strategic town of khann shaikhoun, connecting the biggest cities damascus and aleppo. 24come to the france newsroomi'm claire pryde. giuseppepe conti i is to address parliament later and he mamay fe a no-cononfidence motion. for afterer the leader called the action saying differencnces with the coalition couldn't be amended. the interior ministers plan to replace him is lookingng less ad leless certain. italy's president might decide to form another coalitioion ratr than call a general election. we have a report.t. repopoer: it is a crucial day for italy with its political past into reality from the holiday. i know confidence vote againinst the confidence -- against the government, the leader posted this video. two weeks ago, the far right interior m minister pulled the plug on the dysfunctional coalition between his leak and the anti-establishment five-star. writing on his search of popularity, a snap election was called four years early. translater: i do my job with my heart, with honor, and with pride if i can do it freely and fully and if i realize someone wants to stop me, then the ball is bac

hello and welcome back to the france 24 newsroom. we begin in hong kong where the chief of the chinese military garrison in the city has spoken up for the first time about the ongoing rift. he has warned that violent clashes will not be tolerated, adding the army is determined to protect china takei sovereignty. the commander of the people's liberation army made the comment at a reception celebration -- celebrating the 92nd anniversary of the chinese military. the garrison released a promotional video featuriring shoulders -- soldiers outing out that a all consequences will be at your own risk. our beijing correspondent spoke earlier. beijing is that losing patience although they are keeping to the official law that they have been holding since the beginning of this protest that this is the responsibility of the hong kong government and they support the hong kong government and police force to deal with ththis on thr owown terms but they are showing that if they deem it necessary, they will step in to resolve this situation. a little

hello and welcome back to the "france 24" newsroom.ire pryde.fo monday's cancellation of all flights was unprecedented and came after violent clashes between protester and police. i it will "pushsh hongg kong to the e point of no retur. the e u.s. human rights chief is concerned. 's" charles is in hong kong. get inside theou therefore, there are a lot of protesters at the front of the handing out leaflets about what the demand czar, there are five major demands, but when you get to the departure gates, where it gets very interesting, about 100 or more, definitely more than 100, hundreds of protesters are stepped down in front of those gates where you show your passport, behind the advocate of luggage carts. they have been, for the past five minutes, 15 minutes, sitting in silence. have been chanting slogans, this one that they are currently chanting as "free hong kong," i believe. and they are definitely making a stand here, hoping this new strategy of basically blocking travelers from reaching their planes will get the hong kong gover

welcoe back to the france twenty four newsroom i'm charlie james the u. n. securirity council says india andnd pakistatan i it shod refrain from taking unilateral action the disputed region of kashmir. this according to china's you an envoy who spoke after the council met o on the issue for the first time in nearly fifty years. the fifteen member council met behind closed doors at the request of china and pockets done. earlier this month and year removed to the muslim majority regions decades old autonomy but the area on security lockdown. india's ambassador to the united nations responded after the meeting slamming international interference listen. we don't need international busybody still i try and tell us how to run our lives the i. to billion plus people in. the know how to add to and a commitment to democracy unlike those who are now trying to speak to me. have not whose experience is extremely limited we have vast experience we will fulfill our goals via committed to addressing the difficulties some of our people have. and please give us the e tim

welcome back to the newsroom half france twenty four we're bringing you the latest international storiesive from paris i mean it is it is a wednesday and these are the headlines. is it in president jabal senado says he will accept funds to fight for as far as in the m. isn't. it from schism anyway my phone says sorry for insulting him. this after he turned down twenty million euros worth of eight from g. seven countries. it's elise political leaders are on borrowed time as the five star movement on the democratic policy trying to sign a deal and of that snap elections. this often leads policy leader

