air france or whatever but it's still great story good for looks great it's great for them to just bypass england direct it's. funtastic and here are some of the other business stories making the news movement emerge of talks between germany's two biggest lenders dodge a bank of kamau spanking as italy's uni credit says it would be interested in buying commercial bank as well italian bank has already to make a multibillion euro offer in case talks between the two german lenders fail all three banks declined to comment on the matter i was in founder and c.e.o. jeff bezos and wife mackenzie have finalize their divorce she is giving up all her interest in the washington post newspaper which bezos bought in two thousand and thirteen and blue origin the space exploration company he founded she's also relinquishing most of her albums and staked leaving her with four percent worth thirty five billion dollars a new york judge told the securities and exchange commission and the long lost to settle a dispute over how much the tesla c.e.o. can tell in his twitter feed the f.c.c. says mr musk violate

ryanair is off, air france is golf.e up primarily on the top of the airlines that are taking a 2% hit. i also want to talk about next the, opening up at eight euros, take a look. euros sorice was nine it is down a little bit from its ipo price, and we will see how it goes. now the training is down for the night euro high to eight euros. european markets opening slightly higher as investors weigh earnings in the u.s. sentiment was hit after goldman sachs missed estimates and citigroup also retreated just a bit after revenue only maxed expectations. joining us now is caroline simmons, deputy head of the u.k. investment office at ubs, also jim hertling, our senior finance editor. let me ask you -- it seems like the fed governor statements must have done the most to move the market. indications that he could imagine at least a rate cut -- is the fed turning more dovish than the market had anticipated? even from december the fed really surprised the market. they are airing on the side of caution, which we have seen a lot of

back a while called on large companies such as air france and rand out to spread the word innovate more with less sun small firms are already doing that up cycling for example others waste. this is how the furniture company maximum makes chairs what looks like spaghetti is actually plastic retrieved from the garbage of a firm that throws away ten tons of it every month. you know. this kind of plastic is perfect but it ends up in the garbage can every time the farm starts producing a new color. we take the plastic we make certain we melt it with an old device we also found in the garbage that we use ammonia ballot minium to create these chairs entirely out of reuse materials. at maximum the design is always use industrial waste to create their products. we classify these objects according to what they look like their shape or texture. that helps us with the creative process of designing new furniture. the company has found a way to transform waste into gold each share is an original and sells for about two hundred euros. a year. industrial waste is a fantastic resource. it comes in large

they don't look very similar i see the dutch are buying more stake in air france because they're worried about the french stake. i see france and italy having various territorial battles as well i see industrial policies rising europe is often going forward. >> yes, it is, and i think the key point now is the result of the european elections why i say that, because there are big expectations of a big result of populist parties i'm sure that the result at the end of the day would be the opposite populist parties would be divided, and would be not so influenced in the next european parliament if people will vote in the direction of supporting the parties in the parliament, social democrats, or it evp, then these parties will have, i would say, a window of opportunity after the elections to try to overcome these problems and to present some solutions. >> what if the other happens what if the populist parties, and goodness knows we know that the first sign i got of it was the dutch elections. fraying menned across the board. may has put a government together what if we see more fragmentation

air france says it will offer free flights to anyone involved in the reconstruction.ere have been pleas to help restore the crumbling building well before now. these are some of the bits that have been falling off. for years, the cathedral was caught in a dispute between the city's archdiocese and the french state over who should pay for repairs. in the end, a charity was set up calling for donations from overseas. that helped to fund the restoration work which was under way when the fire broke out. at the moment, funds do not seem to be an issue. johann vexo is the choir organist of notre—dame — he was there when the fire alarm first went off. music. i think i don't realise yet. i didn't see the building after the fire. i think it will be hard to see, so i am a bit afraid of seeing it over the next few days probably. but i am devastated. let's go live now to lyce doucet in paris. you have been there all day. i wonder which conversations have stood out. it is really been touching care to be steady and care on the banks of the river sand, it would be such a beautiful a

