france'shem, images of president, emmanuel macron.oving onto other world news, more than 570 people in china have been infected with a new virus. the number may be much higher. authorities have banned travel from wuhan, the epepicenter of e outbreak. the virus has been detected as far away as the united states. let's listen to our correspondent reporting from beijing. since 10:00 a.m. local time this thursday m morning, al public transport in wuhan suspended, as well as departures from bus and train stations. this is an influx of people trying to get out of the city before the deadline, trying to not be in quarantine in the central chinese city. a few reminders that wuhan is a city of 11 million people. that is larger than london. on an average day there are 700,000 travelers using the three main train stations. citywe are hearing is the 's hospitals are at capacity with lococal chinese media sayig people are in the core doors of of the hospitatals. therere have been measures forcg people to wear masks in public spaces like hotels, re

terms but certainly a critical role our interests are partners right emmanuel in paris how committed is president marc or do you think to this military presence in the region he seemed to be a little bit upset little bit irked by what were open been open demonstrations of anti french sentiment and in fact he's he's chided the g 5 leaders for allowing it to not having a a more public. a more public display of support for the french initiative how committed do you think president merkel is to keeping troops in the region. well because of my core as i was convened of the 5 african leaders precisely for that for a clear commitment of whether or not they want to the front for the state. convention with the with my colleagues that the question is not only about military but it's about a longer lasting presence we have been a pleasant ministry on a console for since the end of the dependents it doesn't but it does not mean that we have to replace the army we are not here for that we were called to try to save what we thought was an urgency to intervene in january precisely 90 degrees and i

when you say and when you say therefore sorry to it sorry to interrupt on simple emmanuelle but when you say that there is a different perspective there are different conditions right now isn't it clear that french military intervention basically has failed and a new a completely new approach needs to be adopted for the armrests in the hell region. i would not say that the central creationists failed 1st of all the french the 1st punch operations suffered a mission which had the purpose to stop the. terrorist groups linked to the suspicion is tried group perfectly managed to prevail and to prevent the dislocation of money that was in general 2013 the city of gold to secure fumble through the city for a few dollars were liberated live to eat liberated from that perspective about what has failed or what is on the pressure of what is in discussion in evolution the mutation of the threats that no longer burdens the money but of course is the what is open to a wider perspective in an area which is huge we have a tendency to compare it to the size of your 5 or 6 times the size of europe th

emmanuel: fine.om drugs and get away from drugs, so they can grow up straight. thank you. ar, hear! [applause] ben: dutch, nancy -- rather, beautiful. here are some of those kids from the international children's choir. they are from 50 nations, and they are here to wish you, and all of us wish to wish you, -- both: peace on earth. ben: god bless you. ♪ [children's choir singing] ♪ >> ♪ peace on earth let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me let there be peace on earth the peace that was meant to be with god as our father brothers all are we let me walk with my brother in perfect harmony let peace begin with me let this be the moment now let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me ♪ [applause] pres. reagan: beautiful. just beautiful. and thank you all. a wonderful message. thank you all. you know something? how would you like to take a trip with me to geneva? [laughter] pres. reagan: i think you could do the job. you really could. thank you. god bless you all. [applause] ♪ frank:

international crisis group and in dunstable just outside of london in the united kingdom we have emmanuel chrissie adding. he's the director of research and a professor of security studies at the coffee and an international peacekeeping training center and welcome to you all so president macro a manual in paris president mccraw has summoned the g. 5 leaders what he wants from them is a ringing endorsement of french military intervention in the region but clearly it's failed what do you think he's going to get from the g 5 leaders of a force is asking for a clear commitment or clear a commitment of the french involvement in that region it's a very long involvement the 1st troops on the the operations of i was sent in january 2013 so 7 years from now there's been a huge amount of fun troops which have been located for the fight against the insurgency both in by the and now in of wider region of the hill and those a deficiency or redefinition of the function a military capacity that is the 1st reason why the summit has been asked and is taking place in full white both of course we all have i

