is predicted to be the only economy in t the world westmont or ten to twenty nineteen levels. within two years. american consumers are still allowed to download tick tock after a last minute reprieve from a b ban on us appp stores. a federal judge in washington in order to stay on that band just hours before it was due to go into effect. it means the app will remain available for download on u. s.. appp stotores at least for now t more broadband could be looming as catherine viet explains. cute a animal videos and dance routines are safafe for the tite being after a federal j judge blocked the trump administration order banning new downloads of tick tock. the social media app has been at the heart of the dispute between n washington and b beij. donald trump has declared tic tac which is owned by chinese

company bytedance a threat to national security. the white house says the personal data on the apps a hundred million american users could be obtained by the chinese government. in august donald trump signed an executive order to ban the app unless its american operations are sold to a us company. tick tockk is in the midst of trying to firm up a tentative deal s struck with software giant oracle and walmart last week to create a new u. s. entity tick tock global. but the two sides appepeared odds over the corporate structure with bytedance saying it would still own eighty percent. while a ststatementt by oraracle said americans will be the majorority ininvite dance will have no ownership in tic tac global. he said he won't accept any deal that did not involve breakdance ceding control to the u. s. firms. the ruling buys tic tacs some time in a statement the company said it was pleased

with the decision and would continue to defend its rights. tictoc is also pursuining a lawsuit against the federal government alleging trump's executive orders are unlawful and the ban violates first amendment speech rights. there used t to talk well you can mark did i just talk to you and i here in the studio so if you do who i am marco in france for a cat ticked off i didn't see kate looking. what this case is that. wonderful fagan for cable the business of the tick tock use great to see you thanks very much and he came to do that with the business. we cross the studio again at least waiting for us. to tatalk about certain presidency doesn't pay much tax apparently allegedly. donald trump. indeed allegedly according you will not pay more tax and trump will have thirty. momonth lease paid in twenty sixteen election. amaze your times that revelations on this foam shell. news well the internet is completely blown up over this there's so many hash tag is actually really hard. to

keep up on going to go through a little bit of a best all the four year- hash tag at seven hundred and fifty dollars that was the amount and- that donald trump paid an income tax. the year he ran for offffice on n te first day he was in the white house at this public school teacher says i'm a teacher so far this year i've paid. five thousand five hundred and seven at u. s. dollars and forty two cents and federal. income tax vote him out which brings me to another hashtag vote him out and she this lady is a- migrant rights activist. and she writes i can't stop thinking about my immigrant parents who were undocumented for over twenty years. thank more taxes and anyone yet then donald trump briefly sums it up doesn't it there's a lot of anger and i love discussed online from his critics of viral content mecca at st hoax though i had a little bit more of a funny take. he was she has created a video montage of the two thousand and four classic a mean girls we see this is how this person sees. what happened

basically the york times. we thth bombshellll. and every else go compete. crazy ad that said that the president has of course reacted to this calling it a completely fake news. new york times relations i just. think news media just like an election time twenty sixteen. bringing up my taxes and also the other nonsense he says but i do like to i would like to assure you. a tweet that he right back in twenty twelve himself- and this is no to this tweet for everything i think. hey when it comes to donald trump and- he said barack obama wants to raise or lower taxes the himself and he pays. twenty point 5% on the seven hundred ninety thousand k. at thousand. dollar salary. and then he says do as i say not as i do. which sounds incredibly rich if what the york times is saying is correct and- have the reason to doubt the man donald trump isn't providing evidence. to overturn mothers saying so. he has hundred and- dollars for twenty sixteen and then the same to twenty seventeen. i'm not paying tax to ten years out of fifteen or something it is

absolutely. tell you couldn't you couldn't make it up could you it's unbelievable that we have this because all the difference in. the free world is this. under extremely rich if you believe him and to have a stinking rich believe him. that's put that'll trump told him to one side and getting bounces to allow mines down to matches that of jimmy sears because there is. something of a war going on between up to azerbaijan and armenia over nagorno karabakh. a long standing dispute between these two countries. well it's been playing out online as well because the military. campaign is happening on the ground it doesn't mean that there isn't a media campaign happening online. and i'll show you a tweet by the government of armenia saying azerbaijan continues targeting. armenian villages with pictures all the bombed out village on the other side you have the azerbaijan foreign minister who retweeted this video montage made. by us embassy in los angeles and that says i mean it's targeting. innocent civilians the video that lost more than. two minutes. long as you can

imagine this kind of conflicts gives the weights you very at polarized. conversations on social media is a lot of nationalistic and patriotic sentiment and it's really reflected in the hash tags that are being used. for example- hashtag at caribana is as a beige and organises stuff like at. as stop armenian occupation on the other side you see stockk as a buy johnny and- aggression and the excess or excess raw. an important reminder for all of you is that before i leave you as a budget restricted internet over there over the weekend. at sightseeing at armenian provocation which meant that there's been a lot less activity on twitter on facebook. on instagram and as a nation indeed and by the time it comes back they will continue online ads as you as you pointed out yet thank you very much to get a- great c. k. with a business as ever. he got a rush to see what. our country thanks verery much. that's what

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