policet, though, paris tear gassed protesters as rent president francois hollande insisted he was standing firm on plans to overhaul the country's labor laws. the government forced the law through parliament. 220,000 people marched today in cities across the country, while lorry drivers nationwide blocked roads and ports. about a quarter of french people are opposed, but the lawn says it is vital to bring down unemployment. pass.s law will it will pass. because it has been discussed, it has been debated, it has been corrected, it has been amended, and i will not give in. reached,omise was unions are backing the law, the majority of socialists are also in favor. 's" claireance 24 williams was in paris where today's demonstrations took face. she sent this report. the protests started about three kilometers away. protesters blocked as much traffic as they possibly could. there were a few scuffles, incidents with the police, but by and large the protesters were quite called today compared to what we've seen in the last few weeks. effort onreally an the part of the kenyans and police do not hav

francois hollande made an official state. it has been a convoluted night. >> it has, we've had several different reports from egypt air, from the aviation authority as well, from egyptair citing different government agencies, for example, about the official word that the plane had crashed. that was then retracted. we had a report from egyptair citing different government officials that an emergency beacon or some sort of signal was received two hours after the plane disappeared. that was then retracted. egyptian army said we have not received a signal. now we have french president hollande saying look, judging from what we have in front of us, it is clear the plane has in fact crashed, and all that's left is to find the debris. so far, alex, no sign of the debris. >> thank you so much for that. >>> well, as americans are waking up of the missing plane, so are the country's political leaders. donald trump taking to twitter to comment on the missing airline, posting looks like yet another terrorist attack. airplane departed fro

this is going into the final year of francois hollande's presidency. catherine: why the political consequences of this, in the context here? it is more bad news for the french president, who is twinkling in the opinion polls. this is yet another political headache for him. where does it leave him here? >> he needs a political victory. he cannot concede defeat. he has already conceded defeat once this year and had to abandon a pet project when he buried constitutional reform because of popular opposition. he needs to pass this through. significantst reform that francois hollande has a chance of passing before the end of his presidency, which has not really moved the needle on any important issues in france, has not provided major change for the country. so francois hollande needs this victory. you can look at this in terms of political momentum. year,into an electoral francois hollande wants this to pass because if it does, he will help reshape the narrative somewhat that he was able to take on defiant lawmakers and trade unions for the good of the coun

president hollande has no intention of backing down. reporter: as strikes intensify against france, the government singles out the union. president hollande: i will not be pushed into accepting these blockades. >> i call once again on the cgt to stop its actions, stop radicalizing and trying to sow tension. reporter: the union rejects the call. not warn the government to challenge the right to strike. the are trying to divide cgt. reporter: far left politicians are backing thecgt. >> it is hollande and valls who are responsibile. singley there is not a protest that doesn't get violent. reporter: as the bill heads to the senate, the strike shows no sign of abating. police firedn water cannons during a huge demonstration in brussels. they started hurling objects at police. lookingled forces are . a spokesman for says the forces mission will focus on the north before moving into raqqa. let's get more with adam, from beirut. forces fought a bloody battle for kobane. be no meanqqa will feat. are: democratic forces mobilizing troops. the fron

we begin the week with michael holland in john herman. good morning, everyone; this is bloomberg "surveillance," live from new york. it is monday, may 2. with me is vonnie quinn; francine lacqua is on holiday. vonnie: yes. they demented the bank holiday. vonnie: i can't believe it's madyday. tom: we will talk about the correspondents dinner next hour. right now, let's get to the first word news. vonnie: thank you. puerto rico has escalated the biggest crisis ever any noticeable bond markets -- the commonwealth will default on the 420 $2 million bond payment for its development bank which could open the doors for other general obligations. aol additional $2 billion. u.s. congress working on a rescue plan. protesters ended their citizen. they breached the city's heavily fortified green zone to protest corruption and political paralysis. brussels airport has reopened for the first time since the terrorist attack in march where the suicide bombings killed 16 people. authorities say it should be back in 100% capacity by next month. in southern