here are charlton heston, ed gourmet eydie gorme, steve lawrence, emmanuel lewis, the mightiest littlelow i have known, and my buddy mr. dean martin, and that rascal, mr. burt reynolds. mr. vincent scully, a giant in the baseball world. mr. ben vereen. and the variety club officer, so lovingly conducted by our dear friend mr. nelson riddle. >> welcome to our "all-star party for dutch reagan." (music), >> the music says it all. this is a lovely way to spend an evening. tonight marks a special celebration for variety clubs. we honored the big duke, john wayne, and here we are honoring duke's pal, dutch. we honor the only men from our community who ever wound up living in public housing. and for tonight's guests, rules of protocol have been relaxed. tonight he is dutch. if anyone can't handle that, call him mr. dutch. that's ok. as for nancy, do as i do. call her beautiful. by the way, dutch, you've got a lot of friends here tonight. some of the white house press corps will be served their favorite meal, leak soup. i insisted on having that joke instead of somebody else reading it. dutch

last night, i'd line unionists procession as a warning to president emmanuel macrcron they have not gonewa. while the main protest is underway in central paris, it is and france 24's correspondent is there. what is the mood like? emmanuel macron may be presenting reforms to the for their approval today, but the message from the street is the light is not over yet. the people here are adamant that they remind us the majority of the french public opposes these pension reforms and they say that while this may go ahead with the cabinet today the protesters still hope they can influence the broader .arliamentary debate the big issues have not really changed. this all caps off seven weeks ago with unrest across the country. insistingment still that it will be fair. but the unions behind this big rally in paris are very clear. they say individual sectors, individual professions like teachers and lawyers and doctors that currently have a good pension system -- that leaves out a lot, as well as people who have worked part-time work their whole lives. we message here today is still want the entire

that's the question posed by collection of motion it was created by stockholm based artist pair emmanuel sen and bastion be sure. for example collection of motion pieces we basically show was something ephemeral as an object and try also to point to work towards this. almost ridiculous attempt to. make something that is. not static but try to collect it. the ephemeral is also a theme of their series titled a 1000000 times and it features analog clocks displaying the time in digital form. the 2 artists call themselves humans since 1902 they spend years in close collaboration with an international team of designers engineers and programmers to turn their animations into real objects their biggest installation a kinetic sculpture of 504 clocks hangs in singapore cheney airport. where setting the clock and free from their. role of being a fish. measurement to make them into the center. and i can also relate to that to my self a little bit like you know this is this stress of constantly like optimizing our lives or. always trying. becomes offering instead of just being and this is like also i

means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let's go to our guest in paris emmanuelle you have president mccrone just recently said that nato is brain dead how do you reflect upon that because a nato summit is coming up next week and it's been shortened to 2 days because a lot of people are worried that. donald trump will start some kind of dumpster fire as he tends to do when it comes to nato so what how is the nato alliance stand right now because you have jeremy corbyn going into election mode doubting the alliance the necessity here so i mean is mccrone right is nato brain dead go ahead . well to be honest i am afraid that this time i find myself on the same page as mr my core which is something it's something unusual for me and stopped me right time twice a day it's but what we have to look at is that mr michael is saying it is a brand this is true but why because what he wants in bottom line is to make an alliance with germany and to sell our french army to the german that has been agenda since the beginning their big idea is to think europe and to kind of congre

emmanuelle discovers the focus s.t.is in its element on these winding country roads it hugs the curves nicely responds well to the throttle and its manual 6 speed transmission shifts nice and tightly. with all the gears seem to have an even shorter throw than in the latest r.s. launch. that also has a lot to do with the adaptive damping and the neck tronic limited slip differential on the front axle and the selection of driving rods. emmanuelle experience is the focus s.t. steering as fairly direct so there's good feedback from the road but it also has relatively good self aligning talk which means the steering wheel pulls back to the 12 o'clock position but that's a good thing as it allows the driver to turn the wheel back quicker so we're keeping. working hard on the hood is a 2.3 liter 4 cylinder engine based on the one powering the old focus our ass the new focus engine puts out 206 kilowatts and pushes the car to the top speed of 250 kilometers per hour. in order to take the money will accelerate through 0 to 100 k

emmanuelle experience is the focus s.t.steering as fairly direct so there is good feedback from the road but that it also has relatively good self aligning talk which means the steering wheel pulls back to the 12 o'clock position but that's a good thing as it allows the driver to turn the wheel back quicker so we're. working hard on the hood is a 2.3 liter 4 cylinder engine based on the one powering the old focus r.s. the new focus and steam engine puts out 206 kilowatts and pushes the car to the top speed of 250 kilometers per hour. it also takes the money well exonerate sort of 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in under 6 seconds and the sound the engine produces is full and satisfying admittedly somewhat artificially synthesised but very distinctive even when heard by a bystander outside when the car flies past. the body styling can't sense the entity's exterior apart from the regular focus. it includes comma coded front and rear bumpers optional 19 inch and wheels bring out the sports car character. agree a spoiler makes for

