paris where a car has been rammed into a police van a few moments ago the interior ministry says the suspect was armed and is likely to have been killed but. we'll be live with our correspondent in paris within a minute. our other headline news this hour of a crowd of worshipers outside of north london mosque injuring several people being treated as a terrorist act one died at the scene. this was an attack on me a place of worship. also russia's military suspends cooperation with the united states in syria and says that american backed aircraft will now be tracked as it's after a syrian fighter jet was downed by an american warplane. iran launches missiles targeting militants in eastern syria for recent terror attacks in tehran claimed by islamic state. news twenty four seven this is our international monday the nineteenth of june it's now six pm here. in paris which is where we start this hour a vehicle has been rammed into a police van on the roundabout in central paris the interior ministry says that the suspect was armed and. that suspect. what more do we know at this stage well

helicopters fired shots at the interior ministry in this way left and at threw grenades at the supremeour. t. a device of this year reforming france's labor laws. prices at trump tower have been slashed. live all happening here on "france 24." ♪ our top story -- a new and viru hit companiesack worldwide. the source of the attack is not known, but experts latest reminiscent of last month's attack. it was first reported in the ukraine where government's banks were hit. oillso hit russia's company, badly affected. "france 24" reports. this, violence looks like a string of red text, demanding bitcoin to gain access to the computers' files. the ransom where spread like wildfire. >> the computer became uncontrollable, a chain reaction started, the first, second, fourth, fifth, sixth computer, and it spread. >> the ukraine's central bank and even chernobyl's nuclear watch have been attacked, some saying that russia is destabilizing the country. to prevent working dissemination of the harmful software and elimination of its consul winces. is doingnding out who this and its motives can be trick

the country on edge after a police helicopter fired on the supreme court building and interior ministry in caracas. president nicolas maduro is calling the incident a terrorist attack by forces, he says, trying to overthrow his government. but the president's opponents accuse him of orchestrating the attack to justify a crackdown against opposition protesters. the new flashpoint comes after months of deadly antigovernment demonstrations and shortages of food and medicine. reporter: amateur footage captured the helicopter hovering above caracas. venezuelan officials say it was a stolen police aircraft from which first fired 15 shots at the interior ministry, then flew a short distance to the supreme court, where it dropped 4 rnas. none of them -- 4 grenades. none of them decimated. president woodrow called it a terrorist attack against the government . president maduro: sooner or later we will find a helicopter and those who carried out this armed terrorist attack. reporter: this man is currently the chief suspect. in a video posted on social media, he identified himself. he said he blin

he circled the supreme court and interior ministry in caracas firing guns and lobbing grenades. no one was hurt. venezuelan authorities found it yesterday about 50 miles from the capital city. venezuela has seen mass protests and widespread violence over the country's president to rewrite the constitution in the middle of economic crisis. >>> republican leaders are revising the healthcare plan to get more gop senator support. [ screaming ] >> yesterday, officers dragged away protestor after they gathered in a senate office building to voice their opposition to the bill. republicans had delayed a vote because they don't right now have enough support to get it passed. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is working behind closed doors to gain the necessary votes. a dozen republicans have raised objections to the bill in its current form. three polls show most americans don't like it with just 16, 12 and 17% approving the plan. democrats say they could make the difference. >> we believe we can fix the affordable care act and make it more affordable for people across the united st

in caracas on tuesday like a helicopter stolen from the locker lot a military base over the interior ministry and supreme courts from the air fifteen rounds were fired and four grenades were launched at least one other passenger was seen in the helicopter during the attack and more accomplices may have been involved pres an officer in venezuela's largest national police agency is also a film actor which might be why the bold attack looks like something right out of a hollywood action movie the disturbing events have stirred up confusion about his motives before the attack pres shared this video on social media we demand you president nicolas maduro morris your immediate resignation and together with your ministry a group and to immediately call for general elections we have two choices be judge tomorrow by or the luncheons and the people are begin today from this corrupt government is your words of god our mission he said live to serve our people all the way down this way. some reactions from mainstream media in the west include this one from the washington post and which the act is referred

