depressing situation president francois hollande finds himself in. whatever it does, it seems the french do not trust him anymore. his polling figures are the worst ever for a president did and more troubling, the socialist government has backtracked several times on tax increases in the face of protests. with me on the set to discuss francois hollande's situation, dire situation, i should say, a andt from "figaro" magazine from -- the government blamed on the so- called eco tax, and environmental tax on trucks in the face of violent protest. , region west of france socialist stronghold, the prime minister explained that suspending the tax was an act of courage. the transport minister and i have already improved the law and changed some of the negative aspects. but this is not enough. willcertain the situation remain locked in brittany until we resume negotiations. it takes courage to restore dialogue. that is why i decided to suspend the implementation of the eco tax law. it will give us time for dialogue -- on the national and regional levels. >> i

francois hollande likes nearly everything. nicholas sarkozy dieted and banned cheese from the menu. >> that is it from the newsroom for now. >> thank you very much. on the debate this evening, football, french football. anyone looking forward to -- will be disappointed. clubs are going on strike, a dozen games were postponed. because of an impending super tax promised by franÇoise gallant -- francois hollande. there are lawyers will have to pay that money. football clubs say it is the death of french football. >> the meeting took place in an environment that left all of the major players to express their concern. there worries. -- their worries. >> a good atmosphere? that is not quite the way the french football officials saw it. >> the possibility of moving forward for the time being, there has been no progress regarding the possibility of a solution. we might have even taken a step backward. >> is socialism going to kill french but all? dan leavy is our "france 24" sports editor. thank you for being on set with us. we have a

learned holland broke safety rules. makes it easier for complaints to go up the chain of command and starts using the video for training purposes. but the emotional scars still hurt. >> i can't imagine, you know, my daughter witnessing, you know, er father crashing. >> i still have nightmares about to this day. i never got to speak with him that morning, and i never got to say good-bye. >> oh, my god. no! >> oh, my god. >>> coming up, a sting to catch a slasher. >> we decided at that moment that we needed to get some cameras up. >>> and the camera as eyewitness. >> it helped that everything was caught on camera. the jury, everybody could see what actually occurred. >> when "caught on camera: proof" continues. have hail damage to both their cars. ted ted is trying to get a hold of his insurance agent. maxwell is not. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company. maxwell is not and just confirmed a 5:30 time for tuesday. ted, is still waiting. yes! maxwell is

learned holland broke safety rules.r force makes it easier for complaints to go up the chain of command and starts using the video for training purposes. but the emotional scars still hurt. >> i can't imagine, you know, my daughter witnessing, you know, her father crash. >> i still have nightmares about to this day. i never got to speak with him that morning, and i never got to say good-bye. >> oh, my god. no! >> oh, my god. >>> coming up, a sting to catch a slasher. >> we decided at that moment that we needed to get some cameras up. >>> and the camera as eyewitness. >> it helped that everything was caught on camera. the jury, everybody could see what actually occurred. >> when "caught on camera: proof" continues. >>> a truck stop security camera catches a police officer approaching a possible kidnapping suspect when the man suddenly attacks. >> that's when i saw the knife. i was afraid for my life. i thought i was going to be stabbed. >> june 15th, 2010. albuquerque, new mexico. just past midnight, a 911 operator answe

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hollande read a few words in hebrew and in arabic, careful to balance the tensions. visiting a holocaust museum and ofing a wreath at the tomb yasser arafat. long live france, israel, and the friendship between us. >> hollande's speech was the most anticipated moment of the visit. it was a long declaration of friendship with israel, the semitism,against anti- the french position on iran, before finally getting to the peace process. >> france's position is known. alice state of israel and dime both having jerusalem as capital living in peace -- israel and palestine both having jerusalem as capital living in peace. firm,1961, relations held as seen here. the former french president welcomed the prime minister to the six-day war changed the stakes, along with the controversial statement about jews. >> and elitist people, confident and domineering. >> he is not the only french leader to have rubbed israel the wrong way. in 19 made the two, franÇois toterrand was the first equate it to a palestinian state. >> dialogue shows that each party can go as far as their rights al