air france and getting competitors to take over those routes will take time as they have to negotiate with the airlines and airports and countries to fly those routes now it's not over for jet airways just yet particularly hundreds of employees are still striking to get the airline back into the skies and the investors the ones who own the debts the banks particularly are trying to get a new buyer interested in resurrecting the airline early results from and didn't as a presidential election suggest incumbent djoko we don't know is on course for a second term with a comfortable lead over his challenger probably be on top official results won't be known until may that's when ballots for more than two hundred million eligible voters voters will have been tallied andrew thomas reports from jakarta. i decoded i shot the president's victory may not be official yet but it's no less real for that in the center if you count. his supporters celebrating quick counts were carried out of voting stations as soon as the voting process finished each ballot paper held up to show where holes have been

it'll take time to negotiate that jet airways had agreements with several international airlines air france being the biggest one but for other airlines to take those over it will take negotiating with the airlines and with the airports and getting permission to fly so it won't be so easy but jet still still has a way to get off the ground a consortium of lenders led by the state bank of india who now own a chunk of the airline say it said in a release just this morning that they believe the best way forward is to get any interested buyer to formalize their bid but that won't happen until may tenth. thanks very much. the former peruvian president alan garcia has died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after the police tried to arrest him at his home the president was being investigated in latin america as infamous corruption scandal mariana sanchez reports from the proving capital lima. the last act in the life of peter's former precedent began with the police raid of his home in an affluent area of the capital lima they were there to arrest him in connection with a long running investigatio

alam air france and getting competitors to take over those routes will take time as they have to negotiate with the airlines and airports and countries to fly those routes now it's not over for jet airways just yet particularly hundreds of employees are still striking to get the airline back into the skies and the investors the ones who own the debts the banks particularly are trying to get a new buyer interested in resurrecting the airline they're going gas shortages and strike by fuel tanker drivers hit that day and the demanding better pay and working conditions the government declared a national emergency on tuesday ordering drivers to get back on the road to supply hospitals and afterwards but they own industry body says around two thousand stations to have been refueled causing panic among mattresses ahead of the busy to season. climate change activists in london have targeted the city's rail network on a fair day of protests aimed at causing disruption to the city two demonstrators climbed on top of the carriage and another super glued himself to its window while the train was stopp

a chartered air france flight crashed on takeoff at orly. and it was chartered. it had been chartered by more than 100 of atlanta's wealthiest citizens. these were game changing citizens. many of them were not forward thinkers. they were the reason though that culture was coming into the city. they believe the lot in art. so they'd all been over in europe on this three-week expedition. in the three-week expedition had been successful. money had been raised. and i think that there's a lot surrounding the details and the specifics. the fact that it happened at the end of the trip and not the beginning. the fact that crashed on takeoff. the fact that the witnesses of the crash didn't immediately understand the plane had crashed because of the way it occurred. there are different accounts. some say the plan was about six inches off the ground before it came back down. something about six feet. one of the men who witnessed the event was the husband of a woman on the plane. they always flew separately because they had three boys and their boys meant everything to them.

they also have several co-chair deals with several international airlines such as scale i'm in france and air canada so losing these routes could affect not just indians going abroad and returning home but also bringing tourism and tourists into the country several competitors could in theory take over some of these routes but it would take time to negotiate with other airlines airports and get permission to for these new airlines to fly into those countries that jet flew to and the f.a.a. is that's where the next that we're hearing that creditors are going to be appointing a new board. exactly there's this new hope isn't gone yet for jet airways they're still trying to see they can consolidate some of the debt bring in a new buyer and hopefully resurrect the airlines in fact on thursday hundreds of employees are going to be protesting here in new delhi hoping to get government attention and maybe even investor intention to invest in jet airways and bring it back into the skies ok if i is to mail with an update from new delhi thank you. some of the opposition parties and former diplomats say

