of the if the employer is a federation and the other point is that emanuel quite forgot the dutch he's actually uniting all the opposition against him and the only people he muttered to them to bring to his side are actually individual does it because. in a fossil year who's president said as you just mentioned it's already a loss of but the president of the union refused to march but actually the members of the idea it's actually call our courting to march against the labor reform the last point is that we shouldn't forget the the violent clashes that erupted during last spring which actually called for the heavy intervention of the police and the government itself according to your own news network about four twenty two million euros i'm in tear gas that shows that the government is really preparing for the worst and here the street industry people are hardly unhappy first by you emmanuel mccall's and contempt towards the french they are not smart enough except europe and the second point is for him to be so aggressive when clearly he has nuclear legitimacy to be our president talked

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laws as they currently stand but there is high unemployment here in france that is something that emanuel macron has said that he is determined to tackle by pushing through these changes to the labor laws to morrow is set to be the biggest test of his presidency so far because the two big trade unions here they are going to be calling a general strike and they're going to be demonstrating on the streets of many cities here in france including paris against these reforms emanuel micron himself remains unequivocal he says that he has a strong mandate in order to push through these reforms in order to implement these changes to the law and on friday he had a thing or two to say about the people that oppose him take a listen. i will be absolutely determined i will not yield in any way not to sarkozy. not to extremists. and actually the french governments. and tried to backpedal a little bit on those comments by saying that actually he was referring to former presidents over the past thirty years. and chirac who didn't have the courage to push through these reforms they were always watered dow

emanuel of california to be a member. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the time until 5:30 p.m. will be equally divided between the two leaders or their designees. mrs. murray: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that paul thomas, a detailee in the health, education, labor and pensions committee, be granted floor privileges for the remainder of the first session of the 115th congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. murray: thank you, mr. president. now, before i begin on the nomination before us, i would like to first echo what so many of my colleagues, democrats and republicans, and millions of people across the country have made very clear today. enough with all the partisanship around health care. enough with playing politics with people's lives. and enough with the repeated attempts to roll back all our progress and move our country backward. it is time we drop graham-cassidy, drop trumpcare once and for

new round of strikes so that from this tomorrow is unions continue to show the rage that emanuel micron's new labor reforms the latest polls sixty percent of those quizzed the worried about the president's plans which is due to come into force next week. from paris. his popularity really slumped over the summer he's now got the lowest approval ratings according to one poll of any french president at this point into their presidential terms and one of the biggest reasons for this slump in the ratings is the labor law reforms that he wants to push through that's going to make it easier if he manages to push them through to hire and fire workers especially for small and medium businesses he was elected on a pro-business platform and he wants to give small and medium businesses greater flexibility here in france to allow small companies to bypass trade union agreements and herein lies the problem the trade unions here aren't happy about these reforms they see all this is an attempt to weaken their influence and to diminish their power here in france where they traditionally have rather a lot

i think it is a big shock in france and probably a big disappointment for emanuel mccomb who two days ago made a big speech about europe presenting his vision of europe for the future and he was sure that if the great big coalition i mean s.p.d. and c.d.u. the socially legal action. was. conducted he had the chance of at least realising pockley he's program but now it's going to be very difficult with the liberals partly was the greens as well and i think it's a it's a it's a big feeling you have in france that it's at last the front french are back on the european scenes we are young presidents who want to introduce reforms who has ideas about europe and now the germans are going to be at least until christmas discussing this new coalition i mean you know everybody it's very funny because everybody was saying oh the germans are so boring it's going to be the same as usual they would continue to they don't want to expend experimentations and though we're here we are always big experimentation no continued tea and a little bit of coliseum germany address you have been noting all the wh

the demonstrators have come out again in front to show how unhappy they are with emanuel not once one perform the working code they have described emanuel my own as being a man who only supports business i once took the rights of look at this is what people have been saying to us said that. if you tax work and workers were against it because it has no a show now we can share the work. resents the big boss says he wants a couple of good services social protections and everything achieved by workers turns a group without something. about ideology to be able to. stop work in fact he wants to get rid of employee protections all together it's a big attack of the hierarchy deals will now take over those are some of the reasons why the demonstrators hate feel so passionately against these reforms to the working code but not everybody is unhappy with the plans to reform the working code take it in front of forms that suggest it will mean that in four years we'll have more ability to hire and fire people to negotiate over salary in terms of additional hours that people work and that's why the

