she was not considered to work well with interior minister bernard, is -- bernard cazeneuve and was not considered efficient in terms of fighting the increasing insecurity. on the other hand, she was a very strong woman with a strong character, and, as you just explained, she was not sharing the view of the cabinets and the president concerning the constitutional change. it is a subject to withdraw french citizenship from terrorists. catherine: it does look like the path has been cleared for the constitution to be changed in view of this plan to strip french citizenship from convicted terrorists. i assume that is something that you might approve of because -- approve of as part of the les republicains party. why is this law necessary? >> this is not as simple as you describe. withdrawing french citizenship is already possible by french law in case of a severe attack, for example. two days after the attack at the french bataclan, the french president, mr. blonde, announced -- mr. holl announcedande, -- mr. hollande, announced this change. there has been a lot of debate. it is not a subje

the interior minister, bernard cazeneuve, is making his way to this neighborhood of the goutte-d'or.his happens exactly one year after the charlie hebdo attacks, practically at the same time the charlie hebdo attacks happened last year, around 11:30. and this attack against the police nation in the -- police station in the 18th arrondissement has happened around the same time. what i can tell you is there is a heavy police presence all around the area. the whole area around the police station behind me has been cordoned off. locals who live in france around that police station -- a few managed to make their way to their flats, but, of course, they are searched. the row searching from police -- thorough searching from police forces. you also have firemen and emergency services who have made their way to the area. heavy police presence as the attack happened about an hour parisre in this neighborhood of goutte-d'or. genie: we will let you get back to work and get more information for us. we will get you more information as this develops. i will bring back in our french politics editor,

. >> reporter: later in the day, the interior minster, bernard cazeneuve, visited the scene, expressing solidarity with police officers. paris remains understandably edgy and today's incident merely underscores that. >> ifill: the "charlie hebdo" killings last january were followed by the attacks in november that claimed another 130 lives. south korea is firing up its cross-border propaganda broadcasts against the north again. today's announcement came a day after north korea tested what it said was a hydrogen bomb. the south's earlier broadcasts ended in august in a bid to ease tensions with the communist north. they're due to resume tomorrow, the birthday of north korean leader kim jong un. back in this country, there's word that efforts to extend health insurance coverage to all americans stalled in 2015. a closely watched survey out today finds nearly 12% of u.s. adults still lacked health coverage at the end of the year. the "gallup-healthways well- being index" says that was virtually unchanged from 12 months earlier. and, 2015 officially goes down as the second warmest year in th