papers focusing on president hollande. trump,jong un and donald why not switch over to francois hollande? it is his fourth year ending, his fifth year and -- beginning. parisien says he counts on his lucky star and looks at his various emphasis when he came out smiling. 2007, may,t least in what happened with his socialist rival. he was arrested in new york for sexual assault of an employee that we all know about. that was fantastic news for francois hollande and that he gave him a clear way to become the nominee for this socialist and french presidency. the paper today you can see it saying that francois hollande is also benefiting from such things as the interest rate we brought down by the european central bank at the right time, the oil prices falling at the right time, and the military defense contracts as well. it is looking at his lucky star. i thought the cartoon and the paper was fascinating. despiteill insisting 16% popularity rating, he is still insisting that thingqÑg a: man: one man one women, we need some bac

last week in a radio interview -- in a radio interview, president hollande says the government will not back down on labor reforms, and reducing joblessness was one of the spouses when he came to office. let's listen to what he has to say. >> the law will pass. it will pass because it has been discussed, debated, corrected, amended, and i will not give in. the compromise was reached and equilibrium was found. unions are backing the law and the majority of socialists are also in favor. ,nnette: ahead of the strike some of the countries drivers have blockaded central french cities this tuesday, so the road walks are also possible later in the day. in addition, seven major trade unions are now holding a rally in central paris, covering this is claire williams, what is the atmosphere like? claire: the protesters are beginning to arrive. we are in the heart of paris. they have chosen a really to start, next to the ipo tower. we expect the crowds to start moving in the next hour or so, so they will be blocking some of the main roads that go through the softbank in paris. is one ofhere expecta

he rr confronting my character, holland march.my first acting gig so -- >> you can't be worse an russell. [ crowd awing ] >> jimmy: they're friends. they hung out one night. >> yeah. >> he stands back on the edge of the bar trying to stand up. >> you just gave up your client. >> i made a discretionary revelation. >> no, you gave her up, i asked you one simple question and bap, bap, bap, bap, bap, you just gave me all the information. >> but i thought that's what you wanted. >> jimmy: he reaches into the cookie jar to grab the gun. he grabs the gun. jackson grabs holland's wrist with one hand. and uses the other hand to punch him in the face hard. the gun goes away. [ applause ] >> now i'm very sorry you didn't get the message. >> i get it now. i dig it. >> jimmy: holland crawls across the floor after the gun but jackson kicks it away. kick it away. kick it. >> karen. >> jimmy: jackson gets on top of holland and -- [ cheers and applause ] he grabs his left arm from behind. he grabs his left arm from behind. [ cheers and applause ]

this is one of franÇois hollande's promises.aid he would not be a candidate if he did not manage to curb this unemployment. he believes and the government believes this new law could make a big difference, and this is why they have decided to pass it of theis 49-3 article constitution, which means not going through a vote in parliament. there'sy, politically, a big risk. there is now a risk within the political party of francois hollande, with one part of his mp saying they would rather have the government not stay in power then vote in favor of this law. of course, there's a lot of pressure from the street. there will be protests. a protest is planned tomorrow. where thisnt, right-wing wing vote of no-confidence is due to take place here at the french parliament. a lot of pressure on francois hollande and his government right now. ishor: the parliament engulfed in another row at the moment, about sexism this time. france's finance minister admitted acting inappropriately towards a female journalist after twice denying any impro

french president francois hollande is holding a news conference at this hour. he just said it appears the plane has crashed and nothing can be ruled out. >> we're talking about the egyptair plane that left paris, bound for cairo last night. also new, the paris prosecutor's office announcing an investigation into the crash. katy zachry is following all the information. >> a lot of new information. as you said, the french president has just announced that he believes the plane has crashed. also, some news agencies have been reporting this theory throughout the morning. nbc news is working to independently confirm that. something the a.p. reported recently is that it's believed to have crashed off the greek island of crete. here's what's happening in the mediterranean sea right now as we speak. you can see a number of ships from greece and egypt headed to the area where the plane is believed to have gone down. egyptair flight 804 disappeared around 2:30 a.m. egypt time. it was 20 minutes away from landing in cairo and had just entered egyptian air space. it took o

