in marseille it's only five guys. anthony: wow. >> eric: you know he has 300 hooks. ♪ >> gerald: i think he's arriving. he's arriving. ♪ >> anthony: this must be the twelfth fishing scene. no, i must have done 20 fishing scenes in my life and i think, i think i had one good day out of all of them. other than that it's been one humiliating goat rodeo after another. ordinarily, our typical fishing scene actually would be, it would be rougher than this. >> eric: rougher. >> anthony: so we would be pitching back and forth and i'd be hanging on to my, the contents of my stomach only by realizing that they're feeling even sicker because they have to look through the viewfinder so they're like -- so it's basically, you're playing this sort of race against time kind of a game and it's like, "who is going to puke first?" >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: it's always the camera dudes though. >> eric: is it? >> anthony: no. generally it's a producer. [ eric f. speaking french ] >> eric: he said, "bad days, i've had some bad days, but t

which are records, began his career in france, where he played for a number of clubs including marseilless career in north america, where he played for montreal and memphis. along the way there were also short spells in china, with shanghai shenhua, and galatasaray, in turkey. but drogba spent the bulk of his career in england, where he enjoyed a total of nine trophy—laden years at chelsea. go premier league. four fa cups. three league cups, and the champions league. you know that you made history when you want those kinds of moments. and i know that this team will be remembered forever from the chelsea fans, and really i am proud to be part of this special team, winning the first trophy after 50 yea rs. winning the first trophy after 50 years. i know people will talk about it. that is the 2009 bbc african footballer of the year, didier drogba. onto one of this year's nominees, and winning the uefa europa league and super cup with atletico madrid helped thomas partey to be nominated. the 25—year old ghana international may have missed out on a world cup appearance, but his strong performa

marseilles, anger is growing following the collapse of two buildings. investigators have found six bodies. the search for victims and survivors continues. been the death or have resented -- been prevented? it have been prevented? the bubuildings that collapsed n monday were listed as substandard by local authorities. only one of them was condemned and boarded up in 2008. the other contained 10 apartments, nine of which were occupied. residents alerted officials about risks weeks ago. >> we saw cracks in the stairwell. firefighters came to inspect the building. they evacuated us. after four hours, they allowed us back in. >> the company that has managed the building said experts deemed it fit to live in. >> bricks had fallen off the walls. they said it was nothing to worry about. suggestsrnment report up to 40,000 homes are in need of repair. that is almost 10% of the city's available housing. who is to blame for the lack k f maintenance? it is estimated only one in five buildings flagged as being at risk of collapsing have been renovated. lengthy proced

. >> the southern french city of marseille was rocked by the collapse of two building side-by-side monday. several are missing and rescue teams are searching for survivors trapped under the rubble. as many as eight are feared dead. underway totion is figure out the cause of the incident. day after two buildings collapsed, the task of removing the body of a victim, the deceased man one of several believed to have been in the building at the time of the collapse. searches continue and there is still hope. i am not optimistic about the situation. there are both between five and eight people missing, including a mother and an elderly woman who never left her apartment. thislot of people lived in building. there were families with children. nobody knows where they are. there was also an old lady. everybody knew her. she would even say she would die in her apartment. buildings, gave way at around 9:00 a.m. monday. they stood side-by-side on a busy street. firefighters brought down a third building for fear it might also collapse. residents were in shock. >> they are letting our neighborhood die

italian media is reporting investigators suspect the vessel currently stuck in the french port of marseilles passed up 24 tons of potentially toxic waste as ordinary waste. to yemen now, where fighting has broken out in the yemeni city of an agreementespite to hold an offensive. they were more bombs after rebels and pro-government troops agreed to stop. earlier we spoke to our international affairs editor about the latest developments. >> we understand the coalition forces have come a little bit closer to the port. y are a few kilometers away. there have been airstrikes on the positions. 70% of yemen supplies go through the port there. food, water, fuel, and medicine. this is also part of a bigger struggle of influence between saudi arabia and iran. because the saudi's accuse iran of smuggling weapons through the port to help the huthi rebels. that is something the huthi rebels deny. saudi arabia has other concerns as well,, the huthi population next to the pocket saudi border, and a shiite population in the south of saudi arabia. saudi arabia is worried about what that might mean if the hut

welcome back their star player kylian mbappe after he was left out of last week's game against marseilleseing the league's top scorer, coach thomas tuchel says discipline is crucial for the squad: translation: it is a process in the group. it is necessary. i don't like things like that and i don't like having to do it sometimes you have two. we have to move on and keep moving forward. rugby‘s international season gets underway this weekend, with the first game seeing world champions new zealand take on japan. the match in tokyo comes a week after new zealand beat australia in yokohama. the two sides weren't initially scheduled to meet but head coach steve hansen felt with the world cup less than a year away, it was too good an opportunity to miss. this year the opportunity to play the bledisloe appeared was too good to turn down because of the opportunity to experiment and get a feel forjapan. opportunity to experiment and get a feel for japan. the opportunity to experiment and get a feel forjapan. the idea of having two weeks here was better than having one. hence we asked to play japan.