the interior ministry told us he shouted out, this is for syria.tacking a policeman with a hammer. and there has also been an unattributed source close to the investigation saying he had on the investigation saying he had on the way to hospital said that he was a soldiers of the caliphate. so does seem there is no doubt that this man motivated by islamist ideas. whether 01’ motivated by islamist ideas. whether or not the theory which i've heard that this is some kind of spill—over, knock—on effect from the london attacks, that is one theory. the idea that you have some major event which dominates the media and that in some way gets into the brain of people who are inclined to act on their own and they see that this is their own and they see that this is the trigger they need. that is one idea. we will have to find out when the man is properly questioned as he will be. we do know he was carrying on him papers suggesting he is an algerian man and someone registered asa algerian man and someone registered as a student in france. thank you for that. le

the french interior ministry said the driver was armed. correspondent hugh schofield in paris about the circumstances surrounding what happened and also that the driver of the car has died... we know he is dead. he gave a brief press c0 nfe re nce we know he is dead. he gave a brief press conference and we know he is dead. we thought he was because social media footage of him lying spread—eagled on the footage near the car and police removing his clothes to check he was not carrying some sort of explosive device. it was, it seems, a foiled orfailed terrorist attack on the champs—elysees, the second in three months. if you remember, there was a policeman killed in the shopping end of the champs—elysees. this was further down for people who know harris, the bit where there is lots of greenery and parks. —— who know paris. about two hours ago now, the driver of this white car directly into a convoy. the impact set off an explosion on the car. it can't have been a very big explosion because footage shows the car pretty much intact from the out

. >> it culminated on tuesday with a helicopter that fired shots at the interior ministry and dropped grenades onto the supreme court according to the french newspapers some believe this is actually self sabotage on the part of the president. to provoke the opposition and not a presumed military coup. it is clear that maduro is starting to panic now. the paper likens the current unrest to that of 1958 when the last dictator was overthrown. the writer called on the opposition to react thing they have a duty of coming together to restore the validity of the country's constitution and to defending venezuela's democracy. there is really interesting opinion piece the calls venezuela the zimbabwe of the americas. alliance of corrupt politicians and he calls on europe and other latin american countries to support what he says needs to be a quarantine of the outlaw regime of maduro. he is calling on the west to boycott maduro in every way possible. financially, politically, diplomatically and commercially. >> a man once called the most hated person in the country is facing trial. the youngs g

at the interior ministry, we can see the border treaty. revisions are out of the question. mr. ovic: the matter was done and dusted when the treaty was signed. in article 12, the foreign and interior ministers of both countries explicitly state that the treaty has been concluded in mutual accord. the treaty is a done deal. >> but the treaty does also guarantee that all kosovans will continue to enjoy free access to the fields and forests of the region. the dreshaj brothers don't believe this will be the case. the old wounds are open and mistrust of neighbors still active more than two decades after the balkan wars. michelle: should marijuana be legal? it's an issue being explored in a growing number of european countries. while the netherlands is known for its coffee shops and germany has recently legalized the drug for medicinal purposes, switzerland permits low-potency varieties to be sold in retail outlets for recreational use. you can even have the product delivered to your door. ♪ >> this shop is in basel is just like a regular store, except it only sells hemp and cannabis

many was implicated in abuses because he oversaw the interior ministry. 's interior ministry has been, for a long time, sort of a centerpiece of prosecutions of dissidents, of these sorts of things, abuse in detention facilities. the idea -- the hope would be with the replacement, saudi would take an opportunity to push reforms but the question is, is mohammed bin salman, a man we have not seen committee human rights reforms and reforms needed in yemen or at home, going to do those things? talk about what is happening in yemen right now and the significance of this arms deal that president trump made with saudi arabia against saudi arabia, the first foreign country that he visited as president of the united states. >> one of the reasons why we have -- we talk about arms deals is not simply because of the fact of the arms deals, but the signal it ends. donald trump going to re-odd saying in a speeeech he praises saudi arabia's strong action in yemen, not mentioning human rights concerns and then saying, by the way, years another 100 $10 billion were the ar