laws as they currently stand but there is high unemployment here in france that is something that emanuel macron has said that he is determined to tackle by pushing through these changes to the labor laws the two big trade unions here they are going to be calling a general strike and they're going to be demonstrating on the streets of many cities here in france including paris against these reforms emanuel micron himself remains unequivocal he says that he has a strong mandate in order to push through these reforms in order to implement these changes to the law and on friday he had a thing or two to say about the people that oppose him take a listen. i will be absolutely determined i will not yield in any way not to sarkozy. not to extremists. but actually the french government spokesperson tried to backpedal a little bit on those comments by saying that i. he was referring to former presidents over the past thirty years as. chirac who didn't have the courage to push through these reforms they were always watered down in some way and he said that courage takes great risk nevertheless on t

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the demonstrators have come out again in front to show how unhappy they are with emanuel not once one perform the working code they have described emmanuel my own as being a man who only supports business i once took the rights of look at this is what people have been saying to us said that. if you tax work and workers were against it because it has no a show now we can share the work. represents the big boss says he wants a couple good services social protections and everything achieved by workers agree without something. about ideology to be able to sign. what in fact he wants to get rid of employee protections all together it's a big attack of the hierarchy deals will now take over those are some of the reasons why the demonstrators hate feel so passionately against these reforms to the working code but not everybody is unhappy with the plans to reform the working so take front forms that suggest it will mean that in four years we'll have more ability to hire and fire people to negotiate over salary in terms of additional hours that people work and that's why the head of the employ

pascoe correspondent for the french weekly magazine look poor she says with the we can dangle americal emanuel micron's dream of a fresh start for europe is suddenly much more complex much to talk about of us begin with you pascal's tell us if you would give us a little bit of a flavor of how the election outcome here in germany has gone down with all the surprises it brought with it. i think it is a big shock in france and probably a big disappointment for my new my co who two days ago made a big speech about europe presenting his vision of europe for the future and he was sure that if the great big coalition i mean s.p.d. and seaview the social interaction. was. conducted he had the chance of at least realising pockley he's program but now it's going to be very difficult with the liberals partly was the greens as well and i think it's a it's a it's a bit feeling you have in france that lost the front french are back on the european scenes we are young presidents who want to introduce reforms who has ideas about europe and now the germans are going to be at least until christmas discussing th

president emanuel mccrone proposes a new tax breaks for france's wealthy leading to protests in paris. to employ. a riot police. to talk to ignore your right she abused right she discriminated left breach in front of them for dead these are the things that did not happen so we must go this way and english football fans get a warm welcome in moscow for the u.a.e. afaik champions league despite the british media's fear mongering ahead of the fixtures. this is our two international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned five pm i'm jack and thank you for joining us this hour. we start in catalonia where thousands of students are rolling in support of the region's independence referendum scheduled for this sunday castro has been following the mass protests in barcelona. mostly it was a clue from this section of the universities and schools here in qatar lumia who told the students to come out on the streets and you can see that. it's not going so this has been going on the whole day. guys guys are going to come pick up here anybody speaks english right so so wh

the post, schauble was a leading voice for austerity through the euro crisis >>> french president emanuelhas unveiled his government's first budget. his plans look to strengthen france's influence within the eu by shrinking the size of the state and freeing up a sluggish french economy for growth. the 2018 budget cut spending to programs protected by the state including housing and government sponsored jobs plans wealth and capital taxes have also been cut as macron looks to ease the tax burden of workers and businesses >>> coming back to one of our top stories, donald trump attracted widespread criticism for politicians and business leaders for his decision to withdraw from the paris climate agreement, however bob geldof told cnbc that the president's stands could end up bolstering environmental activism >> ignited the issue for the young. they weren't really captured by the existential threat by climate change maybe, maybe not, even though al gore's film was a big spur but the reality of an oppositional position to the president that they didn't want that excited them. so you have a lot