and i think it's a it's a sign of help very seriously emmanuel macron takes this issue.here's max our correspondent day in jerusalem that menu backgroundss a visit to o the middle east that continue santa. jusust hearingng that ist without my abbas the a presesens the e course of the palestinian authority would be more action on that as we get it. next the world health organization has extended emergency talks of the coronavirus oututbreak in china the city in china withh a coronavirus outbreak began has reportedly been closed to public transport. the rail and bus hubs in wuhan have been shot at least seventeen people now. have died after catching this sars like virus. in almost five hundred reported infected the chinese authorities are asking people not to travel from january the twenty third that is. a fear that the chinese new year and the tradition of traveling home to spend this holiday with family may further spread these. killer virus. pulitzer sounds like infection that infects the receber tia system they can be fatal in the course the meeting's been taking place

. >>> 8 billion euro worth of investment announced at the france summit as emmanuel macron tops execs atop wider tensions. >>> and china's foreign ministry calls for canada to correct its mistake and free huawei cfo as the trial starts today. >>> looks like a relatively positive start last week to the european trading session has not been reflected today. the european stock, 600 currently down around a quarter of a percent so far. if we look at the individual markets behind that number, you can see how that's happening it looks like here in london, look at the ftse 100, there's been an interesting negative start to the day, reflecting what you see around europe, quarter of a percent lower the c a. c down a third of the percent. the ftse mib down. if we look onto individual stories, though, that have been driving some action in the market, oil prices surged their highest after a military blockade in libya shut down the country's two largest production facilities forces closed a key pipeline as rival factions continue to fight for north african nation after a meeting and supporters from

macron has saidi completely while emmanuel macron has said i am asking the government to come up withister will sit together again to find a compromise but it will be very difficult because emmanuel macron has also said in his new year's speech, i am going to stick with the reforms, so it is really a matter of who will move first and it is not very likely unions. their actions as long as the government doesn't come up with any real compromises but that is very unlikely. also because the situation, the financial situation is pretty difficult, the financial state is not glorious, so emmanuel macron does not have many options and like you mentioned in the introduction, of almost all the european countries they have already reform their pension system or are in the midst of reforms and with 62 yea rs, in the midst of reforms and with 62 years, the french retire quite early. but it sounds like you are saying president macron will eventually go the way of other french residents and give into the strikers? i am afraid he will, absolutely. he is not the first to try to reform the pension syst

maximillian emmanuel. construction of the palace began in 1664. the 1st building pleasure palace known from bog was finished in 1679. and it was relatively modest as selector maximillian emmanuelle would go on to expand the site to its current size. for the park he took land from farmers and had a canal dug for the courtly gone of the trips. his subjects' had to stay outside. today it's different of course the palace has been in public hands for a century. it was partially renovated for its 350 year anniversary including maximillian emanuel's room. but it looks different today. that's not how it was here. was the beloved summer home of all of the various rulers it was used regularly lived in and therefore it changed the size so we can go from a rock to late to rock style and onto the classical rooms of the bavarian rulers. still true to the original is the room where the big this 2nd was born in 1845. he's known as the very tail king. from the parking lot visitors today can take a gondola to the palace just like the various royalty from centuries

balance when we are in a system of redistribution.n. >> the polititical left is callg on president emmanuelron to give way. >> it wouldn't be humiliating for him to withdraw this reform. to regaine a way control and open dialogue. >> the right has criticized the president's numerous concessions. >> we are going to end up with more pension schemes that we started with. sailors, air traffic controllers, ballet dancers. he has agreed to exceptions for countless groups. >> the government and unions go back to t the negotiation tableo stay ahead of wider demonstrations planned for later this week. >> in venezuela, scenes of chaos outside and inside of the building housing the national assembly. security forces violently blocking opposition mps including the self-proclaimed fromdent juan guaido entering a specicial session of parliament. he was expected to be reelected as head of the chamber. his rival loyal to nicolas perra.installed lewis reinstateds they guaido with the popular vote. in australia, reserve troops have been deployed across three states to try and help fight the devastating fires

