but if they wa nted from those 3000 in lyon.anted somebody new, somebody different, who wasn't part of the political establishment in terms of had held elected office before they could pick macron, who have twice as many people turn up at his launch, also in lyon. he is part of the establishment. he went to the grand schools. he's been minister. he is never held elected office. we've heard that before. i think marine le pen is a much better politician than her father, the founder of the front national, and i think she has populism. she is another one of the big populist leaders, saying, i know the people, i trust the people, the people trust me. i think he is an elite figure, very intelligent, absolutely top drawer, macron will find it difficult to break that crust. in a way the establishment let themselves down. the people who should have been there, fillon...|j could not agree more. in the states, everybody said, we didn't want trump, we didn't want hillary, hillary had problems with her foundation, her e—mails, why was she th

she was also in lyon, were she will officially launch a lyon, were she will officially launcha campaign a campaign today. she once plans to leave the euro, a referendum on eu membership. macron hopes that victory will be his instead. well, as we heard there marine le pen is officially launching her campaign later today. the bbc has spoken to her father, and founder of the national front, jean—marie le pen, who is estranged from her daughter because he made inflammatory statements about the holocaust, including saying that he thought the nazi gas chambers were a mere "detail" of history. he spoke to bbc arabic. translation: during the election period we have no enemies, only friends, and we try to bring people together to forget all the quarrels, all the wounds, to get the biggest number of voices possible. by eliminating the founding president and those favourable to him, i think marine has undermined her ability to make it into the second round, even to be elected. translation: but you said in the same interview that you get in touch with her from time to time? i have no direct contact

not bad for a rally in lyon this weekend. not bad fora man waging his rally in lyon this weekend. mr macron is pushing its benefits hard, only to be inspected from a former banker, perhaps. translation: some today pretend to be speaking in the name of the people, but they are just ventriloquist. they attribute to the french values that are not really theirs. that is a dig at the national front, whose slogan says it is running in the name of the people. but, in this election, there are many candidates from many different parties who are claiming to be just the same. hundreds of thousands of people have rallied in romania, despite a decree being thrown out that would have softened penalties for corrupt politicians. tonight has been the sixth consecutive night of protests in the capital, bucharest. many of those demonstrating say the u—turn isn't enough, and are calling for the government to step down. steve rosenberg has more from bucharest. well, here at the centre of bucharest, these protesters have got what they wanted. earlier, romania's government cancelled its controversial de

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she told a party rally in lyon that globalisation killed communities.e for sally and world business report. going going gone — the chinese investor is hungry for business in europe and the us but billions of dollars worth of deals are cancelled — we reveal why. a new white knight for takata but investors are not impressed so what now for the japanese airbag maker? welcome to world business report. i'm sally bundock — also in the programme more us tech giants submit their legal documents condemning trump's labour restrictions. the political events of 2016 may have ignited an unprecedented period of uncertainty for the global economy but one thing that appears to remain unaffected is the growing appetite of chinese investors. last year inflows into the us increased by nearly 190%. meanwhile, chinese investment into europe grew by 90%. all of this gives the impression 2016 was a good year for western economies when it comes to foreign investment. so will this trend continue? well the uk is about to begin a two—year period of brexit negotiations and this ec

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macron, a former investment banker who's never held elected office, has been holding a major rally in lyontion this spring. some polls now put him in second place behind marine le pen, and ahead of the centre right candidate francois fillon. mr macron, who formed his centrist party less than a year ago, thanked the crowd in lyon, which he claimed numbered more than 10,000. his message focussed on the need for equality of opportunity. our correspondentjonny dymond is in paris and he described what makes emanuel macron an interesting presidential candidate for the electorate. i think it is what he is not promising as much as what he is promising as much as what he is promising that makes an interesting. it had the guy and being too unfair at the moment, these are early days in his campaign. he is an independent and not from the socialist party or the republican party or the national front and that's probably why there is not a buzz around him and a good buzz there is, hugely enthusiastic crowds at this meeting in lyon. 8000 side the wall and 8000 in the overspill every. there has been critic