. >> the french president francois hollande is also in jean, taking part in the g-7 summit as well.eferring to events back here in france, hollande said the economic recovery shouldn't be jepdilesed by the recent wave of prozests -- protests. e bock aids have left -- blockade is have left hundreds of petrol stations without fuel. the president said his government is going to push ahead with the labor reforms, which triggered this wave of action in the first place. >> i will keep going because i think these are good reforms. the bill will go before the senate and then return to the national belief. it is within this framework that discussions should take place and nowhere else. >> president hollande speaking there. it's been a week of disruption and fuel shortages here and french oil and gas company total says all nine of its bepoes -- depots have gotten back to normal operations. a report for more. >> car owners are not waiting to find out if the lines will get longer. they keep filling their tanks just in case. >> it's a problem for me in terms of my job because i have to often fil

so in 1700, well actually it starts in holland, so holland, so 100 years before in 1600 you have the showering of dutch commercial society. then about 100 years later the english adopted dutch king, a dutch central bank, a dutch exchange, unfortunately dutch national debt. i'm surprised they did not adopt the dutch language they became so very dutch by 1700. that was way was way before there is any substantial payout. so the real payoff comes not so much in the classic industrial revolution of the 18th century but as you said the great enrichment of the 19th and 20th century when innovation and betterment just goes completely wacko. as ridley himself says, instead of having sex and maybe the eye grandbabies idea is you get all of this amazing innovation of mechanical inventions what we can see all around us but also certain organizational ones. >> do you have any idea why the ideas change. >> yes, that is what i devote much of this third volume two. as you have said, i shown my satisfaction in the second volume that the standard economic arguments, cole is a big favorite,. >> which m

hollande speaking in paris earlier this thursday.hey were 15 french passengers on board, 30 egyptians and among .0 other nationalities the plane taking off from paris. this is where the crisis center has been set up. the french foreign minister is on hand, speaking to the plane. they have gathered there at the airport. we will bring you more on this story, but egyptair flight 804 crashed in the east of the mediterranean. teams are currently looking for any debris. stay with us on "france 24." >> french connections. they are known for their cuisine and saying hello with the case. they only work 45 -- 35 hours a week, when they are not on strike. xÑo@ >> it's invisible to most of us, but there is a crime wave going on unprecedented in human history. it's everywhere, in every country, on every contntinent, and it affects virtually everything. the goods we buy, the kind of jobs people do and where they do them, the safety of our homes andd families. it's theft on a colossal scale. >> you could say that it's the crime of the century beca

it is the second time this degree has been used while francois hollande has been in office.the government says it is hightial to cut stubbornly unemployment figures, but protests of the government's decision have already begun come with hundreds gathering from the movement that have been normally camped out outside the capital and now gathering outside parliament. emma james joins us now live from outside the national assembly. what is the mood like where you are? emma: so far the mood seems to be fairly well contained. there was a. big police operation underway. they are -- paris very well prepared for this today. as you can see behind me, the protesters are being corralled in the bridges, surrounding roads and a note pedestrians are able to get into its three -- into the street directly. they don't want scenes where protesters are at the foot, basically, france's democratic building. what people are saying is they are asking, where is democracy? people are angry about the fact that this law has been forced through. it is dividing the government itself, the supposedly socia

and a big risk for francois hollande.ext, the crowded baghdad market was bustling with shoppers when the explosion struck. at least 50 people were killed and dozens more wounded when a car bomb went off in the iraqi capital. the islamic state organization has claimed responsibility for the attack. iraqi officials say they expect the death toll to rise. now to the u.s. presidential race. his white house dreams may be fading but bernie sanders is hanging in there. the vermont senator notched up another primary win in west virginia on twos and telling his supporters that he would fight down to the wire for every last vote. he still trails hillary clinton in the delegates tally. he is on track to clinch the delicate nomination. -- she is on track to clinch the delegate nomination. thehey may not have influence to swing an election but endorsements from hollywood stars are much sought after by presidential candidates. hillary clinton has been athletic and george clooney on her side. inoney being instrumental drawing huge amoun

mark: i mean, the interesting thing today is hollande's comments at the g-7.ollande from this morning coming out and saying he is ready to fight for the -- to the end for this. he believes in this reform, he thinks it is good for the country. this is not the time to derail the french economic recovery. he didn acceptable -- not use these words -- that unions are trying to hold the country hostage. the main point to understand and despite the images of burning tires and police breaking, uh, strike blockades, is that the, this protest is limited to a sort of relatively narrow part of the population, which is essentially the union. and that, you know, i think it is a difficult political fight but it is by no means over. it is by no means sort of a revolution spreading across the country, millions of people in the streets. there were demonstrations yesterday. where the police estimated 20,000 people demonstrated in paris. the union say was closer to 100,000. whatever you take, those are not massive numbers for a french demonstration. francine: thank you so much. a

