an update on a breaking news from marseille.d person stabs in the last they attack may also have died. i was saying earlier that one man was stabbed by a man who was wielding a knife at marseille station. the french army shot him dead. it now appears, according to the news, that two people were killed in a knife attack. that has not been confirmed by official sources but it has been reported. the police source is also saying that the attacker cried out allah hu akbar, god is greatest, as he attacked the two people with the knife. we will of course bring you more on that as soon as we have it. an air france flight from paris to los angeles carrying more than 500 people was forced to make a sudden diversion when it lost part of an engine over the atlantic. the plane flew for about an hour on three engines before it reached goose bay airport in eastern canada. no one was injured in the incident, but passengers remained on board hours after the landing. the low—cost travel company, monarch has been granted a 24—hour extension to its

in marseille two young women have been killed in a knife attack.many gay couples were able to marry for the first time after same sex marriages became legal earlier this year. the honours of being the very first gay couple to marry went to karl kreiel and bodo mende who have been together for 38 years. they married in front of family and friends in a town hall in berlin. earlier i spoke to karl on the phone. it's amazing, we are so happy, and... well, of course, it's the mayor of berlin, schellenberg, who made it possible that we could be the first couple on a sunday, but it is so overwhelming, and of course, it's really a new step in history. after centuries of discrimination of gays and lesbians by the state, it's finished now. now we really have the same rights as straight people, and this is wonderful. we are just looking at images and pictures of your wedding. obviously it was packed there today. you've been together for a long time. what was the frustration like for you in terms of not being able to get married all this time, and how has that

that is the scene outside the train station in marseille. police are telling people to stay away from the area if they can. we will bring you more on that when we have it, but for the time being let's get an update on have it, but for the time being let's get an update on the have it, but for the time being let's get an update on the weather. it is getting brighter this afternoon. in northern ireland, and the west, things may improve before the west, things may improve before the end of the afternoon. ten eastern side of england we will continue to see rain. it is getting windier. a fairly muddy fields are things despite the fact that we haven't seen much sunshine and the wind is picking up, temperatures reach into the high teens in some spots. we turned riot many of us overnight but showers packed into the western side of scotland and a few move into northern ireland and northern england. to the south clear skies but the winds strengthened through the night. temperature is not coming down too far. a windy monday in particularly in scotland.

soldiers on patrol in marseille shot dead a man in his 20s who was armed with a knife.n has called attack barbaric. time attack barbaric. now for the sport with lizzie greenwood time now for the sport with lizzie greenwood hughes. thank you, good evening. lewis hamilton is still on course for the fourth formula i world title despite missing out on glory of the last of malaysia grand prix. he had to settle for second behind max verstappen of red bull, extending his lead to sa points with five races to go. joe wilson reports. hamilton, formulai five races to go. joe wilson reports. hamilton, formula i elder statesman, com. these days the young tea raway statesman, com. these days the young tearaway is max verstappen who turned 20 this weekend, barely a wrinkle. hamilton ‘s maxvorstadt and in his mirror, you through, my smooth, but no drama, max verstappen‘s team celebrated, there isa verstappen‘s team celebrated, there is a bigger picture. ferrari often w0 re is a bigger picture. ferrari often wore an embarrassed shade of red. sebastian vettel hamilton's rival for the tit

the islamic state group claims responsibility for a knife attack in the french city of marseille which left a 17—year—old girl and a 20—year—old woman dead. also coming up, 11th hour talks for monarch. the airline is fighting for its future after worries about its finances. and we'll take a look at tomorrow's front pages, including the telegraph, which says the catalan vote has plunged the eu into crisis. good evening and welcome to bbc news. polls have closed in the spanish region of catalonia after a day of voting that descended into chaos and violence. the catalan authorities went ahead with an independence referendum declared illegal by the spanish courts only to see the central government in madrid send in riot police. they managed to close down some polling stations, with more than 800 people said to have needed medical assistance. tonight, as the votes are counted, the catalan government said the actions of the spanish government made it the shame of europe. tom burridge reports from barcelona. this is how a vote turned ugly. spanish national police moving in to disrupt an indep