the manual macron attracted huge crowds in lyon. formalfinance minister, now an independent, he vowed to unite the nation. he had this morning for the nation. he had this morning for the french people. translation: muck everywhere we see the temptation to look inwards and close ourselves off. —— everywhere we seek. we were to choose a path that many of us seemed unthinkable. i have in mind our american friends' choice to restrict. —— retreat. i have in mind to regain peace and order on the planet. this is one of the most open presidential races in decades. ever since francoise allmond said he wouldn't seek re—election. the front runner had been francoise beyond from the conservative opposition but a scandal involving payments to his wife has led to him needing to withdraw. that led to an manual max gawn looking as an alternative. waiting in the other side is marine le pen from the national front. waiting in the other side is marine le pen from the nationalfront. she was also in lyon where she will lodged her campaign later on sunday

emmanuel macron drew twice as many people to his own election rally in lyon this weekend.. if marine le pen is targeting the losers of globalisation, mr macron is pushing its benefits hard. only to be expected from a former banker, perhaps. translation: some today pretend to be speaking in the name of the people, but they are just ventriloquists. they attribute to the french values that are not really theirs. that is a dig at the front national, whose slogan says it is running in the name of the people. but, in this election, there are many candidates from many different parties who are claiming to do just the same. mass protests have continued in romania for a sixth consecutive night, despite a climb—down by the government. earlier, authorities scrapped a decree that would de—criminalise some corruption offences. steve rosenberg reports from bucharest where the biggest demonstration has been taking place. well, here at the centre of bucharest, these protesters have got what they wanted. earlier, romania's government cancelled its controversial decree, that would have shie

emmanuel macron drew twice as many people to his own election rally in lyon this weekend. election campaign. if marine le pen is targeting the losers of globalisation, mr macron is pushing its benefits hard. only to be expected from a former banker, perhaps. translation: some today pretend to be speaking in the name of the people, but they are just ventriloquists. they attribute to the french values that are not really theirs. that is a dig at the front national, whose slogan says it is running in the name of the people. but, in this election, there are many candidates from many different parties who are claiming to do just the same. in other news: investigators in france have begun questioning the man suspected of carrying out a machete attack at the louvre museum in paris. so far, he's refusing to speak. egyptian national abdullah hamamy was shot in the stomach and seriously wounded on friday, after he attacked a group of soldiers near the museum entrance. a teenage girl has died after being flung from a ride at an amusement park in central china. she was thrown on to me

she told a party rally in lyon that globalisation killed communities.

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emmanuel macron attracted huge crowds at this rally in lyon.the nation. this is one of the most open presidential elections in decades, ever since francois hollande announced he wouldn't seek re—election. his socialist party then nominated benoit hamon to be their candidate. the frontrunner had been francois fillon from the conservative opposition, but a scandal involving alleged payments to his wife has led to calls for him had to withdraw. that may have benefited monsieur macron, seen as a centrist alternative. if the polls are right, likely to be waiting in the second round of vote is marine le pen from the national front. she was also in lyon, where she will officially launch her campaign later today. she wants france to leave the euro, hold a referendum on eu membership, and introduce a tax on foreign workers. an election victory for her would no doubt upset the existing order, but emmanuel macron hopes victory will be his instead. tim allman, bbc news. pro—european conservative mps will press the government this week to give parliament a

emmanuel macron attracted huge crowds at this rally in lyon. also had this warning for the french people. translation: everywhere we see this temptation to look inwards and close ourselves off. i have the british vote in mind with this choice to leave europe and choose a path that for of us seemed unthinkable. i have in mind our american friends' choice to retreat. they may choose to abandon their historical mission by our side to guarantee peace and order on the planet. this is one of the most open presidential races in decades, ever since francois hollande announced he wouldn't seek re—election. his socialist party then nominated benoit hamon to be their candidate. the frontrunner had been francois fillon from the conservative opposition, but a scandal involving payments gee she was also in lyon, where she will officially launch her campaign later on sunday. she wants france to leave the euro, hold a referendum on eu membership, and introduce a tax on foreign workers. her election victory would no doubt upset the existing order. it may fall t

