yellow vests movement and affiliated candidates for the european parliament in france are to charlotte dubinsky brings us up to speed on the diplomatic dust up from paris. well it's been a difficult day for the euro zone which is already facing itself being in the throes of a slowdown with lower growth being predicted across the bloc now it's not just that g.d.p. downgrade is causing a headache a it's also the fact that two old allies france and italy seem to be in the middle of a diplomatic meltdown this after france has recalled its ambassador from rome that is because that france has accused italy all of unprecedented provocations this comes off to the deputy prime minister of italy luigi dimaggio was seen photographed with some of the yellow vests protesters.

we can now cross live to our reporter charlotte dubinsky and charlotte some disconcerting videos coming in how bad exactly is the situation in paris. was situation seems to be something that we've seen for many weeks here in paris clashes between the police and the protesters with tear gas being used to disperse protesters and also grenades also being shot into the crowds but of course the protesters are normally the ones who do start off these scuffles by throwing projectiles such as rocks in and broken glass towards the police but what we've seen today is it seems one of the protesters one of the who's actually photographing the event for the social movement she had his hand blown off in a grenade not sure where he picked that grenade up or it was a direct hit but this is not the first time we've seen injuries like this since the movement started back on november seventeenth basically back on december tenth in bordeaux manifest their protest that actually picked a grenade up and it exploded as he held it in his hand and that's how he lost his hand but we had to stand at the pole. he's

bagel shop in paris however some were quick to point the finger at yellow vest protesters and charlotte dubinsky reports outrage after yet another until some magick attack in paris the latest was in the fourth decent of the city the german word for jews was spread across this bagel shop neither old jewish quarter the anti semitic graffiti was discovered at the weekend many have likened it to the anti semitic inscriptions that were targeting jewish businesses in germany in the one nine hundred thirty s. and some have already decided who the culprit is today in the streets of paris the work you did jews was printed on the window of a beggar restaurant this act thirteen by the yellow vests has precedence attacks against institutions and thai semitic acts how far will it go act thirteen youden in paris act twelve insults in front of a synagogue in strasbourg act nine the m.t.c. might rescind in the yellow vest everywhere the same thing is happening and it's a tragedy it's not the first time. yellow vests have been accused of anti semitism during the six week of protest known as act six a series of a

charlotte dubinsky was there right right that. i. was. pursuing the protest is that throwing items to its peaceful really good have to move a little bit further on because that gas is now. coming across this and it's. really know it's very nice very difficult to talk stories or when the gas hits you but it just comes out like planes and it's one of the methods they used to trying to suppress the protesters these protests now have been going on for three months they have been incredibly violent at times we have seen the police also using huge amount of force against these protesters who are because somebody here being moved injured not clear what that person's injuries are put receiving medical attention now as a result of that and that is just one of the thousands of injuries you see not just from the protest is but also the police themselves. as you can see our the anger is creeping up here quite dramatically on the streets of paris processors that now are pushing over one of those pins that you normally i close a lot of them picking up

kathlyn said it had hoped to build on the successful sale of the garment generated in morocco charlotte dubinsky explains why be idea sparked controversy before even reaching the shelves. it's incredible how such a small piece of material can cause such a commotion but here in france that's exactly what's happened over plans by the retailer to catch on to stop a sports station off a hit job a muslim headscarf. as well as that poor ring of twitter outrage several politicians have called for boycott of to cast. sport emancipates it does not submit my choice as a woman and a citizen would be to no longer trust a brand that breaks with our values the french health minister has also waded into the debate. it's legal but it's a vision of women that i do not share i think it does not fit well with the values of our country. fox is a secular country with a hit job as well as the christian cross have been banished from state classrooms and also from government offices no religious symbols outlawed and in fact they were common sight on the streets of france but many argue that face and body covering garme

najaf and tear gas clashes with the police and detained up markers were seen in both locations charlotte dubinsky reports now on events from perch. you might just be able to see in the distance that we've got protesters who are throwing what appear to be rocks towards if you just turn the camera around towards this line of security forces over here this is being a pretty much a cat and game. game going on between the two with the police responding then with tear gas you might just see a couple more of those rocks landing there to wards the police forces as as they come in the protesters here thousands of them we've got some me he's burning an e.u. flag right in front of us here many of the jle asians don't like the european union either but those rocks now projectiles being thrown quite forcibly against the police and you can see now other. thing into would surface with what looks like here yes pellets going off and if i know them you don't like to be grenades coming from the protesters this is now that she is gas that's coming into the protest group from the police you can see those canisters be

fashion week and paris but the color remains yellow as in the yellow vests protesters are to charlotte dubinsky tells us if progress is being made with the latest from paris plus our domestic political movements the real remedy for addressing inequality joel burns thinks so he's the c.e.o. of hunger free america and he joins us to discuss also further u.s. trade tariffs on china have been put on hold at least for now is this a strong step toward better relations are to correspondent alex by hail of it will be here to discuss and later general electric has fought off its pharma business and the stock has topped the annual share of similar trading joins us to dig deeper into recent market moves all that directly ahead but first let's get some headline let's go. great britain on the edge of bricks that leads our global report today is prime minister theresa may reject for now at least a call from the president of the european council to delay the united kingdom's departure from the european union council president donald tusk earlier today told reporters that an extension of the so-called article

european neighbors as they as france and italy have a public diplomatic spat arche correspondent charlotte dubinsky brings us up to speed from paris and we look south of the border to analyze how latin america keep the engines running and what their fuel future looks like with the least the p.c.b. the dinner americans are a lot plus there's a large legal battle brewing between fox as netflix and it's coming to the boiling point why know of why no media and host of the big picture here are here america hollingsworth joins us to sort it all out and look at what it may mean and later candidates could sit or if it's huawei or the my way or the chinese tech giant archy's alex mahela bitches on the ground the drano says it's just how they could be booted out of the great white north all that in our side put first we had right to some headlines let's go. a die.

