in civil war is brewing in france that's the warning from a number of french soldiers to president emanuel mccrone for the 2nd time they accuse the president of granting what they called concessions to islamism the open letter was posted on a far right website that. and echoed a similar text published last month by a group of retired generals but this time it was open to the public and the website says it received tens of thousands of signatories at least $800.00 soldiers involved in april's letter face sanctions before a military court both letters were condemned by the french government but welcomed by far right leader marine le upon who is seen as micron's main rival in next year's presidential election. in parts of the letter addressed to president micron and his cabinet soldier said we're not talking about extending your mandate or conquering others we're talking about the survival of our country the survival of your country they describe themselves as part of a younger generation of soldiers who quote have offered up their lives to destroy the islamism that you have made concessions

dr zeke emanuel, it's i on this case. dr zeke emanuel, it's lovel to on this case. case. dr zeke emanuel, it's lovely to have you on the _ on this case. dr zeke emanuel, it's i lovely to have you on the programme. fascinating this is up again for mainstream discussion. i had a quick look back in with the who said when they reported back in march, they'd been out there on a fact—finding mission. they said all hypotheses remain on the table, with not yet found the source of the virus and we must continue to follow the science. the more prominent theory they put forward with the virus jump from bats into farm animals before spreading to humans, but it's not as you say, jane, back in public discourse, it's appearing in places we did not expect to see it. find we did not expect to see it. and it's 0 en we did not expect to see it. and it's open pp _ we did not expect to see it. and it's open up this _ we did not expect to see it. and it's open up this whole question again of who sets the parameters for the debate itself. it is notjust a question of what's true and what is

we passed and know that 20 years ago to call it a crime against humanity or these are signs that emanuel mccall will continue to hold this a right wing down ward spyware or the primaries that's or is that's not only is it doing a thought but you also have an overall normalization of the far right rhetoric and as these opens have been signed us a man who in a cold is a shift to the to the far right think he's going to win in the 2nd round i guess but in a band we also have a person not should do if you're a former general or in the middle french military positioning instead of us potentially a candidate and he has been making you know i'm going from presidential branch for him on how low or there should be reestablished a hotly debated area called to save the frogs given their experience with the already reasons to worry so of course the open wasn't over exaggeration yes the problem is that the overall context and the week of government we haven't and is so sure constance is in france mr duck the these op eds would go far beyond the initial intention yes you meant the bosom but afterward

ready ready again, piece adobe into your top stories from al jazeera, the french president emanuel macro has asked rwandans for forgiveness for his country's role in the 1994 genocide, france back to the previous government. during the civil war, many of its officials took part in the genocide sin. only those who have been through the night can perhaps forgive. and therefore, we ask for them to give us the gift of forgiveness, than we ask for them to give us the gift of forgiveness. in that historic sign of reconciliation, president polka got me praised, microns acknowledgement, his words were something more vulnerable than an apology. the they were the truth speaking, the truth is a risk, but you do it because it is right. the human human rights chief, michelle bachelor, says, is really striking god, the could amount to war crimes. members of the un human rights counselor considering a resolution calling for an independent investigation gift is found to be in this proportion and what's the impact on such up stock make on war crimes. on the other hand, it is also a violation of internati

the lower house of the french parliament has approved a new climate change bill president emanuel micron's trying to slash greenhouse gas emissions ahead of a deadline in 2030 but as natasha butler now reports environmental groups say it just doesn't go far enough. the high speed train from paris to the western french city of non takes 2 and a half hours people can also fly between the 2 cities but that is set to change under french president emanuel macros new climate law some short internal flights will be banned to help lower carbon emissions so this is one of 5 intercity journeys in france which will now only be possible by road or train. the climate law aims to reduce carbon emissions in france by 40 percent by 2030 with measures targeting industry food and housing it will also encourage grassroots projects like this wind farm located an hour from now and it's financed and code by nearly 400 local residents and a renewable energy company and the traditional will change everything but at least we consider it as a good 1st step. the world's a model where we have more and more. we want t