flying over the valley a few kilometres south of lyon. behind me and the wynya rd south of lyon.with their historical chapels. —— wineyard. legend has it that it was created from a persian vine brought by a knight from the crusades. so, could this wine come from iran? a dna test showed the proof. it was done in 1998 by two different laboratory is. it ended in the discovery of the parents of shiraz. grapes, like humans, had a mother and father. it was a surprise to find that shira is a natural and spontaneous crossing between two local vines from this area. so, there is no persian link to france. but, there is to the napa valley in california where shira grapes are grown. this man from shiraz calls his wine shiraz. i remember my father making it, for a hobby, not for a job, father making it, for a hobby, not forajob, andi father making it, for a hobby, not forajob, and i rememberthe grapes. i put them in a big clay vat. i was going to put it on top of that clay vat. i would smell and enjoy the wine and sometimes had a sip. he left iran. he created the persian culture in his adopte

supporters in lyon will very much all we fired up by her words.versial decree that would have reduced some penalties for corruption. prime minister sorin grindeanu said he did not want to divide the country after days of huge street protests. earlier, our correspondent nick thorpe in bucharest told ben brown about the impact the government's climbdown is having. i think we're going to get news any time that the government has no revoked that decree. they will have to then engage in some kind of damage limitation, they will have to try to tell their own supporters, they were elected with about 5 million votes between the two parties, they will have to try to convince the voters that this is a setback and not a surrender. more importantly, they will have to try to persuade romanian society that this was not a simple black and white battle between corrupt politicians on one hand and the anti—corruption fight, as the protesters who have been flocking to this square have been saying, but this square have been saying, but this is more complicated, and b

lucy williamson reports from lyon.softer image for france‘s hard—line nationalist—in—chief. but the message is broadly the same. translation: our leaders have chosen unregulated globalisation. it was supposed to be a wonderful thing, but it turned out to be horrible. always in search of maximum profit, with mass immigration and financial capitalism. her election promises, to pull france out of the euro, cut immigration, and give french people priority in housing and jobs, have won her enough support, polls say, to win the first round of the presidential contest. but, without political allies, her problem will be winning the second, and this time she is not the only alternative party on offer. france is suddenly facing the prospect of a presidential run—off without either of its main, established parties. with the leaders of both left and right trailing in the polls, voters could end up choosing between two political outsiders, one fiercely nationalist, the other with a liberal, pro—europe vision for france. emmanuel ma

there are two doors and you have to open one door organization one door is it a man eating lyon and the door says perhaps a man eating lyon, i would open the door says rapid man-eating lion and take the risks. so i have a question, and this is a question. really is. i'm very curious. if somebody had schoop you a year--- -- shown you a year ago saying that donald trump will not be the nominee but here is the cabinet of the next american president and it is the cabinet he chose, one year ago would you have said, wow, that is wonderful, or, that's truly ill liberal? >> i would love it if the cabinet represented the donald p administration. it doesn't. >> i take that as a yes you would have welcomed this cabinet. your point is totally will taken. , there may be a -- >> look. you're blog a little facile which is my point, and we have had this argument months ago, which was that we're nothing dealing with a normal administration. what hanes when steve bannon-certained sometimes the national security counsel. we now have breitbart on the nsc and cabinets matter to the extent they're empower i

she told a rally in the southern city of lyon that economic globalisation killed communities and shet events have shown us, that against the money from the right and the money from the left, i am the candidate for the french people. because of the structure of the presidential election, there are two reigns. the first one, anyone with a significant amount of report can stand. marine le pen looks like she is going in at the front runner and is going in at the front runner and is more certain to go through to the second round, a significant success. this speech, if anyone was expecting a move to the centre, or any kind of compromise, this was about throwing out chunks of political red meat to her supporters. they loved it, it was interrupted by standing of asians and wild applause and cheering and stamping of feet and the freeze, we are going to win —— standing ovations. a sense that france, and her eyes, are besieged by globalisation, free trade, the siege to buy is lime and islamic fundamentalism, besieged by foreign speculators, besieged by the european union. this was a speech sayi

