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them horace and fact the whole of france it seems was affected by a kind of yellow fever charlotte dubin ski reports on the protest movement that's been shaking things up every weekend this year. as 29000 winds up in front since that time move reflection was a good g.a.a. what gifts did it bring well there were plenty from the government but many seemed to go down like a lead balloon and people took to the streets time and time again. yes we all know the french all famous for striking protesting but in 2019 it felt like that there was something. re picking out old wounds it's been a bump a year with on going protests and into professional strikes throughout the year one protest movement stood out every saturday without fail the yellow vests took to the streets. a movement born in 2018 but it left that small cone 2019 the yellow vests home to change in the social fabric and fronts they've charged to the streets in anger of what they see as being a hugely unequal country with a growing divide between the rich and the poor not corn had given them concessions but they were rejected week afte

disperse the crowds the most violent rallies occurred in the french helpful alerts from their charlotte dubin ski now reports. the crimes go all the way back more than a call to do nor which is where this process was originally due. to start off with what was common for many hours is turned to a huge tensions with clashes between the police and the protesters we saw a van. on fire and they got tear gas really coming quite close to us and you might get a sense of it just down that you can see there more tear gas coming into the protesters shrine and move people away incredible as flames just. and as you can hear you know we're seeing protests this rushing shops in front of us here gas is bringing down and those crews battling. battling you if you are contain this fire you've also been tensions elsewhere in fronts north just tensions in places like. other cities the suggestion now is that this one strike that was initially planned by transport workers and is now encompassed teaches health work is the firefighters and even the police could now start a ruling striking in the lead up to christmas

protest they've joined forces with those who condemned the government's pension reform plans charlotte dubin city has more. well it's the 59th week of protests by the israelis yeomans out every saturday to show their discontentment with the french government and what they see as being policies for the rich are they gauge the poor they've also been joined by protest of those against the pension reforms at the moment in france these the reforms that the french government is trying to put through some reforms that would see some food she choose different pension systems joining down into one universal system so to give you a sense of the crimes that we've caught hey you might be able to see i simply ghana's and this protest crowd heading back towards god to norwich is about a kilometer away they are in fact also in front of vs well so far this is being a generally calm protest but as you can see some of the protesters are trying to pull down some of the barrier is that or that fool the rude works of it going on in this area it seems like the tensions are starting to rise now here in paris as ac

france in paris people have already been gathering so we cross live to our correspondent charlotte dubin ski who's in the midst of if it looks like charlotte attend stay there. yes a very tense day on packed streets in paris right away from class still fit for bleak to watch. best deal the streets all packed you might be able to see just behind me there is a row of the c. r. s. offices here and what they seem to be doing something quite unusual i've not seen this in a protest a full day separating the pro. in 2 blocks that might be a way of trying to contain any violence if there is any violence but as it stands it's holding up the protesters from moving at least that's how it appears from here on the ground up to a 1000000 people are expected to take part in destroy the nation wide across france today this action here in paris as you can see a lot of people have gathered this is may need to you to anger over the changes that the government has proposed to the pension system perhaps most controversially the idea of raising the pension age from 62 up to 64 before individuals be very able

targets reporting from paris charlotte dubin ski. that's pricing in sa being wrapped from under the christmas tree is the french government has given its citizens a gift that they may want to return it's passed a new law to increase taxes on s.u.v.s and trucks meaning that vehicles that pollute the most will pay you more from $20.00 to $20.00 the new pollution tax will come with a $20000.00 euro price tag that's up from the current $12.00 and a half 1000 you raise it's no doubt that s.u.v.s are heavy polluters but despite that they are still popular in france making up some 30 percent of sales in the 1st 11 months and 2019 so want to drive us in paris make of the tax hike live in a. it's true that those vehicles consume a lot but people have to get around people who work every day when they need those types of vehicles for warmth it's be true there is no other way to earn money. everything's increasing in price nowadays and we've seen the whole country on strike the government can tax the citizens but eventually they will have no cho

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pastime ice skating more specifically the ice rinks which pop up at this time of year as charlotte dubin to explain. with the festive season in full swing what could be more typical of a winter wonderland than an ice skating rink across the world to thousands of temporary ones are wrecked it every year and for many skittering across the ice is a magical experience but it seems not everyone is in all and the future of rinks could be on thin ice as the traditional ice rink has become the latest battleground for climate change french city wren has canceled its one citing concerns over the carbon footprint needed to maintain it in a few years it is not certain that there will still be snow at christmas but it is certain that there will no longer be an open air ice rink this is good news for the planet's meanwhile in bordeaux rising costs financially and environmentally mean the outdoor skating rink was cancelled for the 3rd year running the outdoor skating rink is absolutely not in she with the times keeping an outdoor ice rink cold consumes a lot of electricity open for a little over a mont