, he led to the village conversation -- church near nashville is charged with murder. 25-year-old emanuel samson is being held without bond... police say he shot and killed a woman and injured six >>> the man accused of opening fire at a church in nashville is charged with murder. 25-year-old emanuel sampson is held without bond after he shot and killed a woman and injured 6 others yesterday. the shooting happened as prayer service was laying out. lycie sampson killed a woman walking to her car. he then entered the church and shot 6 others before he was confronted by an usher>> during conversation search a was -- during the struggle the gunman shot himself probably accidentally.>> i don't understand this. >> police are questioning sampson about his motives. they have opened a federal civil rights investigation into the shooting.>>> suspect was shot during a conversation with police officers and mayor -- 2nd -->> officer safe they heard shots fired. they had no problem going inside. a man was holding his wife and kids ages 5 and 11, hostages.>> laura david doesn't know the family but was a

well french president emanuel surveying the damage on st martin the eleven people died when our tours of the caribbean island which is split between the netherlands and france micro is promising to boost security as people rebuild. the priority and what we're focusing all our efforts on is returning the island to normal life or as normal as possible in terms of public order we have massively deployed police military police and soldiers which will come from this region and from france and from ghana this will boost the number of security and military personnel by two thousand and that number will rise to three thousand by the end of this week well the island of has suffered extensive damage most people have been flown to antigua nearby john home and as more. you may be able to see in the oven you go home it's just like any of the other news here on bob you've completely sort of abandoned this really is a desert island right now there's no water there's little food and there's no inhabitants apart from a couple of ponies or horses and dogs and cats around here the only other things here

mike emanuel will be joining us. brett, thank you to you. want to go to mike emanuel. you are standing by on capitol hill with the latest that is happening there. brett gave us the gist of it. but where are things? >> senator graham which has been leading the charge on this graham-cassidy bill, he said it will eventually pass, just not this week. his partner bill cassidy said it is because they don't have the votes. there are four republican defections. they can only afford two. bottom line, they're not going to force an embare massment on the senate floor. here's senator graham from moments ago. >> where are we? if not yet, it's only a matter of when. i have talked to my colleagues. everybody is enthusiastic about the idea of taking money and power out of washington, returning it to their states to give their constituents more say about their health care. universal agreement in our conference that obamacare is failing, can't be repaired is structurally flawed. >> graham said they will get back to it after they go to tax reform. next up will be tax reform, something th

mike emanuel is on capitol hill.side the senate hearing on the health care bill, where protests continue. my, we are told that some are lining up for it to protest at 3:00 a.m.? >> yes, it has been quite a scene. there's been a bunch of arrest. people yelling. no cuts to mellow day. kill the bill, that sort of thing talking to folks that if they do not listen to what the police are saying, they have it will be handcuffed and taken out. we'll have numbers, but you get a sense for my audio, the people yelling all around me. here we are as republicans are looking at this health care reform effort. suddenly, the protesting has quieted down. there they go, okay. this is a critical week. the fiscal year ends this week. if they have to pay sit -- they have to do it by the end of the fiscal year which is saturday. that makes it a critical time. the trying to get this one hearing to have some debate for or against the bill today. it is not clear how successful they will be, how late they'll be willing to go in terms of trying

i don't understand it. >> police are now questioning emanuel kidega samson about his motive. the justice department opened an investigation into the shooting. >>> back here in san francisco, an officer involved shooting that left a father dead is under investigation tonight. police say the suspect held his own family hostage. >> reporter: before 3:00 a.m. officers heard a shot fired. they had no choice but to enter the home. >> made entry out of concern for the safety of the hostage. >> man was holding his wife and two kids, 5 and 11, hostage. >> the family was was with 2 kids. >> reporter: she doesn't know the family but she lives across the alley from them. >> i couldn't get in to my house. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i live right there. [ laughter ] >> next to it. >> reporter: initially calls came in about domestic violence with a weapon. when offian ceri15ve ar d minutes later one shot was fired from inside. the negotiation team stepped in but they say the man wouldn't let his wife and kids go. after three hours of talking to officers he refused to continue neg

. >> reciÉn llegado al mundo emanuel sobreviviÓ al terremoto que sacudiÓ mÉxico el jueves pasado, suella su mayor preocupaciÓn es el bienestar del pequeÑo emanuel. >> estÁ muy chiquito. >> gracias a dios tengo a mi niÑa. >> guadalupe duerme aquÍ con victoria de 20 dÍas de nacida. >> nos estÁn ayudando con paÑales, leche, ropa para ella. >> para quienes lo han perdido todo se han improvisado estos albergues donde la gente puede comer y dormir y la ayuda humanitaria comienza a llegar. >> la sociedad civil se organiÓo trayendo ropa y zapatos para los cerca de millÓn y medio de damnificados solo en oaxaca. >> lo hacemos de corazÓn y lo hacemos porque hoy por ellos y maÑana por nosotros. >> guadalupe y marÍa del carmen, madres solteras de no mÁs de 20 aÑos de edad dicen que junto a la reconstrucciÓn de su pueblo tambiÉn lucharÁn para sobre p sobreponerse a la adversidad y sacar adelante a estos pequeÑos del peor terremoto que ha golpeado a mÉxico en los Últimos 100 aÑos, desde oaxaca para noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo el gigante impacto del huracÁn harvey en la

