studioam joined in the by florence villeminot, for a look at what is grabbing headlines around the world. we start off in the united states, where sadly there has been another mass shooting. flo: it happened in oregon on at a community college. how oregonian" talks about 10 people died including the gunman. what is interesting is u.s. media have published the name of the suspected gunman. he is reportedly a 26-year-old man. that has not been confirmed by local authorities. the local sheriff has encouraged the media not to use his name so as not to glorify him. the sheriff said he in no way a process, to focus your attention on the victims and the families and help them get through this difficult time. flo: as we have seen in the past, the debate rages once again over gun control. we heard the u.s. president speak on the matter. papers say it was very obvious the president was upset and angry. this article says "obama is done comforting the nation. an outraged president obama lashed out against u.s. all makers -- u.s. lawmakers for not fighting against gun violence. he says laws, not pray

we have florence villeminot with us to take a look at what is grabbing headlines. hi, flo.much focus on yesterday's attacks in israel, the deadliest day since violence conduct two days ago. -- kicked up weeks ago. florence: violence has gone up a attacks have been going on, could this be the start of the third intifada? florence: absolutely, there is debate in the israeli press. i pulled up one from the "jerusalem post," is that as bad as it was at the height of the second intifada more than a decade ago? you can see them talking about intifada deja vu. there are a lot of similarities, and some differences as well, "jerusalem post" says there is a difference in the mode of attack, knives have been used a lot in this wave of attacks, also the immediacy it with which people are being informed about the attacks feared another article on the "new york times" focuses on the role of social media. you can see the headline here, these leaderless palestinian young people inspired by social media already driving this rise n violence feared unlike the second intifada where suicide bom

i am joined by florence villeminot. we will start off with news out of china. we have seen a lot of reaction to china, turning over its one-child policy. news starting in china. let's take a look at "the global times," photos of lots of children. that is the aim of this switch in policy, the one-child policy lifted. all couples are allowed to have two children. on the front page of "the china daily," couples are allowed to have two children for the first time since 1980. roughly 90 million chinese couples will be eligible to have a second child, and the aim of all this is to address china's aging population, which china daily point could lead to potential labor shortages. take a look at another article in "the global times." it talks about the second baby blues. it is a strange title because toy blues usually refers postpartum depression. this article says this change is being greeted by chinese couples , that this is something they were hoping for for some time. the article said the shift in policy really echoes the will of the people, particularly people whos