watching your tv set, shedding tears every time we hear la marseilles.owerful! over the last five years, we all thought, we need to end this. president macron has been touring the country for the world war i commemoration for five days. i think that is four too many. you had to strike a fine balance between the past, present and future. at some point, you might get stuck. the important day is november the 11th. it is sunday. the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. you have 12 heads of states... when the guns fell silent. exactly, important in paris. the whole week, i want my president to be at his desk and work, not commemorating all the time. i was struck speaking to the german actor sebastian koch when he came in a few weeks ago, and he said he could not remember when they had marked the first world war until this year, for obvious reasons. there is a different perspective in different parts of europe about this. it seemed to be more than whether you are on the winning or losing side. it's a big part of it. not triumphalism, but the countries

a balcony has collapsed during a demonstration in the southern french city of marseille, injuring three incident occurred as protesters marched against the deaths of eight people who died when three adjacent buildings fell down. four days after the us mid—term elections, the state of florida has announced there will be a recount of votes in the race for both the senate, and for governor, with the results too close to call. president trump was quick to react to the news, tweeting his opinion that it was an attempt to "steal" the elections — something the florida state authorities deny. the republican candidate rick scott has already claimed victory in the senate race. but florida's would—be democratic governor, andrew gillum, said he fully supports the recount. let me say clearly, i am replacing my words of concession with an uncompromised and unapologetic call that we count every single vote. that we count every single vote. that we count every vote. and i say this recognising that my fate in this may or may not change. what i do know is that every single floridian who took time to go o

let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news: rescue workers in the french city of marseiller possible victims, after two buildings suddenly collapsed in a run—down neighbourhood. one of the buildings had been condemned and was boarded up but the other contained nine apartments. residents said both fell down within a matter of seconds. the city's mayor has said he expects there to be some deaths. two sections of the bridge that collapsed in the italian city of genoa three months ago have been sent away for forensic examination. 43 people were killed when part of the structure disintegrated, sending cars and rubble into a river and an industrial area below. two of the tie—rods that became detached have been sent to a laboratory in switzerland to try to establish what happened. the british cabinet is expected to meet later on tuesday to discuss prime minister theresa may's latest attempt to finalise a brexit deal. the main sticking point is the arrangements to avoid checks on goods at the irish border, if there's no trade agreement. the current disagreement focuses on whether t

french officials say they will inspect all marseille buildings considered "unsuitable" for habitations recovered from the rubble this morning. up to eight people are feared dead, after the buildings crumbled suddenly on monday morning. the environment secretary, michael gove, has called for the cabinet to be given full legal advice on the irish backstop. mr gove says there are concerns among ministers that they‘ll only be given a summary, before having to decide on whether to back a brexit deal with brussels. madrid‘s atocha train station is evacuated by police. authorities gave no reason for the evacuation but it followed a security alert at barcelona‘s main station when a possible explosive device was found in a suitcase. we‘ll have more on all those stories shortly. but first, some sport. good morning. we are going to start with cricket because england are on top on the second day of the first test against sri lanka, which is drawing to a close. it started brilliantly with ben folkes completing his century on his test debut. he was out not long after that. england finishing their f

now been found in the wreckage of three buildings which collapsed on monday in the french city of marseillee rubble with sniffer—dogs. it's feared that three other bodies are still to be discovered. officials say they will inspect all other buildings in the city considered "unsuitable" for habitation. the environment secretary michael gove has called for the cabinet to be given the full legal advice on the plan to avoid a hard border in ireland after brexit. proposals for the mechanism, known as the back—stop, remain a sticking point in attempts to secure a deal with the european union. downing street says it doesn't comment on legal advice. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth reports. parliament isn't officially open for business today, but make no mistake — behind the scenes, there is plenty going on, even talk that we could be inching towards a brexit deal. senior ministers were fairly supportive after getting an update from the prime minister yesterday. but there are still sticking points and plenty of concern. he wants to see the government's legal advice before them giving any de

radioactive isotopes from underneath the dime roll out with it if it really were not told in just a marseilles we're talking before us we should. a career reporting to the won't ruin it here one journalist documents life beyond the headlines. that certain stories can change us in the easiest coolies use to it when you need to know the history. to change anyone a unique journey into what it means to be human the things we keep a witness documentary on al-jazeera. strangled and dismembered as part of a premeditated plan for the first time officially reveals details of jamal. although i'm adrian sitting in this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. maybe they betrayed themselves lots to see how it all for the u.s. continues to take a wait and see approach to the jamal khashoggi murder investigation. such as in indonesia recovered the black box flight recorders from the lion flight that crashed on monday killing one hundred.