this was at the main railway station in the centre of marseille. his late 20s who brandished a large knife and attacked two women, one in her 20s, one in her 40s, and killed them both, i am sorry to say. one had her throat cut and the other was stabbed to death. the man was then shot by soldiers who were patrolling in the station, as they patrol in stations across france and other public places as part of the emergency measures here. he was shot, did not die immediately, they managed to handcuff him, but he died shortly afterwards. the important thing to note is that this is being treated as a terrorist incident to the extent that the terrorist branch of the prosecutor's office in paris has taken charge of the investigation, which means they think it is a terrorist attack. there are reports the man shouted allah hu akbar before launching his attack. we do not know more than that. there is no point in speculating too much about who this man is or what he did or what his motivation was. what i will say is that in the last months there have been a ste

again, he was released and that is where he went, to marseille. btw in he killed were cousins, both 20 years old, and of course, right now -- the two women he killed were cousins, but 20 years old, and of course, right now the investigation is starting. we do not know what the man was part of a larger group, if he was in contact with people from the islamic state group. there's a lot more we need to know on this story in the investigation, again, is just starting. s justt is france 24' watch. the european union has weighed in on the independence referendum in catalonia, joining in sayingh government it was illegal. catalonia's saying that it won the right to independence and sunday's vote. regional authorities say less than half of registered voters turned out, but those that did, among them, 90% voted for catalonia to split off from spain. here's more from the region president speaking last night. one the right to be listened to, to be respected. today, millions mobilized, facing all kinds of difficulties and threats. you have said loud and clear

soldiers shoot dead a man who killed two women in a knife attack outside the main railway station in marseille. also in the next hour, the prime minister says she'll review the whole system of student finance in england. but as the conservative conference opened in manchester, she faced questions over the loyalty of the foreign secretary. is he unsackable? laughter. let's be very clear about what we have here in this government. we have a government that is determined to build a country that works for everyone. and the travel show explores the longest river in the balkans, connecting four countries which just a generation ago were at war. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the spanish by minister mariano rajoy has said the disputed referendum held in catalonia did not ta ke referendum held in catalonia did not take place. there was a day of violence and chaos on the streets. speaking in the last half—hour he said the majority of catalans did not want to take part in an illegal boat. riot police closed down nearly 100 polling stations and repeatedly charged at voters waiting outside. hundred

this headline reads ‘two young women killed by a terrorist at the marseilles train station."he daily telegraph's business section speculates the future of the monarch airline which was placed into administration a few hours ago. it makes it the biggest uk airline to ever cease trading. online, the washington post says desperation is setting in for puerto rican families that are cut off from civilisation with little food or water following the destruction of hurricane maria. and the tuardian's finance pages tells of a lucrative treasure hunt across the atlantic to recover 2000 tons of gold and precious metals sunk by german u—boats in world war one and two. it's a bounty worth up to £125 billion. which is what? broken $40 billion? —— about $140 billion. so let's begin. with me is dr stephanie hare, principal director at global management consultancy, accenture research. lovely to see you. well, let's go to the story breaking in the last hour 01’ the story breaking in the last hour orso, the story breaking in the last hour or so, that would be on the front pages tomorrow so ins

in the southern french city of marseille, two young women are killed in a knife attack. getting hitched in berlin.

french investigators probing the fatal knife ataca marseille some charles station on sunday say the a silent you seven different identities in previous police encounters. like the assailant has been identified after verifying his fingerprints we are able to establish that he was arrested by police seven difference times. under seven different identities since twenty fifteen and if you don't. the attacker who have a history of petty crime was arrested as recently as friday for shoplifting at a mall in the own. he was released after showing authorities a tunisian passport with no previous record. then on sunday he entered marseille sall station reeling in life where he targeted and killed two women. before being shot and killed by police. according the on lookers he shouted god is great in arabic during the attack. witnesses sign security teams were quick to act. we were taken out of the trains. taking the safety on the platforms a family were finally evacuated to the exit of the station. let me put a security perimeter and place. he also is only about that in the decisions on pesticide

soldiers have shot dead a man who stabbed to death two people outside the main railway station in marseillethe man is reported to have shouted "allahu akhbar" before launching his attack. the mayor of barcelona says over 460 people have been injured by riot police sent to catalonia to stop people voting in a disputed independence referendum. the low—cost travel company, monarch, has been granted a 24—hour extension to its licence to sell package holidays. now on bbc news — sir viv richards, sir wes hall and david lloyd recall the impact west indian players made on the lancashire cricket league over the last 90 years. this is a story about small white towns and the biggest black stars. we are talking about the best players in the world. these guys were clamouring to come and play in lancashire league cricket. when east meets west. rainy east lancashire meeting the sunny west indies. what a marvellous stroke. for the biggest name ever to play in the lancashire league, it was a welcome to match. it was a special time in a home away from home. a story that starts with reticence and racism. he b