see how this strike will have an effect on hollande will get what it wants. look degreedy and stupid, i have to say. >> fair point. peter, thanks very much indeed for that. peter bullen, european soccer writing for "sports it illustrated." let us know what you think about this, but with you know, are they going to look degreedy and stupid, these football clubs? e-mail us worldwide@cnbc.com. >>> to remind you where we stand with futures right now, it's a fresh trading month, of course, and after the close yesterday when the dow was down 0.5%, the s&p 500 is also down 0.4%. right now, we are implied, what, by the s&p at 2.5. the dow jones currently implied 30 points higher and the nasdaq at the moment is around 7 points above fair value. for the month, the s&p up over 4.5%. and the dow up 2.75, as well. >>> all right. we just have to keep our eyes on was going on in egypt. a gunman opening fire to the famous cairo hotel, which is on the road to the pyramid, clearly a tourist attraction. we'll keep our eyes on that, as well. >>> still to come on the show, the bi

stance against iran at the next round of international talks nuclear talks on wednesday francois hollande was speaking in israel which has joined france in calling for sanctions to remain in place against iran and according to a british newspaper tell of eve is preparing for military action if its demands are met but let's get more on this now from artie's paula slayer. paula. what more can you tell us about this alleged scheme then to attack iran. well the british newspaper the sunday times is reporting of cooperation between israel and saudi arabia over a possible military strike on iran now according to the reports riyadh will provide tel aviv with so-called tactical support which essentially means allowing israeli warplanes to use its air space and at the same time allowing the israelis to use saudi briskly helicopters tanker planes and drones now the two countries have been united over there why worry about iran's nuclear program for quite some time particularly now as the way scenes on the brink of reaching some kind of deal with iran both countries have expressed dismay their conce

earlier hoan hollande met with . >> the particular case the warmth that president hollande received in the palestinian territory was the same kind of warmth that he's received here in israel and certainly he had very, very strong words of welcome from the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas. >> a gesture of friendship and respect for palestinian state. the french president lays a wreath on the tomb of yassir arafat. u.n. yen assembly last year. in palestinian eyes a fair inteinterlocotur. >> translator: the major threat to the peace process and that which might abort it is israeli activity in palestinian land, including an east jerusalem burning fields and attacking religious sites, including continuing with thousands of prisoners. >> both sides could make what he called gestures to push the negotiation process forward. >> translator: it's up to you to make peace. we can only encourage you and support you and tell you what are for us the principles. two states two people living side by side in peace and security with jerusalem capturing both states secure and recognized borders on the

michael holland. >> good to see you.ou: 16,000. >> thank you very much, i cause caused most myself, we've been parents,

>> this will be a very interesting meeting having met president hollande. he will be going to russia, as you say, and there he will meet with vladimir putin. the russian position in the whole issue of iran is not that clear. they were central in terms of the talks and negotiations at that took place in geneva. netanyahu will be going to the russian president with the insistence that no deal must be tabled with iran. he will attempt to explain israel's position on the matter to the russian president, but importantly, too, the following day he will be meeting with the u.s. secretary of state, john kerry, who will be coming back to the region for further talks with netanyahu. now, the israeli prime minister will be going into that meeting with information gleaned from both the presidents of france and russia, dependses depends on what he gets from then, he will introduce it into his skurgss with john kerry which will focus on iran. >> of course, mike, netanyahu has described john kerry as an old friend but someone that you will disagree with because friends do

are reduced and lastly that there was a halt of construction at the iraq plant so netanyahu and hollande sitting on the same side of the fence when it comes to concern over any kind of deal that could potentially be reached at this week between the world powers and to run. and a man who used to represent iran and its negotiations with the u.n. nuclear watchdog the i.a.e.a. believes the french stance on this issue is deeply contradictory. france has a block. because of israeli claims i think this is historical the prince is making the i. five. inspection. program and frequently has a reason no evidence of diversion toward the pin is asian this is clear but i really do have the real concern of france is a nuclear bomb because france has strategic relations with israel. is not a member of n.p.t. . to four hundred nuclear bombs therefore france should not be concerned about nuclear bomb france help israel to master nuclear bomb france heard in the zero two master nuclear bomb therefore france has a very very bad record. and the news just in russia's president vladimir putin things there's a