in fact, they were being cautious about this, even though earlier french president francois hollande who had a conversation with el sisi, suggested that terrorism was a possibility. egypt is a country suffering by deep economic problems, caused by a series of aviation disasters. their tourism has been down 40%. it was just a month ago that president hollande travelled to egypt to sign a $1 billion deal to help the economy there and the relationship between france and egypt, one of the strongest that egypt has with europe and really critical to what has been a faltering economy there. but back to the focus on this search and investigation which also there's offers of help from the united states. from the u.k. and in terms of planes. you mentioned that white house officials have said that there has been an offer and an ongoing exchange of information, particularly about those terror watch lists. various kinds of intelligence. the president continuing to be briefed, but this is the big break this morning. happening literally just minutes ago. the report from army officials that the egyp

jackson grabs holland's wrist with one hand and uses the hard. sorry you didn't get the message. >> i get it now. i dig it. >> jimmy: he crawls across the floor for the gun but jackson kicks it away. kick it away. kick it. >> karen. >> jimmy: jackson gets on top of holland. [ cheers and applause ] he grabs his left arm from behind. he grabs his left arm from behind. [ cheers and applause ] >> my jacket's too tight. >> no. no. >> jimmy: it's the next page, karen. >> what about now? oh, i think i have to turn the page. >> jimmy: karen is pregnant right now. >> i think i need it back. >> no. >> jimmy: jackson pull's holen spinal fracture of the left radius. >> no. >> jimmy: jackson break's holland's left arm. [ cracking sound ] >> jimmy: and scene. nicely done, karen. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> jimmy: beautifully done. take a bow. >> let's see how this compares to the real clip. here's the real one. >> i made a discretionary revelation. >> no you you gave me all the information. >> i thought that's what you wanted. >> what? >> oh. >> now, i'm ver

egyptian authorities, were able to gather confirmed that this plane has crashed and is lost. >> hollande said no theories are being ruled out, including an accident or a terrorist act. egyptair flight 804 took off from paris late wednesday night local time. it was headed to cairo. the airline says the passengers were mostly egyptian but also included french, iraqi and other nationalities. the company says the plane disappeared from radar about 3 1/2 hours after takeoff. officials say it was in egyptian air space flying at an altitude of about 11,000 meters. the aircraft was an airbus a320. local media quote officials in cairo as saying the last contact with the plane was ten minutes before it vanished. one flight information website shows the aircraft suddenly disappearing over the mediterranean sea. last october a russian airliner took off from egypt and went down over the sinai peninsula killing all 224 people on board. a group linked to islamic state militants claimed responsibility for planting a bomb on the aircraft. >>> taiwan is set to inaugurate its new president. the democratic

the suit will also amuse herzer and holland of elder abuse. for "nightly business report," i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> cigna raises its yearly earnings guidance and that's where we begin tonight's "market focus." an increase in membership in the health insurer's commercial and government businesses helped to lift profit higher and top street estimates. revenue also rose but fell short of targets. shares of cigna fell 3% to 130.85. >>> madison square garden saw its loss widen in the latest quarter but the entertainment company reported a jump in revenue as higher broadcast fees helped to lift its results. shares were down just a fraction to 161.60. >>> warehouser which owns more than 13 million acres of timber land in the u.s. reported a decline in profits but saw an uptick in sales. earlier this week the company unveiled its plans to sell its pulp business to paper and packaging distributor international paper in a cash deal worth $2.2 billion. shares of warehouser up a tick to 31.61. >>> marriott international raised its quarterly

. >> french-trained chef tonya holland whipped up elevated soul food. she's been featured on several national tv shows. chicken and waffles is her specialty dish. the go to dish for barns. he told teammates about the spot. now, they're customers too. >> these guys can eat anywhere. they're selecting to have our food and eat with us. that feels great. >> tonya is great. i love going in there. she has a lot of personality. >> we caught up with barns at the warriors practice facility this morning with the deciding game seven on the line, chef holland believes there is strength in numbers and in waffles. >> i swear, harrison played well after he came here and ate waffles. and festus. >> perhaps the new breakfast of champions. >> abc7 is your home for nba finals game one, will take place thursday night and espn coverage starts at 5:30 here on abc7. >> is this a great time to be a bay area sports fan or what? that is the sharks in the playoffs for the first time in history. hundreds lined up today and they're watching their team take on the pengiuns in game o