it was early afternoon on the esplanade in front of the main railway station in marseille.ch drew out a large knife, rose and attacked two young women. they were aged 17 and 20. both were knifed to death. translation: we were in the train station. i was taking out my ticket and then we heard a woman screaming outside. i particularly remember the women because they were the ones screaming. people were running but no one knew what was going on. a military patrol was in the station, and the three soldiers rushed to the scene. the man turned against them, shouting, "allahu akbar, " at which point they shot him and he died shortly after. president macron said in a tweet he was outraged by this "barbarous act," his heart went out to the families and friends of victims, and he saluted soldiers and police who acted with "cool efficiency". police are treating it as a terrorist attack, but there are plenty of question marks about the man and his motivation. translation: the individualwas killed by a soldier this afternoon. it seems this individual had several identities. i don't know

meanwhile, in france, sunday morning, a man with a knife attacked people at a train station in marseilleilling two women. one woman was stabbed to death while the other had her throat cut. soldiers fally shot the say lent who police say shouted as he carried out the attack >> we were taken out of the shop with the police, i was surprised intervened very quickly >> the same train station in marseille, four american college student were attacked with acid. they shay the say lent in that attack was suffering from a mental illness. fox news. >>> protesting the national anthem comes with a price tag. of companies are pulling their ads. viewership is down for live sports across the board. in fact, the nielson report shows 2 million people who tuned in are changing the channel this year. the controversy is causing people to cancel subscriptions to the red zone channel and direct tv said they've had customers cancel subscriptions to their sunday ticket package of nfl games >> the backlash over protests is rip link through high schools. in texas where it's friday night and a big deal, a coach kic

in france, at marseille's main train station, two women killed. one had her neck slit, the other beabst just 17 and 20 years old. this woman, just feet away from the attack, recounting what she felt was a nightmare unfolding. "he attacked a woman who was sitting five or six meters away from me. it felt like a nightmare. and then he started shouting allahu akbar." "god is great." isis claiming responsibility. the attacker rushed at soldiers as they responded. this is where they shot and killed him. a different attack in edmonton, canada.castrikes a police officer, launching him 15 feet in the air. the suspect then getting out and stabbing his target before fleeing. the officer now out of the hospital. canadian authorities spotting the suspect at a checkpoint two hours later in a u-haul truck. he fled again, hitting four pedestrians before overturning the truck and finally being detained. police say the isis type flag found in his car, a clue perhaps to his dark motive. >> it was determined that these incidents are being investigated as acts of terr

deadly attack yesterday islamic state claims it was behind a knife attack that killed two women at marseilles main train station the perpetrator was shot dead by security services minutes later. we heard women screaming outside then running in people didn't know what was going on were taken out of the train and then evacuate. president emanuel condemned what he called the barbaric act and praised the work of the soldiers who eliminated the. other soldiers are part of operation sentinel which was launched after the terror attack on the magazine's offices an early twenty fifteen and the country has been under a state of emergency since november of the same year former british intelligence officer believes the operation has improved response times but more must be done. well i think we're seeing a much faster reaction time from the police and security forces in all countries across europe i mean particularly in london as well with the attacks that happened and a few months ago that the reaction times much faster to stop the deaths but of course you can't stop the initial attacks themselves becau

this headline reads ‘two young women killed by a terrorist at the marseilles train station."

off as leaders paris st—germain scored late through edinson cavani to salvage a 2—2 draw away to marseilleice continue their fall from grace losing to strasbourg who remain in the relegation zone while lyon put five past troyes. psv eindhoven tightened their grip on top spot in the dutch eredivisie with a 3—0 home win over heracles. marco van ginkel poked in from close range for the secon while their third came in controversial circumstances in stoppage time — a red card for robin propper for a push and a penalty too although it looked outside the box — van ginkel stepped up and put it away for his second goal of the game. the wimbledon champion garbine muguruza continues her bid to win both the wta finals and year end world number one crown beating jelena 0stapenko in straight sets in singapore on sunday. the freshly crowned wta player of the year won 6—3, 6—4 in 85 minutes to open her challenge at the eight—woman season finale. muguruza, playing in the white group, is one of seven players who can finish the year on top of the rankings by winning this event. in the opening match, of the r