and one of the major critics was the french and right now you have the french president francois hollande visiting israel and palestine he's here on a three day visit and now netanyahu has urged him to keep up the pressure against iran and western allies francois hollande by what indications is going to do this earlier he did say that there were four conditions that paris was insisting on in. indeed any kind of deal with iran is to be brokered and these conditions are that only raney and nuclear installations need to be put under international supervision immediately that enrichment needs to be suspended to the twenty percent level that the existing stock needs to be reduced and that iran needs to halt construction on the iraq plant it on yahoo has praised the french president for his position the views of iran and its nuclear program. of middle east i spoke to a former radio diplomat who's represented to run in talks with the u.n. nuclear watchdog he pointed a major contradictions in france's position over. france has blocked the peaceful because of israeli claims i think this is a histo

are reduced and lastly that there was a halt of construction at the iraq plant so netanyahu and hollande sitting on the same side of the fence when it comes to concern over any kind of deal that could potentially be reached at this week between the world powers and to run. and we spoke to a former iranian diplomat who's represented terrine in talks with the u.n. nuclear watchdog he pointed to a major contradictions and france's position over iran france has blocked peaceful because of israeli claims i think this is a historical mistake france is making the i has about five thousand. inspection of a nuclear program and frequently has announced the reason no evidence of diversion toward the opposition this is clear but i really doubt the real concern of france is a nuclear bomb because france has a strategic relations with israel is not a member of n.p.t. and possess about four hundred nuclear bombs therefore france should not be concerned about nuclear bomb france help israel to master nuclear bomb france held in the two master nuclear bomb therefore france has a very very bad record. rus

michael holland. >> good to see you.nk you very much, i cause caused most myself, we've been parents, we told kids. lou: and we remain so. >> we tell kids tngs over and over it takes a long time sometimes. the federal reserve hand by saying to the -- has been saying to the investment community, tapering is not tightening that mean fed is going to stop buying bonds. it is not tightening, tightening is like -- >> if it were. market today dismissed it. a triple-digit rally. >> it is figuring out what they mean. lou: are you telling me 24 hours ago they were stupid and they got smart today? >> i guess not. lou: i'm curious. >> today was a couple things could one of which was, market had some rediculously big moves to upside that gave back a little bit, this market has a lot of cynicism, a lot of people areatching the show not for me, but othereople who have interesting things to say about washington and the world, but the stock market, they can't care. lou: i love the fact we are watching this idiosy in washington d.c. they

francois hollande spoke in israel at the start of a three-day visit. france blocked a final deal to ease sanctions on iran during a summit of world powers and iran last week. al jazeera's mike hannah is live for us now in jerusalem. israel's prime minister said that iran's nuclear program will top the agenda with his talks with president hollande. he praised france for the tough stance it took in geneva. >> reporter: yes, indeed, the israeli prime minister and french president clearly on the same page. this was a three-day visit by the president, nine delegates are accompanying him about trade with various agreements between france and israel, but most of all it's about iran. they will be discussing in the course of the evening their position on the issue of iran and also a greater degree of shared interests, the great degree of shared opinions about the fact the israeli prime minister making clear early in the day that he would not be satisfied with any international deal with iran that does not mean a complete end to nuclear development within that c

if francois hollande were to cave how would be justified those who love soaking of a rich? to be interesting is the attention it creates because as much as the french love soaking the rich they do love their soccer. charles: it will be a strike. >> they will suspend all the games, one of the weekends in november and will be interesting to see how long francois hollande last. i hope he doesn't cave because the more people are subjected to the aggressive tax he has in mind, the harder it is going to be to actually sustain this horrible system. stuart: can france go without -- >> i am cheering for francois hollande. it doesn't happen. i just kind of really hope -- stuart: you don't want exemptions because you want everybody to feel the full impact. >> the general principle, if you are taxing people, tax everyone. if you are giving a tax credit to industry give it to everyone. if you are spending on families give it to everyone. stuart: hold on a second. public opinion in france is 67%. that is the number i saw this morning, 67% of french people want the soccer team that starts