so i think to your question, when the massacre at mother emanuel occurred it was shocking to everybody and caused people rethink relationships and things everybody thought was in these issues that everyone thought were kind of being managed or were okay, and for me now, a couple years later, it is really -- a very powerful influence on things. if i was stand neglect front door right now, mother emanuel church would be closer than that front door. it's right across the street. so, you messenger bet the flowers. every morning -- every day, i see people go and sort of pay respects and leave flowers and other sorts of things. it remains -- of course just to take a step back, with the trial and so that the legal process continues to sort of progress on that. it's just kind of hanging there. and charleston continues to evolve and to grow and to try to figure out how to deal with these kinds of things. i think the human hopes to try to be part of contributing to those conversations in productive and positive ways. show less text 00:52:13 >> there's a great tour in this, and with the work at t

. >> i was glad to be there and also when emanuel called mead and he said it's the one time of year, in terms of timing for the world war. 100 years. i said that's a very important period so we went and i was very proud to say that we are very, very, very good friends with france. that was a beautiful day and thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you, everybody. thank you. thank you very much. >> what are your plans with regard -- >> thank you all very much. thank you. >> mr. president, your plans on the paris climate accords?

mike emanuel is live on capitol hill, it was a remarkable scene. let's begin with the latest on this tax reform push. >> good afternoon, key republicans are outselling this tax reform plan, including the chairman of the ways and means committee, the tax committee of the house saying why it's critically important to get this done. >> we want to unleash the vast potential of this nation to tax reform, we have to start by unleashing the individual potential of every american. we have three key objectives to making such a tremendous difference for middle-class americans. >> top democrats are attacking this republican tax plan, saying it would be a deficit buster. >> this idea that the administration can pay for a 5-$7 trillion tax cut through growth is simply selling a bill of goods using fake math. >> republicans counter that their tax plan is designed to help the middle class, small businesses, expect that debate on either side of the aisle to continue in the month ahead. >> heather: disagreements eat up over tax reform, let's talk about this. the bi

i believe there is a lot of issues that are targeting christianity, rahm emanuel when he went after aand they would not open up, he would never allow one to be opened up in the city of chicago because of religious beliefs. that something is that is very troubling and dangerous and fostered an environment, where people feel comfortable doing these kinds of things. >> neil: rahm emanuel, i would be much more concerned with the violence in the crime spree with these kids getting killed. >> absolutely, as i am. >> neil: more evacuation is un. the flooding. all in all, it is the flooding. like so many storms before, it strums to come after. it is the flooding. more after this. >> neil: mandatory evacuation for parts of north carolina as maria makes its way up to the east coast. we just heard from the governor of puerto rico they are in a world of hurt. they could take not months or years, but when you heard from him, decades in which to recove recover. our meteorologist extraordinaire, everett kids to get rightly scared about this, she is also the author of "the flash flood" which is very

demonstrators have filled the streets of paris in protest at president emanuel macro's labor reforms tens of thousands of people took part in protest was organized by macros far left rivals calling for resistance to the labor reforms saying job protection signed the reforms into law on friday in a bid to boost growth and create jobs. the measures using executive orders rather than parliament saturday's protest was the third in a series throughout france. six people have been injured in a suspected acid attack in london the attack took place at a shopping center in the east of the city following in between a group of people they said one man was arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm but they don't believe the incident was tearing related london has seen a spate of acid attacks in recent months. today i'm speaking with director general about the media democracy and the man himself limburg welcome to the interview thank you mr. great to have you with us my name is thomas upon mr lemberg you have a special relationship to germany because you didn't grow up here. your fath

respond should disturbances get sinn fein's of course all of this in protest against the changes that emanuel wants to make to the labor laws here in france and he really did himself no favors here during the week last week when he referred to all of his opponents as lazy take a listen to what he had to say. and that phrase appears to have really galvanized a lot of people to come out on to the streets a lot of people here waving banners saying we all the slackers slackers of the world unite but really people very unhappy head the trade unions with these changes to the labor laws that meant to liberalize the working market head that meant to make it easier for firms to hire and fire personnel which emanuel my son seems to think is going to change the pretty dire situation here with the unemployment rate front has a stubbornly high unemployment rate it's double bottom of fronts of the u.k. and germany but the trade unions are all dead set against it take a listen to what the people we spoke to had to say. this lowers anti social because it's. good but in the world of oil this law doesn't provi