demonstrations in the capital meantime he descended into ballance from where in the thick of it shall the dubin ski reports. say god screening guided us here in paris after one of being some small clashes between the police come to the protesters as you can see it's all round us was this note she was only going oh i started saying i can use to plastic or not you know which kind of apparently meant. just to get through that gas as it is so nasty that gas. the police have been warned is dangerous still in use here in france as you can see everybody's trying to come back up to plus the international room to get away from the tear gas following the skirmishes between the police and the protest is a protest that's been going on now strike for what's in his 3rd week a strike that was sparked by the protests reforms that the government has announced and one that is showing the general malaise him front it's not just about pensions this is about so much more the health system says it's creaking shoes are unhappy even at times the police have been out processing. the reforms over macaroons government so

gas to disperse the crowds with the most violent rallies occurring in the french compass oh sure the dubin ski witnessed them unfold. this strike has been planned for many months now and this is against a proposed changes by the french government to the pension system here in france the idea here is that they want to amalgamate number of different systems around 42 different systems into a universal system but people say that i will have a massive impact on their pensions because it will mean that their pensions perhaps could be lower in the feature or in fact that they might have to work even longer not as caused huge fury here in france the crimes go all the way back more than a close to god do nor which is where this process was originally due to start off with what was come for many hours has turned to a huge tensions with clashes between the police and the protesters we saw a van that was certainly am on fire and they got tear gas really coming quite clearly stressed and you might get a sense of it just down that you can see their military gas come into the protesters shariah and move

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. >> and the other was jeff dubin. >> i actually i thought was the ng, the engine was slightly smaller than the previous versions. and therefore, at that not had failure spreads even though the max engine was much larger, they thought it would be very dependable and never have an engine failure. how do you know that? >> i agree as a propulsion engineer i didn't see a validity in that argument. the energy rotor, and you have to on the airplane side assume you get the engine contained a failure and you protect against it. when the engine is being approved, their job is to show that it's not going to eject parts. but on the airplane side on the installation sides you have to assume it's having those failures and protect the airplane from those failures. >> thank you. so, you would say that during your lengthy tenure with the faa, and you just mentioned it in response to representative brownlee, you saw a change aftee non- concurs before to the fuel tank issue. >> yes it kinda creeped and after that. you never saw in your 30 years one where that many people got non- concurred and got overr

giuliani is meeting with two lawmakers, alexander dubin ski and andrei dercot who have been spreadingon on joe biden. it was president trump who pushed zelensky to investigate biden and son hunter who was on the board of ukrainian gas company burisma on a phone call that's now at the heart of the impeachment proceedings. >> i believe there was tremendous corruption with biden. >> that's where two more of rudy giuliani's proclaimed witnesses come in. former ukrainian prosecutors general victor shokin and uri lutsenko. >> in an interview with the right-wing pro-trump channel aonshokin claims he was fired at biden's behest for investigating burisma even though there was international consensus that shokin was ineffective at fighting corruption. his successor butted heads with marie yovanovitch who was recalled after a smear campaign against her spearheaded by giuliani and in a stunning twist, giuliani is now acknowledging he wanted yovanovitch out. yovanovitch needed to be removed for many reasons, most critical, she was denying visas to ukrainians who wanted to come to u.s. any explain

. >> and the other was jeff dubin. >> i actually i thought was the ng, the engine was slightly smallerthan the previous versions. and therefore, at that not had failure spreads even though the max engine was much larger, they thought it would be very dependable and never have an engine failure. how do you know that? >> i agree as a propulsion engineer i didn't see a validity in that argument. the energy rotor, and you have to on the airplane side assume you get the engine contained a failure and you protect against it. when the engine is being approved, their job is to show that it's not going to eject parts. but on the airplane side on the installation sides you have to assume it's having those failures and protect the airplane from those failures. >> thank you. so, you would say that during your lengthy tenure with the faa, and you just mentioned it in response to representative brownlee, you saw a change aftee non- concurs before to the fuel tank issue. >> yes it kinda creeped and after that. you never saw in your 30 years one where that many people got non- concurred and got overru

. >> the director and manager was jeff dubin. >> the rationale i saw was the engine was slightly smaller than previous versions and therefore had not had uncontained failures so even though the engine was larger they thought it would be dependable and not have an uncontained failure. >> i agree. as a propulsion engineer i saw validity and that argument. you have 2 on the airplane side assume you get the uncontained failure and protect against it. their job is to show it will not inject parts on the airplane side and installation and to assume it will have those failures and protect the airplane from it. >> you would say during your lengthy tenure, it was unusual to see, >> it creaked in after that. >> you never saw, >> we had the additional voluntary safety recording process. we had processes that were not working on the project and came to the same conclusion. >> >> it would be impossible? if you go to minor aspects, it was fully informed in that aspect. what do you think of the current process and how we might change it. >> i agree when i first started i was taught aviation regulations