france. i feel like air. is crying now it looks just to me. i feel the cathedral has been snatched away from. the. cultural heritage its fronts that's been hit today france is spinning has to do with. our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with what paris and the whole world lost today a massive fire gutted notre dame cathedral this e.p. the catholic church this medieval monument to french gothic architecture has been a fundamental part of the parisian soul for almost a millennium or tonight it took only an hour for the flames to turn notre dame's wooden frame and its towering spire recognized the world over into a smoldering relic. a heart rending sight as the spire fell striking at a symbol of french culture in the heart of paris. the massive blaze spread on words collapsing the roof and setting the wooden frame of the entire cathedral aflame. the alarm went off shortly before seven in the evening local time no saddam is burning spreading a brown black cloud across the sky her reasons and

air sorry. he was in france at that time and he refused and so on and so forth so when the two states were there it was unclear for us how are they going to talk to each other if there are the different sides of the stadium was going to scream obviously there were microphone but then all of a sudden the current president petro poroshenko walked all the way to a limousine and age and that was a rather awkward moment too so indeed very extraordinary with a lot of instances. and moments that seemed really awkward to us i mean you know the way you described it in the run up to the debates it feels like a very old fashioned deal doesn't it you know one challenging the other and the other not being able to refuse how did the candidates try to win over the orgy and well first of all we have to remember how petro poroshenko he came to power and i have already mentioned that that was the result of the my dad revolution when the president who was considered pro russian victor unicode ridge was thrown out and then petro poroshenko he won the election with more than fifty percent of the vote and now just ah

germans and it's not showed it's impossible to get him out of here this range for example france is using the u.s. air force which pays him only airport in this area to get people out of fear straight to france and then there can be investigated in jail if necessary but you can't leave didn't he and this is a disease. of the country defacto ruled by kurds but in. completely but will nobody know if once the americans pull over to the easy to troops of syria's the aid the assets will march in order to take ain't nobody had in mind nobody gets to kurds we stare humility not to shoot faces people in large numbers is militias of iraq you say they relate to in your area from isis but they have built themselves into seventy something so thousands of women and children plus about eight so may which they have no in jail. in the old this is too many they cannot got them for it though this is a triangle and an unprecedented situation christophe white are joining us from the magazine spiegel as we mentioned from the from the north of syria this afternoon thank you so much it's. now the embattled head of the germa

now with a new view through the scaffolding, through the facilities of france 24, which is another of the rims, not the one on the air at the moment. france 24. live pictures into the center of notre dame cathedral. you can see some of the scaffolding around it has collapsed. our understanding is that the fire has diminished because the fuel has largely been burned. in other words, the structure itself has been burned to the degree there's nothing left to burn. there was an extraordinary scene a short time ago outside the cathedral as people -- if i may, paid their respects. let's listen. ♪ >> shepard: in song, in witness to the destruction of the cathedral at notre dame. the sunset quite a while ago in paris. this is the light in the night sky. it's our understanding that people have gathered by the thousands along the banks of the river. we saw some of them through the facility of sky news a short time ago. sky news also replaying the moment the spire collapsed. i'm sure at some point we'll get that together for you. its hard to imagine what we've been witnessing throughout the day. the facility closes prior to 6:0

t fountain blue, france, three commanders, for land, sea, and air.nato's land, sea and air forces on the southern flank and base for the american sixth fleet. indomitable malta, historic british base, today headquarters for the naval forces of five nato countries. states, thenited supreme allied command atlantic, home of the u.s. navy, but also an international headquarters on u.s. soil, symbol of the new unity of the western world. and on the unconquerable island of britain, the channel command. the royal navy with its continental allies must keep open the vital supply ports of western europe. at the nato headquarters at northwood, nato forces are assisted in their task by the rural air force -- by the royal air force. the defense of western approaches to the british islands. ♪ nations joined the alliance, turkey and greece, recent storm centers of communist russian threats. ♪ and in 1955, the federal republic of germany joined nato. farewell, andd ridgeway succeeded him, and then adt, each man norst by his presence and his uniform reasserting ameri