yeah, i am proud of him. >> it's unclear whether the suspect, emanuel sampson, was illegal gun owner. he was at a refugee sudan's civil war. he texted his father "i have a gun to my head. have a nice expletive life." john lots, author of "more guns, less crime" says it contributes to lower crime rates. >> states with the biggest increase in permanence have seen the biggest relative drops and violent crime. you have about a 1.5% drop in murder rates. >> a study found "no credible evidence the passage of right to carry laws decreases or increases violent crime." the study with which some disagree. >> it seems to be the case that if you allow anyone to carry concealed weapons, you're going to pay a higher price and terms of increased violent crime. >> while the debate continues in congress, momentum is building for the concealed carry reciprocity act. it is 212 cosponsors and would allow a person to carry a concealed handgun in any state where it's legal. >> bret: thanks. violent crime, including homicides, shootings, robberies was up for the second straight year in 2016. that's accordin

rahm emanuel needs to stop playing games with people who love this mayor that we have in the city of chicago does not care about black people. that activist in pre-court ashley and kanye west is right george bush doesn't care about black people. some hiring about the brutal the temperature is the bad as it is the building trust of the black community but don't worry guys rahm is working to build that trust back after announcing the construction of a ninety five million dollar police and fire training academy that will be closed off to the public track a swimming pool a shooting range and space for simulations of scenarios scenarios like black people going to the grocery store walking from the grocery store and generally minding their own business the academy would increase police presence in west garfield park one of chicago's poorest neighborhoods and comes months after a department of justice report found chicago police are corrupt and miss now. they make a dumpster fire look like a labor day cookout so let's hear straight out of rob's mouth how this will lead to more effective com

the employers federation has actually come out not just in support of this reform but is actually emanuel not going to go all in when he introduces that working reform some people have described this as being a bellwether for mcallen's presidency because this is his first major attempt to pass a big piece of legislation in front of me but recesses have failed to see. it will be able despite his continuing plunging popularity in the public in the polls to be able to push this reform through and to appease the french people. altie paris. first of all it was red square drawing the best military orchestras from all around the world has completed its final day daniel event well the first story this year. i. t's medina coach should have attended the final day of the festival. reza where has turned all colorful and ride this as it is hosting the final say of the international military music festival that crowds of people gather aids and red square get a chance to see ensembles from fourteen different countries wearing their colorful uniforms playing a dance from across the square now this grand

demonstrate against the floor and these protests today are seen as a bit of a litmus test as well for emanuel not going because earlier on his team in the summer try to divide and conquer a lot of the trade unions they're not all taking call they often simply suffering's to some of the labor collectives and some of them haven't turned up yet but there are a lot of people here who say they are very unhappy with these proposed bills take a listen to what some of the people i spoke to had to say a little bit earlier on. this floor is anti social because it's one of. the budget wall this law doesn't provide workers with rights to work doesn't give privileges in both the public and the private sectors we defend the interests of workers what conditions retirement should. the draft or thanks eighteen million workers the majority of french workers will significantly limit their rights to make it easier to find people when it's not justified. it's about to lower which is harmful for us this would leave us without any more guarantees of avoided if we're all adults we were present the people and the mov

mike emanuel has details on it live on capitol hill. the president says he wants a fix, not a mass deportation. >> no question. paul ryan previewed this meeting saying any deal on these young people brought to the country would need to include more boarder security. >> we're not going to negotiate to the media. let me be really clear. daca is a symptom of a bigger problem. which is we do not have control of our borders. while we do with daca, which is the president has asked us to deal with us, we have to deal with the problem in the first place. securing borders, enforcing laws so we don't have another daca program ten years down the road. >> nancy pelosi said the time may be right for a big deal on immigration. >> the senate passed comprehensive immigration reform. we passed the dream act. we couldn't pass each other's house. now is the time to get it done. >> both ryan and pelosi said a president eager to cut deals on debt and government spending. they're feeling the pressure to figure out this issue as well. >> shepard: we're seeing