soldiers shoot dead a man who killed two women in a knife attack outside the main railway station in marseille

the islamic state group claims responsibility for a knife attack in the french city of marseille which a 20—year—old woman dead. also coming up, 11th hour talks for monarch. the airline is fighting for its future after worries

soldiers have shot dead a man who stabbed two women to death outside the main railway station in marseillee city's mayor said the suspect appeared to go by several identities. the low—cost travel company monarch has been granted a 24—hour extension to its licence to sell package holidays. it means customers who book with the company until midnight will be protected in the event of a collapse. the creation of winnie the pooh is the focus of a new british film. we will get mark kermode‘s thoughts on goodbye christopher robin and the rest of the cinema releases in the film review. now on bbc news, sportsday. hello there and welcome to sportsday. i'm damienjohnson. ahead on the programme... victory for verstappen at the malaysian grand prix, but lewis hamilton still leads the drivers‘ standings. another cracker from coutinho, the drivers‘ standings. another crackerfrom coutinho, but liverpool are held at newcastle and missed the chance to break into the premier league‘s top quadrant. and five—time frankie. frankie dettori claimed a record number of wins in the prix delight detry on. red bull‘s

soldiers have shot dead a man who stabbed two women to death outside the main railway station in marseille have been terrorism, but that is not confirmed. the suspect was shot dead by soldiers. 0n the first day of the conservative party conference, the prime minister has announced a review of the system of student finance in england, and more help for young home—buyers. now on bbc news, sportsday. welcome to sportsday. headlines... victory for verstappen at the malaysian grand prix, but lewis hamilton still leads the drivers standings. another cracker from coutinho, but liverpool are held at newcastle and there's the chance to break into the premier league's top four. and, five—time frankie. frankie dettori claims a record number of wins. thanks forjoining us. red bull's max verstappen has won the malaysian grand prix in a thrilling race in sa—pang. there was drama even before the race began, because kimi raikkonen's ferrari had a problem with its battery, which ruled him out of the race. lewis hamilton finished second — but extends his lead in the championship standings. tom clarkson repo

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for a knife attack in which a 17—year—old girl and a 20—year—old woman died in the french city of marseillespect was shot dead by soldiers. on the first day of the conservative party conference in manchester, the prime minister has insisted the cabinet is united on brexit. she also unveiled a series of policies aimed at younger voters, such as freezing university tuition fees in england. the holiday company, monarch, is waiting to see if its license to sell package holidays will be renewed, amid uncertainty over its finances. an extension was granted last night which expires at midnight. the creation of winnie the pooh is the focus of a new british film. will get mark kermode‘s thoughts on goodbye christopher robin and the rest of the cinema releases in the film review. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are tom bergin, reuters business correspondent and rachel cunliffe from city am. tomorrow's front pages... you're scribbling away, aren't you crazy it's all about the hoff. the guardian shows a riot police officer brandishing a trunc

. >> to france where two young women were stabbed to death at a train station in marseille. they thought the attack was likely terrorism. >>> these are o.j. simpson first steps of freedom. he served nine years in nevada prison for armed robbery and just released after midnight. he'll be on parole for next five years and remain in nevada for now. the 70-year-old has lived in florida and california. in the past florida attorney general says the sunshine state doesn't want him to come back. his two children live there. >>> get your groove on, special mission behind this event mixing running with the hottest hits from the 80s. >>> a summary warm-up is on the way i'll have the up date next coming up at nbc 10. (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medic

police say a knife wielding man killed two women at a train station in marseille, france today before they shot and killed him. just in our reports that isis says that man claims was a soldier of isis. in edmonton, alberta five people were hurt last night when police say a man drove into a police officer with a car and then jumped out of the car in the stabbed him. later, he caught a truck into pedestrians on a busy street. suspect in the case is in custody and police say they found isis material in one of those vehicles. anita vogel, live in los angeles has been tracking both of the stories. reporter: hello there eric. they are investigating both these attacks is terror incidences. both cases they were armed with knives. let's start with one in canada. it was all captured on surveillance video. take a look at this. you can see the police officer here was sent flying into the air when a car rammed through a barricade outside a canadian football game in edmonton. please say afterward the driver got out of the car and began attacking the police offer with a knife before fleeing on foot.

