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cnn's cyril vanier is live in paris with all of the breaking details. what have you learned, cyril?ning more from the mayor of nice, who was at the scene of the attack shortly after it happened. and he's giving us some details. he said that shortly after 9:00 a.m. local time in france, an assailant carried out an attack, a knife attack or an attack using some kind of blade inside the basilica of the church of notre dame in this riviera city in the south of france. three people are dead. the mayor says that one was decapitated. the police, we are told, was alerted by a bystander, who was able to activate some kind of alarm, alert system, or somehow warn law enforcement. bystanders say that they were there very quickly. they then opened fire and they shot the assailant, who is now receiving medical care. and the mayor of nice said that he was saying the words alwe allah akbar, meaning god the great in arabic, even as he was on his way to the hospital. this is being treated as a terror attack by the authorities. the counterterrorism prosecutor is handling this case. the french presiden

so let's begin with cnn's cyril vanier. he is live for us in paris. what's happening, cyril?alisyn, the government is instituting the strictest restrictions on everyday life that it has since march, april, may, the peak of the first wave. so starting tomorrow. everybody, when they leave their house, everybody in this country is going to need an authorization to actually leave their house. social gatherings are going to be forbidden. family gatherings are going to be limited to the smallest number of possible people, mostly parents and children. non-essential businesses or businesses that are deemed such are going to shut. that means bars, restaurants, cafes, that means retail. so parts of cities like paris are going to look like ghost towns once again. having said that, the president when he addressed the nation last night said that he have learned lessons from the first wave and they don't want to do everything exactly the same. so, yes, there is a national stay-at-home order, but there are two main differences. number one is that there are -- there is a bigger chunk of the

corruption has been rampant in south africa and although president cyril ramaphosa promised to change things there. has been any high profile arrest and fat people saw more and more scandals coming out for example around the procurement of personal protective equipment during the president and many people here are angry about that. to me there's still a long way to go there's still a long way to go and there's still more that needs to be made because there's people that we know that have done this action you know that has not been dealt with if we want to see results people who want to see people being not you see that is the seriousness that we are looking to see people being arrested going to jail for what they did but of course they're also calling for better economic conditions around 3000000 people have lost their jobs because of the pandemic and a 6 months locked down the union calls for decisive state intervention in strategy just sectors of the economy and a strengthening of the public sector. that includes small investments and struggling state owned enterprises. they must re

if i don't teach i don't for a while there's no income at all cyril. 'd life has become a lonely routine for brock fang his hip hop gigs have come to a full stop. though hong kong prides itself on being one of asia's top performing arts cities he's ineligible for virus relief schemes because he's a freelancer. countries may have some very good subsidies but i'm not really envious of them i just feel really disappointed by the hong kong government so i can only rely on myself. and dreams of the limelight have deemed. the aspiring actress graduated from theatre school in may right into the midst of a pandemic. i have a big vision and how it's starting i hope for i hope that after i graduate i will have jobs i will even go into like going to a theater company to work for them for years as a full time job but no war dishes and no call backs she works at a liquor store to make ends meet. the choice now for many hong kong artists whether to abandon holding fast to their craft. every day the pandemic lingers time is running out to stage a comeback. and that's

cyril is one of our top engineers, and there was a follow up meeting with cyril and the engineers.thought i'd let the engineers figure it out, and it was agreed that the cracks would be filled. and syrup wanted some additional stuff, like a geotech letter -- actually, i have it beside me. they would be retaining the services of a geotech engineer for a site visit and [inaudible] additionally, they would be filing an additional permit for the [inaudible] and seismic hazards checklist and geotechnical review and conformance letter from geotech engineer. so that was the -- that was the result of the follow-up site inspection. again, it was done after the last appeal, and, you know, it was always going to be addressed. and those eventually -- so in between the appeal and this appeal, we actually -- d.b.i. issued a building permit, and that permit got issued on the -- on the 29th of september 2019, about a month after the meeting that we had at the site. [inaudible] referencing the appeal permits [inaudible] per two cracks at northwest corner of foundation with two part epoxy based [ina

