well, asuna phonic are reports now from paris. french documentary, the monopoly of violence is a hard hitting examination of police brutality in france released earlier this year . the film focuses on the yellow vs potus, as well as allegations of police abuse in the suburbs. filmmaker david differend related footage, provided by journalists as well as ordinary citizens, posting on social media. but making a film like this may not be possible in future with the french government proposing a new security law. part of which cracks down on the broadcast and sharing of images of police officers. differences, the law erodes basic freedoms and puts france on a slippery slope. police violence has existed in france for decades, especially in the suburbs. today it's well documented, it's filmed. social media allows for the easy broadcasting of these videos. what lawmakers want to do is stop the circulation of these images, and at that point, you're not in a democracy any more than it is on the upgrade. on a democracy, the french parliament

asuna phenomena in brussels. some football news in their champions league, the top european clubs face off later today among the fix just dortmund takes on bruges. while leipsic are in paris for the 2 german sides and play on tuesday. youth is taking the spotlight fresh from becoming the bundesliga is youngest, ever player on saturday, used to from a coco faces the prospect of breaking the same record in the champions league. he only turned 16 on friday and would set a record unlikely ever to be beaten. but speaking on monday, dortmund coach lucien favela refused to be drawn on whether the youngster would make his next record breaking debut in the match against bruges. it's hard to speak about this all to give a straight answer. we will have to see in training. we have so many options up front. so we will have to wait and see for a few years ago like 6, you're not goals, man became the youngest coach in champions league history. and in coaching terms is still a spring chicken at age 33. he too has put faith in yo

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