responsibility for a knife attack that killed two women at the main train station in the french city of marseillee suspect was shot dead by soldiers. 0n the first day of the conservative party conference in manchester, the prime minister has insisted the cabinet is united on brexit. she also unveiled a series of policies aimed at younger voters, such as freezing university tuition fees in england. the holiday company, monarch, is waiting to see if its license to sell package holidays will be renewed, amid uncertainty over its finances. an extension was granted last night which expires at midnight. my my guest in me the author is siri hustvedt, the american novelist to as well as telling stories writes about the arts, sex and the mind in book of essays,. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. and it will feature the hoff. don't quite know why, but it will stop. with me are tom bergin, reuters business correspondent and rachel cunliffe from city am. the catalan poll is the top story for the ft, which carries a picture of riot police brawling with a

militant islamist has killed two women with a knife at the main railway station in the french port of marseille. soldiers shot the male attacker dead. those are the headlines. now it's time for our world. a handful of raw sapphires. beautiful and valuable. but they also pose a threat to this, the indri lemur, one of the rarest animals on earth. poor people in their thousands have invaded the animal's home, seeking their fortune in the remote forests of madagascar. are you rich? no, not yet. not yet? laughs. not yet rich! they mine the land, but for little reward. very hard, the life here. in the rush for sapphires, there's a price to be paid. less than a year ago in eastern madagascar, there was a chance discovery of sapphires, sparking a gem rush. tens of thousands of people flocked to the area. and we are now following the route they carved out. when the road ends, we walk. about one hour in, six to go, and i'm carrying half the weight these guys are. but in these hills there are hidden dangers. disease, bandits. and everyjourney to the mine has its risks. time to visit the vatto mesina, sacr

. >>> this morning two women died in a knife attack at the marseille train station in france, the same station where four american college students were attacked a few weeks ago. one woman was stabbed to death, while police say the other's throat was slit. police shot the attacker. counter terror officers have begun an investigation and they do not know a motive for the attack. >>> police in chester looking for a killer. they say the suspect shot and killed a man inside a home. the action cam at the scene, the 1400 block of curlin street. officers received reports of gunshots in the area at 9 30e-- 9:30 a.m., they found a man inside the home with gunshot injuries, no arrests have been made. >>> from our delaware newsroom two teenage boys were shot in the legs near 30th and market. both are recovering at christiana hospital. no word on their conditions or motive or shooting suspect. >>> eagles are on the west coast with a 4:00 p.m. kickoff against the chargers. coming off the last week's win over the giants it might be easy to think the chargers are an easy mark. >> we're going in there

two people are dead after a knife attack at marseille's main train station. authorities time is 10:05 and another story developing here domestically is the release of o.j. simpson. >> it's a busy morning. this is something you'll see filling your social media news feeds. o. o.j. simpson a freeman this morning. a video showing simpson walking out of prison free on parole. not clear where he went from there but simpson must follow strict rules including no illegal drugs and no association with convicted felons. serving nine years after he was convicted of the armed robbery of two sport memorabilia dealers. >> a killer on the loose and the parents of a young woman, a young woman that had so much ahead of her, they are grieving. >> the body found in charlotte is that of ashanti billie. we all hoped for a different outcome to this. she was last seen at a naval base nearly two weeks ago. just after hearing the devastating confirmation. >> that person or persons that decided they wanted to take our baby, you're a coward. >> the parents of billie appear before the me

charles station in marseille.tacker, we don't know much about other than the fact he was a male. he's said to have shouted god is great as he carried out this attack. he was shot dead by french security services. france's national police tweeted that the situation at the train station had been resolved. the perpetrator was, they quote, saying neutralized and shot down. we also did get some reaction from the french president, emanuel macron, who wrote on twitter, quote, profoundly outraged by this barbaric act. in pain with the families and relatives of the marseille victims. i salute the police officers who acted with cold blood and efficiency. we also heard from the interior minister of france who said this time they cannot confirm whether this is a terrorist attack. this is the same train station where the four american students were attacked with acid two weeks ago by a mentally ill woman. today's attack obviously unrelated, but we did see a swift police response, in part because of the sentinel program the fre