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human rights violations, abuses and atrocities that have taken place in t gray. french president. emanuel micron is also under and for forgiveness for his country's role in the line 194 genocide, france back president polk, regarding his rivals in the previous government. during the civil war. thousands of people are evacuating the city of goma and the democratic republic of congo. after warnings of volcano could erupt for a 2nd time, mount bongo erupted on saturday, sending rivers of lava flowing towards the city. dozens of people were killed and many more missing. marley's vanity says its release transitional leaders who are detained on monday. the army arrested, the prime minister in president, under orders from one of the military officers who led last year coo military says both civilian leaders resigned from their physicians. it's inside story. now. stay with us here on al jazeera, me a return to democracy in danger. molly's transitional leaders are arrested and forced to step down, its being called a qu, within a coo and the military judge is back in control. will regional mediatio

mike emanuel explains.ivers is huge but experts know there was a shortage and truck drivers before covid which is only gotten worse during the pandemic. the american trucking association estimates 60,000 truck drivers i needed to meet current demand nationwide. 1.1 million to meet the needs of the next decade. >> truck drivers do matter and they are the moving of the economy. the top job in 29 states as the truck driver but a shortage of drivers is likely to hit consumers in the wallet and fewer drivers make it more difficult to move goods to their destination. >> we are talking natural gas to baby dolls to food, to clothing. there's a truck driver behind everyone those goods and services. there is a bipartisan addressing congress to address this need. democratic senator jon tester and john younger leading the charge on the act. a trucker must be 21 to drive across state lines. their proposal would lower the age by requiring an apprenticeship training program. >> we have others who support this effort becau

the french president emanuel crohn has asked rwandan for forgiveness for his country's role in the 1994 genocide. france backed the previous government during the civil war. many of which officials took part in the genocide. so only those who have been through the night can perhaps forgive and therefore we ask them to give us the gift of forgiveness than we ask for them to give us the gift of forgiveness. molly's military says it's released transitional leaders who were detained on monday. the army arrested, the prime minister and president under order from one of the military officers who led last year coo, the military says both civilian leaders resigned from their positions while they were being detained. iran, the supreme leader is urging citizens to vote in the upcoming presidential elections. i taught ali, i'm in a cold on iranians to ignore the calls to boycott that vote in june. there has been criticism of the decision to exclude several prominent figures from running for presidents. the thousands of people are evacuating the city of gama and democratic republic of congo after w

in ethiopia and integrate particular or i suffer from adam fisher capitol hill. french president. emanuel micron is asked for forgiveness face countries role in the $994.00 rwandan genocide. it happened during my cross 1st visit to carly as president. the french leader stopped short of a formal apology ties between the 2 nations of long, been strained after accusations france was complicit in the killings. france had fact president polka gummies rivals in the previous government during the civil war on the to know. so in putting myself with humility and respect on your side today, i am recognizing our responsibilities as in gang involved since 1990 in a conflict in which it had no precedence. france did not know how to hear the voices of those. they warned it also overestimated. strength to be able to stop those who were already there with france did not understand why wanting to obstruct a regional conflict or civil war was in fact, staying alongside a genocidal regime or the historic sign of reconciliation. rwanda's, president for gama praised microns speech at the moral for the victims

mike emanuel fox news. oh bury weather temperature is starting off the week on a warm note.fact, the warmest locations right around 90 degrees. the eventual trend, though we're going to cool things off the over the next few days tomorrow. still a few one neighborhoods could be close to 1 90. let's show you some of the numbers from today's we take a look at the maps. you could see the hot spots a few 90 sprinkled sprinkled on this graphic out toward fairfield, antioch and out toward conquered oakland, 78 some eighties up in the north bay and san francisco downtown. down in the upper sixties. now tomorrow, inland, still fairly war, but then we cool things off on a thursday and friday by the weekend looks like another bump of the numbers, but nothing that to major looks like a pretty quiet to forecast over the next few days. so as i mentioned probably the most noticeable change for tomorrow will be near the immediate coastline where we could have some patchy fog and right around the bed self with a bit of that cooler breeze, but one more warm day well, inland. here's a satellit

