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

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 inst changes to the law and on friday he had a thing or two to say about the people that oppose him take a listen. to shoot it in detail. i will be absolutely determined i will not yield in any way not to sarkozy not to cynics not to extremists. but actually the french government spokesperson tried to backpedal a little bit on those comments by saying that actually he was referring to former presidents over the past thirty years. 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 the socialist leader here in france he had a quick witted response to. take a listen to what men and sean had to say. cynics all in the streets. and twenty third. alcoholic's people who are nothing hard illiterate slackers the declarations of love from a cron the french are

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 the socialist leader here in france he had a quick witted response to. take a listen to what men and sean had to say fools cynics slackers all in the streets on twelve and twenty. alcoholic's people who are nothing illiterate slackers the declarations of love from across to the french are multiplying emanuel mi

be delighted the demonstrators are gathering in the french capital paris to protest president emanuel micron's plans to reform labor laws france's largest union the c g t is observing a day of action but not all unions are taking part. in recent asterix where the saudi led coalition in yemen are illegal and have killed launch numbers of children that's according to human rights watch says twenty six children were among thirty nine civilians killed in the five and strikes since june they died when four homes and a shop were hit those are the headlines. this is a film about neighbors who lived alongside each other for generations. it's an investigation into why they started killing each other in the name of religion. it's about events in miami one's known as burma the majority a buddhist and burmese but my own ma is a union of more than a hundred ethnic peoples and has a large muslim minority. the military ruled for more than half a century my and my was cut off from the outside world the generals then announced a plan to release political prisoners and call elections. my name is phil reese in t

nationwide protests in france begin to turn violent people throw projectiles under the counter emanuel micron's new labor law just due to come into effect in a week's time.

thrown flares and stones at the police clashes occurred during the latest rally against president emanuel micron's controversial labor reforms. of. course. solve the problem of. how much of the sun spots the sun sun if it isn't clear enough top it off. it's time to such missing. someone to solve the puzzle. on which. officeholders that experience listening to send them. on a ship with the tops time. they were listening to see each other on the union streets take these demonstrations make a fine scream. to cause one. of the slings. and takes. to make an honest step just. as much as he can play the songs and. get paid such as concert tickets to come to see. the slugs i was very clear during my campaign about the reforms. i explained this reforms i presented to the reform during weeks and weeks and i was elected on his reforms i do believe in democracy and democracy is not in the street. it's a vote. to catalonia now where tens of thousands of people have hit the streets in support of the region's upcoming independence referendum. that's a lonely scene another day of massive street protests local jou

things that the never deliver the police have had enough and that's why they're protesting with emanuel micron as president police unions in the country are even more concerned promised to cut public spending and tackle france's public debt but french police say the country simply can't afford to cut corners when it comes to france's frontline security. first he has retracted an invitation for chelsea manning to become a visiting fellow it says the offer made to the former military intelligence analyst and whistleblower was a mistake but all the trouble over this denouncement comes after the director pulled out of a planned appearance at said university because of the proposal he says harvard's offer legitimizes mullings quote treasonous actions chelsea money was behind the release of course of hundreds of thousands close of. the u.s. government documents she was charged with espionage after handing them to wiki leaks in twenty ten and sentenced to thirty five years in prison over a law that was commuted in the last days of barack obama's presidency she was a venture the release back in may of

promises things that never deliver the police have had enough and that's why they're protesting with emanuel micron as president police unions in the country are even more concerned macron promised to cut public spending and tackle france's public debt but french police say the country simply can't afford to cut corners when it comes to france's frontline security. people like a reporting there and i three children have died after a fire ripped through a summer camp in the ukrainian city of odessa it broke out in a dormitory block overnight one hundred fifty young people were at the camp at the time and forty two were in the building where the place to place according to an initial investigation the fire was caused by an electrical fault and has been put out there were some eyewitness accounts of what happened. you're watching international don't forget you can i keep cross all the stories today at all website say at r.t. dot com we'll have more news in thirty five. they're bred for a single purpose. they have a superpower. they start training very young. eight months of intensive schooling. their

flares and stones at the police the clashes occurred during the latest rally against president emanuel micron's controversial labor reforms. on the. company. looks like. it is not giving him enough time and i'll. be happy it's kind of situation to sit. up on. our knees please. pushing to see. any point listen to listen to the. limit to cause i'm. never going to see. the streets take these demonstrations find me. to pick up when. i. need something. to make. me. not jump he has money to. keep on. top of the league's elite. on. the spot. i was very clear during my campaign about the reforms. i explained as reforms i presented as a reform during weeks and weeks and i was elected and as reforms i do believe in democracy and democracy is not in the street. and it's a vault. of retaliation if syrian government forces once again come under attack from the territories controlled by washington backed rebels it comes after russia's ministry of defense reported two such attacks during the ongoing operation by syrian forces to break islamic state seizure of the city of there is or if reports now from syria