family emigrated from morocco, but reda was born and raised in leiden, near rotterdam in southern holland. >> sreenivasan: nidalha says his son reda went to syria to join the muslim militant group isis. >> ( translated ): in the weeks leading up to his departure for syria, he fooled and misled us all. >> sreenivasan: the family is muslim, but nidhala says, they are not very religious. he believes when reda visited an uncle in belgium for a few months in 2014, reda fell under the sway of isis recruiters. after that, he traveled to turkey, the gateway into syria. >> ( translated ): reda called his sister and told her "i love you, i love dad, i love mom, but i'm going to syria to help children and help the women being raped." >> sreenivasan: as soon as he learned of his son's plan to go to syria, nidalha says he contacted dutch security officials. >> ( translated ): everyone told me, "we can't help you, because your son is already 18 years old. he can travel to wherever he wants." even when i told them my son is planning to join a terrorist organization and is going to fight in syria. still

. >> french-trained chef tonya holland whipped up elevated soul food. she's been featured on several national tv shows. chicken and waffles is her specialty dish. the go to dish for barns. he told teammates about the spot. now, they're customers too. >> these guys can eat anywhere. they're selecting to have our food and eat with us. that feels great. >> tonya is great. i love going in there. she has a lot of personality. >> we caught up with barns at the warriors practice facility this morning with the deciding game seven on the line, chef holland believes there is strength in numbers and in waffles. >> i swear, harrison played well after he came here and ate waffles. and festus. >> perhaps the new breakfast of champions. >> abc7 is your home for nba finals game one, will take place thursday night and espn coverage starts at 5:30 here on abc7. >> is this a great time to be a bay area sports fan or what? that is the sharks in the playoffs for the first time in history. hundreds lined up today and they're watching their team take on the pengiuns in game o

the planes ms 04 with 66 passengers on board, french president francois hollande saying the plane crashed. here's something interesting. nbc's tom costello says the greek military reported picking up some type o motion from the plane, a 360 that could have signaled some cataclysmic happening. but keep this in mind, this happened tens of thousands of feet up with the aircraft going more than 500 miles per hour and the likelihood of survivors according to tom would be highly unlikely. >> thank you, erica. here's a little more about the plane and the people on board. there were 56 passengers on the plane plus ten crew members. the last measured altitude of that plane was 37,000 feet. nbc's tom costello says there are indications of whatever happened, happened quickly. if this plane broke up in flight or there was an explosion, whatever happened, there simply wasn't enough time for the crew to even say may radio. >> watch for updates throughout the newscast and on the nbc washington app throughout the day. >> now to breaking news out of mexico. the new work schedule for the metro program is o

but i'm fairly certain hollande came out first and said it looks like an act of terror.d trump tweeted after that prior to the egyptians agreeing with the scenario or the americans for that matter. is that okay to do? or was he premature? >> i think it's probably fine. i mean it does look like another terrorist attack. but and this is his style. he's not going to -- although he says he's going to act more presidential, i think that he has figured out a way to own the news cycle for the day. so i think it's one of the reasons you see the poll numbers go up. one thing i would like to ask both of them is that, given what sebastian gork has said that we need to do something different, i would like to ask trump and hillary, what would you do different in france or in tunisia or in these countries? what are you willing to do? gork is suggesting help in egypt what kind of help? what specific help? i think americans deserve to know what that kind of change would be like before they vote in november. >> what are your thoughts on the back and forth trump and hillary. >> i'm actual

hollande also saying that young people need to be conscious of history. they often too easily forget it, because as he says, history can repeat itself in the future. >>> a fox news alert. a raging wildfire in canada continues to grow with no relief in sight. dry and gusty conditions fueling the flames in the western province of alberta. the fire covering at least 385,000 acres and forcing the evacuation of close to 90,000 people. will carr live from seattle with the very latest. will, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: hey there, arthel. well, this fire is so out of control that firefighters say that it could continue to burn for months. one resident says that canada looks like it's going through armageddon this weekend. now, you mentioned that it's currently burning in alberta. it's quickly racing towards saskatchewan, and so far the fire has burned more than 600 square miles. they are expecting it to burn another 100 acres today. 1,600 structures have been destroyed. there are more than 500 firefighters on the ground, more than a dozen helicopters