we're getting a press briefing from the french interior ministry. let's listen in. >> defen >>. >> translator: we will discuss whether we should continue the state -- the emergency -- state of emergency and what we need to do to continue addressing this type of situation. what we know today, that it was someone who was -- who we believe to be an algerian student with an identity card, so we have to check the authenticity of this card. that is all that we know at this point. he was armed with a hammer. we also found on him knives, kitchen knives, so it's literally with basic tools that he came to attack the forces of order to make it -- to undertake this attack. so we've gone from very sophisticated terrorism, so now we're at a point where we have this basic terrorism using whatever tools or instruments they can find. when we see what happened in the united kingdom, we can only be but concerned. yesterday i was speaking to the british home minister and yes, so we are concerned about the level of threat in europe and next thursday we're going to have

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he circled the supreme court and interior ministry in caracas fo erday... >>> a manhunt in venezuela for a rogue police pilot that attacked buildings in a police helicopter. he circled a court and administrative building in caracas for two hours lobbing grenades. the helicopter was found today about 50 miles from the capital city. investigators suspect the person who stole it was identified as oscar perez. friends say perez was upset about venezuela's growing political crisis and he's still on the run tonight. >>> the healthcare battle came to a head on capitol hill today. ice >>officers drug away protesters after they gathered in a senate office building chanting against the latest plan to overhaul healthcare. republican senators just delayed a vote on the bill because they don't currently have enough support to get it passed. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell now trying to gain the necessary votes behind closed doors. a dozen republican senators are opposed to the bill in its current form and three new national polls show so are most americans. with just 16, 12 and 17% approvi

interior ministry figures put his republique en marche party and allies on more than 32% of the vote,e conservatives more than ten points behind and the national front of marine le pen trailing in third place. but turnout was a record low of just over 50%. the interim president said figures should drive its candidates to redouble their efforts before next week's second round. translation: this evening this isn't a done deal. the low turnout must encourage our effo rts the low turnout must encourage our efforts to strengthen our engagement with the people. it was at the core of our movement's creation. this is one of our priorities in the coming weeks. what do these numbers mean? this is a two round election, this is the first round of voting in the 577 constituencies. next sunday we will have the definitive result but normally you can get a clear picture from the first round of how they and result is going to be an normally what we see today is a clear indication of the end result and the end result looks like it will be a huge majority for the republique en marche party with up to 44

according to embattled president nicolas maduro, when the country's supreme court and interior ministry were attacked from the sky. that's the sound of this police helicopter firing at the building after it dropped four grenades on the court. no injuries were reported. the government says the helicopter was stolen by a police pilot named oscar perez. well, he posted a video to instagram, declaring himself in rebellion against maduro, saying an operation was under way to restore democracy, but the chaos wasn't all directed against maduro. pro government protesters tried to storm the national assembly with opposition lawmakers inside. after months of protests, maduro says if his government is overthrown, he and his supporters would take up arms and fight. >>> this morning, security experts are trying to contain a damaging cyber attack that crippled computers across the globe. the ransomware virus seems to have originated in ukraine. it affected banks, hospitals, in several european countries. some american companies were hit as well, including pharmaceutical giant merck. nbc's lucy kafano

but israeli military has found the helicopter used in an attack on the country's interior ministry and supreme court. officials say it was abandoned along the northern coast about thirty miles from the capital caracas the pilot however remains at large. in this extraordinary footage you can see the helicopter hovering over the center of town before we hear shots and the sounds of grenades. no one was hurt in the incident. the country's embattled president nicolas miscue maduro spoke about the incident on national tv. but for some amount of generally what anna pulled up. i've activated the bowl of army national armed forces to defend the rights of pace there and i'm sure that you sooner or later we have really captured the helicopter. and those who have made easy armed terrorist attack. against the institutions of the country. well earlier i spoke to but about the situation in venezuela with michael the coffee professor of the elliott school of international affairs at george washington universit. michael thank you very much for coming in. better. as we've just seen protests been going