welcome back french president emanuel micron has been hit by a fresh wave of criticism after cutting taxes for the wealthy he's responded by saying that his latest tax reform is aimed at encouraging investment and promoting talent in the country but many people in paris do not agree warning that the new lead is already becoming a president for the rich and that the reform will only worsen inequality in france do but he has more. how do you know when you not just rich but you'll feel fit bridge. cars and race horses a definitely signs that either than a pretty penny to spend right. well not so much in france where the toys of the rich and famous no longer eligible for tax and that's causing quite a stir if you think this is. i think this is unfair but justice no longer exists in france there isn't a justice system anymore this is the hunger for power of a prince who wants to rule our country how he wants so grown government is only for the rich and he doesn't care about the poor we don't have a middle class there are only poor people who work for the rich yes i am outraged and we the

things that the never deliver the police have had enough and that's why they're protesting with emanuel micron as president police unions in the country are even more concerned promised to cut public spending and tackle france's public debt but french police say the country simply can't afford to cut corners when it comes to france's frontline security. reporting that thanks from with us tonight we'll have more news from headlines in half an. espresso for a single. day a super. star training very young. eight months of intensive school. wraps. and they save lives. prescribe medication is widespread on the u.s. market and a frequent cause of death at the point in my life. like everything was ashes my family was literally coming unglued i had planned. to commit some sight was all who was made antidepressants so commonly used we were doing what the doctors told us to do we were being responsible and what the real side effects. was. what i did was done on a cocktail of legal drugs. just because something's legal doesn't mean it's sick. i am max kaiser this is the kaiser report oh my god we're just

hundreds of people took to the streets of paris on wednesday to protest against president emanuel micron's new labor law it's designed to make it easier for companies to hire and fire workers do pinsky has more. of the demonstrators have come out again in front to show how unhappy they are with a manual one perform on the working cause they have to start a manual my own is being a man only supports business i once took the rights of look at this is what people think saying to us and said that. if you tax work and workers against it because you don't. has no wish and we can share the work. the. big boss says those who want to cut the services social protections and everything achieved by woodworkers turns agree with something. about ideology to be able to sound. 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 it in front. su

the news hundreds of people took to the streets of paris wednesday to protest against president emanuel microns new labor laws designed to make it easier for companies to hire and fire workers dubin ski explains. but the demonstrators have come out again in phones to show how unhappy they are with emanuel not once one perform the working code they have described emanuel my bonus being a man who only supports business i once took the rights of look at this is what people have been saying to us and said that keeping small talk is a tax work in the workers were against it because it has no a share now and we can share the work. represents the big boss says he wants a couple of good services social protections and everything achieved by workers turns agree with that. it's about ideology to be able to sound. 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 refo

some one hundred eighty protests and four thousand strikes are planned in france today over emanuel micron's labor reforms paris mass a. are among the city's staging actions the french president added fuel to the fire when he labeled opponents of his reform slackers something he doesn't seem to regret. ok we're going to cross live now to all. who is in paris now i know this sounds a little bit hard but can you just explain what's going on in the french capital for us. what it was billed today by one of the newspaper terrorism manual micron's tism of fire these are the first large street protests to take place in iran since he became president in june and the reason for it so are his proposed changes to the labor laws here in france he essentially wants to make it easier for small and medium sized businesses to hire and fire personnel he wants to shake up the labor market liberalized the business market here in france and he's convinced that that's what's going to tackle the stubbornly high unemployment rate here in france it's double what it is in the u.k. and in countries like germany but m

hundreds of people took to the streets of paris on wednesday to protest against president emanuel micron's new labor law designed to make it easier for companies to hire and fire workers or to do but explains. 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 fo

well it's not all the trade unions who are going to be protesting here in france tomorrow emanuel micron's team spent a lot of the summer courting some of the trade unions here in france and making peace offerings and it appears to have partly worked one leader of a rather more aggressive trade union here has said that they will not be participating in the strike to morrow and that there's no point starting a fight when it's already over so you can see my team has been using this sort of divide and conquer approach towards these reforms towards the trade unions we're going to find out to morrow if that approach has worked thanks for the. reporting from paris and we'll be back after a few minutes after this short break. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporations corporations run washington washington controls the media the media. the voters elected to business to run this country business equals. boom bust it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. welcome back to the program canada's open border policy se

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 this new co

winds and waves of eleven meters demonstrators are gathering in paris to protest the president emanuel micron's plans to reform the labor laws there france's biggest union that's the c.g. team is observing a day of action but not all unions are taking pot more news on the website now.