police am marseille france say a grew some attack at a train station today may be taid to terrorism. a man with a knife stabbed one woman in the stomach and slit another woman's throat. both died. a french soldier shot and killed the attacker. authorities say he shouted allahu akbar during the assault and had a criminal record. in edmonton canada a 30 year old man is under investigation for ties to terrorism. police say he hit a police officer with a car outside a football game last night, and then stabbed the officer. later they say he mowed down four people in a separate attack. an isis flag was found in one of his vehicles. all of the victims are recovering. coming up next, chaos in spain. the violent crackdown on cattalans trying to vote for independence. >> quijano: police in spain today unleashed a violent crackdown on cattalans trying to vote for independence, jonathan vigliotti is following this in our london bureau. >> reporter: spanish riot police moved in after local catalonia police refused to crack down on voters across the region. some officers aggressively ripped peopl

una estacin de tren en marseille, fue evacuada debido a que un hombre murio a tiros por la polica francesaencia de noticias reuters que el hombre grit al momento del incidente "allahu akbar" que significa "dios es grande" en arabe. el presidente emmanuel macron, recalco en un tuit que sus pensamientos estan con los familiares de las vctimas y que felicita a los militares por responder con eficacia. el ministro frances, gerard collomb viajo hasta el lugar de los hechos, para tener informacin de primera mano y agradecer a los soldados que han estado trabajando en el caso. las autoridades dicen que continuaran con la investigacin, ya que por el momento no pueden confirmar el ataque como uno terrorista. nancy miramontes.... telemundo --cientos de manifestantes se enfrentaron a policias antimotines en violentas protestas durante las votaciones de un referendum no aprobado sobre la secesin de la region catalana de espaÑa.. --una corte constitucional orden la suspension de las votaciones argumentando que la separacion de esa region para convertirse en un pais independiente es ilegal.. --mas de 80

of terrorist attacks are the last two years, and this vote comes to days after more bloodshed in marseillen a suspected islamist knifeman killed two women. the palestinian prime minister is visiting gaza. it has been in the hands of hamas, which rivals his fatah party. here is more from prime minister rami and allah -- hamdallah. to open the door for help, will, and unity, and to give the government a chance to assume all its sectors,ilities in the siside-by-side with all the palestinian parties. anchor: to talk a bit more about , fromlet's bring in iris jerusalem. we heard the palestinian prime minister talk about overcoming all obstacles. what are these obstatacles, exactly? guest: they start with a history of enmity going back 10 years. it was 10 years since hamas test fatah out of the gaza strip, and it was very bitter. the 10 years have seen bitter dealings. if they can overcome that and see they can work together, how will they do that? what does it mean in practice? hasn't estimated 25,000 men under arms. what is going to happen to them? we have heard from hamas that they want to gi

charles station in marseille, lived here for 10 years. >> he was a young man who quickly became problematic. he took drugs and drank a call. he was known to police seervices for minor theft, nothing more. >> he lived in this italian block with his italian wife between 2008 and 2014. father-in-law spoke with us, but without showing his face. >> we were astounded when we heard what he had done. he was not an extremist. he did not read the koran, he did not pray. he was just a good for nothing. one day he disappeared, and we lost trace of him. isthe muslim community trying to separate itself from the terrorists. in this improvised mosque, they are fearful of misconceptions. >> we never saw him here. islam is a peaceful religion, and anyone that harms a christian or a jew will go to hell. so says our profits. --prohets. >> for thingng is certain, it is isd into huygens -- it subject to heightened scrutiny. point of departure and a place of transit for foreign fighters of islamic state. that is a fact. >> since last january, italy has deported 86 people for islamic extremism. a top u.s. military

the islamic state group is climbing links to a knife attack in the southern french city of marseilles. in the attack, the islamic state of iraq and syria claimed was the work of one of its, quote, soldiers. france's interior minister said authorities do not yet know if sunday's attack at the main train station was of a terrorist nature. the two women who died were 17 and 20 years old. the attacker was shot by police, and killed. >>> the police in edmonton, canada, are treating a knife attack as an october of terror. a car ran through a barricade outside a football game, and a man attacked a police officer. a few hours later, the same man drove a u haul into four people who were walking. the suspect was finally chased down. police found and isus flag in the van. the suspect is now in police custody. >>> time is now 4:15. in spain, a clash between voters and the police left almost 900 people hurt. tensions were very high in the middle of a controversial vote for independence in catalonea on sunday. as thousands began voting, trying to seecede from spain, there was violence erupting in t