half hours people can also fly between the 2 cities but that is set to change under french president emanuel mackerels new climate law some short internal flights will be banned to help lower carbon emissions so this is one of 5 intercity journeys in france which will now only be possible by road or train. the climate law aims to reduce carbon emissions in france by 40 percent by 2030 with measures targeting industry food and housing it will also encourage grassroots projects like this wind farm located an hour from now and it's financed and code by nearly $400.00 local residents and a renewable energy company and the traditional will change everything but at least we consider it as a good 1st step towards a model where we have more and more course we want to take on the energy transition and invest in that kind of things micron has made tackling climate change a presidential priority some scientists say that parts of coastal france could be submerged by rising water levels by the end of the century throughout his presidency emanuel mark carreau has projected an image of himself as a nida in

i'm mike emanuel. thank you to all the beautiful mothers out there. have an awesome day. ♪ kristin: i'm chris wallace. facebook's independent oversight board maintains a temporary ban on donald trump but sends the case back to the social media giant. now, facebook has six months to make a final decision. what does it mean for mr. trump's ability to get out his message and raise money as he considers another run for president. and what does it mean for the push in congress to regulate big tech? >> whether it's six months or six days, what we see in this decision is really about chilling free speech. speech.chris: will sit down wih former federal judge, michael mcconnell, only on fox news sunday. then, republican lawmakers in the house call for new leadership. backing trump defender elise defender stefanekto replace liz. we're joined by congressman jim banks of indiana, one of the leaders in the drive to oust cheney. it's a fox news sunday exclusive. plus -- >> our efforts are starting to work. but the climb is steep and we still have a long way to go.

julian emanuel, btig chief equity and derivatives strategist, joins us now. the selloff in bitcoin? and as it spread to other asset classes? julian: well, it has already spread to other asset classes in a low-grade way. but what people fail to understand is that the newness of digital assets, you're talking about going as a 70 volatility instrument. very few people have experienced trading at 70 volatility instrument. bitcoin was trading $18,000. we said there was a $50,000 price target. people look at us with rolling eyes. the very same people that thought we were being too bearish when bitcoin hit six to $4000 a month ago or so, the same people we believe that are actually liquidating right now. you just have to understand that with the evolution of this technology, and it really is as much about the technology has anything else, you just are going to have volatility and you have to look at the price history. guy: just to look at the mechanics here in what is happening in crypto and other asset classes, how much of this is on margin? how much of this is ins

emanuel -- >> can i get on that? 100,000 women who have been pregnant have gotten this vaccine, and we have not seen any side effects in pregnancy. in addition, women who are pregnant generate antibodies and those antibodies go to the fetus and also when they begin to breast-feed the baby after delivery they go to the baby protecting the baby from this devastating virus. >> it's a plus, plus, plus, plus when it comes to pregnancy. and no side effects. dr. zeke, what i wanted to ask you about is concerns about the new mrna technology. can you address that? >> yes. first of all, this mrna technology has been in development for nearly 30 years. it's not as it were new. initially there were inflammatory side effects that prevent it had from being used as a vaccine or therapeutic. now it's very safe. it doesn't get incorporated into the dna of a person. it's used to make antigen -- or to make a protein that the body's immune response goes to. it has been used a lot. it just hasn't been used in this vaccine case. but, as i

for military intervention unfortunately the government is not up to it and now it's going to be on emanuel mccall and he's a people to be in the army but send him back into their recent operation which means that there would require they call it because they're on them and these are if we can just take a step back for a moment to look at the larger picture here these letters are alleging that president micron has made concessions to fundamentalist islam what exactly does that mean. it means that he's not getting seriously with what they see as extreme 'd or extremist islamist movements in in france which is not correct. in these 2 letters these are some of the retired military and some of the current mates are saying that they went to the front on the give their blood or risked their lives for france but when we see the conflicts in which they were caught contributing in afghanistan in mali we see that there were confront in this so-called. islam and justice islam and i think that this is how the seed work this year a word in which we have us against them and this and deceit that the. musl

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the french parliament is expected to approve a climate change bill in the next hour or so president emanuel or crown is trying to slash greenhouse gas emissions ahead of a deadline in the a 2030 but as natasha button are reports environmental groups say it just doesn't go far enough. the high speed train from paris to the western french city of non takes 2 and a half hours people can also fly between the 2 cities but that is set to change under french president emanuel mackerels new climate law some short internal flights will be banned to help lower carbon emissions so this is one of 5 intercity journeys in france which will now only be possible by road or train. the climate law aims to reduce carbon emissions in france by 40 percent by 2030 with measures targeting industry food and housing it will also encourage grassroots projects like this wind farm located an hour from now and it's financed and code by nearly $400.00 local residents and a renewable energy company and the traditional will change everything but at least we consider it as a good 1st step towards a model where we have more