she told supporters in lyon that she alone could protect them, if she was elected.he ft says chinese overseas deals worth almost $75 billion were cancelled last year. their collapse was attributed to regulatory clampdowns and restrictions on foreign exchange. the international new york times looks at how some chinese companies are making headway in the manufacture of "smart weapons". the paper says beijing is seeking to reshape warfare by bringing artificial intelligence to the battlefield. and finally, the guardian takes an in—depth look at greece's economy. the paper says the country's economy has shrunk by more than a quarter, equivalent to last century's great depression in america. joining us is cornelia meyer, who is ceo of mrl corporation, a business consultancy. good morning. good morning. so you have been telling us you watched every single political programme broadcast in the united states over the weekend. how much was about trump versus the judiciary, as gulf news puts it? it was maybe 40, 5096. it is really big, and it is very interesting. the interesti

hooker leah lyons scored a 50th—minute try to swing the game in the home team's favour.h england who lead on points difference. ireland will head to cardiff to face wales next, before a potential title—deciding showdown against england six days later. wasps have extended their lead at the top of the english premiership to four points after they won 35—22 at home to gloucester. and at the other end of the table, gavin henson kicked all the points for bottom club bristol as they beat local rivals bath by 12 points to ii at ashton gate. they stay bottom, but it's a win that gives them great hope of staying up. you can see what it meant to them. bristol are nowjust two points behind worcester. opsreys move up to second in the pro 12 after winning 26—15 at home to glasgow. two tries in two minutes in the second half saw ospreys come from behind to seal a bonus—point victory and move them above munster in the table. elsewhere, ulster scored six tries as they won 40—17 at bottom side zebre to edge closer to the top four. david busby scored on his senior debut. in the day's othe

he's charged with murdering catherine and sheila lyon in 1975. the sisters were last seen their bodies were never found. >>> new details tonight on a murder miystery in ak keek, maryland. police have identified the man shot and killed inside his car yesterday. his name is timothy sherrod. he was 28 years old. tracee wilkins joins us with an emotional plea from the victim's father while police continue to look for his killer. >> reporter: his dad was like his best friend. he tells us he was expecting a life-changing event, an event that he'll never witness. >> who did this? >> reporter: henry sherrod's son was preparing to be a dad. now that won't happen. >> he was expecting a child. the child was expected yesterday, the same day he got killed. >> reporter: yesterday timothy was found shot to death inside his road in ak keek. the lyft sticker her used in his part-time job was displayed but he was not working at the time. there were at least two gunshots on the driver's side door. timothy's body was found behind the wheel by a neighbor on her way t

after the raid, the action moved here, to lyon in the south of france and the headquarters of interpolptops were analysed, and an investigation which had started into one dealer in one country suddenly broadened. 0h, his voice. perfect. well, so you've got him. detectives quickly found evidence of global connections, from the hunters in thejungles, to the middlemen, to corrupt officials and ultimately, to the buyers. this was the starting point for dismantling an international criminal network. the bbc was given access to this material. it revealed a history of baby chimpanzees being stocked in this small, blue room, all heading for a life of captivity abroad. 0n ibrahima's mobile phone, a video of a chimpanzee destined for china, a tiny animal that can't have been more than a few weeks old. and on his computer, more cites permits for chimps and other animals set to be traded between countries as distant as china and south africa, nepal and congo. we put this to the head of the cites convention. we showed him the two permits that we had managed to get. surely it shouldn't be so easy to

. >> dev patel took home an award for his role in lyon. ion. the fellowship award was presented to legendary comedian mel brooks. he is most celebrated for his films including blazing saddles, young frankenstein, and the producers. genie: time for the business news with charles. we will begin with a new forecast for the european economy. commissionpean shared its winter forecast this monday and they have raised the outlook for the euro zone despite what they called exceptional risks emanating from the new american administration. the eurozone has been revised upward this year to 1.6% and 1.8% in 2018. outlook remains unchanged. it's predicted that france will be missing the public deficit target of 3% of gdp next year. the uk's economy continues to perform despite the brexit vote. the forecast has been revised upwards to 1.5% from a previous 1% estimate. genie: japan has also shared growth figures today. >> the japanese economy expanded bump inanks to a exports and capital investments fueled by a low yen currency and government measures. japan

