to melissa bell , who is on the streets of paris . elissa you were telling us that as nighttime approaches, these protests become even more tense or have a tendency to what are you seeing as we're what about an hour or two hours away from nighttime where you are? that's right. it won't be very long. in fact, the marches occasionally stopping but slowly getting towards attending to go, which is the pleasure ahead. we've done the lion's share of the march so far, and it is up ahead again, john that we're seeing again. the police charging places where. fires have been started where protesters have had to try and lighter barricades, and there's riot police tried to clear the area now what we've seen over the course of the last couple of weeks as the intensity of the violence at the head of the protesters has increased, is also much more confrontational approach from the police. there are some 45 enquiries underway into allegations of police violence. and so this crystallization of all that anger that you're seeing once again today at the h

let's get right to melissa bell, who is on the streets of paris. too far away from where this is happening. melissa, bring us up to speed. i was telling you remember to go towards the front of the market tend to see that violence beginning this afternoon the last couple of weeks every time as you can see just over here, the more peaceful protesters and this march goes way back. we don't know the figures of the number of people who turned up but it determined many today in paris and other french cities as well, but it is further down there. you're already seeing some remarkably violence because john , what we saw last couple of weeks are the more far left extremist elements really taking center stage to these protests, and that is happening up there again in front of that cafe projectiles being thrown week after week. tear gas from the part of police also accusations last couple of weeks of some pretty heavy handed tactics. the exaggerated use of targeted targeting of the press. john as well, there are some 45 investigations underway here looking int

cnn's melissa bell has been in the middle of it all in paris. melissa, why don't you tell us what you're seeing? well, this john is the heart of the protests were marching through paris, the 11th day that the unions have gotten together what they've been saying. these last couple of hours is that they're determined to carry on. you mentioned those pictures a moment ago from earlier on in central paris, one of the characteristics of this protest movement john, which had been pretty peaceful to begin with when it started in january. is how much more violent it's become these last couple of weeks. just show you what's happening around me. it's always starts as a bit of a carnival. it usually ends with tear gas and a small minority confronting police. early dramatic pictures really, quite extraordinary. they were railway workers who occupied that building for about 10 minutes and what you're seeing here. is very united front of the unions who say they simply don't want the retirement age raised from 62 to 64 that is set to become lower, drawn by the

cnn's melissa bell is in paris for us right now, melissa, what have you witnessed there today? and why does the violence seemed to be increasing? there's definitely been a ratcheting up these last couple of weeks, jake simply since the french government announced it was going to be pushing through this reform without a vote in parliament that really led to anger on the streets riled the unions in north course, therefore, are just afterwards, emmanuel macron announcing that he was going to hold firm regardless of what happened on the streets, and so you've really seen a definite uptick in the amount of violence that we saw on the streets of paris stay tonight. com has largely been restored in the french capital, but some pretty dramatic scenes earlier scuffles over the course of the day fires lit along the march route, much as we've seen in the last protest, and the one before that , we now know that it is next week that the next protest will be held the unions calling for another massive day of strikes and protests. whilst the numbers were slightly down on the street today, jus

cnn's melissa bell is live for us in the french capital, melissa. these protests continuing now into their 12th day, they do not seem to be slowing down. no, not at all happy. you showed those scenes from earlier this morning that march that began a few hours ago is now coming to its destination point, which is here at the plaza. in central paris, and you can see there's been quite a lot of tear gas. the air is pretty thick with it. there are flowers. you can hear those bodies. police chance very much directed at the police forces, and that's what we've seen over the course of the day. continuous scuffles along the sidelines of this march, and that is now intensifying here at this destination point is what we've tended to see. these last couple of weeks. for many weeks there had been remarkably peaceful protests where it had been the unions ready, ensuring a lot of the security police have been relatively trained what we've seen more recently, and it's happened again today is a hardened poor of protesters taking on the riot police. what we've also b

cnn's melissa bell is in paris watching the unrest and melissa have tensions . calm down at all since last we saw you earlier today. things are coming to an end here. the pleasure tell you, which is where this march ended today. you can see just behind me. the riot police are trying to clear out from the square. the majority of protesters as dusk falls here over paris have been a number of fires lit on this square over the course of the last hour, many of them now put out but now their aim is to really get the protesters to go home in the hope that that will put an end. to some of the skirmishes that we thought throughout the day. quite a lot of tear gas still hanging heavy over this square, but they're hoping that at this stage the protesters are going to go home. what we have just heard fredricka is that this is not over. beyond today's protest. this is what tends to happen at the end of the big days of protesting strikes, unions announced the next day will be we now know that the next day will be next thursday, just tonight before the constitutional council r

