, is heading to the scene _ elisabeth borne, is heading to the scene we — elisabeth borne, is headinginvestigation and a lane big government investigation and a large contingent from the french government expected to descend on this smaller ipad alpine town —— my chris— this smaller ipad alpine town —— my chris motler — this smaller ipad alpine town —— my chris moller alpine town. a shocking and disruptive event in this lakeside _ and disruptive event in this lakeside town.— and disruptive event in this lakeside town. and we are also heafina lakeside town. and we are also hearing that — lakeside town. and we are also hearing that there _ lakeside town. and we are also hearing that there is _ lakeside town. and we are also hearing that there is a - lakeside town. and we are also hearing that there is a press i hearing that there is a press conference that is due to take place in the next 10—15 minutes or so. we will bring you the details as and when we get them. we are expecting at that press conference the mayor of annecy and the public prosecutor for the region, that should hopefully

the country's prime minister, elisabeth borne, is at the scene.s president has tweeted about the attack. france's president has emmanuel macron said... live now to our paris correspondent hugh schofield. it looks like there has been a hasty rearrangement of the press conference, so while we wait for that to begin, let's discuss what we know so far and crucially what we do not know. bring us up—to—date. what not know. bring us up-to-date. what we know it's — not know. bring us up-to-date. what we know it's pretty — not know. bring us up-to-date. what we know it's pretty much _ not know. bring us up—to—date. “await we know it's pretty much what happened because there is video of the attack. shocking to see and which cannot be broadcast. it shows a little playground like you see anywhere in a french town with swings and roundabouts, life going on as normal with children running around, and their parents and minders, and then a man comes in with a knife and very quickly there are screams and he is clearly looking for chilled to attack and he attacks o

the | prime minister elisabeth borne just... it is very shocking.sabeth borne is rushing to annecy and the president emmanuel macron described the attack as absolute cowardice. he said the nation was in a state of shock. translation: we nation was in a state of shock. translation:— nation was in a state of shock. translation: ~ ~ ., ., , ., translation: we know the assailant has been neutralised _ translation: we know the assailant has been neutralised and _ translation: we know the assailant has been neutralised and arrested. i has been neutralised and arrested. the prime minister is going to the scene. there are young children in a state of emergency and i invite you to respect a minute of silence for them and theirfamilies. in to respect a minute of silence for them and their families.- them and their families. in the national assembly _ them and their families. in the national assembly a _ them and their families. in the national assembly a minute'sl them and their families. in the - national assembly a minute's silence when news of the attack c

the country's prime minister, elisabeth borne is on her way to the scene. have reportedly told lawyers for donald trump, that he is the target of an investigation into his handling of classified documents at his florida residence. analysts say it is the clearest sign yet that prosecutors are moving closer to charging the former president. the bbc�*sjessica parker has more from washington. federal prosecutors have sent donald trump's legal team what's known as a target letter. that's according to us media. what's a target letter? well, it essentially informs someone they are the target of an investigation. in this case, the investigation into the handling of classified documents, the transfer of files to donald trump, the former president's mar—a—lago home in florida. this development, along with some other things that have been happening around the investigation, is being read as a potential sign that a charging decision could be near, even an indictment. but we don't know that for certain. donald trump has always denied wrongdoing and, in a message he sent

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stop the dangerous movement and was afraid that someone would be shot down french prime minister elisabeth bornhe police acted outside the bounds of what was permitted, emmanuel macron called the incident because of the riots, inexplicable and unforgivable. the president called an emergency meeting at the ministry of the interior, where he once again said nothing justifies the death of a young man, but the protests, according to akron, must stop father the last hours are marked with prices, violence against police stations, city hall schools, in fact, against institutions and the republic is absolutely not justified. i want to thank all those who defended this last night institutions and tried to restore calmness, what actually happened at the time of the communication between the policeman and the 17-year-old nail is now the main question. so far , only dry facts are at the disposal of the investigation, it turns out that the teenager was brought before for disobedience, this time his car with polish numbers was driving along the bus. at high speed, hiding from the police on two motorcycles an

the french prime minister, elisabeth borne, says the country is shaken by the attack and has given moresuspect. we are talking about a syrian national who has refugee status in sweden. and who applied for asylum in france but this was overridden by the swedish one which dates from ten years back. this person in question has no criminal record. neither does he have any kind of psychiatric record. i have to say that we are talking here about infants, very young infants, who have been very seriously injured, and i think that everyone who is a parent, all of us, are terrifically shocked by this event. it is a terrible thing that has happened. i intervened as soon as possible to make sure that everybody was being cared for and looked after. and of course, everybody in the administration is going to be looking at the refugee status of this individual. as i said, he has refugee status from sweden and therefore because sweden is part of the eu, he can come to france without any particular permission. but i think the message, the most important message is one of solidarity with the children, the