firefighters in marseilles france said that death toll has risen to six in the collapse of two dilapidatedepartment buildings, the fire service has been toiling day and night with cadaver dogs to sift through the pile of rubble and beans. russia wants to discuss the possible easing of sanctions against north korea during a session at the united nations security council tomorrow. russia and china have repeatedly supported such a move. the russian request comes as secretary of state mike pompeo postpones a meeting with north korean officials in new york. thousands of troops in world war ii uniforms marched across moscow's red square today in a reenactment of a historic wartime parade. in 1941, red army soldiers went directly to the front line during the battle of moscow to repel the invading forces closing in on the soviet capita capital. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight, we'll be right back. see a little blood when you brush or floss? you may have gum disease and could be on a journey to much worse. try parodontax toothpaste. it's three times more effective at remov

as it is and it fits it be a thirty two team so and we will get some financing on this issue in marseilleswhen faith will make its final decision not least because that's when qualifying for this will cover really begins in earnest speaking of qualifying cuts all have to do that but what can we expect from that city. yeah it's a welcome to first says you know it's the first world cup in the middle east it also be the first world cup where the host nation is never played in a world cup before we stood in the grounds of the aspire academy air affects me a national academy for olympic schools including football there's been a huge amount of cash and resources and expertise invested in developing football in this country at a youth level it is having its it's having some rewards we sold the under nineteen team in the asian cup in twenty four saying they won't go to the semifinals this she in the twenty team is qualified for the under twenty world cup next year but a senior level it's going to be a push for the city to translate has been a couple of good results in recent days actually beat swi

seizure of the charity run migrant rescue ship, aquarius, which is currently in the french port of marseille of potentially hazardous waste at several italian ports. medecins san frontiers says the claim is unfounded. aquarius is banned from docking in italy's ports in an attempt to limit unwanted migration. three people have been injured in a serious incident at the nuclear power plant heysham in lancashire. the power company edf, said the employees were taken to hospital following an "accidental steam release". the bbc understands one person suffered burns, one a broken hip and the other a broken back. edf said the incident was not related to the nuclear process. the annual discount shopping day known as black friday is taking place at the end of this week. but research by consumer experts at which say it may not be as much of a bargain as we thought. most products they found were actually cheaper at other times of year. the bbc is launching a consultation period to decide how licence fees for over—75s should be paid for. they are currently financed by the government, but that is due to en

he burst onto the scene, playing from marseilles, and i was watching him play against newcastle manyese rumours about this player that we were going to see, he is great, he is different, but honestly to see him play on a small pitch for that first time was staggering. he looked different, had a different quality, a different pace, so much power. he was a star in the making. completely. he looked com pletely in the making. completely. he looked completely different to everybody else. the level of power and pace was staggering. and he has decided he will retire after a fantastic career. he spent nine years at chelsea, helping them to their first premier league and champions league titles. he's also the only player to score in four separate fa cup finals. the charities commission says it's engaging with the professional footballers association amid criticism of chairman gordon taylor. loads of players want him to resign, and taylor himself has ordered a review into the players union, which he heads. jack nowell is out of england's final autumn international against australia this weeken

>> thank you very much here's what's happening at this hour firefighters in the prince city of marseillesays they have found a second body in the collapsed building ruins yesterday. 100 officers and 80 firefighters searched through the night searching for survivors. officials say 70 people still remain missing. >>> the remains of a national guard soldier and utah mayor killed in afghanistan over the weekend arrived in the united states overnight a dignified transfer of 39-year-old brent taylor's remains took place at dover av in delaware. they are expected to return to utah later on this week. >>> a new study out of har vashd suggests eating nuts every day can help keep off that extra weight the key is substituting them for less healthy snacks and only eating about a handful. >>> meg ryan and tom hanks will reunite on the big screen when "sleepless in seattle" returns to the screen for a two-day only special event. each screening will include a new introduction by ryan and producer gary foster can't wait for that that's the news at this hour back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> we hav

the government has said it will produce an economic assessment, marseille a bit late in the day, thaten they may back away from saying what they really need to say. is that a fair argument? well, you can publish a summary of the essential arguments, that would be one way out of that. normally that is correct. this is such a big decision, so important, i think in this case the government should have a way of making an exemption so we know what it is we are signing up to, because that is what parliament will be asked to do as an when a withdrawal agreement comes back from the negotiations taking place. delie there is clearly a suspicion and unease about the detail of the backstop, whether the re st of detail of the backstop, whether the rest of the uk would simply mirror the rules. do you think it is possible to get a backstop agreement which would see the avoidance of checks out the northern ireland border or is it simply an impossible aim? it is very difficult because the government said we are leaving the government said we are leaving the customs union and the single market. that is

two bodies have been found in the wreckage of two buildings that collapsed in the french city of marseillets blaming the dilapidated state of the buildings. almost 850 jobs are to go in dundee, where the mitchelin tyre factory is be closed down the year after next. the french firm said the site is "unsuitable" given current market conditions. union leaders have described it as a "hammer blow" for dundee and a betrayal of the workforce. james shaw reports. they've been making tyres here for almost 50 years. the michelin plant is dundee's largest industrial employer, workers read about the closure in their local paper. we were never told this was going to happen. in the courier last night was the first i'd ever heard of it. it's a disgrace. yes, the way it came out. it shouldn't have come out like that. did you expect something might happen then? we had an idea that something was going to happen. but not as bad as this. managers here say the factory has fallen victim to economic realities beyond their control. there's been a major structural change to the uk car tyre market, which has been d