regional restrictions here in washington the new measures will impact 3000 jobs and 7000 restaurant cyril we were viewed every 2 weeks but most of these businesses have already made their orders for the months ahead and this stopping and starting to trickle in many in here and find they're in a similar situation france has declared a public health state of emergency and impose an 8 pm curfew in paris and 8 other cities hospital admissions are at their highest level since june likely by peer pressure the curve has nearly taking a vertical shape and that's why we knew we needed to act because this reality would have an impact on hospitals 10 days later with a very strong impact on intensive care unit. infection rates also rising in spain the region of catalonia is closing all bars and restaurants for 15 days and limiting the number of people allowed in shops in its attempt to curb the surge germany czech republic italy and. poland are all looking at a record number of daily cases since the pandemic began and from the world health organization a bleak warning that government mustn't shy away

we asked a technology providers the moon and then to go cyril testing a verification process with election system commission to make sure that each piece of technology that's in the field meets or exceeds the standards the that the eac has set forth in that there, a number of additional security testing over above the requirements done by additional states. so the election technology providers in our industry are working with all of those stakeholders to make sure the technology in use today in the polling place, in the election office and the recording of results from start to finish have the latest and greatest security built-in for compensating controls, for issues or situations that may have not allowed the inclusion of a control or a patch when the system was certified. we work very hard to understand the risks to our voting environment, we work with state and local effect election officials to get patches and updates out there. the proof is in the pudding. in the days leading up to the elections, election day jurisdictions, some jurisdictions are counting absentee ballots and oversea

corruption has been rampant in south africa and although president cyril ramaphosa promised to change things there has been any high profile arrest and fat people saw more and more scandals coming off. for example around the procurement of personal protective equipment during the president many people here are angry about that. to me there's still a long way to go there's still a long way to go and there still. needs to be made because there's people that we know that have done this action you know that has not been dealt with people who wants to see results people who wants to see people being not you see that is the seriousness that we are looking to see people being arrested going to jail for what they did but of course they're also calling for better economic conditions around 3000000 people have lost their jobs because of the pandemic and a 6 months locked down the union calls for decisive state intervention in strategy jack sectors of the economy and a strengthening of the public sector. that includes small investments and struggling state owned enterprises. they must remain pub

important than that people were saying $750.00 i asked them who has said what do they pay they said cyril you prepaid tens of millions of dollars i prepaid my tax tends over the last number of years tens of millions of dollars i prepaid because at some point they think it's an estimate they think i may have to pay tax so i already prepaid it nobody told me that no but i tell you that only shamming and it wasn't written whenever they write this if they keep talking about $750.00 which i think is a filing fee but let me just tell you i prepaid millions and millions of dollars in taxes number one number 2 i don't make money from china you do i don't make money from ukraine you do i don't make money from russia. you made 3 and a half $1000000.00 joe and your son gave you they even have a statement that we have to give 10 percent to the big man you're the big man i think i don't know maybe but you're the big man i think he senses we have to give 10 percent to the big man joe what's that all about it's terrible heart gentlemen i want to ask you both some question i have out all of i'm going to

cnn international correspondent cyril vanier is in paris covering the story. what are we learning?we have claims of responsibility? >> reporter: no claims of responsibility so far and the investigation is still in early stages. we are expecting the counterterrorism prosecutor to give a press conference with more details in a few hours. but the fact that press conference will be given by the counterterrorism prosecutor tells you something. a little bit more on the chronology and the sequence of events. this morning around 9:00 a.m. local time in nice, an assay lent entered the basilica, wielding a knife he attacked three people who sadly have died. one person whose throat was slit one person was stabbed repeatedly, and a third person who managed to escape but died from her wounds shortly thereafter. law enforcement was called quickly, arrived quickly, they opened fire and neutralized the assa assailant did not kill him. the mayor said the assailant repeated the words god is great in arabic, multiple times as he was receiving medical treatment. as i said, french authorities dealing w