and has pledged to continue cleaning up the continent but despite taking countries like france to court over air quality standards many people here believe that the actions. just don't go far enough. they're too weak they say that they need to protect industries and of course we need industry but they need to stop cutting corners and do more to reduce pollution levels the european commission even admits that twenty three of its twenty eight member states exceed air quality norms and it knows that poor air quality accounts the premature deaths of four hundred thousand people every year with less than two months before e.u. citizens head to the polls environmental issues and concerns like those in force so now are climbing the agenda meanwhile president michael has long been an advocate of ramping up the battle to combat climate change we are killing our planet's lead to three it's there is no planet b. and if we do nothing our children will know a world of migrations of walls of shortage. of done for this world it is not a few queue we want for ourselves ma generation will do the best in order fo

the air or look it is the air her much una are you know never. france and russia to a certain degree as well as others on the other side people supporting. the government national court which is farms in twenty fourteen twenty fifteen twenty sixty. that support is largely found from cutter and turkey so you have all number of foreign governments involved in those rather chaotic situation will last five years. nothing new to learn egypt has been supporting in general afternoon sounds in now move north towards tripoli. so the only thing i think that's really new yorkers authority is that general have to match what the saudi government the king solomon the end of last month in riyadh and reported he received not all mia. support in terms of moral support but also arms and your money perhaps an arms to because the saudis would like to see stability and security returned to libya so that's a new player and you know very difficult complicated floorman or wrenching game in libya today it is and many people i'm sure would like to see stability in what has been

critical of france's decision to host its first ever national day of remembrance for our media big. our correspondent dorian jones told us more about what turkish president richard thai air to one had to say today we're hearing some very tough language from president he said that france has no interest in finding out the truth when went on to say that france was responsible for the rwanda genocide in which you have eight hundred thousand people die so a very very tough language coming from the president clearly very angry over these commemorations being held by the french president in france this has been a long point of tension between these two countries when the french parliament a few years ago passed a motion recognizing the armenian genocide turkey slapped sanctions on several french companies doing business in turkey we've seen none of that today it's just be mainly hot rhetoric and i think it's a recognition here in turkey that micron is using this to consolidate his base inside front while turkey hit the president too with looking to bolster his support among turkish nationalists in the country but at the moment it's more about political handbags rather than any

egypt and also to an extent france support him he still has somewhat of air to breathe and continue despite the fact that this war is actually strategically already lost for after she mentioned egypt is he the new sisi of libya. good point yes i think extend i think the u.a.e. grand strategy for northern africa patrik and particularly in libya has been to impose and install another military rule kind of governments following the sisi model basically having a strongman that controls the civilians where they don't want to strongman such as after who has control over the arms but is controlled by a civilian government and i think that is the issue here we've seen from the negotiations at the u.n. that the u.a.e. has opposed any strong civilian government they could control after they want hafter you know that could could cook to control the state so in a bit you want a military without a state you don't really want a state with the military and i think that's quite of the problem here because as another c.c. would be completely unacceptable for the majority of libyans incredibly interesting fi

air around scandinavia. some eastern parts of europe and central europe, the uk there is france, that is going to be changingn the coming days. today's temperatures are still struggling, we are talking seven on the north sea coast. ten or ii in london. you spits and spots of rain overnight and into tomorrow for the tip of cornwall there, maybe pembrokeshire, possibly northern ireland where it is quite windy as well. further east and across central areas of the country where the sky will be clear, it will be enough nippy one. not as cold as last night. i think tonight will be around freezing also. tomorrow, a similar picture. out in the west we have cloudy skies. such quite strong winds blowing from the south. some rain getting into penzance, for example. towards the west of plymouth, the rest of the country, the partly odd shower, tomorrow should be bright. notice that amateurs are starting to pick up. still that amateurs are starting to pick still nippy that amateurs are starting to pick on that amateurs are starting to pick up. still nippy on the north sea coast. we are expecting that cold airto coast. we