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i'm mike emanuel in washington. joint for a special report, top of the hour.welcome back to "the five" memorial day special. first up, another instagram question from a firecracker. this one is for you. first up, if you could have an exotic service animal, what would you choose and why? an exotic service animal, dana. >> dana: before the commercial break, i have been thinking about it. what that most -- but animal can you most easily clean up after because it is a service animal, you may still have to the clean up after it. my first thought was an elephant. that is a lot of cleaning up to do. hard to do. i was thinking of a draft because i'm so giraffe because i'm so short. i think i might just go with a sloth. because i don't know if -- but everyone would want to come to help you. >> i love it. jessica what about you? >> jesse: i will go with a lizard. i will explain why. you could shove a lizard on your shoulder and you could go about their day. you don't have to really think about it. i'm going to go with lizard, final answer. >> if you're going to do a liz

welcome to fox news live, happy mother's day, i'm mike emanuel.ial pipeline is working with the federal government to restore operations. the shutdown is not expected to effect gas supply or prices unless they can't get it running again soon. griff jenkins is following this developing story, good afternoon, griff. griff: good afternoon, mike, department of energy all investigating this as well as the government's cybersecurity and infrastructure agency but no one confirming the identity of the cyber-attackers or saying what it is that they are demanding as worries over a prolonged destruction mounts and congresswoman is sounding the alarm. >> unfortunately these sorts of attacks are becoming more frequent, they're here to say and we have to work in partnership with businesses to secure -- secure networks to defend ourselves against these attacks. as it relates to colonial, the president was briefed yesterday with an all-hands on deck effort right now. griff: the white house releasing statement saying the federal government is working to assess imp

but president emanuel macro has admitted that his country fail, the victims of rwanda genocide in 1994. but his speech at the county genocide memorial stopped short of an apology. rhonda has long accused france of complicity. the deaths of 800000 people were mostly towards you. foreign ministers meeting in portugal to discuss further sanctions against bruce, a. germany's fundamental hi co mass says the bellows have paid a high price for forcing the landing of a ryan and jets in order to arrest the didn't journalist ministers want to come up with a list of targeted economic sanctions that use already bad and valid. lucy and airlines from the skies flying in circles before going right back to where it started. the beloved in bella rizzi and airlines flight from minsk to barcelona, never reached its final destination. it was forced to return to minsk after polish officials told the pilot he may not be allowed to enter french es face . on monday the european union agreed to ban beller as an airlines from its skies. the measure is among sanctions imposed after bela was forced to plain to la

this is why french president emanuel mcclung and german health minister in span of visiting south africa to support technology transfer and the establishment of regional manufacturing centers. friends committed up to 500000000 euros. germany will invest up to 50000000. we have very keen to support and cooperate in this area with other countries around the world. we think it is very important that we can make it possible that everyone on the world that wants to be vaccinated can get vaccinated to be safe. when everyone is safe, if an opportunity south africa has been a leading voice, speaking out against lack of vaccine access for poor countries, and demanding and intellectual property waiver for cobit 900 vaccine, saying on this, we are not going to retreat. because for us to retreat means that we say our people's lives are not worth much the lives of our people with a great deal. and we do this because we want to save our people's life. and we therefore wait to continue insisting that this wave should be there so far, not a single vaccine is produced in south africa from scratch. only o

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correspondent gadi schwartz in los angeles, and university of chicago vice provost dr.ie ezekiel emanuel. there were experts who wanted to see that number move up a little bit before they took the next step. what's your opinion? is this the right call for the cdc at this time? >> i think it was the right call. i think it's a little confusing, and i think without an immunity passport, a vaccine passport, as people are calling it, it creates some confusion. if you could walk into a store and flash a qr code into a machine and it would say you've been vaccinated, that would make, i think, a lot more safety and reassurance to people. as dr. fauci said, your risk if you're vaccinated is very low. but let's remember, it's not zero. your risk for symptomatic infection is about 97%. 3% of the people will get something. and asymptomatic infection is only 86%. and we don't know the long-term consequences of these infections. as we know from baseball, not all vaccines are perfect. this, i think, creates some confusion and problems without the vaccine passport. >> well, on this vaccine passport issu