welcome back to the newsroom half france twenty four we're bringing you the latest international stories live from paris i mean it is it is a wednesday and these are the headlines. is it in president jabal senado says he will accept funds to fight for as far as in the m. isn't. it from schism anyway my phone says sorry for insulting him. this after he turned down twenty million euros worth of eight from g. seven countries. it's elise political leaders are on borrowed time as the five star movement on the democratic policy trying to sign a deal and of that snap elections. this often leads policy leader matteo sent vini pulled his support from the ruling coalition plunging the government's into crisis. moscow agree on how to tackle the situation in syria is italy province as wretched type or to one meets with vladimir putin in russia. the two countries say they sketched out a strategy to neutralize circle terrorist nests in the region . the diplomatic spot between brazilian president jabal senado and frances in menu and michael has become a war of words insults and now a refusal of funds a

newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york. let me take you to southern france where it is night one of the g7 summit. president trump arrived for a welcome dinner a short time ago and the dinner should be winding down here shortly. hopefully we'll get some kind of readout as to what was discussed, but apparently we're not going to get any more pictures. jim acosta is traveling with the president. jim, a lid has been called meaning no more filming tonight. do we know why? >> reporter: we don't know why, ana. it is unusual because typically, as you know, when we have a presidential trip like this the pool will stay with the president, the group of reporters and photographers and so on that are assigned to stick with the president on a regular basis on these sorts of trips will stay with him until he gets back to his hotel and he's done for the night. something unusual has happened here in france and that while this g7 working dinner is under way, they essentially told the white house pool that's all we need from you guys, have a good night and they call what they

newsroom. our lead story is... the amazon is burning, but brazil's jair bolsonaro wants an apology before he'll accept international help to put out the flames. france'smistake. let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the other stores from our bbc world service other stores from our bbc world service newsroom. talks to try to form a new government in italy have just resumed between populist five star movement and its potential new coalition partner, the centre—left democratic party. italy's president has given the two parties until wednesday to reach a deal and avoid a snap election. puerto rico has declared a state of emergency as it braces to be hit by a tropical storm churning through the caribbean. forecasters expect tropical storm dorian to develop into a hurricane within the next 2a hours. the release of rare photographs of the king of thailand's newly—anointed consort, have caused the palace website to crash. the 34—year—old is shown piloting a fighterjet, wearing combat fatigues, and firing a gun. the king's companion was named a ‘consort‘ on his birthday last month — just two months after he married his forth wife. we may soon learn if one o

but frorom the newsroom thanks for watching and stay tuned there's still much more coming up here in france twenty four . still the thought. that she likes it but not. as the facility only by the two on n te adult. the mobile phone you have the power to change it the way you e eat and improve this would you chchoose. welcome to musician all fronts in focus i'm not a shelby and this week we're looking into the french approach to food quality. join us here in one of paris's famed covered markets the maxis is among the perfect place to load up on fresh produce now is the home and gastronomy. specs on to lead the pack on issues such as traceability controversial additives inside the country has had its share of scandals. leaving consumers with eight nasty aftertaste. milk eggs and meets basic food products that have sparked scandals in france over the last ten years. in twenty thirteen lasagna and france was found to contain forced me. even though it's packaging said it contained be. at the heart of the affair spahn hero the french company was accused of false advertising after the government f

i'm ana cabrera in new york, and you are live in the cnn "newsroom" and it's getting late in the south of francere even of the world's most powerful people are meeting. night one of the g7 summit and the third such meeting for president trump since he took office. we have this video of him arriving for a welcome dinner earlier this evening, but we're not expecting to have video of him leaving. instead, the white house has called a lid, meaning they will not allow any more filming tonight. this follows an impromptu lunch between the summit host french president macron which they were allowed to briefly record. lunch was the first time they met since president trump threatened to hit france with tariffs just hours earlier. >> i don't want them doing anything, having to deal with taxing unfairly our companies. those are great american companies and, frankly, i don't want france going out and taxing our companies. it's very unfair, and if they do that, we'll be taxing their wine or doing something else. we'll be taxing their wine like they've never seen before. >> a threat. kind of an interesting wa