fashion week in paris with the color remains yellow as in the yellow belt protesters are to charlotte dubinsky tells us the progress is being made with the latest from paris plus our domestic political movements the real red.

pulls its troops from syria but some in france do say it is a very worrying development to charlotte dubinsky expects. as false prepares for the return of jihad ists captured in northern syria there has been outreach suggests and just saw this people who went to fight for their enemy they're traitors to the nation they fought against us and our civilization their terrorist barbarians their enemies of france. need to consider the return of the french jihadists is a decision that i find criminal regard to the safety of our citizens the announcement a u. turn in policy was sparked by the u.s. is surprise decision to pull troops out of syria and concerns that french prisoners could be released from kurdish jails or scape as a result have forced the government to make hasty contingency plans the justice minister says france would rather keep track of them rather than see them evading justice. we've made a choice which is that we prefer control which means with bad food in them to france french hardest were amongst the biggest contingent of i saw recruits from europe but i saw cells were responsibl

charlotte dubinsky picks up the story. unsettling secretive stalinist truman show just some of the ways it down is being described thousand and nine hundred people left their everyday lives to go back in time to the soviet union those who took part will cut off from the modern world living in their role twenty four seven no screenplay every aspect of their lives was filmed volunteer actors fought got drunk sexually assaulted one another the vollmer the violence all on the simulated it was george orwell's nineteen eighty-four big brother was always watching themselves in a familiar strange world. people became open to new discoveries. and scientific. what came out was thirteen films ten years in the making from the mind of a monster or creative genius audiences and critics are devalued it now the idea how much to buy russian artists ilya corrosion of skee has been met with criticism for its disturbing and violent scenes down may have set out to condemn solve utilitarianism but part of me worries that the scheme may have bec

special weekend paris but the color remains yellow as in the yellow vests protesters are to charlotte dubinsky tells us if progress is being made with the latest from paris plus our domestic political movements the real remedy for addressing inequality joel burns thinks so he's the c.e.o. of hunger free america and he joins us to discuss also further u.s. trade tariffs on china have been put on hold at least for now is this a strong step toward better relations are to correspond to alex by hale of it will be here to discuss and later general electric has fought off its pharma business and the stock has caught the annual share of similar trading joins us to dig deeper into recent market moves all that directly ahead but first let's get some headlines let's go. great britain on the edge of bricks that leads our global report today as prime minister theresa may rejects for now at least a call from the president of the european council to delay the united kingdom departure from the european union council president donald tusk earlier today told reporters that an extension of the so-called article

charlotte dubinsky brings us up to speed on the diplomatic dust up from paris. well it's been a difficult day for the euro zone which is already facing itself being in the throes of a slowdown with lower growth being predicted across the bloc now it's not just that g.d.p. downgrade is causing a headache a it's also the fact that two old allies france and italy seem to be in the middle of a diplomatic meltdown this after france has recalled its ambassador from rome that is because that france has accused italy all of unprecedented provocations this comes after the deputy prime minister of italy luigi dimaggio was seen photographed with some of the yellow vests protesters and he then turned around and said that the winds of change had crossed the alps now this is a particularly sore point here in france at the moment because the yellow vest protest has been going on now for three months since november seventeenth the holdings weekly protests that have been causing havoc here with the french economy but this is not the only issue that the two countries disagree on

european neighbors as they as france and italy have a public diplomatic spat arche correspondent charlotte dubinsky brings us up to speed from paris and we look south of the border to analyze how latin america keeps its engines running and what their fuel future looks like with the lease of p.c.b. the inner americans are a lot plus there's a large legal battle brewing between fox as netflix and it's coming to the boiling point why know of why no media and host of the big picture here are here america hollingsworth joins us to sort it all out and look at what it may need and later canada is good sitter if it's wild way or the highway for the chinese tech giant archy's alex mahela dishes on the ground the dryness is this just how they could be booted out of the great white north all that in our sights but first we had right to some headlines let's go. a darkening forecast for the euro zone economy leads or global report as the european commission downgrades their growth forecast for the year earlier today the european commissioner for economic and financial affairs here must go be announced the downw

correspondent charlotte dubinsky as antigovernment protests in france reach the thirteenth week questions are not being raised about the impact that they're having on the country's ability to attract investors the french economy minister. has said the. the country's image remains intact but he's also said that investors political leaders and private actors all asking questions and with good reason to the government has tried to stem the protests with promises of a national debate to concerns and it's offered a package of measures for low earners at a cost of more than eleven billion dollars neither have stopped yellow vest protesters from taking to the streets but it has put the country's public finances at risk that's at least according to france's independent state audit office which has called on the government to take corrective measures now it says that without doing so france has a little budgetary leeway to cope with an economic downturn or a crisis stock woods especially as the eurozone second largest economy has been showing signs of sagging now in the last quarter of two thousan