meanwhile, biden is expected to announce soon his nomination of former chicago mayor rahm emanuel to be the next ambassador to japan. emanuel, who also served as a chief of staff for obama, has faced fierce public backlash for helping cover up the 2014 police killing of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. in media news, amazon announced wednesday it was acquiring metro-goldwyn-mayer studios for $8.45 billion, its largest acquisition after whole foods. with the purchase, amazon will add the james bond franchise and thousands of older films to its prime video streaming catalog. in a statement, public citizen said -- "amazon is prioritizing monopolizing content for the streaming service while completely failing to address the real concerns of workers, small businesses, and regulators. this massive dominant monopoly needs to be broken up." the planned merger comes on the heels of a $130 billion merger between warnermedia and discovery. warnermedia was spun off of time warner, which at&t acquired in 2018 for $85 billion. top executives at the largest u.s. banks appeared on capitol hill for a sec

because i can tell you, my very good friend emanuel ax and i are so devoted to change that present normn pieces is if you actually got the music, got some friends together, and played it. >> yeah. right. >> and what happened when recordings came in, because we wanted to sell the recording -- you know, the recordings, and say, "oh, you're an amateur orchestra. you're playing this beethoven symphony. we don't want you to do that anymore because here is this great recording of this great orchestra, and it's so much better than you could possibly do it. therefore, we don't want you to py it. we just want you to buy the recording." that is a creative killer. >> yeah. >> because as soon as -- this is the same thing with our citizenship thing. until we participate, until we are fully engaged, it's not our country. it's somebody else's. because, you know, "the problems are too big for me. leave it to the professionals." we havto be involved. and in the creative process, it was the amateurs, the people who were the funders and the creators all worked really closely together. i just -- you know -

first, let's bring in mike emanuel on where dark-with more on where the trump facebook controversy standsight glow the decision to uphold ban on former president trump for now has led to calls to break up big tech platforms with some arguing for anti-trust reform, after allegations of censoring conservatives. >> this is going to be a breakup of big tech. when you look at google and facebook, they have more power over what we read and what we see than any in the media. >> there's also significant certain from those close to former president trump, that being shut out by facebook and twitter could severely impact his fund raising power and ability to reach his base. the trump re-election campaign devoted a 9 figure budget to facebook. as for president biden -- >> the president's view is that the major platforms have a responsibility related to the health and safety of all americans to stop amplifying untrustworthy content, disinformation and misinformation. >> reporter: in congress, there's at least some bipartisan support for big tech reform. with some on the left pushing for section 230 r

i'm mike emanuel. join me for a special report at 6:00 eastern live. charles: it's been a great start to the year for your money an wall street. with the white house and many democrats still pushing tax hikes, there's something that investors need to be watching the next few months. let's get the read from scott martin and kimberly. your thoughts. >> yeah, no one wants to pay more taxes. the bottom line, investors have a higher worry. that is inflation as opposed to tax policy. it's something that we'll be hurt from in the growth market. if you took a dollar, charles and invested that in 1926 and adjusted for inflation, would be worth way more -- the purchasing payer would be worth more adjusted for inflation than basically the taxes along the way. so we don't have to really necessarily fear the green reaper of tax policy. we don't want to pay more than our fair share. >> charles: sure, listen, i use the analogies myself. in real life when markets are volatile and reacting to things, whether it's inflation or tax policies, it's hard to stay long whethe

i'm mike emanuel. the united nations security council holding a meeting today to discuss the violence in the region on this a seventh day of bombardment as president biden and other international partners hope to negotiate a cease fire. trey yingst with the latest, hello, trey. trey: mike, good afternoon, heavy israeli air strikes as the factions inside gaza fire more rockets. israel security cabinet is not interested in a cease fire at this time. we are getting video out of gaza showing widespread destruction. last night there was significant damage to an apartment building and today there are new questions about why israel targeted the structure with many civilians inside. 42 gazans were killed since yesterday evening bringing death toll to 200. in israel southern cities saw several rockets today. no casualties were reported. >> i hope the world see what happens in the synagogue. they don't want to stop. they never want to stop. they just want to kill us. trey: you can see the massive hole in the sea