france's credit rating has been downgraded one notch to aa, dealing a further blow to president hollande's government. swiss scientists have released results that they claim reasonably support the theory that yasser arafat was poisoned to death. he died in 2004 in a paris military hospital a month after falling violently ill. found unusually high levels of polonium and led. lead. now investigators say israel is the one and only suspect in his death. >> as the head of this committee, i arrived at the conclusion that yasser arafat was killed based on the statements that they gave. we gathered all the statements when they thought the microphone was off. they said that yasser arafat must be disappeared. he must be killed. and this proves that israel is to blame for his martyrdom. for more on this, let's cross over to our correspondent in jerusalem. there, at thec palestinian presidential palace. they made it clear that israel is the only suspect. thatactly, and they say also as a way to brush off rumors that the late leaders palestinian entourage may have been involved. the head of the palesti

coming up on the show, the french president hollande is playing hardball we are live outside the big french football club. >>> sony shares have taken a bashing after slashing its earnings outlook. the company's film business wag a major drag, turning in a 17.8 billion loss. head online for more details. >>> the ipad has been a great cash cow for apple. but toous tech giant's hold of the tablet market is starting to loosen with the likes of samsung and aces providing strong competition. get the breakdown of the numbers on cnbc.com. >>> and good news from china. official pmi data shows manufacturing activity is at its highest level in 18 months. so what does this say about the second largest economy in the world? find out what analysts are saying on our website and remember, you can also follow us on twitter@cnbc world. >> right. we have had various questions in. and one is very specific, so let's get that. we've got our guest hosts with us, julian and chris. julian, the question about your company, very basic and to the point question. how are you going to get paid in curtis on and ca

. >> president francis hollande met with benyamin netanyahu. they'll keep the pressure on iran when talks resume this week in geneva. mike hanna has more from jerusalem. >> it's a large french delegation that arrived in israel. including the president, there's nine ministers. there are a lot of economic ties between france and israel and strong ties. discussions during the day and into the evening will also include iran. benyamin netanyahu thanked the french president for what he described as his intervention in negotiations in geneva, where france rejected a deal on the table, many believing stopping the deal. benyamin netanyahu insists that not only should sanctions not be lifted, but they should be intensified, and will look for support from the french president on this issue. it's the beginning of a campaign. benyamin netanyahu will travel to russia with the russian president vladimir putin. again, expressing these sentiments to the russian president. and then on friday a critical meeting where the u.s. secretary of state john kerry, who wi

president hollande and backtracked and suspended the tax for further talks. protesters feel they have the initiative. they want him to go further. they want it jabbed all together. they've been promised more state aid but they're still not happy. the speeches being made here just before a big march are voicing that anger. >> now russia is moving a group of detained activists, the environmental group greenpeace say 30 of its members will be moved from a jail to st. petersburg. they found out about the move from diplomatic forces, but they're not sure why the drop is being moved. russia detained 30 protesters after a demonstration at an offshore oil rig. they were first charged with piracy but russia has replaced that with hooliganism charges. green peace is now demanding their release. >>> egypt's jon stewart, his show was yanked just moments before it was scheduled to air and it had only been back on for a week. he became hugely popular in egypt for his jabs at mohamed morsi, the egyptian president who had been ousted in july. >>> up from the ashes after the

president hollande backtracked and suspended th the tax for further talks. they've been promised more state aid but they're still not happy. the speeches being made here just before a big march of voicing that anger. >> thathat was in france. >>> child brides are all too common in yemen. childrenned a young as eight are forced into marriage to men. but outlawing the tradition will not be easy. >> reporter: then nora was 11 years old she was forced to marry a man who was 45. she suffered years of physical and psychological abuse. today she is a leading activist fighting to ban child marriages. >> i was an innocent child. i was poor. so when they got me new clothes i felt great happiness. but everything changed. my husband was an alcoholic. the first time he took off his clothes you can imagine what happened to a child. >>> she fled her abusive husband many times only to be turned back by her parents. she suffered miscarriages and internal bleeding. a traum traumatizing experiencet affected her and her children. she has been taking anti-depressants for years.

