>> hello, i'm lauren taylor. this is the news hour coming up the government said that egypt's plane crash could have been caused by a bomb, romania's government step down after protesters blame corruption for a nightclub fire that killed 30 people. >>> rescuers continue to search through rubble. >>> and justin trudeau is sworn in as canada's youngs minister. >> we'll have the day's sport. plus. >> the former head of world athletics is being investigated on corruption charges. >> suspending all flights over egypt until further investigations are completed. the airbus was carrying holiday makers to st. petersburg when it came down. 224 passengers died. >> since saturday's seven teams have been scouring the site where flight 9268 came down, and where 224 people were killed. there is a disk task with debris strewn across a wide area of the desert. there are constantly reminders that this is a plane full of tourists coming back from holiday. it is thought to have broken up in midair. a group affiliated with isil claim

. >> hello i'm lauren taylor. this is the newshour live from london. coming up. as francois hollande kicks off a week of bombing in syria. helping out refugees. fresh from celebrating his victory, argentina's new president gets to business. >> placing seven year bans from football, as fifa's ethics committee opens formal proceedings. >> trance has launched its first air strikes against i.s.i.l. targets in iraq, from the charles de de gaulle aircraft carrier. he started the week by visiting the bataclan concert hall with david cameron. and he'll meet u.s. president barack obama on tuesday. on wednesday he's due to meet the german chancellor angela merkel. and then the russian president, vladimir putin. >>> third day of lock down in brussels. schools and museums are all closed. also the metro. let's hear from andrew simmons in paris. >> the mourning still goes on in various sections of the city of paris and there's an escalation in the military campaign against i.s.i.l. in position and operational, the charles de gaulle aircraft carrier, bombs loaded, taking off. t

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i am lauren taylor. this is the newshour live from london. coming up: at least 44 people are killed at a market in syria as russia carries out airstrikes across idlib province. >> stemming the flow. european leaders thrash out a deal to pay turkey to stop refugees entering the e. u. pope frances dismisses safety fears people around the world demand action ahead of the crucials climate shoe. shoes take the place of protesters in paris. >> robin adams with the sport live from doha. cricket's first ever daylight test match wrapped up in three days david is off. action flu an absorbing final day's play in belgium coming up. russia is being blamed for an airstrike that killed at least 44 people at a busy marketplace in northern syria. if russian warplanes are blind the attack, it will be one of the deadliest incidents since it began its campaign two months ago in ildib province. from the turkey syria border this man is lucky to have survived another airstrike on rebel held idlib province. dozens more sir yajz are dead. make shift hospitals medics

>> i'm lauren taylor. u.s. president condemns the violence in israel. >>> the u.s. promises an investigation of two of its investigations are shot. >>> sea world says it will phase out itself controversial killer whale shows in the wake of ongoing protests. >>> russia could be banned from olympic athletics. after there have been examinations of coverups and extortion in investigation. dick pound goes as far as to say that russia appears to be running a state-supported drug organization. >> reporter: in the swiss sunshine a dark day for the sport of athletics, an investigation of claims of systemic doping in russia returned its verdict. >> our recommendation is that the russian federation be suspended. >> reporter: if it doesn't fix the problem, no russian athletes at the rio games. some of the people are coerced into doping programs and then financially exploited. the country's own anti-opening agency seems to have help dopers escape the detection. >> it simply can't be only russia and only athletics. we know there's a problem of doping from the positive tests in lo

. >> that is it for me, stay with us, lauren taylor will be here in a few minutes with more of the days news, thank you for watching, bye bye. >> i've been asked to keep my voice down cause we are so close to the isil position >> who is in charge, and are they going to be held to accout? >> but know we're following the research team into the fire >> they're learning how to practice democracy... >> ...just seen tear gas being thrown... >> ...glad sombody care about us man... >> several human workers were kidnapped... >> this is what's left of the hospital >> is a crime that's under reported... >> what do you think... >> we're making history right now... >> al jazeera america >> welcome to al jazeera america. more reporters, more stories, more perspective. >> from our award-winning news teams across america and beyond. >> we've got global news covered. russian fighter jet, saying the plane violated it's air space. >> i'm lauren taylor, this is al jazeera live from london. >> vladimir putin says it is a stab in the back. president obama finds isil must be destroyed. >> killingpe

. >> hello i'm lauren taylor. this is the newshour live from london. coming up. as francois hollande kicks off a week of bombing in syria. helping out refugees. fresh from celebrating his victory, argentina's