emenuel mecrem e—fqt‘htet- held elected office, has been holding a major rally in lyon with his eyesch as he is promising that makes him interesting. these are early days of this campaign and he is an independent, not from the socialist or republican parties of the national front liberty in terms of security and making sure people don't spend their lives on welfare, equality in terms of anti—discrimination and making sure that everyone has equal access to health care and fraternity has been framed in terms of handing on a healthy country, an ecological country and a green agenda. that has been something in terms of building up the platform of warm blairite words that a young on the scene might be expected to say. we are in the early stages of the presidency and a bit more nitty—gritty will have to emerge at some point on policy. this is about keeping momentum at the moment. a lot of people have called him an enigma. who is he appealing to? he appeals to people who are tired of the status quo in the same kind of way that marine le pen does the same thing. france can sometimes feel as

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the man accused of killing the lyon sisters 40 years ago tried to abduct other girls run the same time, that is what prosecutors are saying about lloyd welch jr. he goes on trial in april for the death of the little girls who disappeared from wheaton mall in 1975, their bodies never found. issecutors say if welch convicted, two women will testify claiming they got into a car near the mall that same year but escaped through a window. jonathan: a person has been arrested in the murder of a transgender woman in d.c. hall is charged with murder. dodds was shot to death on the fourth of july last year. friends believe she was targeted. remember this horrendous scene? seven people killed in the apartment explosion in silver spring. montgomery county is talking about how to prevent another tragedy. the plan is to conduct more drills come include wi-fi and sell service, and have more workers and volunteers who can speak spanish. former government contractor accused of stealing government secrets pleaded not guilty. harold martin was arrested, accused of swiping information from the nsa and oth

the 55-year-old used a hologram of himself both in paris and lyon. lambastehe location to the -- up to you to choose. you are choosing in a crucial time. we have already lost 10 years. the 21st century has begun. we continue to operate with intellectual mechanisms and political elites, trained in a stubbornly obsolete mold. we must bring them out quickly and quietly but as soon as possible. the mainstream conservative presidential hopeful, francois fillon, is due to take to the airwaves later today to launch a counterattack after several days of difficulty. some people want him to drop out of the race altogether, from his own party. claire, you are going to be covering the event this afternoon. what might we expect to hear from him? claire: francois fillon is a fighter. there is no indication as yet that he might pull out of the race. areeems that his party thoroughly behind him. we might get a bit of a mea culpa in terms of he may provide a few more details on what penelope fillon did while he was in the parliamentary system. some idea that she was

i think her supporters in lyon will go out very much fired up by her words.cluding more than 60 within the past day, in avalanches in central and eastern afghanistan. the country has experienced exceptionally heavy snow in the past few days. buildings have been flattened in the capital, kabul, and the international airport has been shut. the catholic church in the philippines has called an anti—drugs campaign, launched by the president, rodrigo duterte, a reign of terror on the country's poor. as david campanale reports, the message was read out during sermons across the philippines on sunday. these are the toughest words yet on the roman catholic church and likely to reach many millions of people who attend church in this devout country. the pastoral letter from the bishops conference was read to congregations across the philippines who heard that it's wrong to treat the killings as if they necessary. an additional cause of concern is the reign of terror in many places of the poor. many are killed not because of drugs, those who kill them are not brought to

she was also in lyon where she will officially launch her campaign later on sunday. leave the euro and hold a referendum on eu membership and introduce a tax on foreign workers. her election victory would no doubt upset the existing order. it may fall to emmanuel macron to stop her. tim allman, bbc news. well, staying in france, we've had more details about the suspect accused of trying to attack the louvre museum in paris on friday. he's said to be recovering from his injuries after being shot by a soldier. he has been identified as a 29—year—old egyptian, who entered france on a tourist visa. his father has been speaking to a dubai television channel. here's some of that interview. translation: i say this all a scenario made up by the french government to justify the soldiers opening fire inside the louvre. four men and they don't know how to grab a man who is only this tall? excuse me. even if he'd hit one of them. so they shot him several times? labour is calling for a change in the law to stop energy companies putting up their prices. the shadow chancellorjohn m