as you said the french president emanuel macron fully in favor. on the other side of the coin, germany is saying, look, these patent protections, these intellectual property rights, they are a source of innovation, and ought to be protected, and germany also saying, look, the patent rights are not the problem right now. quality production capacity, that is the much bigger issue. the eu commission president ursula vander line, her comments were more difficult to decipher and ready to discuss the u.s. proposal and how it could help address the covid crisis but didn't make a commitment in either direction. the argument for doing this, obviously srgs many of these vaccines were developed using public taxpayer dollars and ought to be as widely available around the globe as possible. the argument against is exactly the argument that the biontech founder made to cnn just yesterday, she says that by waiving these patent rights it would actually only increase the amount of chaos in the production, because developing a vaccine, she said is, a very precise b

>> bret: mike emanuel in bethesda, thank you.rs are outlining a $928 billion infrastructure spending proposal tonight as a counter offer to the president's plan that wine crease spending tens of billions of dollars on roads, bridges, water resources, rail and broadband. g.o.p. lawmakers want to procure unused covid relief funds, an idea the white house is already dismissing. president biden says he will meet with west virginia republican senator shelley moore capito next week to discuss the legislation. meantime massachusetts democratic senator elizabeth warren is not in a compromising mood. >> we were in a crisis before the pandemic hit. it only got worse during the pandemic. this is our chance to expand our idea of what infrastructure means. >> bret: warren says the republican proposal is not a serious counter offer. stocks were mixed today. the dow gains 142, the s&p 500 finished up 5. the nasdaq lost 2. ♪ >> bret: up next, law enforcement using heavily armed gun boats to try to deal with the immigration surge along the southe

>> bret: mike emanuel in mclean, virginia. thanks.ory about an american veteran whose fight for freedom for north koreans may cost him his own. but, first, long time virginia republican senator john warner has died. warner was chairman of the powerful senate armed services committee. he also happened to be the sixth husband of movie star elizabeth taylor. here is congressional correspondent chad pergram. >> we have worked together on behalf of the interest of our nation. >> john william warner iii was born in washington, d.c., but he was pure virginia. >> he was also a truly old school virginia gentleman. john knew a thing or two about horse racing. that's high praise coming from a kentuckyen. >> i asked john warn tore come to lunch with me in the senate dining room it was like i had brought the pope. in all the senators and their families were coming over to talk to john warner because they loved him so much. >> with central casting good looks and a shock of parted hair he will hollywood version of the senator when elect to the senat

joining us mike emanuel, chief washington correspondent.st administration to go after reporters leaked investigations. this was approved by bill barr, involved reporting of the russia probe aimed at president trump, his inner circle it could of course be viewed as political. >> we all remember the russia probe was a very sensitive topic with president trump and his senior team. it was meeting with campaign advisor jeff sessions who went on to become the attorney general when the articles were published. he was attorney general of the united states, and a couple weeks later he would announce crack down on a culture of leaking. so he was not lying about that. clearly he was serious about going after the leakers. i'm not going to defend whether folks should leak classified information or not but as journalist you tell your sources hey, i will protect you. i'm not giving up your name for anything, big brother reaches over you, goes through your call records, has phone numbers, length of time of the calls, it probably doesn't take long for the j

michael, thank you very much, i guess there is logic to that, strike while the iron is hot, mike emanuele are going for you earlier, a letter, email, comments, texts are all well, and we are going to be featuring them on friday, every friday, we might extend it beyond that, it must be nice, someone who wrote today, "europe session makes me uncomfortable, you could be her father." is there anything wrong with wishing her a happy birthday? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ musical it's "the five." >> jesse: hello, everybody, and jesse watters along with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld and kennedy. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." big tech trying to permanently silence conservatives in america and control what you are allowed to see and hear, republicans are furious, threatening retaliation after facebook's oversight board upheld its indefinite ban on former president trump. they are warning, if it can happen to him it can happen to anybody. but this s