melissa bell, please keep an eye on those developments there on the ground. we'll check back in with you. thank you. just incredible to see those images out of paris. meantime, here in the u. s a political earthquake bubbling in the north carolina statehouse this morning after representative tricia cottam who was voted into office as a democrat won by 20 points as a democrat, made a stunning announcement at gop headquarters in raleigh yesterday. listen i'm no longer a democrat party. that best represents me and my principles and what's best for north carolina is the republican party. that move now grants the state gop veto proof control over both legislative chambers. someone serfaty joins us live from d c. that means, right? that in the tar heel state. the democratic governor there, roy cooper. they can override any veto by him. that's right, bobby. these are very real political implications of her move in a very rare political defection in announcing that she's going from democrat to republican, it gives much more control to the republican party in the stat

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melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn. a tense calm has fallen over jerusalem with thousands of worshippers gathered for one of the holiest times of the year, just days after violence erupted, jewish worshippers gathered at the western wall where the traditional priestly blessing for passover proceeded peacefully. israeli police boosted forces ahead of the prayers and other religious events, including easter mass. at the same time muslims gathered at the alexa mosque for prayers amid the holy month of ramadan. tensions there remain heightened nearly a week after israeli forces stormed one of islam's holiest sites. israel claims its forces had to go into the mosque because hundreds of rioters had barricaded themselves inside. us president joe biden is heading to northern ireland this week to celebrate an historic anniversary. the president arrived back in washington hours ago after spending the weekend at camp david. his first stop abroad will be belfast were 25 years ago monday, british and irish leaders and most of northe

i'm melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn.e satanic temple will soon unveil their statue of bafta met in this industrial warehouse and people are starting to pile in, just arrived at the event. i did a quick change in the car, and it seems that neither protests or torrential rains is going to stop this event from going on the temple is restricted press entry into the event pollution has given us exclusive access. space has transformed. nearly 700. people have turned out tonight for satan. and some are even embracing lucifer's look. but mostly this crowd is here to witness the symbol of their faith, live and in person for the very first time. you do? pollution. greening's. that is always stand with the un conformed. somebody meant to that. this is a monument to you. this stuff has been pent up inside of us for a long time, but this is the moment to rip that they'll open and say we're here. to bomb it. heard it and break it down. we claim our satanic status with pride and demand that our rights are respected just as anybody else

fuller stronger, healthier hair guaranteed a rebel a hair .com melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn. we're taking a look at live pictures from marion county, florida that is the sheriff's office. we are expecting to hear some very important news and updates on those three teenagers who were murdered over the last few days. we are expecting new information that is extremely important, according to the sheriff's office in just a bit, we will get to that in a bit, but first in tennessee to young black democratic members of the state house have been expelled. this happened last night after house republicans voted to remove the two members for pro testing on the capitol floor. the move was met with large protests and this morning, very fluid and dangerous situation in the middle east. israel retaliates after a major rocket attack from lebanon. at least two women have been killed. in a shooting in the west bank following a series of israeli strikes on lebanon and gaza. the israeli defense force has now mobilized its reserve forces. we are following all these major d

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melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn. good morning, everyone and happy easter weekend. welcome to cnn this morning. it is saturday. april 8th camera walker. i'm victor blackwell. it is good to spend a little time with you. let what every time i see you now, i just see you know, bunny ears and i mentioned i had bunny tail have no cocktail, but i was a mall easter bunny. and that's the thing. yeah you have this thing with you got it. bring the picture tomorrow. here's what we're watching today. conflicting rulings when it comes to access to a medical abortion pill. one judge halts availability of the drug another preserves access to it in some states were joined by doctor for more on what this means for women across the country. the latest jobs report shows economy is still trucking along, but we're seeing signs that things are cooling down what the numbers say about the fight to tame inflation. at least three people are dead following separate attacks in the middle east. we are live in jerusalem with the latest on the host

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to find out how you can get your lexus at 80% less than prescription hearing aid prices melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn. the right to choose to federal judges split, throwing the future of a key abortion medication into question by the administration should ignore this ruling. how will the fda respond? health and human services secretary javier bezerra and democratic congresswoman alexandria koziol cortez next and political retribution. tennessee republicans expelled two democrats over their gun reform protests during session they think of the issues over we'll see you on monday, another flashpoint in the guns debate, baldy congressman tony gonzalez will join me. plus ultra mega, a defiant former president vows to fight charges against him as other ongoing probes accelerate . how are republican voters responding? do not go to the gutter avoided, it turns off the voters. i'm dana bash in washington, where the state of our union is wondering what doesn't become politicized these days, we just closed out and especially bitter and divisive week in american po