. ♪ hello, i'm lauren taylor and the news hour live from london coming up, egypt confirms a noise wasrd just before last week's plane crash as airport security cameras are checked for suspicious activity. china and taiwan hold their first talks in more than 60 years. burundi fee as the deadline looms to hand over illegal weapons or be considered an enemy of the nation plus sierra leone celebrates after it's declared ebola free. >>> i'm ronald live in doha with all the sport including rossi world championship hopes bit the dust and qualifying for the season ending grand prix coming up. ♪ egypt has confirmed there was a loud noise heard in the last second of the cockpit recording recovering from last week's plane crash, the man leading investigation says all possibilities considered as to what caused the plane to plumb mitt for more than 33,000 feet and all 224 passengers and crew were killed and metro flight 9268 crashed in the sinai peninsula and al jazeera's paul brennan reports. >> reporter: it's been seven days since metro jet 9268 fell out of the sky taking 224 people to their dea

. ♪ >>> i'm lauren taylor this is al jazeera live from london.coming up, laying the ground work, representatives of dozens of countries meet in paris ahead of crucial climate talks. >>> and aung san suu kyi insists she will call the shots in myanmar. >>> and why hope among turks of joining

. >> hello, i'm lauren taylor. this is the news hour live from london.ing up in the next 60 minutes a woman blows herself up and a man is shot dead as the police raid an apartment in the hunt of the paris attackers. >>> is this the device that brought an airliner down over egypt? isil says it is. we'll speak with a bomb specialist.

. >> i'm lauren taylor, this is al jazeera live from london. >> vladimir putin says it is a stab in the back. president obama finds isil must be destroyed. >> killing 11 people. >> one of the most serious incidents in more than half a century. turkey is shot down a russian war plane. the president says his country's planes were protecting their borders after the jet violated it's air space. russia denies that and a furious president has described the downing as a stab in the pack. he said it would have serious consequences for relations with turkey. a helicopter that was scouring the site was attacked. which complicates things who has been meeting barac meeting. in this report now from rob matheson. >> a russian jet fighter plunges to the ground. turkey's government says aircraft shot it down. close to the syrian border. >> this is a stab in the pack, the pilot did not threaten anyone, and the plane was shot down in syrian air space. working with us for turkey, this tragic event would have serious consequences for relations. >> both pilots ejected and parachuted to the drowned. russian

i'm lauren taylor. this is al jazeera live from london. romania's prime minister and government has stepped down as protesters blame the government for a fire that killed 30 people. >>> rescuers continue to seven for survivors of a collapsed building. justin trudeau follows in his father's footsteps as he's sworn in as canada's prime minister. >>> it is suggested that saturday's plane crash was caused by a bottom. it suspended all flights until further investigations are completed. the russian operated airbus a 321 was carrying holiday makers from the resort to st. petersburg when it came down. 224 passengers and crew died. this is an area that is normally busy with flights serving egyptian airports and over flying on international airports. but as you can see there are very few flights over the sinai. let'let's go to neave barker. what are they telling you about this decision? >> well, you're right in saying that a few hours ago the decision was made to suspend flights between london and the busy tourist destination for many u.k. tourists

i'm lauren taylor this is al jazeera live from london. israeli police shoot a woman at the a gas station and say she was trying to kill soldiers. her family says she was filling up her car. >>> two dams burst in brazil filling a village with mine waste. and peter gresesser returns to the city he was based in before he was jailed. >>> russia's president has ordered the suspension of all flights to egypt. the suspension mount there is was a bomb in the hold. there is already chaos and koon confuse at the airport as the uk try to bring stranded citizens back home. egypt stopped another eight planes flying to pick up more. they say flights were limited by the airport's capacity. >> reporter: there is a major exodus away, theyinglying be joined by 40,000 rugz tourists. the uk said they were suspending flights that coinicided awkwardly by the egyption president and endorsed by the kremlin's intelligence chief. they have described the uk flight suspension as premature but what changed the kremlin's mind? the british said it was based on intellig