did you interview emmanuel sanders? we haven't heard from him lately. >> can we hear that bite one more time? please? >>> tonight on the cbs evening news and new health alert on the deadly chinese virus. reports of two more suspected cases in the u.s. as china quarantines 20 million people. that is all tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> those stories and more just ahead. thank you for watching at 6. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> see you back here in 30 minutes with the kpix5 news at 7 . have a great night. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news tonight-- spreading to america. possible new cases of that deadly coronavirus from china. two more states now on alert. plus, the new travel warning just out. criminal conduct-- democrats spend day two of the president's trial outlining their charges. >> abuse, betrayal, corruption. >> o'donnell: why they say president trump should lose his job, even he didn't commit a crime. >> impeachment is the constitution's final answer for a presi

president emmanuel macron yearlyl for calm in his address.here has been anger over plan pension reforms. is prompted lawyers and teachers to go on strike >>. it was an unusual protest against the french government's planned pension reform. members of the paris opera's orchestra played to demonstrate against the proposal. is to play music and it makes us unhappy that we've been forced to cancel 45 performances >> >>. , healthncluded lawyers workers, and even ballerinas have demonstrated against the government plan. fearing their pensions will be reduced and they will be forced to work longer. services, and airline have been disrupted. the french president has been under pressure to break his his new year's speech he tried to defuse the crisis. subjectis important that so close to french people's hearts, i hear their fears and anxiety. calm must always rain. it doesn't mean backing down, but respecting each other's differences. akron may hope his speech will in the protests, but workers at this trade union meeting in paris said they would not b

woo-hoo. >> emmanuel is great. they're going to win. >> it's great to see emmanuel sanders. he stretches the field. i know he didn't have a bye this year, but i think it was worth it. >> it's to win. obviously the super bowl is a big event. at the same time we're going out there to handle business. we're going to try to win. >> a few fans showed up with denver broncos jersey, the team sanders won a super bowl with. and we have a team of reporters headed to miami along with chris alvarez. we'll keep you up to date on the players and fans and our digital team will cover the super bowl week on our facebook page. >>> a woman is dead and police say they've arrested the man they suspect killed her. earlier yesterday morning a man called police asking officers to check on a woman in a home. he said he had not spoken to the woman for several hours. when officers arrived at the home, they found the woman dead with multiple stab wounds. they identified the caller as this man, peter rodriguez. investigators say that they believe he is also the killer. the relationship between the two i

the latest speaker emmanuel macron. heads of states and governments, your majesties, chairman and president of the world holocaust forum, rabbis, holocaust survivors, distinguished guests one at all, words can be perceived as something negligent but to see you all here, convened, ready, says so much. can one have even imagined this happening nowadays? to be so united in remembrance, in order to remember and revive and bring back those memories to life, and i am so moved to mention those holocaust survivors' presence here and the daughters and the sons of those who we re daughters and the sons of those who were expelled, those who passed on their testimony and those who have kindled the torch of eternity, you are those who have proven until this very day, humanity. 75 years ago, nearly today exactly, on the 27th of january, i9a5, the brave soldiers of the red army went through the gates of auschwitz in poland, the occupied poland by nazi germany. each and every one of you in turn described that moment of that astonishmen

but when emmanuel macron says, "if there is not continued european access to british fishing, there'snsive trade deal," are we to take him seriously? yes, because there is a huge concern in the french ports and other regions in europe, so this is the point... but the vast majority of eu nations are not even fishing states. yeah, but this doesn't take away the importance of fishing for france, for belgium, the netherlands, for denmark and for others. it seems there's a danger in talking tough this way, the eu is misreading the politics in the uk because the whole point of brexit is to take back control. if you listen to some of the british fishermen‘s leaders, as i've been doing in recent days, they are saying what they see from the eu is a cynical attempt to continue deeply unfair fishing practices which have disadvantaged british fishermen which they will no longer tolerate. yeah, but this was part of all the treaties and negotiations we had over the decades with britain. the fact the european union wants to stick to these arrangements is not a surprise. it comes as a surprise to som