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francis hollande said he will not change his position until iran renounces nuclear plans. >> at least 31 syrian soldiers have been killed by a bomb in the capital damascus. the syrian observatory for human rights said the attack happened and the building was levelled by the explosion. >> amnesty crit says what is happening to abuses to migrants? saudi arabia. it includes, dangerous working conditions and squalid accommodation. it called on footballers governing body fifa to take a tougher stance on the state that will host the world cup in 2022. >> we have identified poor quality accommodation, un-safeworking conditions. >> officials in the libyan stit of misrata call on armed groups, even those working for the government to withdraw for a 72 hour period, after the libyan deputy spy chief was kidd napped. on friday protesters were killed. there has been more protests and schools and universities have been shut by a strike. into two have been insured in protests in the central african republic. >> demonstrators protested against the killing of a government official. it has seen frequen

they're furious about this ecotax that president hollande wants to introduce.e's already backtracked slightly. he said he'll suspend it for more talks, but the people here want it scrapped all together. they say it will jeopardize their livelihoods. the area has been hit hard recently by factory closures, mainly in the food processing business. they say that they're being under cut by cheap labor elsewhere in the european union, particularly angry about germany, who they say is under cutting them. but the economy generally has taken a knock recently, and the focus of the protesters being on this ecotax. just a week ago there were violent clashes with the police. tear gas was fired. there were several injuries. a couple of days later franÇois hollande backtracked. protesters feel they have the initiative. they want him to go further and scrap it all together. they have been promised more state aid, but they're still not happy. they're here in a big march voicing that anger. >> up from the ashes, after the wildfire, coming up, sowing the seeds of a new generation

it was like a slap in the face for francois hollande. a recent poll says he's the least popular french president in almost 60 years. the economy is in recession, one in 10 french don't have a job, and rating agencies and brussels regularly wrapped paris's knuckles. tax hikes have raised the hackles of his former supporters . click the pile of ash is already a meter high. for workers from this britney fish factory have been protesting its planned closure. they suddenly faced the bleak prospect of redundancy. >> it's a disaster for this region in the center of britney -- brittany. we've already lost food factories, and if they close this 1, 2, the whole area will collapse. >> denise is one of at least 200 workers. although it is an important regional employer, the promise of cheaper labor costs is enough to lower operations eastward to poland. t-shirts read, "we are angry." given that the company has just paid shareholders dividends, the anger is justified. they are fighting for fair compensation. >> in france, there are those at the top a

steve holland, holland group founder and ceo says, investors need to be defensive and protect the gains we all have seen. teddy weisberg on the floor of the new york stock exchange. and scott shellady in pits of cme. scott, you take it. we spin it forward into next week, leading into thanksgiving. volume will be thin. swings become wider. >> we could stand a chance, to be more volatile. i've been doing it for 26 years. old traders will tell you this. don't want to go short a quiet market because you need the calvary to come behind you sell it to you to let you out. market will hold in and grind slightly higher, quiet markets tend to gravitate to the upside. david: i will not give out anybody's age here, i'm willing to bet teddy has seen a couple more trading seasons than you have, scott. teddy i will ask you same question that asked nicole, is this confident -- you've seen a lot of bull markets in your life? is that a confident bull market? some bull markets are not as confident. >> you wouldn't last 50 years if you were wearing a floor jacket like he is. david: easy, easy. liz: scott l

francis hollande arrives in israel. the nuclear program is expected to top the agenda during the 3-day trip. prime minister benyamin netanyahu is expected to ask francis hollande to keep the pressure on iran in the next round of multilateral talks on november 20th. >> twin bombs rip across afghanistan, a day after a bomb hit a site where 2,000 tribal elders will meet to decide the fate of american troops. >> nine days after typhoon haiyan left large areas aid is reaching remote areas. the u.s. military are helping to airlift food to survivors. rescuers are searching for 1,000 missing people. marga ortigas is in tacloban. >> we have seen pictures of uter devastation in tacloban. are the people where you are getting food and shelter? >> well, this is actually a huge, huge, huge problem here, as you can imagine. this has affected close to 13 million people across 13 provinces. three million of those people are displaced. their homes wrecked. evacuation centres are full. building makeshift shelters out of debris from their