to rare rahm emanuel this may not seem like a huge deal to you but after he had the video of chicago police murdering black teen requirement donald to a real action he's kind of been scarce. well beyond scarce more like endangered species list for good reason. rahm emanuel needs to stop playing games with people who love this mayor that we have in the city of chicago does not care about black people. that activist i'm pretty curt ashley and kanye west is right george bush doesn't care about black people. some high ranking elected officials have a track record as the bad as it is the building trust of the black community but don't worry guys rahm is working to build that trust back after announcing the construction of a ninety five million dollars police and fire training academy that will be closed off to the public rather a swimming pool a shooting range and space for simulations of scenarios i believe scenarios like black people going to the grocery store walking from the grocery store and generally minding their own business cademy would increase police presence in west garfield p

police say the gunman is 25-year-old emanuel cadega-sampson from nearby muff riazboro. he will be jailed and face murder and attempted murder charges. nashville police aren't saying why they think this happened, but federal officials say the fbi will open a separate civil rights investigation, looking at whether race was the motive. frances? >> thank you very much. >>> and this morning, the trump administration's latest travel restrictions are causing concern across the country after the white house issued a new executive order banning or restricting visas for travel from eight countries to the united states indefinitely. the new order keeps the original travel ban restrictions which were due to expire on five of the original six countries -- libya, somalia, syria, yemen, and iran, and brings in three other countries, venezuela, north korea, and the central african nation of chad. announcing the order, president trump tweeted, "making america safe is my number one priority. we will not admit those into our country we cannot safely vet." but this morning it's the preside

the employers federation has actually come out not just in support of this reform but is actually emanuel not going to go when he introduces that working reform some people have described this as being a bellwether for my presidency because this is his first major time to pass. big piece of legislation here in front but recess is have failed so means the scene will be able despite his continuing plunging popularity in the party in the polls to be able to push this reform through and to appease the french people. altie paris well as mccrone moves to reshape the economy the latest polls show he's losing popularity you can see it's dropped to forty percent mccrone spokesperson however claims the president will quote transform the country well other presidents have fared a lot better at the same points in their careers nicolas sarkozy had a sixty nine percent approval rating and even francois along who is best known as mr unpopular had fifty four meanwhile some have accused the new french president of arrogance in light of some of the things he's been saying on the world stage. we have absolu

school activists unhappy with what they see as being the pro-business policies of emanuel and the fact that he's introduced new legislation the working code in practice here in france using executive orders and bypassing the parliamentary process no money or much call speech today was about outlining his vision for you of the run draft of ideas for europe over the next ten years and beyond and including in some of those ideas was how he saw europe should deal with migration and feature only a united europe can efficiently defend our borders secured received those with the right to asylum and help them integrate it all and send back those who don't meet the requirements for such protection as long as the procedure for receiving asylum seekers remains long and scrappy as long as we fail to organize migrants being returned without the right to remain we lose both inefficiency and inhumanity. we are in need of profound changes i proposed to our counterparts to create a european army and i opened this initiative towards the french army and all militaries coming from all european countries v

president emanuel mccrone proposes new tax breaks for france's wealthy leading to protests and paris. hilton brought here to riot police to talk to them. like she abused right she discriminated left britain bunch of them for a day these are the things that. an english football fans get a warm welcome in march for the u.s. afaik champions league despite the british media sphere mongering head of the fixtures. it's just turned six pm here in moscow i'm jacqueline guga thank you for joining me and the whole team here at r.t. h.q. . we start in catalonia where thousands of students are rallying in support of the region's independence referendum scheduled for this sunday luis castro has been following the mass protest in barcelona. mostly it was a clue from this section of the universities and schools here in qatar lumia who told the students to come out on the streets and you can see that coming. in the. yeah so this is been going on the whole day. guys guys ago couple here anybody speaks english right so so what do you think what do you want to tell the people that is watching right now

line from berlin france's president calls for more european unity in a highly anticipated speech emanuel mccall said they e.u. is too weak to slow and too inefficient he wants a joint budget for the eurozone under shed military intervention force but i will not go down that road in france and across the rest of the e.u. also on the program. just two days after germany's rightwing i after day you celebrated huge election campaigns they you posses carlita resigned. and he severely criticised treatment of minorities and fights for the poorest of the pull out human rights lawyer called and called gonzales as one of the alternative nobel prize the right to life but. i'm still go welcome to the program french president emmanuel mccraw is delivering a long awaited speech on his vision for the european union addressing a crowd of the so bone university in paris he has described the current a use systems as weak slow ineffective and cold for i shan't budget for the eurozone more cooperation on terrorism and proposed a european rapid reaction force to work in tandem with nato. well they w.y.l. you