you have islamic terrorism it seems to me nato is a blunt object and it just expensive go ahead emmanuel. i think you are right on this point. the fish and machine they are creating their own needs and bottom line is when you speak to persons in the army they are saying that their most of the time their planes are in really bad condition when you are in mali for example that the sand was a big problem i was talking to a european m.p. 2 weeks before the event in mali and he said to me we are going to have big problems there because our men are just trying to stay alive they knew that and 2 weeks after we see that so i found there is a dick call to me between what nato asks for and what we really have to work with what the layman what down to earth men have to do when they are on missions. they have to work with the equipment they have i don't know where all the money spent on nato goes but i know it's not on our guys because they have to do with very little of it and. you know it's the saying they are tigers led by donkeys really if you think about your question i think that i think we sa

gabriel diya and his nine—year—old daughter comfort died alongside his 16—year—old son praise—emmanuelts. i was at the reception and a lady comes screaming. she was screaming, a spanish lady, but the way she come she was traumatised. i could tell by the scream. me personally i knew it was something serious because i said to my wife, i said, "that's a death cry, that. my wife's like, "nah, nah, nah," but i said "that's a death cry." that's something serious. this was the moment josias fletchman knew something terrible was happening. he was on holiday with his family in spain but ended up being one of the first to try and help a father and his two children who drowned. on christmas eve, nine—year—old comfort and 16—year—old praise—emmanuel got into difficulty in this pool at club la costa world. their father gabriel diya then tried to save them but all three died. youth workerjosias was heading for a family swim when he realised something was going on. when i got there, the reception people had already, they must have got the bodies of the three people out, brought them out the pool. the

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emmanuel macron has faced protests since the start of his presidency on monday was no different. with investment coming in unemployment at its lowest rated ten years and franz climbing to fifteen in the world economic forum's competitiveness rankings the president says his strategy is paying off. some more good news for the french government monday night president macrinus u. s. counterpart donald trump have agreed to work together to avoidd arising terrace scoring to a french diplomatic source. the us had threatened to impose tariffs over france's digital service tax that's a 3% of the on french revenue aimed at large online firms like google apple and facebook. is in washington now instead agreed to continue negotiations at the o. e. c. d. where international tax records in the works. france has already said that any deal reached at the oecd wood replace its own tax. take a look now at monday's trading acti markets were closed in thunited statates for martin luther king day. b but a b bit a mixed bag on the major europeann indices to kick off we can see here. the footstsie fini

gabriel diya and his nine—year—old daughter comfort died alongside his 16—year—old son praise—emmanueld a lady comes screaming. she was screaming, a spanish lady, but the way she come, she was traumatised. i could tell by the scream. me personally, i knew it was something serious, because i said to my wife, i said, "that's a death cry, that." my wife's like, "nah, nah, nah," but i said, "that's a death cry." "that's something serious." this was the moment josias fletchman knew something terrible was happening. he was on holiday with his family in spain but ended up being one of the first to try and help a father and his two children who drowned. on christmas eve, nine—year—old comfort and 16—year—old praise—emmanuel got into difficulty in this pool at club la costa world. their father gabriel diya then tried to save them, but all three died. youth workerjosias was heading for a family swim when he realised something was going on. when i got there, the reception people had already, like, they must have got the bodies of the three people out, brought them out the pool. there was a lady t

have marched through paris and other french cities to protest pension reforms plans by president emmanuel mccann the demonstrations came after talks between the government and unions failed to break a deadlock a strike against the reform has disrupted public transport since early just. northern ireland's main parties have formed a power sharing government after a 3 year standoff now the deal between the unionists the u.p.a. nationalists should say was brokered by britain and ireland 3 years ago should say quite the power sharing arrangement because it felt it was not being treated as an equal. german chancellor angela merkel says that every possible effort should be made to adhere to the iran nuclear deal the terms of which tech ron has violated now the chancellor made the comment softer emerging from extended talks with russian president vladimir putin in moscow now on a separate issue now also announced but it will be hosting a peace summit as it seeks to broker a deal escalation of the conflict in libya now at the press conference putin said russia would be part of those tools. well le

he steps out onto that world stage in davos, a trade truce has been reached with french president emmanuel macron, your wine and cheese are safe for now, folks. lauren: as president trump gets ready to address the world, back at home his impeachment trial officially begins. we're live in washington as the president calls on republican reinforcement to help defend against the democrats. it is tuesday, january 21st. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ you ain't seen nothing yet. ♪ baby, you just ain't seen nothing yet. ♪ here's something that you're never going to forget. ♪ baby, you just ain't seen nothing yet. cheryl: you're about to see during this hour of "fbn: a.m." and welcome, good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: hey, cheryl. good morning, everybody. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: let's take a look at how your money is moving this morning as earnings are getting underway. we've got six dow components reporting this week. as you can see, the dow is down 94, s&p down 13 and-a-half, nasdaq down 47. netflix after the bell today, high interest on that stock for sure. lauren: let's take a