that's the latest from hollande.f the cause of this crash. he says nothing can be ruled out at this point. we have to be cautious. >> okay. and kelly, thank you very much. we're looking at different things that could be ruled out, willie. we're looking at weather, fine at the time. no issues there. a well-known plane with a good record. the pilots have many hours of flying time. there are certain basics here that don't add up when you look at a plane that simply crashes with no warning signal. we're looking only the word crashes from the president of france at this point. >> tom, let's bring you back in. from basic aviation point of view, all the factors seem to be normal. as pointed out, they will look at people on the plane. >> i think they are going to look at the manifest very closely. not only who these individuals are in terms of nationality but who are they really. are there any connections at all to prism or individuals who might have links to terrorism. in addition to that, they have to look at anybody who h

hollande is saying himself lane crashed in the mediterranean sea.is being searched for for the moment. for thetremely cautious families of the 66 people on board, including 15 nationals of france, saying no scenario at the moment is being favored, no scenario is being rolled out on this flight. on this flight. we will keep you abreast on the news. let's continue with the news with some of the other top stories of the morning. >> in canada, residents who fled -- will probably be allowed to return and a couple of weeks. more than 80,000 people were evacuated from fort mcmurray, causing the oil industry about one million barrels a day of production. moody's has cut its forecast for the u.s. economy this year. the new outlook looks for the economy to grow 2%, but down from 2.3%. moody's blames weak first-quarter and expects the fed to raise interest rates twice this year at most. the rates americans pay for obama care are going up. health insurance in new york or among those seeking increases. they want to raise the amount customers pay for individual h

well actually they say it starts in holland. so 100 years before around 1600 you have the dutch commercialhee society about a hundred years later the english adopted a dutch king, dutch central bank, dutch exchange, unfortunately a dutch national debt. i'm surprised that they did not adopt the dutch language. they became so very dutch by 1700. that's way before there's any substantial payoff. so the real payoff comes not so much in the classic industrial revolution of the late 18th century as he said to call the great enrichment of the 20th century when innovation, betterment just goes completely wacko and as ridley himself says. instead of having sex and maybe the grandbaby idea then you have all of this amazing innovation of mechanical inventions which you can see around us but also certain organizational and social. >> to have any idea why the ideas change?ve any i >> yes.at is wh that's what i devote much of this third volume two. as you said, i have the standard economic arguments, call is a big favorite. >> which met relie

president franÇois hollande saying that the plane has crashed. reason of do his -- disappearance has not been confirmed. they are following up on an automated emergency signal. egypt flight 804 was flying from paris to cairo, minutes away from landing at the cairo international airport when the flight vanished from radar. joining us right now aviation expert kyle bailey. kyle, thank you very much for joining us. we are following comments that the plane made sudden swerves at 37,000 feet, what's your take on that? >> possibly break up in a million pieces, if one wing broke off of the airplane, it could cause the airplane to make a sudden right turn or left turn depending on what wing broke off. just because there was an explosion doesn't mean that the plane broke into a million pieces. maria: why would, for example, a wing break off? there were reports that witnesses said they saw fire in the sky, connect the dots for us in terms of why we would see swerves and why we would see a fire in the sky? >> i mean, it pretty much would either a missile, e

francois hollande has confirmed this plane has crashed.ation we've gathered, plebs of government and of course the egyptian authorities confirm sadly flight 804 has crashed. it is lost he said. he has also offered solidarity for those on board. 15 french nationals and foreign nationals a nationals and the others. french also saying there is no hypothesis to be ruled out. in other words saying the cause cannot be identified at this point. the search also is the focus and we also have this from greek officials via a statement from the greek embassy in cairo. the greek civil aviation authority banning flights in that search area. it is about 130 miles south of the island of karpathos, south/southeast of karpathos, certainly in the area where crete is, south of crete in the mediterranean sea. and also committing more resources to that search. but as yet some eight plus hours since the search began, no sign of this wreckage, no official sign of a possible wreckage from egypt air flight 804. we're hoping to hear from egyptian authorities within