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm lauren taylor, this is al jazeera live from london.coming up, the belgian town at the ter of the paris attack ib investigation shows solidarity. >>> and isil claimed this device brought down a rush an airliner. >>> and a giant of the game,

i'm lauren taylor live from london. romania's prime minister and government has stepped down in protests of a nightclub fire that killed 30 people. >>> rescuers continue to look for survivors of a collapse of a factory in pakistan. >>> justin trudeau is sworn in as canada's 23rd prime minister. hello the british government has suggested that the plane crash was caused by a bomb. it suspended all flights between u.k. and sharm el sheikh until further investigations can be completed. 224 passengers and crew died. neave barker reports. >> since saturday seven teams have been scouring the site where flight 9268 came down. and where 224 people were killed. it's a difficult task, with the wreckage strewn across the wide area of desert. russian investigators are using drones to try to identify anything that could answer questions about why the airbus 8321 crashed. there are constant reminders that this was a plane packed with tourists returning from their holiday. the flight is thought to have been broken up in midair. >> try

i'm lauren taylor, live there london. also coming up, china and taiwan hold their first talks in mern 60 years. more than 60 years. cyril celebrates as it's declared ebola free after 45 days with no cases. plus. pakistan, teenage boy is pulled alive out of the rubble after 50 hours in the collapsed factory. >>> hello in the past hour egypt has confirmed there was a loud noise heard in the last second of in-flight recording recorded from last week's plane crash. the communications minister has just given a press conference. all 224 passengers were killed when the metro jet plane plummeted to the ground in the sinai province. >> a noise was heard in the last second of the cvr recording. a spectral analysis will be carried out by specialized labs in order to identify the nature of this noise. the committee noted media reports and analysis. some of which claim to be based on official intelligence which favors a certain scenario. for the cause of the accident. the committee was not provided with any information or evidence in

i'm lauren taylor. this is al jazeera live from london. russia describes the incident as a stab in the back while turkey said it engage followed the rules of engagement. obama said that turkey has a right to protect itself. >>> five people have gone on trial in the vatican accused of leaking secret documents that reveal mismanagement. >> hello, it's one of the most sirius incidents between russia and the nato member in more than a half century. turkey has shot down a russian warplane near the syrian border. russia said that that's correct protecting the borders. russia describes the downing as a stab in the back. a helicopter that cass scouring the crash site was attacked. russia has confirmed a soldier involved was killed along with one of the two pilots on board the jet. to complicate things french president franÇois hollande was meeting with u.s. president barack obama calling for more help in the fight against isil. we have explain the day's elements. >> the russian jet on fire and crashing. president vladimir putin said it was downed

. ♪ >>> i'm lauren taylor this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up, the u.n.arns 5,000 refugees will try to cross from turkey to greece every day over the winter. >>> the battle for syria's highways. the government takes control of a strategic road in aleppo, but loses a key supply line in hama. >>> and the disappearing coastline of louisiana, hit by rising sea levels and environmental destruction. ♪ >>> hello, egypt's president abdel fatah al-sisi says he is ready to work with what he described as all of our friends after the russian plane crash. hundreds of people have been protesting nearby at president sisi's human rights record. cameron says it is more likely than not that a bomb was the cause of the sinai crash. he says britain is working with egypt to restore flights as soon as poeszable. >> my role is to act in the right way to keep british citizens safe and secure and i act on the basis of intelligence that i receive, and the basis of advice that i get. of course i cannot be sure, my experts cannot be sure that it was a terrorist bomb that brought dow

i'm lauren taylor, this is al jazeera live from london coming up. china and taiwan hold their first talks in 60 years. seenl celebrates as it's declared ebola-free 42 days with no new cases. india's prime minister is greeted with protests at a rally in kashmir. egypt is confirmed there was a loud noise heard in the last second of inflight recording recovered from last week's plane crash. the country's aviation minister has revoold the final few moments of flight 968. all were killed when the metro jet plummeted to the ground in the sinai province. >> a noise was heard in the last second of the cvr recording. a spectral analysis will be carried out, by specialized labs, in order to identify the nature of this noise. the committee noted media reports and analysis, some of which claimed to be based on official intelligence, which favors a certain scenario. for the cause of the accident. the committee was not provided with any information or evidence in this regard. the committee urged the sources of such reports to provide it with own information that

. ♪ >>> i'm lauren taylor this is al jazeera live from london. the u.n.00 refugees will try to cross from turkey to greece every day over the winter. >>> and the disappearing coastline of louisiana, hit by rising sea levels and environmen

i'm lauren taylor, this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up. u.s. and israeli leaders try the mend fences during their first meeting in more than a year. party of myanmar's democracy champion, aung san suu kyi, heads for landslide victory in historic elections. >>> also an combination by the master of suspended club churs. hello, russia could be banned from olympic athletics competition after dammin damnint from wada. coverups and extortion in russian selects. there are allegations that money was demanded from top athletes to bury medical tests showing doping. report also implicates world governing body iaaf, preventing it from catching drug cheats. >> in the swiss sunshine a dark day from the sport of athletics. an independent commission set up by the world antidoping agency, wada, that russia should be immediately banned from the sport and if it doesn't fix problem, no russian athletes at the rio, 2016 olympic games. some of whom had been coerced into doping programs. the exploitation of doping, and results at london 2012 called into question and