holland. i doubt in a document -- missouri feed. holland. i doubt in that document the president is allowed to do anything. democracy of a which the house is part. if you carried to an extreme, that's where you are. i'm worried about that. there anou, isn't easier way to deal with this case? o, becausee know -- n it will interfere with some problem of foreign affairs that was never mentioned in any brief , or at least timmy for the first time -- hit me for the first time. there you have an expression of my uncertainties at the moment. anyway you want to reply to that would be helpful. >> i understand the point, justice breyer. there is something that seems attractive in trying to think about this as a question of statutory construction. what i'm trying to point out is that it's not as easy as it seems, that there are real risks to trying to draw a line of that kind. i understand that. that does raise the stakes. that risk is real. the risk that the state department department, legal advisors' brief israel -- >> before your time is out, you h

holland in the treaty and the argument it had before it. missouri made a strange argument in missouri against holland that no modern litigant would make. they go out of their way to identify a conflict with treaty in state law that said therefore we went under the supremacy clause. he said no the treaty under article vi is supreme to state law and not the other way around. he also said this month sentence that bedeviled lower courts with said of the treaty is valid of course the legislation is valid. he had a treaty that direct fully prohibited conduct and a statute that individualize prohibition with criminal penalties so in that case i suppose it was right that the treaty implementing legislation stood or fell together and that's not the case here and if i could reserve my time. >> thank you counsel. >> mr. chief justice may it please the court. the framers gave the government exclusive control over the treaty function to ensure it could knit the nation together as one and allow it to be fully sovereign in foreign affairs. petitioner ad h

there's little chance that black pete will go anywhere. >> we are from holland. we want to keep it. >> ask someone not from the country - do you think this is racist? >> absolutely, no question. it seems obvious it's race. >>. >> you don't find it offensive? >> no. >> no. >> i like it. i have children, i do it. i have children. they like it. they do it at school. >> sinterklaas and black pete have been part of dutch life. generations paint their faces black so they can look like black pete. look at the crowd - there's a notable reduction in the number of faces painted black. people want to keep the tradition, but don't want to be accused of racism. >> compared to last year, most children haven't paint their faces. >> black pete is almost 200 years old. if the crowds get their way, there'll be a lot of life left in him yet. >> all righty, time for the sports headlines. broncos head coach may be on the leave. >> let's see. >> including the stunning upset win over stanford usc won five of six games since ed orgeron took over. he'll have competition if he hopes to re

and one of the major critics was the french and right now you have the french president francois hollande visiting israel and palestine he's here on a three day visit and he's already made with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and later today he's slated to give an address to the israeli parliament the israeli knesset now netanyahu has urged him to keep up the pressure against iran and western allies francois hollande by what indications is going to do this earlier he did say that they will fall conditions that if indeed any kind of deal with iran is to be brokered in these conditions are that all the rainy and nuclear installations need to be put under international supervision immediately that enrichment needs to be suspended to the twenty percent level that the existing stock needs to be reduced and that iran needs to hold construction on the a rocket plant that on yahoo has praised the french president for his position viz of iran and its nuclear program. paula live from jerusalem paula thank you very much indeed for that update. under we also spoke to a former iranian di

and one of the major critics was the french and right now you have the french president francois hollande visiting israel and palestine he's here on a three day visit and now it netanyahu has urged him to keep up the pressure against iran and western allies francois hollande by what indications is going to do this earlier he did say that there were four conditions that paris was insisting on. indeed any kind of deal with iran is to be brokered in these conditions ah that only raney and nuclear installations need to be put under international supervision immediately that enrichment needs to be suspended to the twenty percent level that the existing stock needs to be reduced and that iran needs to hold construction on the a rocket plant that on yahoo has praised the french president for his position visa via ran and its nuclear program through to a fifteen pm near moscow good movie company more news could be well known for a very short break. there's a media lead also we'd. like to see the pure. play your party there's a good. news that no one is that good with the gas they deserve answers