i'm melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn. actor jeremy renner is opening up about the new year's day snowplow accident that almost killed him. was there on my own in a horrible way to die. and surely i would have surely you remember the pain? all of it ? yeah, i was awake through every moment. it's exactly like you imagined it would feel like if you it's hard to imagine what that feels like. but when you look at the machine and you look at it, and i was on asphalt and ice, i wish i was on snow. joining me now is dr christopher vincent, chiropractic sports physician who has been working with jeremy renner. doctor. thanks so much for being here. it's so helpful to have you who is actually working with jeremy to tell us how did he survive this accident? it was a seven ton snow. how snowplow how can we see him there talking to diane sawyer, you know, functioning. right it's incredible and purely a miracle that he survived. first of all, you know, and being out there and sort of so far away from help. so you know, being in the sno

cmd .com melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn.our money lead now the first jobs report in 12 months that actually came in below expectations today, just 236,000 jobs added in march and indication that the labor market might be cooling off and perhaps a sign those high prices hitting your wallet will start to come down. cnn's rachel solomon is here in brazil. does this mean all those rate hikes by the federal reserve are achieving what they want them to take? it definitely seems like the medicine is starting to work, at least on the labor side of things. so 236, which was just slightly cooler than economists were expecting. i can show you and put that in context over the last year, you can see certainly lighter than we've seen over the last year or so by historical standards, however. still strong, right? what we like to see also encouraging here, jake . we saw almost half a million people come off the sidelines and actually joined the workforce right labor force participation that increased slightly. so that has to be good news fo

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right on time and take my dishes , my laundry, the even cleaned my windows melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn. brought to you by guilt, visit guilt dot com today for up to 70% off designer brands designers like get your heart racing prices everyday hurry will be gone in a flash up to 70% off guilt .com today. i live in the cnn newsroom. i'm jim acosta in washington. we begin this hour in nashville, where key vote is likely tomorrow on one of the lawmakers expelled from the tennessee legislature, the national city council could vote on whether to send justin jones. you see right there, right back to his seat. he was one of the three state tennessee lawmakers, all democrats targeted by the gop supermajority. for their loud but peaceful protest on the house floor. they were demanding gun reform after the nashville school shooting that left 39 year old children and three adults dead to expelled. lawmakers justin pearson and justin jones are black. gloria johnson, who was white kept her seat by a single vote. let's go to nashville right now, and cnn's isabel rosa

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melissa bell covering the protests in paris. and this is cnn. which laws tennessee republicans have voted to expel from the state legislature, democratic representative justin jones and right now, representative gloria johnson, also a democrat, is defending herself taking questions from lawmakers on her almost certain pending expulsion by the republican supermajority in that state legislature. let's discuss an audience going to start with you because you have covered in tennessee. the state legislature . was it this partisan. was it this? punishing of the minority . when you were there, it has grown more and more tense and tenuous over the last decade. i don't think it's an accident that two out of those three lawmakers represent nashville and memphis, which are the blue concentration parts of the state , but there has been this kind of very push pull tension between rural ex urban, very red districts and the kind of blue state sorry blue city. um capitals and city halls that kind of govern those population centers, and we talked about this earl

melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn. this morning.a prominent muslim leader is in stable condition and recovering after being stabbed yesterday during an early morning prayer service at a mosque in paterson, new jersey authorities say this man 32 year old saref, zorba they say he allegedly stabbed the imam multiple times. while more than 200 congregants were kneeling for the five am prayers. officials say zorba then attempted to flee with several people. you can even see it on video. they were able to restrain him, stop him and hold him until police arrived. cnn's omar jimenez is the very latest for us. omar what are officials saying this morning? well at this point. they're trying to investigate a whole bunch of things, including any potential motive. i mean, this was something that happened during the first prayer service on sunday at the omar mosque in paterson, new jersey, and we are in the holy month of ramadan. you can see on your screen there. this is a man in a white hoodie in the third row of congregants. when they go down, h

i'm melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn. tonight u. s officials scrambling to find who's responsible for leaking highly sensitive documents amid concerns they will damage us relations around the world. the 53 pages reviewed by cnn all appear to have been produced as recently as mid february and early march and include classifications including top secret and no foreign nationals and includes intel about key weaknesses and ukrainian weaponry and air defenses. also battlefield assessments as ukraine prepares for an upcoming counter offensive in the war. inst, russia. the document also reveals us efforts to spy on allies, including president zelensky outfront, now former cia director and defense secretary. leon panetta. secretary thank you so much for joining us. so based on what you know at the moment what you've been hearing how concerned are you that this could have actually been an inside job from someone at the pentagon? well, it's a it's difficult to fully assess just exactly how much damage has been done because we need additional