down the road again to europe demonstrates is a gathering in paris to protest against president emanuel micron's plans to reform the french labor laws is being called a day of action by the main. t. union but don't all unions are actually taking part in the turnout will be an indication of how much opposition president mike moore is facing from the country's influential workers' unions one of the main reforms would make it easier for medium and small sized businesses to sack stuff. staying in that part of the world a crucial moment in the brics process last night british m.p.'s gave their first approval to a bill that would give ministers power to bypass the parliament and to create new laws the government says it is essential to allow the u.k. to leave the european union smoothly breck's it but as lawrence lee explains the critics are warning it will undermine democracy. oh. there are still those who demand the u.k. remains in the european union but judging by this tiny protests outside parliament increasingly few believe it's actually possible. for the basin votes were just one stage of an eno

french citizens are protesting president emanuel micron's decision to slash spending and keep public sector as well cutting taxes for the wealthy or to charlotte dubinsky as the story thousands of pensioners in paris of raleigh to the cools from a number of unions for a national day of action against the cuts that are being imposed in not new budget the first budget by a manual month government no social security in particular is going to be slashed in the budgets five point five billion euros removed from not budgets and many pension is say that unhappy about what they see is being a budget is for the rich when some pension is in front of having to live on as little as six hundred euros per month and many pension is i've been speaking to this. process so they're having to leave town tomorrow. every month. based on my draw is making somebody seek help go right she bangs. not do terrorist in for me and for the majority of the departed from. the crown is defending the reach of his actions prove that he always imposes taxes on the poorest and favor of the rich. people on a person you do

have taken to the streets across the country in the second day of protests against president emanuel micron's labor reforms. police used tear gas to disperse crowds in paris after a handful of them started throwing projectiles and rallies were organized by the largest trade unions that call wants to make it easier for small and medium sized businesses to hire and fire employees meanwhile the leader of the far right french national front has vowed to rebuild the party after its deputy quit a loss of florian filipo is a big blow to marine le pen whose party has suffered from infighting he quit over policy differences after being demoted by le pen on wednesday night and fashion has more from paris. well it's not been a good year for marie le pen five months ago she had a good child so winning the presidential election but she lost and now the cracks to really starting to show in a national front party now there's always been a lot of infighting in the party but that's all become a lot more public since the resignation of le pen's right hand man. the flipper was something of a golden boy for the

multiplying well it's not all the trade unions that are going to be protesting here in france tomorrow emanuel micron's team spent a lot of the some of courting some of the trade unions here in france and making peace offerings and it appears to have partly worked one leader of a rather more aggressive trade union here has said that they will not be participating in the strike tomorrow and that there's no point starting a fight when it's already over so you can see macro team has been using this sort of divide and conquer approach towards these reforms towards the trade unions we're going to find out some more oh if that's approach has what. coming up on our t.v. day will never forget survivor as first responders and family members member of the tragic attacks in new york city sixteen years later will be right back. to the real irony going. to be told what to think that a responsible voice knew people when they were always well that's what it was always expensive all the things you do you know what you already know hold still so well and he's you know you have already more elbows and resources than tru

french president emanuel surveying the damage in st maarten eleven people died there when hurricane tours through the caribbean island which is split between the netherlands and france micron's promising to boost security as people rebuild. well on the out into the government estimates ninety five percent of the buildings are damaged most residents have been moved to the neighboring island home and reports. roger has a right back home this move caribbean island of devastated by hurricane needed he's heading to his house to find out if it survived there's nothing. there's nothing you know that i know. god. is like. with a population of one thousand six hundred everyone seems to know each other here it makes the scars of destruction we see as we pause even more painful for roger you know it's kind of hard to see this as my friends host to. really think about. this scene and make me feel like. homes sheered open like those houses inside the remnants of lives interrupted a stopped water logged watch clothes and toys tossed around dishes still waiting to be put away there's no knowing when those lives will be resumed everyone's been evacuated to nearby antigua until further notic

president emanuel has formally signed a controversial overhaul of france's labor laws the measures which triggered protests make it easier for companies to hire and fire stuff micron's government has promised to cut unemployment from its current nine point five percent to seven percent in five years still ahead and al jazeera a plea for global leaders to turn their attention to yemen what's being called the world's worst humanitarian crisis. with just two days until johnny heads to the ballot box we'll look at how angle of merkel has managed to stay ahead in the polls . and announces the nominees for its best football awards pete is going to be here to tell you all about that in the sports. welcome back we'll take a look at the weather across the americas on the satellite imagery you can see the remnants of jose close to the eastern seaboard and giving them a break and then hurricane maria which is going to give some surf conditions to worry about over the next twenty four to forty hours on the eastern seaboard gerri the weather conditions the fine sunshine in new york and washington highs of twenty nine much more unsettled weather across parts of the west colorado