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm lauren taylor this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up.oko haram blamed for a suicide bombing in nigeria that has killed more than 30 people and injured 80 others. into the unknown, we meet more of the refugees risking everything to reach europe. and a fresh look at very old pictures reveals surprising new details about an ill fated antarctic adventure. >>> two people have died and seven are under arrest after french police raided an apartment, looking for those behind friday's paris attacks. hundreds of specialist officers and soldiers ascended on the area. they were looking for this man. he is believed to have organized the attacks in paris. they confronted gunfire, explosives, and a woman wearing a suicide vest. as andrew simmons reports from paris. [ explosion ] [ gunfire ] >> reporter: once again, gunfire and later on explosions in paris. a residential suburb looks and sounds like a war zone. ♪ [ gunfire ] >> reporter: it's a raid by security forces under the cover of darkness, and they met fierce resistance. for more than three hours

france doesn't know the whereabouts of another suspect salah abdeslam >>> i'm lauren taylor, this is al jazeera live from london. coming up. three israelis, one american and a palestinian are killed in two separate attacks in tel aviv and the occupied west bank. the heir to cristina fernandez de kirchner could be faltering in the final stages as the argentinian presidential campaign comes to a close. >> and an exhibition where the audience is asked to pretend all the world art is destroyed. >> hello, france's prime minister warns that his country could be under threat from people lioninged to the attacks from paris. forensic examiners identified the alleged mastermind from the attacks, from the apartment in paris. triggering explosions and a fire fight. the french prime minister says it's unclear whether he's in france or belgium. he's ruled out the possibility that there are other groups and individuals connected to the attacks that can be active. andrew simmonds reports from paris. >> in the aftermath of the assault by special forces comes the positive identification of the man fre

. >> i am lauren taylor, live from london. also coming up: stemming the flow.uropean leaders gather to thrash out a deal to pay turkey to stop refugees entering the e. u. >> people around the world demand action ahead of the crucial climate summit, shoes take the place of protesters in paris. >> voters line up to cast ballots in the first elections after a year of political turmoil. millions of butterflies prepare to make their annual migration from canada to mexico, we find out what's causing their numbers to fall. hello. russia is being blamed for an airstrike that killed 44 people at a busy marketplace in northern syria. russian war plains are believed to be behind the attack, one of the destliest incidents since moscow began its campaign two months ago. the market attack happened in idlib province. here is the latest. >> reporter: the airstrike on rebel-held idlib province, dozens more syrians are dead. poorly equipped makeshift hospitals, these images have become part of life in any rebel-held area since the russian airstrikes began. opposition fighters ac

. ♪ hello, i am lauren taylor, this is the news hour, coming up egypt's president promises to work withuntries to protect foreign tourists after the the plane crash. the prime minister says it is likely a bomb brought down the airliner. the absence of effective authority is manifesting itself in growing insecurities and criminal activity across many parts

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm lauren taylor, this is al jazeera live from london.lso coming up, the belgian town at the ter of the paris attack ib investigation shows solidarity. >>> and isil claimed this device brought down a rush an airliner. >>> and a giant of the game, rugby's first global superstar dies at age 40. ♪ >>> hello, two people have died and seven are under arrest after fwren. police raided an apartment seeking those behind friday's paris attacks. hundreds of specialist officers and soldiers descended on the suberb. they, looking for the mastermind abdelhamid abaaoud accuseded of leading the attacks in paris. they con fronted gunfire, explosionives, and a woman wearing a suicide vest. andrew simmons reports. >> reporter: once again, gunfire and later on explosions in paris. saint-denis, looks and sounds like a war zone. [ gunfire ] [ explosion ] >> reporter: it's a raid by security forces under the cover of darkness, and they met fierce resistance. for more than three hours as gunn fire continued. >> translator: since 4:00 this morning, french specia