i'm mike emanuel in washington, it's been a pleasure.sed memorial day. when we remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice in defense of this country. we all should honor those men and women who gave all in her defense as ronald reagan said, it is in a way an odd thing to honor those who died in defense of our country, in defense of us, in wars far away. the imagination pays a trick. we see these soldiers in our minds, we see them

we're not out of it yet. president emanuel micron said, as he took coffee with his prime ministers, young, caustics, but the government hope's a newly accelerated vaccination program will mean they'll be no more lock downs. now the french government is taking a gamble, 13000 people a day is still testing positive cove at 19 compatible with the u. k. in a similar population. and that 2 and a half 1000 people a day, i tested positive and the u. k. i only started reopening a few weeks ago. bernard smith, al jazeera parish. ah, it is good to have with a fellow adrian again with you here in the headlines and i was 0. people living in to crowded garza residential neighborhoods have been warned to leave their homes ahead of israeli strikes. this is the city skyline right now. one of the target phones isn't far from the jamalia refugee camp in northern casa earlier israel. hit southern gaza with more than a dozen strikes destroying 2 homes. medics say that for people who owned it in the city of con eunice. while both sides publicly, se, they'll fight on secret locations are set to be on the way.

mike emanuel looks at how this secretive billionaire is managing to funnel money to dozens of left wing projects. that's coming up. the violence is escalating tonight in israel for another night as israel's armed forces exchanged fire with palestinian militants, rockets firing, dozens of them today. dozens have been killed in this most recent fighting and it's likely to get worse. foreign correspondent trey yingst is on the ground again jerusalem with the very latest. good evening, trey. >> bret, good evening. a massive escalation tonight as factions inside gaza fired dozens of rockets towards israel's second largest city of tel aviv. we do know along the border here there were rockets being fired from the northern part of gaza and also the central part of the strip. israel's missile defense system the iron dome intercepted some of the round. those others got through slamming into heavily populated areas. one person was killed and dozens more injured. there have been three israeli casualties in total today as hundreds of rockets were launched from gaza. on the gazan side at least 30 are

i mean, emanuel mac cole looked for the truth and the story. the truth is that when the generated was committed, there were no french soldiers in the entirety of the run that they had left. but the problem is that phones had intervene or interfered in a country that was not a former colonial france. was a former colony of belgian and maybe france into a in a do complicated story and dosier and file that it could handle. and, and the problem also is that fraud made some military cooperation that with a not me that later after france left committed genocide. so it's, it's of course, a big problem from all french aeration, which was not very fruitful. but it does not make frowns a right place of the general guy. ok, thank you very much for your thoughts on that. i know you are welcome. molly's trans transitional leaders have been released after being removed by the country's vice president colonel. see me go to is one of the military officers who lead last year, who he arrested the prime minister and president on monday. the un security council us

mike emanuel fox news, tourism and california is set to make a comeback in the last year.55% from 2019, but by next. year visit california projects that number to be up to 94% of pre pandemic levels. tourism experts stress that travel and tourism remain important to the state's economy during a news conference earlier today, travel industry leader suggested that people living here in california should visit a part of the state that they've never seen before. now is the time to visit california from our iconic attractions are cultural institutions. and world class dining experiences. thea options are indeed limitless. i wanna make a big difference. and speeding up our collective recovery in the first month of the pandemic, the travel industry lost 600,000 jobs in the state of california transportation commission is set to consider funding to extend the bike lane and sidewalk leading to the richmond san rafael bridge. the $4 million project would extend an existing 10 ft wide sidewalk on. francisco boulevard east in sandra fell, it would go from the western end of the bridge

frogs could be submerged by rising water levels by the end of the century throughout his presidency emanuel micro has projected an image of himself as a nida in the fight against climate change for his supporters the new know is proof of his ambition but others say that it fails to respond to the climate emergency not as a reputation for innovative environmental policy the deputy mayor says michael snow's disappointing because it doesn't do enough to cut carbon emissions the urgency to repeat here we have 10 years to really radically change things and now we're just continuing to take little steps forward that in fact will move us backwards will you more called was part of a citizens council set up by microsoft to come up with proposals for the climate law he says the govern. antic nord many of the council suggestions because of pressure from industrial lobby groups we should not lose hope about climate action but definitely what happened here is the missed opportunity to do something big green parties are on the rise in france and climate change is expected to be a key issue in next year's