quality promotional items delivered on time, go to four imprint .com imprint for certain melissa bellcovering the protests in paris, and this is cnn. alright let's talk. let's talk about what's going on in the states. as you just heard at the beginning of the program. republicans in tennessee just expelled two democratic state lawmakers tonight. north carolina democrat just switched parties to become a republican and thereby giving republicans a veto proof majority in that state. then there's the victory of a liberal judge in wisconsin's supreme court election, which marks a significant political realignment there. it all shows that partisan fights in the states are shaping the laws that affect millions of americans and back with my panel. alyssa farah griffin, senator al franken, linette lopez and john avlon center. i know you're chomping at the bit to talk about this. so what do you think about what's happening in? i mean, pick your state about north carolina, tennessee talk about north carolina. abortion is a huge issue because it's the only state in the southeast that allows abort

i'm melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn.losed captioning brought to you by meso book .com. we offer a free book on mesothelioma call for the free book and receive so much more call 1 808 31 37 100. as if the first ever indictment of former president wasn't enough to digest this week, tennessee pushed the political world into a further tailspin. the gop dominated house voting to expel two young democratic lawmakers because they had taken part in a gun control protest. it didn't escape notice that representatives justin jones and justin pearson are black while they're white colleague gloria johnson also protested, but she survived being kicked out by one vote, and joining us now to talk about this is republican strategist cnn. political analyst alice stewart and cnn political commentator bakari sellers, former south carolina state legislator bakari i have to start with you first, because i got to wonder what would have been like for you to be in the thick of this. how did we get here? yeah that's a good question. i mean, and h

now melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn. it is friday. good morning like her ever there like you guys are on tv. like, did you get a haircut? we're glad you are with us. and it is wow. very busy news friday . let's get started with the five things to know for this. friday april 7th 2023, tennessee republican led tennessee's republican led house has expelled two of its democratic members for violating house rules during a gun reform protests. one of them is justin jones. and he will join us live this morning. a story that is we have so much to cover on that plus escalation in the middle east israel launching airstrikes into southern lebanon and the gaza strip. the move comes after a barrage of rocket attacks were reported in israel. biden administration proposing a rule that would forbid a ban on trans athletes. the rule, however, would allow some exceptions to be made also story. daniels speaking out, saying she is quote absolutely willing to testify in the manhattan district attorney's case against former president trump. she's telling p

promotional products success easy for high quality items, go to four imprint .com imprint for certain melissa bellovering the protests in paris, and this is cnn. return to the breaking news out of nashville to state house members expelled democrats justin jones, justin pearson, third democrat, gloria johnson was spared by a single vote. let's listen right now to justin jones, who are demanding that we take action on the crisis of mass shootings. yeah we said. we want a ban on assault weapons. they said. we're gonna start democracy. yeah. same fool shameful. and those people don't realize that what happened today is that they cemented their legacy on the wrong side of history. but when their grandchildren read about them, they will be ashamed to say that speaker cameron sexton was their relative ashamed. i mean, that's why they're trying to ban history. now tell you so as we come back, we hope people return to this capital on monday because this is just the beginning that when they explode also, it wasn't about us individually. attempt to expel and silence the movement. but they've done the opposit

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melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn. so the pentagon is in damage control mode after highly classified documents about the war in ukraine apparently leaked onto social media. they reveal ukrainian troop numbers and how the u. s buys on our own allies , retired army major general mike lyons. there he is, he's going to join us live next hour to analyze the fallout administration is vowing to protect access to an abortion pill after a federal judge in texas suspended the fda approval of that medication, republican congressman and nancy mace has criticized her own party over abortion shall join us live in the seven am our also talked to democratic senator tina smith. 80 m eastern hour she's been fighting to try to protect this access and also just a few hours from now there's a lot going on today. nashville's city council may reinstate one of those tennessee lawmakers who was expelled on thursday. the expulsion has sparked national outrage and accusations of racism. we're going to talk to the vice mayor of nashville in the n

i'm melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn. the justice department now investigating a leak of highly classified pentagon documents that could have a major major major impact on national security, including the war in ukraine. the documents show how the united states spies on its enemies and its allies, they revealed the united states has intercepted communications from the russian ministry of defense maps of russian troop movements and its capabilities and on the other side, key weaknesses and ukrainian weaponry, air defense battalion, sizes and readiness. screenshots of online social media posts reviewed by cnn show crumbled up printed pages that appear to come from intelligence briefings produced just in recent months. joining me now, with their reporting and their insights, cnn's natasha bertrand and cnn's kylie atwood. natasha to you first at the pentagon. it's embarrassing and it's damaging. the i guess the question is, how bad is it? how many secrets vulnerable to put put the united states and others invulnerability now?