cnn's cyril vanier live in paris with the breaking details. >> reporter: john, first i can confirm that death toll, there are three victims, as you say, the attack took place shortly after 9:00 a.m. local time here in france in the southern riviera city of nice. an assailant entered notre dame basilica and carried out a knife attack. one person's throat was slit, one person was stabbed multiple times, one-third person was injured then able to flee the basilica, but then sadly died of his or her wounds close to the basilica shortly after that. the assailant while the police were able to intervene rapidly, they shot the assailant, did not kill him or her. we have, by the way, no further details at this stage on the identity of the assailant. shot the assailant who is now receiving medical care. now, there is one detail, the mayor of nice and he is the only source we have on that at the moment, the mayor of nice says the assailant was shouting allahu akbar even as he was receiving medical care. this is being treated as a terror attack. the counterterrorism prosecutor is handling this case.

of south africans are taking part in a nationwide antigovernment protests they want the president cyril ramaphosa to address allegations of corruption about missing funds from the $26000000000.00 coronavirus relief fund the money was meant to be spent on p.p. for frontline health care workers and to help those who've lost their jobs now the rallies were organized by the country's biggest workers' union. a major supporter of the governing african national congress has this from pretoria. the protest meant to deal with a member of his who kept her up and they're getting old is looking at the growing unemployment rate and from africa the latest figures show let's see point one percent unemployment rate that. it's got to be higher than that there's also issues around everybody talk about the growing unemployment because you know that would mean well and he won that at least $2200000.00 more jobs were lost political was already in a recession before he told that 19. that the government's here to try and deal with the spread of the virus at least by this virus it's just the people here say th

corruption has been rampant in south africa and although president cyril ramaphosa promised to change things there hasn't been any high profile arrest and fat people saw more and more scandals coming off for example around the procurement of personal protective equipment during the present and many people here are angry about that. to me there's still a long way to go this deal a long way to go and there still. needs to be made because there's people that we know that have done this. action you know that has not been dealt with people who wants to see results people who wants to see people being not you see that is the seriousness that we are looking to see people being arrested going to jail for what they did but of course they're also calling for better economic conditions around 3000000 people have lost their jobs because of the pandemic and a 6 months locked down the union calls for decisive state intervention in strategy ject sectors of the economy and a strengthening of the public sector. that includes small investments and struggling state owned enterprises. they must remain pu

. >> how'd do you get here before us >> god dammit cyril.lcome to the show, jon benjamin thanks for being here, jon >> thanks for having me, how are you? >> seth: i'm doing very well congratulations, 11 seasons on two different shows. that is quite the accomplishment >> i know, you didn't congratulate me on any other season [ laughter ] >> seth: just the 11th, that's the only one that i'm impressed with >> yeah, you only -- you're starting really late to congratulate 11 years >> seth: i was there, i was with you for all six of "dr. katz." >> you did i got all your notes every year. you were like one of the -- i think one of the like first 150 people to watch that show. >> seth: very happy to be in that elite group i want to ask where you -- you had to record some of this season after the pandemic struck how was recording from home? >> um, it was like -- i'm sorry i'm doing this, cause i have progressive lenses, so i feel like i'm going to be leaning this way >> seth: it does seem like you're judging me, the way you're holding your chin >> do

important than that people are saying $750.00 i asked them a week ago i said what did i pay they said cyril prepaid tens of millions of dollars i prepaid my tax tens over the last number of years tens of millions of dollars i prepaid because at some point they think it's an estimate they think i may have to pay tax so i already prepaid it nobody told me that you know but i tell you that only shammy and it wasn't written whenever they write this if they keep talking about $750.00 which i think is a filing fee but let me just tell you i prepaid millions and millions of dollars in taxes number one number 2 i don't make money from china you do i don't make money from ukraine you do i don't make money from russia. you made 3 and a half $1000000.00 joe and your son gave you they even have a statement that we have to give 10 percent to the big man you're the big man i think i don't know maybe you know what you're the big man i think you sense that we have to give 10 percent to the big man joe what's that all about it's terrible hard gentlemen i want to ask you both some question i have out all of