france. welcome to a brand-new hour, monday morning and "america's newsroom" ." >> jon: i am jon scott in forident trump and president macron taking the stage any minute now as the u.s. keeps up the pressure on china. president trump saying leaders in beijing are ready for serious negotiations after days of escalating tensions. >> they mean business and what they want to give a good deal, it's very important that -- it's very important for them. it's going to be great for china in the u.s. and the world. >> jon: chief white house correspondent john rogers is traveling with the president in. what does the president have to say? >> good afternoon to you where the g7 summit has been taking place. let me point out that the idea that the president may be taking the stage any moment is open to a little bit of interpretation, we were expecting him a half an hour ago and looks like things have been pushed back until 10:30 eastern time because it is running a little bit late. what china has been saying first of all came from the vice premier this morning who made the following statement. "china is wil

newsroom" starts right now. >>> the g7 summit is how we start at 5:00 a.m. eastern time. the u.s. president set to touch down in france at this hour to attend the summit. as he arrives, we'll bring you that. it's a chance for the wealthiest nations to tackle probably in probl global problems. president trump didn't want to go, considering it a waste of time. last year's event in canada has not been forgotten. the host this year, the french president emmanuel macron has played down expectations for this summit. he scrapped things that traditionally concludes each summit saying it was pointless. mr. trump left behind the stockmarket reeling the worst in washington and beijing. it came after he said he'd hike tariffs on chinese imports after china made a similar move on american goods and wall street responded the dow jones dropped more than 600 point, but the president brushed it off. he claimed he was only doing what previous presidents should have done all along. >> china has been hurting our country for 30 years with the money they've been taken out. other presidents should have done something about it a and they sho

newsroom overnight. >>> and world stage as president trump heads to france for a meeting on international issues.e are live with a look at how police are preparing for protests. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> good morning thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the weather. >> it looks good today but i wanted to show you the seven-day forecast because we are going to have some hot weather for the weekend, even though it feels a little humid and mild this morning, we are going to be hot this afternoon, and some of our inland temperatures reaching 91 degrees. 90 for tomorrow, and sunday even hotter, reaching the mid-90s, but then we gradually come down next week. san francisco 71 today. more clouds and fog tomorrow. so events going on. that and mike, you're getting us out the door and looks like we've got a couple of minor spots. >> that's right, in fact only one of them is a problem as far as your timing goes right now, and that's up in oakland. you do have slowing through san martin for another 10

newsroom. have you come down from the events in france? yes, it has obviously been three orfour in france?e. now you turn yourself to this issue of period poverty, why? for me personally i feel very strongly about it because i think feel very strongly about it because ithinki feel very strongly about it because i think i would not have played football if it was not for these after—school activities. to hear that girls are not participating in these activities after school because of period poverty makes me sad. ican because of period poverty makes me sad. i can be a role model in this campaign and show that girls are able to participate and do something they love, whether it is football or other sport. what is the problem? girls do not feel confident enough to turn up if they do not have access to the right products?m they do not have access to the products, they are saying 31% of girls do not participate in after—school activities. it is a big pa rt after—school activities. it is a big part of shaping their confidence and building theirfuture part of shaping their confidence and building

newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york. let me take you to southern francewelcome dinner a short time ago and the dinner should be winding down here shortly. hopefully we'll get some kind of readout as to what was discussed, but apparently we're not going to get any more pictures. jim acosta is traveling with the president. jim, a lid has been called meaning no more filming tonight. do we know why? >> reporter: we don't know why, ana. it is unusual because typically, as you know, when we have a presidential trip like this the pool will stay with the president, the group of reporters and photographers and so on that are assigned to stick with the president

newsroom starts snow. >>> it's 4:00 a.m. here on the u.s. east coast. and we start with the g7 summit in southern france. that's where official meetings are now getting under way. the u.s. president, just a short time ago, the leaders there will discuss many issues over the coming hours, including global trade and international security. president trump has called for a session specifically to talk about the u.s. economy. earlier, the leaders of the u.s. and u.k. spoke on the sidelines of that summit. their first face-to-face meeting since boris took over. president trump called the british leader the right man to lead the u.k. out of the european union. mr. trump denied he was being pressured by other g7 leaders to back off his escalating trade war with china, despite concern it could lead to a global recession. listen. >> are your allies pressuring you to give up the trade war with china? >> no. not at all. i haven't heard anything. they respect the trade war. it has to happen. i can only speak to the united states. but from the standpoint of the united states, what they've done is outrageous. and pres