lloyd welch is charged with killing sheila and katherine lyon in 1975.y were abducted while walking to wheaton mall. according to wtop, a judge granted a defense request and delayed the april trial until september. welch could get the death penalty if convicted. another peace of this case is welch's uncle, richard welch. no charges have been filed, but prosecutors have called him a person of interest. >>> and this story is also a parent's worst fear turned reality. according to "the washington post," an elementary schoolteacher is facing three counts of child sexual abuse charges. manuel garcia fernandez was arrested on friday. he taught at the northeast campus of the latin american police say the victims included two girls and one boy. >>> montgomery county dealership is repairing this is gaping hole in its building. check it out. this is after a chain reaction crash happened. fire officials saying that an employee at the mazda dealership had a medical emergency while driving an suv. you can see the suv crashed and stopped right there. the man accidentl

and check out this one, lyon photography. look at that gorgeous rainbow. this also in woodbridge, virginia. thank you for sending in those pictures safely to us. >>> let's switch gears and go to breaking news. president trump breaking tradition and making history. the president says he is skipping the white house correspondents' associations annual dinner. he tweeted out the news an hour ago. trump, if you remember, has waged war against the media, accusing of it being the enemy of the american people. the dinner raises money for scholarships and it gives out awards for excellence in reporting. organizers say the dinner will go on as scheduled. that's april 29th. >>> developing right now, a former montgomery county council member makes history as chair tom perez is the first latino to hold that post. he's a former labor secretary. much more on this victory later in the broadcast for per rez. >>> now to a developing story in montgomery county. somebody crashed right through a car dealership building. this is on rockville pike, where we find news4's jackie b

lloyd welch is charged with killing sheila and katherine lyon in 1975. they were ab dublthed while walking to wheaton mall in montgomery county. a judge has granted a defense motion to delay the start of the trial, which could get the death penalty if convicted. >>> president donald trump will be the first commander in chief to skip the annual white house correspondents' association dinner in 36 years. organizers say the april 29th event will go on as scheduled. the annual dinner honors journalism with awards and scholarships. president ronald reagan missed the dinner in 1981 b assassination. >>> president trump is congratulating the new chair of the democratic national committee. sort of. he tweeted this afternoon that he "couldn't be happier for the republican party." tom perez tweeted back promising to be president trump's worst nightmare. perez is the first latino to hold the post. he won it narrowly, defeating the more liberal representative from missouri keith ellison. in atlanta today he said he's ready to get to work. >> we need to make house cal

three minutes left, the any any lyons out there. they're going to try and miss. in a deer crashes the lane and put back. maryland loses 70-64. it's the terps first road or neutral site of the season. of we've talked a bit about georgetown. a tall task against villanova. a couple campbell who suffered a knee injury was out of the lineup. they rallied, they rebound out to lj peak. a team tie, georgetown would cut it to two, but then nova does what nova does best. they take control. goes the distance for two of his game high 25 and georgetown loses 75 to 64. finally when you say you can't, tray son willis of washington iowa says think again. not maybe that big of a deal, you may not be able to see this. tray sean was one with on arm. eighth grade, while you're watching the video, apparently he's done this sort of thing before. he plays basketball, football, does it all. tray sean, a big credit to him. i don't want to ever say they can't. that does it for z29kuz zstz y29kuy ysty coming up on today's telecast: >> you may think you're at the end! but i'll tell you, whe

welch is charged with the 1975 killings of sheila and katherine lyon. >>> in mcauliffe is expected towith the homeland security secretary today. this coming after mcauliffe was outraged after some latino men were arrested after leaving a church shelter. >>> the wind is whipping outside, tom. >> february regains its dignity as a winter month today. temperatures only in the 40s, near 50 this afternoon. bit of a blustery wind. layer up. >> all right. thank you so much for joining us. we have "meet the press" for you next. >> want to remained you to wake up with us tomorrow morning. we start at 4:26. until then, have a great sunday, everybody. and the russia connection. president trump thrills supporters with his attacks on the press. >> a few days ago i called the fake news the enemy of the people and they are. they are the enemy of the people. >> but could his media attacks be designed to distract attention from those disturbing russia stories that just won't go away? i'll ask republican tom carton of arkansas who sits on the senate intelligence committee. >>> also, those angry town hal