armed attack at around a car into a police van on the sharm sillies day in paris the french interior ministry says it was intentional and that the driver is dead nobody else was hurt she had been reports now from the scene of the attack. parts. remain closed this evening in paris often incident where a man rammed his car into a police van just a couple of hundred yards away where i'm standing this is what french interior minister had to say about that incident with. the car contained a number of weapons and explosives which would have enabled it to be disseminated. in france is extremely hard to call contained explosive materials as the french interior minister said that as well as a kalashnikov rifle and several handguns this is the second incident in the last few months here on the show in april just before the presidential elections took place one police officer was shot dead and others were injured when a man shot at them with a kalashnikov rifle and many of the people who say today when this incident happened said at first they thought it was a movie being short but now this guy it obvio

you and dropping grenades on the supreme court and interior ministry buildings. the president calling it a terrorist attack. and at the same time, this pilot posting this online, calling for a rebellion. these protests have taken at least 75 lives. >>> next, the global cyberattack revealing a threat to americans. the ransomware attack in the u.s. hospitals, putting lives at risk. dan harris reports that hospitals and medical systems may not be ready for another attack. >> reporter: the ransomware virus known as "petya" has taken out computer systems all over the planet, including those at hospitals near pittsburgh. >> she called me and said surgery was canceled because the computers were down. >> we need an ekg right away and a chest x-ray. >> reporter: experts say it shou >> sir, let's start cpr. >> reporter: doctor ruha has no idea what everyone around them in this simulated e.r. knows, that this patient is the victim of a hack. abc news was right there recently when medical professionals, security experts, and government employees came to phoenix to witness th

ine interior ministry says the attempted attack was deliberate.tside the trunk of the car were explosives and weapons. the 31-year-old man was reportedly from the paris suburbs and known to french intelligence. this is not the first time. earlier this month, a man attacked a police patrol with a hammer at notre dame cathedral, and in april, a police officer was shot and killed on the champs-elysÉes. as france remains on high alert, e unter-terrorism police have been put in charge of this investigation. >> reporter: i'm elizabeth palmer in london, where police say today's attack was not only terrorism, it was also a hate crime. the driver of the truck, who witnesses say shouted, "i want to kill muslims," barreled into a small group of people near a north london mosque. ene attacker, identified as 47- year-old darren osborne, was pinned to the ground, shielded by some bystanders while others pushed to get their hands on him. >> why did you do that? >> reporter: the local imam made sure he was handed over to the police. mohammed mahmoud: >> we told t

armed attack around a car into a police van on the shans elisei roundabout in paris the french interior ministry says it was intentional and that the driver is dead no one else was hurt dubin ski reports now from paris. we understand is that a white vehicle rammed into a police van just outside one of the police stations on the seans elisei then what happened is we understand the car burst into flames subsequently it's emerged that car was containing explosives and it's those explosives which are set the vehicle on fire the police had to take the man out of the vehicle and we understand now that the man who's driving that car which rammed into the police vehicle has now been declared dead the area on the south part of the woods plasterer concord was evacuated by police and there is still a heavy police presence there as the bomb squad and they're checking the area and sniffer squads are out and dogs are out trying to work out exactly what happened and the entire area is clear from any of their attackers there are also reports that found inside the vehicle that was being driven by that man with a

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pictures from the show in paris where a car has been rammed into a police van a few moments ago the interior ministry says the suspect was and is likely to have been killed but. we'll be live with our correspondent in paris within a minute. or other headline news this hour of a crowd of worshipers outside a north london mosque injuring several people being treated as a terrorist act one died at the scene. this was a. place of worship. also russia's military suspends cooperation with the united states in syria.