that is the word from the french president francois hollande. was just entering egyptian air space when it went off radar. this was a flight, an overnight flight from paris to cairo. greek authorities monitoring the plane during this portion of its flight says that after a good report, a good check-in from the pilots at a proper altitude and rate of speed, they could not reach the pilots. then there were some sudden movements that we're going to detail for you now before the plane disappeared from radar nearly 11 hours ago. there's an active search going on mainly led by greek water assets right now in that area of the mediterranean. let's bring in a former triple 7 captain and contributing editor for flying magazine and cnn aviation analyst and former ntsb managing director. gentlemen, thank you for joining us this morning at short notice. we've discussed these kind of things many times before. help us get some perspective from the final information we've just received. this is an air bus a-320. the movements according to greek authorities righ

president holland i give him credit., this is problem that has been building for years. we were slow getting into the game but since september 11th we have been getting into the game. too many european countries thought this was american problem. president holl land, he has martial law situation which we don't have in this country. we have issues in this country with isolated members of the muslim community but it is not a muslim community in revolt like in trans. they have large sections of muslim community are pro-islamist. bill: sympathizers too, far more than many care to admit. peter king live on capitol hill. thank you again. a320 airbus carrying 66 human souls on board. popular aircraft, similar to your 737. has a range of about 6,000 miles. fairly new aircraft i think, about 10 years old. very experienced pilots from what we are told. martha: overnight flight a third full as those people headed from paris to cairo in an awful situation we're watching unfold today, tragic to be sure. so as reaction continues to co

and you are right about president hollande. after the bataclan attacks just six months ago in which 130 people were killed in six different locations in paris, the president said this act of war was prepared, decided upon, and planned in syria, organized in belgium, and carried out on our territory with the complicity of citizens of france. i think that summed up the problem that the europeans face in a nutshell. they have lost control of their borders, and they have allowed pockets of islamist extremism to exist. and they are paying a price for it. >> and so, you know, with the downing of egyptair -- and we still have to say, don't know whether or not it was an act of terrorism. but are there any international standards so that -- i have these statistics that every year something like 12 million, 13 million americans go to europe. how do you think this is going to affect overseas travel? and which of the carriers do you think people should or shouldn't be flying? >> look, i think the terrorist strategy is already starting to w

ilia: el presidente de francia françois hollande se enfrentÓ a una huelga de medios de transporte paraón por la cantidad de funcionarios, comenzando por el presidente de la repÚblica y por la cantidad de votantes en el exterior. participarÁn algunos electores desde las prisiones. reportera: recorren las calles de repÚblica dominicana diversas proselitistas. en objetivos conquistar a los indecisos cuando se acerca la hora cero. >> muchas personas dicen: no hay que votar porque danilo va a ganar como quiera pero no seÑor danilo solo gana cuando lo digan las mesas electorales 15 de mayo. reportera: se juega el todo por el todo, principalmente que lucha por llegar al poder, la oposiciÓn. >> que vayan a votar con todas sus fuerzas para que el cambio que viene se pueda realizar, vamos a tener seguridad en las calles. reportera: hasta con llamadas algunos de los candidatos sorprendieron a los electores. estrategia que generÓ controversia en el paÍs. >> espero que te encuentres bien tu y toda tu familia. >> es primera vez que un presidente llamando a la gente. reportera: ocho candidatos, dos m

and france, president francois hollande will try to head off strikes to protest labor reforms.emonstrators in paris announced a plan making it easier for companies to fire workers and reduce overtime pay. he says the reforms lead to the creation of more jobs. anti-drone deploy technology to protect this .ummer's soccer championship the technology can take control of any drones that enter restricted airspace. news 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists and more than 150 news bureaus around the world, i'm taylor riggs. so much abouted the day to day gyrations of the market, but what about the long-term investor? what are the long-term trends to watch out for. our next guest says watch out for democratic -- demographics. ist: joining us from london taimur hyat, chief strategy officer at pgim. he has more than a trillion dollars under management now. thank you so much for joining us. let me ask first about the aging trend. this seems to be your main play here. where do you start? it seems like such a big trade to execute. thatr: we truly do believe if we have sufficient long-te

citizens feel betrayed president hollande's socialist government.ucial, noting france's high unemployment rate of more than 10%, double the united states as well as it's huge public debt. they said the reforms will make hiring and firing easier in this country that is desperately in need of a diynamic labor market. hollande faces re-election next year so he can have time to push through these economic reforms, running out of gas literally. the question is d, bilateral trade between vietnam and the u.s. increased 100 fold between 1995 to 2015, from 4$451 millio to $598 billion. it increasing less than five times between the u.s. and mexico, from $108 billion to $5$5 $531 billion. >>> we were surprised to learn that a cabinet reshuffle has made that position, well, a thing of the past. who could have predicted that? thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week, i will see you all next week. >>> hey, good morning, it's time for "reliable sources." today we look at the story behind the story, how news and pop culture get made. could the k

