correspondent charlie dubinsky brings us the latest developments and breaks down these strikes. a mass mobilization here in france with official figures suggesting more than 450000 people have taken to the streets to protest that of power lies the country all in a dispute over pension reform this is a reform that the french government wants to bring in under present to amalgamate the $42.00 current pension systems into one universal system the government says it will be fair i it will be more just but the protest isn't striking say no it won't it will mean that we may have to work for longer and we may end up with less money in our pockets when we are pensioners those tensions have pulled over not just here on the streets of paris but on the streets of other cities across the country the suggestion now is that this one strike that was initially planned by transport workers and is now encompassed teachers health work is the firefighters and even the police could now start a ruling strike in the lead up to christmas and going on until the new year as the strike his attempt to make

correspondent charlie dubinsky brings us the latest on the upheaval plus. the u.s. trade deficit has fallen to recent lows in the midst of the ongoing trade war but what could this mean for negotiations going forward we're going to break it all down and analyze much more with paul horwitz of bubba trade and later yes he she is a communications agency not a national security agency it has no expertise in national security nor did is have authority to make national security judgments. and yet another front of the trade fight we follow up on the realm of telecom as weiwei has made some major moves to wean the u.s. government are decors one is there a lot of a o'collins of the hands of sort through the latest in wall ways lawsuit against the f.c.c. we have a packed show day for let's get to it. and we start by taking you again to france where these massive strikes have brought the nation to a screeching halt in fact these are the largest single demonstrations that have taken so place so far under the administration of president emanuel mccrone in fact president mccrone

these demonstrations today let's head now to the streets of paris where our to correspondent charlie dubinsky brings us the latest developments and breaks down these strikes. a mass mobilization here in france with official figures suggesting more than 450000 people have taken to the streets to protest that of power lies the country all in a dispute over pension reform this is a reform that the french government wants to bring in under present to amalgamate the $42.00 current pension systems into one universal system the government says it will be fair i it will be more just but the protest isn't strikers say no it won't it will mean that we may have to work for longer and we may end up with less money in our pockets when we are pensioners those tensions have pulled over not just here on the streets of paris but on the streets of other cities across the country the suggestion now is that this one strike that was initially planned by transport workers and is now encompassed teachers health work is the firefighters and even the police could now start a ruling strike in the lead up to christmas