. ♪ >>> i'm lauren taylor this is al jazeera live from london.lso coming up, laying the ground work, representatives of dozens of countries meet in paris ahead of crucial climate talks. >>> and aung san suu kyi insists she will call the shots in myanmar. >>> and why hope among turks of joining the european union appear to be fading. ♪ >>> hello, the russian government has begun fighting accusations that it operated a vast state-sponsored doping program. the kremlin is questioning the evidence behind the report which recommends that russia be suspended from global athletics. rory challands reports. >> reporter: rain fell on moscow's olympic complex on tuesday, fitting weather for the current mood. this show piece venue is the legacy from soviet days when doping scandaling were common. those days seem to be back, and russia could sound find itself cast out of athletics. >> translator: i repeat once again we hope for common sense for the international council members who first of all must work in the interests of our sport. >> reporter: the russian

. ♪ >>> i'm lauren taylor this is al jazeera live from london.lso coming up, laying the ground work, representatives of dozens of countries meet in paris ahead of crucial climate talks. aung san suu kyi says she will call the shots in myanmar. >>> and prime minister david cameron sets out the changes he wants from brussels to stop the u.k. leaving the e.u. ♪ >>> hello, the world anti-doping agency has suspended the russian laboratory at the center of a doping scandal. they recommended russia be suspended from world athletics, including next year's rio olympics. as rory challands reports from moscow, the russians are coming out fighting. >> reporter: rain fell on the olympic complex on tuesday, fitting weather for the current mood. this show piece venue is a legacy from soviet days when doping scandals were common. those days seem to be back, and russia could soon find itself cast out of world athletics. >> translator: of course it would be an enormous blow. we hope for common sense from the council members who first of all must work in the intere

. ♪ lauren taylor and this is al jazeera live from london and also coming up, four israelis and one palestinianilled in two separate attacks in tel aviv and occupied west bank. >>> reporting from western ethiopia in one of the largest building projects in history, the renaissance dam. ♪ hello france confirmed the death of a man police believed planned and coordinated paris attacks that killed 129 people and found the remains of abdelhamid abaaoud on wednesday triggering explosions and a massive fire fights and french politicians extend the state of emergency for another three months giving sweeping powers to the police and prime minister pressed with the extension saying it would help prevent further attacks and andrew simmons reports from paris. >> reporter: in the aftermath of the assault by special forces on the building is a positive identification what french describe as the ring leader of attacks last friday. the french prosecutor says fingerprints from one of two bodies recovered from the rubble prove it's abdelhamid abaaoud, the other dead suspect was a woman believed to be his cousin.

. >> i am lauren taylor, live from london. also coming up: stemming the flow.uropean leaders gather to thrash out a deal to pay turkey to stop refugees entering the e. u. >> people around the world demand action ahead of the crucial climate summit, shoes take the place of protesters in paris. >> voters line up to cast ballots in the fir

. >> hello, i'm lauren taylor. this is the news hour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes a woman blows herself up and a man is shot dead as the police raid an apartment in the hunt of the paris attackers. >>> is this the device that brought an airliner down over egypt? isil says it is. we'll speak with a bomb specialist. >>> and into the unknown we meet more of the refugees risking everything to reach europe. >>> and sport has been a hair-raising night for andy murray. murray cut down by a resurgent ralph nadal. we have more coming up in the program. . >> two people have died and seven under arrest afte they were looking for the suspect believed to be play a key role in the suicide-bombings and shootings across paris which left 129 people dead. >> once again gunfire and explosions in paris. a residential suburb looks and sounds like a war zone. [ gunfire ] it's a raid by security forces under the cover of darkness, and they met fear resistence. three hours of gunfire continued. >> since 4:00 this morning, french special forces police carri

i'm lauren taylor, live there london. also coming up, china and taiwan hold their first talks in mern 60 years. more than 60 years. cyril celebrates as it's declared ebola free after 45 days with no cases.

i'm lauren taylor this is al jazeera live from london. israeli police shoot a woman at the a gas station and say she was trying to kill soldiers. her family says she was filling up her car. >>> two dams burst in brazil filling a village with mine waste. and peter gresesser returns to the ci

i'm lauren taylor. this is al jazeera live from london.omania's prime minister and government has stepped down as protesters blame the government for a fire that killed 30 people. >>> rescuers continue to seven for survivors of a collapsed building.