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. >> no school in france or holland or italy. germany or china or the philippines and no food or water or medicine or clothing. and no place to get warm and no place to sleep. and a problem and they interfere with our military operations and therefore it is an imperative necessary that they be controlled and it's the job of the military police to see that this control is maintained. in some countries in some cases the refugees have to be confined to their homes. others evacuated to the rear. in other case their control will be under the supervision of the theater commander. for use of local agencies is made whenever possible in cooperation with the military police. as unidentified individuals, some of these refugees may be criminals, hostile sympathizers of enemy agents by spreading rumors misleading information or false orders they can create panic and cause them to flee blindly into the streets or the open roads. even before their homes have been touched plus making themselves a perfect target for the enemy. so it happened over

the president, president hollande, spoke to president el sisi of egypt a couple of hours after the flight was reported missing and offered to give any help he could as far as the french assets in the mediterranean are concerned in the search effort. it's note clear that they've asked for any because the area as we've said earlier in the broadcast, that area is very intensely covered by any number of other navys. so there may be no necessity for the french to get involved, but they are going to be involved in the investigation and the aftermath of this if it's confirmed the plane has crashed. it's still not confirmed, i guess, from the egyptair side. in any case they'll be deeply involved in the investigation because of the fact there are french people on board, the people left from here, and it's a french made aircraft, the airbus, the investigating agency, they're going to be heavily involved. and we heard immediate reports here that they have teams ready to take off in the next few hours for cairo. errol. >> as you've been speaking, jim, we're looking at live pictures, i believe, from c

joining us now for more analysis is andrew holland, european beverage research.ndrew, pleasure to have you with us this morning. looking at the results, fx volume difficult seems to be the take away here. when you look at share price reaction, it's all about the pending merger, would you agree? >> i would, little relevance to the share price. 44 pounds a share, that's what shareholders will get when the deal completes, regardless of whether the trading performance is good, bad or indifferent. >> and you say when the deal completes. there are still some skeptics out there when they say they're no longer interested in buying miller. do you think it gets done? >> i think it doesn't, one of the key considerations abi has said if the deal doesn't go through, they will pay $3 billion to sab. they will do whatever it it takes to get the deal through. >> where does that leave the company? we talk about fx and emerging markets are they better together? >> from an abi point of view, absolutely. the u.s. market is structurally mature. very difficult to see mainstream growin

>> the french president francois hollande is confirming this morning he believes the plane crashed off the coast of egypt and that it is too soon to speculate as to why. president hollande said nothing is being ruled out at this point and while investigators search for answers, the victims' families will be supported. here is a look at that egyptair press conference happening in cairo right now. the greek defense minister saying the plane was in egyptian air space at 37,000 feet cruising altitude when it was making sudden swerves. here is a look at flight tracker of egyptair 804 an airbus plane that traveled from paris to cairo. no confirmation on where that plane may have come down. only that it disappeared from radar shortly after the pilot told civil aviation authorities that everything was routine. there were 66 people onboard. 56 passengers. we understand there were three security personnel. we are trying to dig more into that this morning. one child, two infants. greek civil aviation authority banned flights 40 miles around that last point of contact with flight 804 and are searc

citizens feel betrayed by president hollande's socialist government.y experts, including the imf, believe that these reforms are crucial, france's high unemployment rate of more than 10%, as well as its huge public get. they say its reforms will make hiring and firing easy in a country desperately in need of a dynamic labor market. for now hollande faces an election next year, so is he running out of time to push through these crucial economic reforms. not to mention running out of gas, literally. the correct answer is d, bilateral trade between vietnam and the united states increased 1 oo 100-fold from $451 million to $45 billion not adjusted for inflation. trade between the u.s. and china by comparison increased a little over ten times but from $57 billion to almost $600 billion. it increased less than five times between the u.s. and mexico from $108 billion to $531 billion. just one note for our loyal viewers who caught our segment about sweden's so-called minister of the future last week, we were surprised to learn that a cabinet reshuffle has made