the prime minister, elisabeth borne, said the government was considering all options, but opposed to declaring a state of emergency. for the third night in a row, riots were across france. this is in bordeaux, lille, marseille. the government has deployed an extra 40,000 police officers, including elite police units. but, as anger grows in france, so does the skill of the unrest. for the first time, several shops were looted. this tobacco shop was destroyed, and most things inside it stolen. the owner lives right upstairs, and said that she heard hundreds of people breaking in the middle of the night, and was terrified. this isn'tjust happening in the suburbs, it is happening in the suburbs, it is happening in the suburbs, it is happening in central paris to, near famous landmarks like the loofah and there is some here, a crowd of protesters broke into a knife shop in central paris. here, a supermarket was looted. these rights are bad news for the french president, emmanuel macron. he had to leave our meeting of eu leaders in brussels to come back to paris and hold a crisis meeting.

the french prime minister, elisabeth borne, says the country has been shaken by the attack and has given suspect. translation: we are talking | about a syrian national who has refugee status in sweden. and who applied for asylum in france, but this was overridden by the swedish one which dates from ten years back. this person in question has no criminal record. neither does he have any kind of psychiatric record. i have to say that we are talking here about infants, very young infants, who have been very seriously injured, and i think that everyone who is a parent, all of us, are terrifically shocked by this event. it is a terrible thing that has happened. i intervened as soon as possible to make sure that everybody was being cared for and looked after. and of course, everybody in the administration is going to be looking at the refugee status of this individual. as i said, he has refugee status from sweden and therefore because sweden is part of the eu, he can come to france without any particular permission. but i think the message, the most important message is one of solidarity with

we do know that the prime minister of france, elisabeth borne, is heading to the scene there in thisnquil and picturesque alpine town of annecy. this gives you a sense of the scale and import of this attack after such and import of this attack after such a high—profile french official is heading to the scene. we are expecting to hear from heading to the scene. we are expecting to hearfrom her shortly and we will get updates on the condition of the victims and of the attacker. we do know that the attacker. we do know that the attacker was shot in the legs by police, who were dispatched to the scene very quickly and were able to neutralise the situation. the french interior minister has praised the response of emergency responders and police. we should say as well, that the attacker, according to sources, it was not known to the security services. still plenty of details to emerge here. i services. still plenty of details to emerge here-— services. still plenty of details to emerge here. i am 'ust looking at the same details — emerge here. i amjust looking at the same details you _ eme

french prime minister Élisabeth borne condemned the actions of officers. >> the shocking images broadcastyesterday show an intervention that clearly does not comply with the rules of engagement of engagement our law enforcement officers. amy: the u.n. security council has called for restraint on all sides of the israeli-palestinian conflict amid surging violence in the occupied west bank. on tuesday, u.s. deputy ambassador to the united nations robert wood offered a rare diplomatic rebuke of israel over the demolition of palestinian homes and the incitement to violence by elected officials in israel. >> we're deeply troubled by israel's recent announcement, advancing more than 5000 settlement units and reports of changes to israel system of settlement administration that expedite the planning and approval of settlements. amy: the u.s. navy says it will station its largest nuclear-armed submarine to south korea for the first time in four decades. this comes after south korean president yoon suk yeol and president joe biden agreed to a deal in april in which south korea agreed not develop i

elisabeth born can still hold the situation instead of 9,000 at once, 40,000 police officers all overafter dark on the mts, the streets were strewn with overturned burning cars and houses , heavy fire was introduced at law enforcement officers. fireworks are the main weapon of youth. some police officers had to seek cover, others were less lucky, shot at point-blank range at those who tried to escape alone by running, army trucks drove in. people tested more and more new types of improvised weapons at the crossroads, bombs exploded. there were no casualties. molotov cocktails are also everything more often in the arsenal of rebels . a fire was lit inside the building, into which they threw everything from papers to furniture, a sheet burned cars, a fire broke out in the building after fireworks were fired at a police uniform and huskies stole it. then they posed in new clothes for the camera phones completely attacked a site in the city of trap, burned the cars of the municipal police. it's all marrn. they defeated the commissariat of meudon. somewhere, with the help of shots from a g

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