france, and its people. in paris, the most desolate of skies, smoke and ruin and history billowing into the air.ve whatever they possibly can, and the striking thing, standing among the crowds on the banks of the seine, isjust the silence, the quiet of people stunned by the destruction of notjust a great french cultural artefact but of one that belonged to the world. notre dame de paris offered an image of france that seemed eternal, even if the age of kings and emperors and powerful cardinals past was long past. it was built more than 800 years ago when kings ruled by divine right, and grand and great cathedrals of stone and stained glass were designed to reach for the sublime. so this is absolutely a cultural disaster, for all of us, notjust the french, but also of european significance.

air in los angeles. the unitedstates, the uk, germany and france all urged brunei to halt the new laws. >>> u.s.rld report have ranked the best cities to live in the u.s. the job market, housing affordability, no bay area cities made the top five. and those top five are austin, denver, colorado springs, fayetteville -- interesting -- and des moines. even with our housing crisis, look at that. san francisco still ranks seventh and san jose still comes in at 14. that's really saying something. housing is a huge issue. we still come in in those positions. people obviously still really like living here. >> it's certainly beautiful here. so many things to do. sometimes the weather. that's the best part. that storm you probably heard is now brewing across the intermountain of the rockies. when a low pulls out of the rockies it spins up like an ice skater when they bring their arms in. winter storm watches so major hubs like denver and minneapolis, boy, you'd better check, call ahead. milder weather. clear tonight, breezy in our hills just like we're dealing with this morning and the rain season it pre

terms of france's consistent with the joint alliance >> launched with the uae, egypt, saudi arabia is so mbs effectively and president sisi, this new club of autocrats that have emerged since the airpring over the last couple of years, have aligned themselves to those autocrats for a variety of reasons. france tends to benefit through its relationship and try to get concessions through haftar. the id you can negotiate with one man for simpler relationship and an elected government that may change after couple of years, but also comes down to a very ideological narrative that has been not only propagated in libya, but throughout the arab world by the uae, which tries to paint all forms of political opposition, popolitical dissidents, as terrorism. a war on terrorism is a thinly veil attempt to rereturn autocratatic rule and try to maintain the status quo, create these relationships where you have narrow interest, narrow club of individuals thahat can then go on to deliver your arategic interest frorom distancece, through a proxyxy. in that respect, f france's part of a wider club, and alliance, footingthat has found , giving it an arab dialect and one that is a thinly veiled attemp

air from central register new. the area of high pressure across scandinavia keeps france at bayjust about, more cloud across northernd cloud across northern and western scotland and northern ireland tonight. lots of sunshine today, some areas of high cloud keeping things hazy at times, but a fine, settled good friday ahead. quite a brisk east or south—easterly wind eggs back temperatures for its none channel coasts. more so. riether northern ireland zampa northern ireland. temperatures widely 19 to 21 or so. afine, dry 21 or so. a fine, dry and fairly clear night for many, some mist and fog, the cloud approach is northern and western scotland and northern ireland, bringing some patchy drizzle by dawn. temperatures generally holding up to around five 01’ generally holding up to around five or six celsius at their lowest, close to double figures in the centre of town. this front lingers across northern and western scotland and northern ireland, some occasional light rain and drizzle. further south and east, another dry day with plenty of sunshine helps temperatures tomorrow, up to 23 or 24 celsius around london, 25 or

artistic while balancing on a jet a fast moving air within the top routines last forty five seconds are either solo with a partner or with a team of four u.s. and france one a number of goldman sachs. so you news know we've got a documentary film for you coming up thanks for watching. here's what's coming up for the book this week plenty to tell you what. it's cut take a look at what all that means for the table of course. the going to sleep every weekend here on t w.

