genie: that is doug herbert. in france, 10 people have been arrested linked to the paris attacks of january 2015 as part of an investigation into suspected sliders -- suppliers of one of the three gunmen. they are targeting people involved in supplying weapons to the man who killed for hostages at a market in eastern paris, as well as a policewoman before dying in a shootout with police. theas an accomplice of brothers who shot and killed 12 at the paris offices of charlie hebdo. they were killed in a shootout. that comes as the presidential campaign in france is headining into its final two weeks. emmanuel macron may be the front rurunner that he is facicing het over what has been called his lax attitude to the second round. polls say he should easily defeat marine le pen in the vote may 7, but critics accuse him of acting like the race is already one. >> after leading the pack during the first round in the french presidential election, centrist emmanuel macron is facing criticism. critics and allies are worried

. >> doug herbert, i'm going to have to leave it there.nk jim shieldses a frequent guest here on "france 24." thanks to both of you and that's it for the campaign beat. >> time now for business and joining me in the studio is anca. what have you got on your list today? what is the main story? >> the main story for doug as is for yous the french elections. so it seems hike the whole world has been talking about these elections before the campaign even begin and there's a lot of nerves from traders. we're two days away from the first round of voting and the fore runners are neck and neck. the european union may hang on the outcome. for more, we cross over to london to speak to an economy with u.b.s. wealth management. thank you for joining us, dean. >> thank you. >> today brought some good news for the eurozone. its economy hit a six-year high in april with france lead the growth. what effects could that have on markets ahead of this first round? >> markets still trading cautiously ahead of sunday's elections. i mean, clearly, given the unce