the country reports suggest at least five officers were killed in the attack was a sunday the interior ministry says one bomber detonated a truck rigged with explosives at the entrance to the compound of the city of gov't is doctors of a local hospital say they're now treating at least thirty wounded people including twenty civilians and that comes just days after afghan police were caught up in a so-called friendly fire incident with u.s. troops while deliberate attacks against american. rodgers of left three dead and seven more injured over the last week as well but it's not just military and security forces being caught up in the ongoing conflict in afghanistan artie's but informed one official that u.s. forces killed three civilians including two children last monday a little bit of a bit too is truth as a result they killed a father and his two sons the shooting reportedly happened after a u.s. military vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb pentagon officials have still not both confirm the reports of civilian deaths but in an earlier statement the u.s. mission in afghanistan said the troops

firing 15 shots at the interior ministry. there were no reported injuries. >> the president nicolas maduro called the violence and attempted coup. backed by the united states. >> translator: this is the kind of thing i've been denouncing. i have activated the army. you can be sure sooner rather than later we will capture the helicopter and those who did this terrorist attack against institutions in the country. >> the man claiming responsibility is oscar perez, former police captain and one time the movie actor. he appeared on social media calling for warriors of god to drive nicolas maduro from power. some in the opposition suggested the attack may have been staged. to justify a crackdown against those opposed to rewriting the constitution. perez was able to use a stolen helicopter for almost two hours. a dramatic escalation after three months of protests have led more than 75 people dead. tear gas and water cannons have become a daily presence. the socialist economy has led to an inflation rate of more than 700%. shortages

the crown prince role and essentially sidelining family members who had been in charge of the interior ministry and have a significant role as well this is a watershed moment and he has near unanimous support as well amongst the saudi royal families but that doesn't necessarily mean that it's going to be successful to move forward there are a lot of issues on his plate so to what does this mean for saudi u.s. relations i understand that mohamed bin solomon he's goes by m.b.'s that he was the youngest defense minister.

paris an armed attacker has driven a car into a police van on the roundabout the french ministry interior ministry says that it was intentional and that the attacker is dead no one else has been hurt our correspondent. is there for us now this is all happening within the past couple of hours but seems to be contained what more do we know at this point. well a lot of details are now emerging about this incident which took place in the last few hours here in central paris on the seans elisei which is just outside one of the main tourist hot spots of paris and what we understand is that a white vehicle rammed into a police van just outside one of the police stations on the shoals elisei then what happened is we understand the car burst into flames subsequently it's a merge the car was containing explosives and it's those explosives which are set the vehicle on fire the police had to take the man out of the vehicle we understand now that the man who's driving that car which rammed into the police vehicle has now been declared dead the area on the south part of the. concord was evacuated by police and

leave the home office building which for few was outside of brits in these the equivalent of the interior ministry was when she would come to the commons the house of commons to speak from the dispatch box she would rarely rarely leave the home office podium because she is incredibly shy and she does not like meeting people and what does this demonstrate will it demonstrate she's totally unsuitable to become prime minister but it also demonstrates something else which i've been saying for some years now the callup in british politics oh yeah it's very very low and when the caliper is low that opens the doors to people who are awake and who are not to quit i'm going to say the same top over. if i was a conservative party supporter member i would not want johnson as my later but the question for the tories is this who else is there to succeed surveys and i get stephen let's not go but you want to jump into me after that go ahead go ahead go ahead stephen. yeah it's a it's one of the one of the old kind of sayings you know people who. living through politics at any particular moment always be mown th

the right place, interior ministry troops as well. was closed off for people to celebrate and there were families and children here and then the protesters turned out in huge numbers. they said they were hit to make their voices heard against corruption and were shouting against the authorities but it was a peaceful protest and this is how it is ending with dozens and dozens of people being dragged away by riot police. next on this story is our course pondered from russia on why these protests happened. course pondered from russia on why these protests happenedm course pondered from russia on why these protests happened. it is a state holiday in russia and mr navalny decided to use this opportunity to call people to demonstrate. he called for massive protests in march and they proved to be successful for protests in march and they proved to be successfulfor him. protests in march and they proved to be successful for him. he decided to keep this going which is why he asked people to come and it was convenient because it was a day off.