performance on the steps of the city's famous bel steal oprah as part of a protest against president emmanuel pension reforms a union spokesman said the reforms would damage the quality of the troops performance. british police have charged a man with criminal damage for allegedly slashing a painting by the spanish moss the public because the incident happened at the tate modern over the weekend the damage bookies with more than 23000000 euros. crowds of protesters have attacked the u.s. embassy in the iraqi capital baghdad in response to recent u.s. airstrikes targeting an iran backed iraqi militia u.s. president donald trump has accused iran of orchestrating the protests washington says all u.s. personnel at the embassy and that it will deploy more than $750.00 additional soldiers to the country in response. the hezbollah brigade supporters crossed the river tigris in the morning and marched toward the u.s. embassy to demonstrate. their protest began after a funeral service for fighters killed in u.s. airstrikes on sunday. the militia officers had previously killed a u.s. citizen. the demon

because the uk still wants to stand close with angela merkel and emmanuel macron on iran, for examplepular with voters, going after the likes of google. sajid javid said this is a temporary tax and that the whole point is they should be resolving this on a global scale. when you have someone like ugo who wants to protect what he sees as us innovators —— when you have someone like president trump who wants. so he will rattle a sabre and have reciprocal taxes on nice car manufacturers that you have their... do you want to call his bluff? he has tried it with the eu. that is probably why he said it is harder to do with the eu then it is with china. the us is talking about making america great again and boris johnson has won the election on a similar message of making britain great again with brexit, so this is bound to happen, when these powers talk about basically protectionist policies in a lot of ways. the presidential election is coming up and donald trump needs big deals, big progress, to show voters he is delivering internationally, he is a serious statesman. there is talk of havin

emmanuelle shay's has is covering germany's efforts to stop the spread of the corona virus she said health checks are being put in place of the country's 5 major airports pilots are advised to warn airports ahead of landing should any passenger aboard show any symptoms and the authorities say that so far they're fairly prepared even before those announcements about the new cases when segues assizes simulations and all measures that had been reviewed before defense case was even detected here in germany now foreign affairs ministry also 6 issued a travel warning the decision to repatriate 90 german nationals from germany is to bending and of course one of the difficulties that it has said it says here is that it's difficult to differentiate the symptoms from those of a regular flu so older people in touch with the chinese woman have now been isolated it's about 40 people who are under our patient and that observation and. they also as you say that no mahogany pick cautions like washing hands or a regular airing of rooms should be observed now more than a dozen countries have confirmed cases

on christmas eve, nine—year—old comfort and 16—year—old praise—emmanuel got into difficulty in this poola costa world. their father, gabriel diya, then tried to save them, but all three died. youth workerjosias was heading for a family swim when it became clear there was an emergency. when i got there, the reception people had already, like, they must have got the bodies, the three people out, brought them out the pool. there was a lady there and she said, you know, can i take over? so i took over. at first i was like in my head thinking, whoa, because i've done cpr on dummies, but to do it on a real body for a minute i was like, oof. but then the spirit kicked in yet again and allowed me to do my bit. the hotel resort has a number of swimming pools, butjosias says he doesn't think there was enough safety measures in place. there wasn't a lifeguard at that pool? no. were you surprised by that? yeah. tell me why you were surprised. because if a lifeguard was there, that probably wouldn't have happened. that person could have lived if there was a lifeguard there. spanish police have now fi

within the next few minutes shall i want to i want to bring you back in here we were talking about emmanuel now of course the french leader earlier . what do we know about his arrival did you happen to see him do you know whether he was inside meeting with the german chancellor with anyone else or other. you know i understand that he has had a meeting with the german chancellor in advance i've also learned that and the matter has met with the head of the un backed government. and general khalifa haftar so we might have seen already some important pretty meetings going on preparing the ground for when those wild leaders discuss libya so once inside and we do know that the russian president is someone who doesn't really mind to let also high dignitaries waiting for his arrival. it will be very interesting to see how long these talks will take we have already seen the draft document that is the basis for this meeting it's goes into very much detail it actually is rather surprising in into how much detail it actually goes and i'm just i'm just hearing sirens in the background also the helicopte