well hossein were for when he first took office earlier this year he declared that he was going to make this special case of some we are a top priority that he would get personally involved in trying to speed up the deportation. is number one topic is clearly migration and like you've mentioned the government coalition with almost collapsed because he challenge the challenge openly on the open stage over asylum policy so he did lose a lot of support in that role and it's possible that he thinks that he can win a few voters back if he speeds up the deportation process of somebody who is considered a potential terrorist threat you know has a did obviously as a good correspondent thank you very much turning now to pakistan with a promise in a drive to in the city of lahore and was immediately arrested on corruption charges last week a pakistani court sentenced him to ten years in prison over the purchase of luxury properties in london the ruling came just weeks ahead of national elections. locked down on the streets of lahore pakistan deployed thousands of security forces as former prime m

president trades threats with hossein rouhani amid increasing tensions between the nations. coming up in the show, we will be exploring what was said at andweekends g20's summit the effect of the trade war with china on businesses closer to home. we will have the latest press review for you. all of that and more on life in paris. stay tuned. ♪ first tour top story, the interior minister is facing questions at the national assembly, a scandal involving president macron's top security eight, alexandre benalla -- security eight, alexandre .enalla video surfaced showing him dragagging in beatining a womant the mayday protest. vincent crase also being investigated. macron has ordered a shakeup of his team. he defended not acting swifter in this case. not beingre benalla under my direct supervision and considering that the president's office as well as the police chief had the necessary information to act, i considered the facts were being dealt with on an appropriate level and i did not need to take care of the matter. >> we will bring you the latest. we're standing by at the nat

police have now identified the accused gunman 29-year-old hossein who died in a shootout with police. his family said he suffered frod psychosi depression his tntire life. this morning a m remains unknown. police have not ruled out verrorism. >> a deadly cence store confrontation, a 28-year-old florida father was fatally wounded in front of his young children after an argument with another man over aandicap parking space. but the shooter is not currently facing chargesnder florida's controversial stand your ground law. the state's attorneys expected to review the case and make the finn decis whether it falls within the claim of self-defense. nbc's tammy lewiner is there more. >> reporter: in this surveillance video an argument der a handicap parking spot turneddly. >> he was trying to protect us. >> reporter: 28-year-old marqise who is black went into the store to buy snacks for his kids. that's when michael who is white confronted his girlfriend brittany jacobs while she sat in the car. jacobs said mclauchlin came to her defense shoving him to the ground. he pulled a g and shot the u

deal on migration reached by chance or until america will enter a hard line in cheerier minister hossein home for calls for towns from migrants at the germ.

the president said he would be willing to sit down and talk with iranian president hossein rane. >> iill meet with anybody. i believe in meeting. >> to have preconditions for that meeting? >> no preconditions. if they want to meet i will meet them, anytime they want. it's good for the country, good for them, good for us and good for the world. >> they agreed on the need to improve relations with russia saying that russia is involved in almost every crisis around the world. they did part company to some degree on sanctions. president trump wanted to keep sanctions on russia. conte wanted to review them but saying they will stay on for now. >> bret: good to have you back, john. saki north montagnais. thanks. officials are conducting an investigation into allegations theme as former personnel chief harassed women and hired some as potential sex partners for male employees. female administrator calls them deeply disturbing and is asking for an investigation by the homeland security inspector general. the post says cory coleman resigned in june after leading the personnel department since

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