or visit angel view .com call 1 803 731891 order now melissa bell covering the protests in paris, and this is cnn. all right now to a very special treat tonight in a cnn exclusive interview with the chief of america's largest banks, one of them jamie diamond. he's the chairman and ceo of jpmorgan chase. he sat down with poppy harlow to talk about the state of the banking system in the u. s economy. this is his first interview that he has given since the sudden failures of silicon valley bank and signature bank. poppy joins us now late at night, just got back from the interview in atlanta. it's good to be here. i mean, the timing here, though, could not be better. to sit down with him and to get his perspective on all of this. i think you're totally right because not only is jamie diamond ceo of the biggest bank in the country over $3 trillion in assets, he's the one that janet yellen at treasury has been calling that the white house has been meeting with as silicon valley bank and signature bank failed. they went to jamie diamond, and for the first time we're hearing his account of wh

melissa, back to you mattel, after the bell, closing bell overtime we get those earnings >> morgan, thankollowing another earnings mover visa beating on the top and bottom lines, the company cfo saying the consumer is still in good shape joe, you say this is the perfect stock to own right now >> a geographic diversification and that's what you want, transaction oriented, this is really a way to have participation in the reopening that's occurring in the asia-pacific it's the perfect climate for visa it's the perfect climate for mastercard you're not talking about concerns revolving credit but volume and transactions and it's more than just the uncertainty surrounding the macroeconomic environment in the u.s. that's being offset by economic strength elsewhere >> visa doesn't care what you spend the money on as long as you're spending the money. >> we own it and it's been one of our biggest positions what's interesting is they reiterate the consumer is strong and it's not what you heard from other companies who reported, even american express said they saw some weakness. visa didn't and the

meantime, amazon is on deck tos report after the bell tomorrow the tech titan had a huge day in the options market kevin kelly's got the action kevin? >> hi, melissat ended the day around 1.15 times, and you're seeing the implied move into earnings is about 8% of the stock, and that's around the average it's had, but this morning, what was interesting is that -- 8,000 of the june $115 calls, at about 2.5% of the underlying they spent about $2.70 apiece, and so, they think amazon is going to do very well into the summer months, even, so, they're going long and going very prime into the earnings. >> kevin, thank you. kevin kelly. for more options, tune into the full show, friday, 5:30 p.m. eastern time. >>> up next, final trades. with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight means... the smoothing benefits of retinol. are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. (cecily) you're looking pleased with yourself. (seth) not to brag, diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. but i just switched to verizon. (cecily) so you got an awesome netwo

bells one-off among your fellow teachers and friends. >> how they would never missed a day of school. she was totally dedicated. >> homesick, didn't seem likely best friend melissa knew how they're wasn't about to be sidelined by little sniffle. >> there was no excuse for her not to be there. school officials couldn't reac other on the phone and one her cousin diane heard she was a no-show, she had right over to heather's hous in germantown, where she saw a encouraging sign >> there was relief when i saw a car in the driveway. because i thought she wa there. i thought oh, she's sick >> diane thought heather was probably just sleeping >> knocking, knocking, knocking, please into the door, but no answer alarmed, she called heather's mother to bring over a. keep >> soon germantown police arrived, open the door, and on in first >> they said she's not i there. they said nothing looks just herbs. >> is that a relief in any way that she's not in there? >> no, no, it was terrifying something is very much wrong >> it was now a missing person case detective tony kemp took the lead and did his own wal through of the house >> did you find any signs of something that might h

bell and said same-store sales surged with higher menu prices executives warning they expect economic headwins to persist this year. kate rogers has the details. back to you, kate. >> hey, again, melissa huge kwaufquarter for melissa. that same-store sales number increasing 12.6% in every segment across the globe, far above projections. the ceo acknowledging macro challenges, including stubborn inflation and expressing optimism about what the future holds at mcdonald's. >> still by the end of the year, we're going to be looking at, i think, probably high single digit inflation on a full year, which is certainly much elevated than what we've been used to over the last, you know, kind of prior period, where we typically would be in the low single digits, so -- that is pressuring margins, we're trying to be very thoughtful about how quickly we pass on this pricing to consumers. >> so far, the company's seen growth across the customer base, not just the lower end consumer. and while those consumers are more mindful of how they're spending, mcdonald's is saying that demand for the brand remains strong another thing we've been hearing from analysts and the stock hatz been performing very we