. >> i'm lauren taylor. u.s. president condemns the violence in israel. >>> the u.s. promises an

. ♪ hello, i am lauren taylor, this is the news hour, coming up egypt's president promises to work withther countries to protect foreign tourists after the the plane crash. the prime minister says it is likely a bomb brought down the airliner. the absence of effective authority is manifesting itself in growing insecurities and criminal activity across many parts of the country. >> as he steps out to take a controversial new job. >> the siberian coastline, louisiana hit by rising sea levels and environmental instruction. >> in doha, plenty the same things that happen to valentino rossi's moto g.p. title hopes. details later. egypt's president says he is ready to work with what he described as all our friends to ensure the safety of foreign tourists. >> hundreds of people have been protesting nearby against president ceci's human rights record. it is more likely than not that a bomb was the cause of the crash, he says britain is worth more to egypt to restore normal flights as soon as possible. >> is to act many the right way, to keep british citizenning safe and security. and to put thei

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i'm lauren taylor. this is al jazeera live from london.a describes the incident as a stab in the back while turkey said it engage followed the rules of engagement. obama said that turkey has a right to protect itself. >>> five people have gone on trial in the vatican acc

i'm lauren taylor, this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up. u.s. and israeli leaders try the mend fences during their first meeting in more than a year. party of myanmar's democracy champion, aung san suu kyi, heads for landslide victory in historic elections

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm lauren taylor this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up.ram blamed for a suicide bombing in nigeria that has killed more than 30 people and injured 80 others. into the unknown, we meet more of the refugees risking everything to reach europe. and a fresh look at very old pictures reveals

. ♪ >>> i'm lauren taylor this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up, the u.n. refugees will try to cross from turkey to greece every day over the winter. >>> the battle for syria's highways. the government takes control of a strategic road in aleppo, but loses a key supply line in hama. >>> and the disappearing coastline of louisiana, hit by rising sea

france doesn't know the whereabouts of another suspect salah abdeslam >>> i'm lauren taylor, this is al jazeera live from london. coming up. three israelis, one american and a palestinian are killed in two separate attacks in tel aviv and the occupied west bank. the heir to cristina fernandez de kirchner could be faltering in the final stages as the argentinian presidential campaign comes to

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, i am lauren taylor, this is the news hour live from london. coming coupl up.ian rebel groups join force to his turn the tide against government forces in the crucial aleppo province. >>> pope francis calls africa the continent of hope. as he receives a rapturous welcome from ugandans. >>> united states national security agency prepares to stop mass surveillance. so what now? plus. >> reporter: president obama is heading to paris with a plan to drastically cut carbon he minutes. but not everyone back home is on board. i am kristen saloomey in west virginia, where there is strong opposition. >>> hello there, i am robin adams with all of the sports news live from doha. another step towards a first title since 1936. and it's the murray brother who his put them in the position against belgium. details coming up. ♪ ♪ >>> rebel fighters in syria say they have recaptured a town and several villages in the aleppo country side from government soldiers backed by shia militia and iranian forces. it reverses government gains made two weeks ago. crucially, several rebel gro

vonnie: sachs and lauren and taylor and stash and -- wed and taylor have a big surprise in some ways.e kershner era. with us is an economist for bloomberg intelligence, jimena zuniga. onri gets inaugurated december 10. what is the biggest change he will enact? jimena: there is a policy package of world time reforms and policy changes. there is a critical economic situation, so when isolating reform here or there will not do. what they need to do is a copperheads of policy package and announce it well. they are well positioned to do that on december 5. to the require approval from congress? a: not all of the policies require congressional approval. of --ds a credible reform vonnie: you can finally get the numbers, right? imena: exactly. tom: is currency devaluation where we are heading? a: i think right now the economic participants are focused on the value of the exchange rate. will probably have to be an adjustment in the exchange rate, but i think in the context of a macri government that will be part of a comprehensive package. immediately there was an impact on inflation without m

lauren, the mall officially opened at 6:00 this morning. is stores as well as shoppers got an early start. lords and taylor opened at 5:00. we were here, we talked to some of the customer. >> i got a ju shob and weren'ted to get a new wardrobe and that's it. the first of it. now i got to buy a new wardrobe. >> we've been out since around 12 a.m. are the get, then year of king of prussia. we are here to stop until we drop. >> reporter: the coffee the fueling the shopping frenzy. macy's opened at midnight and has not closed a it all. other stores like nordstrom off-to-off the walkway. bloomingdale's at 7:00. look for black friday deals at king of ush practice maul. in the next half hour we're going to talk about the what's hot and what's not this holiday season. >> thank you, monique. happening today. some students take part in a food drive at shepack village, hold a camp out. they will collect items for fill abundance, the largest food pank in the area. now to south jersey. tonight at 6:00 wandle light stopping. and trees lit up. a ceremony with none other than santa. and there will be music and carriage rides, the candlel