newsroom" starts right now. >>> 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. and we start with the g7 in southern france. the u.s. president donald trump made with his counterpart, boris johnson. mr. trump praised him as the right man to help the u.k. exit the e.u. by tend of october. the president predicted that the two would work out a trade deal when brexit is complete. and boris johnson heard the american leader say this about him. >> do you have any advice from boris johnson on brexit? >> he needs no advice. he's the right man of the job. didn't make your predecessor happy but he's the right man for the job. >> your on-message there. i'm very grateful. i know there will be some tough talks ahead. there's a huge opportunity for the u.k. to penetrate the american market. >> the g7 leaders have been holding official working sessions on several important global issues. the u.s. president insisted on a special session to talk about the american economy specifically. the president denied that any of his peers are pressuring him to tone down his trade war with china, despite deepening concerns it could trigger a xw

newsroom" starts right now. >>> 4:00 a.m. here on the u.s. east coast and the u.s. president trump sieves soon in france for the annual g7 summit. we of course are tracking mr. trump's progress and we'll let you know when he gets there. the president impeachly though not a fan of these type of get togethers. he is going though. and looming over this year's meeting is the worsening trade dispute between washington and beijing. it got worse on friday when mr. trump announced higher tariffs on chinese imports. this after china imposed new tariffs on american goods and the dow plunged more than 600 points responding negatively, the president claimed that he was simply cleaning up the mess of presidents before him. listen. >> china has been hurting our you country for 30 years with the money they have been taking out. other presidents should have done something about it. and they should have done it a long time ago. whether it was clinton or bush or obama, any of them. they should have done something about it. and they didn't. i'm doing it and we have no choice. we won't lose close to a trillion dollars a year to china. china underst

newsroom. i'm alex marquardt in for ana cabrera. we're beginning today at the g7 summit taking place this year in the south of france where seven of thenow it's just past 11:00 p.m. over there. they should be finishing dinner following a full and long day of meetings. and it was earlier during those face-to-face talks that we saw something we don't normally see from president trump. what, at first, seemed like an honest admission of something that he might have gotten

newsroom. i'm alex marquardt in for ana cabrera. we're beginning today at the g7 summit taking place this year in the south of france where seven of the world's most powerful leaders have been gathering. now it's just past 11:00 p.m. over there. they should be finishing dinner following a full and long day of meetings. and it was earlier during those face-to-face talks that we saw something we don't normally see from president trump. what, at first, seemed like an honest admission of something that he might have gotten wrong. or so we thought. take a look. >> any second thoughts on escalating the trade war with china? >> for sure, yeah, why not. might as well. might as well. >> you have second thoughts about escalating the -- >> i have second thoughts about everything. >> he has second thoughts about everything. and within minutes the white house claimed the president had been misinterpreted. >> the president was asked this a couple of times and he said a couple of times. >> i think we're not cleaning up anything. i want to be clear. the president -- we saw how this was being reported. the white house put out a statement. >> we just q

france. it is happening very soon. mrjohnson says the us president must lift restrictions on british businesses if it wants a trade deal with the uk. former diplomat lord ricketts joins now from our london newsroomummits in the past. iam i am intrigued to know how much actually happens. the pictures with the handshakes and media conferences. how much of it is about what happens behind closed doors? for these g7 meetings, a lot happens between the leaders. they are not places where they have hundreds of staff around them and are very fixed agenda. they are on their own for most of the time, shirt sleeves rolled up and talking 1—to—1, which is useful because it means they can get to know each other better and they have these bilateral meetings, like borisjohnson will have with donald trump shortly, away from the glare of the media where they can get down to talking business. these things have a value but they only get follow—up if the leaders themselves go home and push forward on whatever. we feel like we are in a stalemate position when it comes to moving forward with brexit, when it comes to negotiating a new relationship with the us. our can chemistry between two leaders override seemingly imp

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