recognize governments told france to stop dealing with warlords. as voices can see to tripoli an air strike on sunday by why one of its helicopters killed four people and injured at least twenty three others and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one a one east. overthrow and the exiled they appoint an interim saying if you will call. me an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency. and we do not think he. will need for change in return of the president on al-jazeera. all. the. millions of tourists flock to china's bamma region every year but it's not the spectacular scenery i come to say it's the elderly residents an astonishing number are over one hundred and it's kick started a thriving tourist industry. one o one east investigates if they hold the secrets to a long and healthy long. comma county in the southern chinese province of warming sea used to be one of the country's poorest regions. now it's rebranded itself as the center to help human palaces and long live. v

lots of heavy rain and snow across the alps and that will have the cooler air further east, still storms across the likes of francee uk, temperatures here still in the mid—teens for many by further east 18 degrees or more across poland that is unusually warm for this time of year around the baltic states and much of eastern europe stays fine. 0n the cooler side of things, and things will turn cooler than the rest of the week with the increasing chance of showers, more details and have an hour. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. the death toll in the sri lanka attacks has passed 350. more footage of the alleged attackers has been released. we'll get more details on that. and the political row over intelligence failures is intensifying. most of them are well educated, and come from may be middle or upper middle—class. the uk will use the chinese telecoms firm huawei to supply equipment for its 5g data network — despite being asked not to by the us. iran's foreign minister has suggested that the british—iranian nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe could be released from jail in a prisoner swap with iranians detained

been saved france's richest people are pledging hundreds of millions of dollars to rebuild in libya the un recognized government has launched an air strike targeting a camp of fighters loyal to warlords twenty four have it happened in the outskirts of the capital tripoli the government there has posted state of emergency to the highest level as they defend the city from fighters backing half that are people. still to be. has ignored the question of how to divide territory between israelis and palestinians. those are the headlines on al-jazeera risking it all is coming up next to stay with us. camino is a ghost station in the south of the democratic republic of congo. there's been no train service for five months but now it's running again with the train left lubumbashi the second largest city five days ago. no one knows when it will arrive . the train everyone is waiting for has a surprising name honda l. or the swallow. he. news of the swallows arrival spreads like wildfire by the bush telegraph word of mouth. it's the cheapest rail service in the d.r. congo like a local bus stops a virtually every station and drills huge crowds.

with that northerly breeze on a moscow is feeding more cold air into the mix so it's still miserable come monday the sun's out there for france and the british isles things are improving a little probably heavy swords so that's the european mainland which means nothing much is happening in the mediterranean that spain and portugal you saw nothing much going on twenty seven robot but a cloud maybe no worse than that the real heat that was around in libya has dropped off a bit and he's thirty four now in the middle now on the coast we're down to about twenty rather better there in current. time the family of the still navigating dangerous rapids from the time we depart to the time we finish are scared to the fisherman dicing with death. i'm afraid of falling i'm afraid of dying but if i don't go i copied my family to meet the men who go to the extreme just to make a living god you have to be a strong swimmer otherwise it's safe and risking it all vietnam on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks. out of north. carolina. parents and. burnings the first started raining to the brim to detail coverage of protests most of pocket c

air in los angeles. the united states, the uk, germany, and france all urged brunei to stop its plans. >>> demolishing affordableng to build million-dollar town houses. next, the south bay city where dozens of families will be forced to find new places to live. >>> i'm spencer christian, looking westward from emeryville, we see lots of clouds in the sky and more rain is on the way. i'll have the accuweather forecast, in just a moment. >>> and let's take you outside and take a look at the san mateo bridge. as you can see, moving fairly smoothly in both directions. no real problems there. you can see the clouds in the sky as spencer's talkin abou you wanted to save on prescriptions... so, you went online and got so confused that your brain went offline. next time, ask your helpful cvs pharmacist. we created a proprietary search tool that analyzes ways to help lower your prescription costs. just drop in... before you conk out. see what you might save at cvs pharmacy. ye oh, yeah! or when you get exactly what you need for your growing family? yes! that's yes for less. yep! yes, yes, yes, yes... yes! seriously, 20 to