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in holland farmers stood up against chevron to fight fracking to no avail fracking pumps a high pressure cocktail of water sand and chemicals the underground to release shale gas from the bedrock environmentalists say it has the potential to trigger earthquakes as well as pollute the groundwater and the surrounding countryside the problems will show it with shale gas mining in poland is a question of secretiveness and kind of not telling people the real truth about what's going on and not always telling never telling the other side the downside and i discover this to be true with the polish government and poor polish authorities because they are in fact on the side of these big corporations lego walski partly shot his documentary drill baby drill in poland he says polish state television refused to broadcast that you know normal people. can get the information to fight against the corporations and the normal people you know the middle class people their objective is really to protect the land here to protect their place and the chevron. the corporations are here to exploit the land and t

increase in the warming of relations between the israelis and the french the french president francois hollande was here in jerusalem earlier this week the two countries spoke of mutual understanding of unbreakable bonds of common history and shared values many saying that netanyahu now sees the french as his new hero and this is of course because of the french criticism against the deal in fact it was the french that maybe credit as having prevented it deal from going through before at the same time there are reports circulating and there has been for quite a few days now that the israelis are working with the saudis behind the scenes that the possibility of a military strike is now back on the cards as this deal is signed off the report suggests that the saudis will give the israelis is space where there is talk of some kind of tactical support that they will give to israeli warplanes if indeed netanyahu follows through with his threats of a military strike once this deal is in fact signed off. we spoke to john limbert the former u.s. to produce and secretary of state for iran and he was amon

now france has led the opposition to the current version of an agreement with iran hollande two will be coming to israel later this month from what we understand who and other top israeli ministers feel that the united states so far has not presented israel with a precise picture of what concessions will be granted to the iranians and why. the sanctions will ultimately look like what sanctions will be eased and according to one senior israeli official at least he has said that israel is under the impression that although iran would receive economic incentives as part of a deal these would be tolerable adjustments that would not threaten the viability of the entire sanctions regime against iran but of course the israelis are looking for clarification on this and this is what will also be under discussion later today when they meet with this american delegation the important point however to make is that iran is and was ready to strike a deal what we do understand is that an outline agreement prepaid in geneva is believed to have specified that iran would stop enriching uranium to twen

i would like to thank sam might see in holland and for speaking to us there on the line of france is not the only team that qualified for a spot in the well kept algeria on such as needed in the gundam wing three seven three on aggregate france was blind but ukraine failed to qualify for the defeated sweden to go through. grace made it through as he raced up and mexico of course bubbling over new zealand winning ninety three on aggregate set. all exciting stuff coming up in the world to take some time to god intends us to the cats eat it hello and welcome to the false uncut interview where in the temporary capital of the would be a palestinian state. our guest today is muhammad studying who is or was will ask him one of the two palestinian negotiators with it so we know there's an ongoing process you and your colleagues say eric cox presented her resignation several days ago. there are some questions over whether this was accepted by present us with abbas can you tell us exactly what your position is on it's what it is who we are to islam but developers of nations and the last bite.

a 9-year-old girl blew everyone away on the recent performance of "holland's got talent."know there was such a show. i didn't know there were enough people in holland. >> brutal. >> not brutal. to fund a show? >> a proud and strong country. >> i'm from there originally i think. no one not the judge or audience was expecting this. it's incredible. take a look. not saying they don't have talent. just saying how many singers are there. ♪ >> that was incredible. from the puccini opera. 9-year-old voice is amazing. she says she taught herself to sing by watching youtube tutorials. no formal voice training. is talent something that you're born with or can it be taught? the panel is back with us. i want to bring in daniel coyle the author of "talent isn't great it's grown." daniel thanks for being with us. it is something that's innate a natural talent or through practice, through rehearsal you actually can develop? >> it looks natural, doesn't it? it gives you chills. but in fact when you look closely, she illustrates a couple of really powerful things about the way talent is gr

and lorry drivers who don't have to pay this eco tax on their you know heavy vehicles so francois hollande has backed down of course and he's deferred and suspended the eco tax until the summer of two thousand and fourteen well a group of employees of eco move the company that won the contract to collect the tax have written an open letter complaining that the taxes suspension has left them without work they say that fifty nine trainees who have been promised full time contracts have been laid off and about twenty have not had their short term contracts renewed and accuse the government of quote giving in to people who threaten to smash up official buildings well of course in france they don't call them do they call them. to diminish. from. the phone. you know what. here's a situation we should on the show many times at the bull market and bonds. as been going on for thirty years it ended you know within the last twelve months for thirty years every time that there was a problem like one group was fighting another group. you know subsidized government groups versus some other subsidized fa