deadly attack on sunday islamic state claims it was behind a knife attack that killed two women at marseilles main train station the perpetrator was shot dead by security services minutes later the authorities have since revealed that the attacker had been detained for shoplifting and released the day before the attack he was also known to police for drug related crimes. although until we heard women screaming outside then running in people would know what was going on were taken out of the train and then regulated. while canada has also just experienced an attack police in edmonton are treating the ramming and standing of a fellow officer on sunday as terror related after finding i saw a flag in the attack as car the thirty year old driver who is a refugee from somalia was apprehended a manhunt followed the ramming of the officer through the stop several times but survived the driver was then stopped but managed to flee in a truck hitting pedestrians in a high speed police chase no deaths have been reported the driver is now facing tara charges military expert come on alarming things terrori

loosely inspired, more tightly planned, from london, to manchester, to barcelona, to marseilles. are there signs that will not continue to happen? unfortunately not. anchor: iran's highest power said they would stick to the 2015 historic nuclear deal as long as the other signatories respected it. this was the ayatollah's first official response to the speech on friday in which trump divulged a tougher iran policy. we will cross to our correspondent in iran for more. we have seen some back and forth on this isissue. previously -- reporterer: previously, the iranians have said they will continue to liaise with european partners if the u.s. pulls out. this is very much a message that the accord will be shredded if washington turns its back. which is it? reporter: i think it is a mix of designed for domestic consumption, a domestic audience, the iranian public. the very telling statement that indicates what iran's position is -- this was a speech by mr. that came five days after u.s. president donald trump delivered his speech in washington on friday, decertifying the nuclear deal an

now to france where islamic state claims it was behind a knife attack that killed two women at marseilles main train station the public was shot dead by security services minutes later ultimately stopping his assault and preventing further casualties. we had women screaming outside then run in people didn't know what was going on. the train and then the black community. president emanuel the macron condemning what he called the barbaric act and praised the work of the soldiers who ultimately eliminated the attack but the soldiers are part of operation sentinel which was launched after the terror attacks on the magazine's offices in early twenty fifteen and since then the country has been under a state of emergency for british intelligence officer believes the operation has improved response times but more must be done to protect our soldiers from happening at all. well i think we're seeing a much faster reaction time from the police and security forces in all countries across europe i mean particularly in london as well with the attacks that happened in a few months ago that the reaction

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probe is launched in front of me shouting gordie's great in arabic stabs two people to death in marseilles main train station. police in canada say that the stabbing and ramming incident involving an officer in for pedestrians is terrorist after an eyesore flag was found in the attack it's. harvey and you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international. brutal scenes of violence alone is controversial independence referendum more than six for more than four hundred sixty people have been injured in clashes with military police that's according to barcelona. i. think it was i i was a were i work with. and this is not the first people at the store to see the earth in the attic from here by ambulance so from the early hours of the morning it seems to be escalating i. spanish civil guards have been forcing their way into polling stations for it across the region they've broken down dolls as activists inside try to prevent them from entering the number of people actually being dragged away. and police have been using rubber bullets to disperse the protesters this type of ammunition is used wo

homage to the shooting victims and the victims of the weekend knife attack in the french port city of marseille. in tel aviv the city government building was lit up in red, white and blue, that is stunning. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that israel stands shoulder to shoulder with the u.s. in mourning and sorrow. >>> we don't know what the shooter's ultimate plan was but police say he had plenty of firepower. >> eric thomas has a look at what police have found. >> the unmistakable sound of automatic weapons fire, proof that getting a machine gun may be tough but not impossible and the shooter had many more weapons nearby. >> we are still going through the search warrant actively at this time, but it's in excess of ten rifles. >> the latest police briefing indicates he had 23 guns in his room at the mandalay bay hotel including an assault rifle modified to fire like a machine gun plus 19 guns at home. police say he had ammunition capable of penetrating body armor. in addition he took a sniper's perch here on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay, 1,100 feet away from his victims. at that d

over to france now the islamic state says it's behind a knife attack that killed two women in marseilles main train station the perpetrator was shot dead by security services minutes later stopping his assault and preventing further casualties altie correspondent shot it depends could reports . all we know that those two women were killed following that knife attack in the station at last say the main station so we understand that the man who is wielding that knife actually slit the throat of one of the women and that's how she died and apparently according to passers by he screamed out. god is the greatest while he was carrying out that attack now the security services at the station waybill to respond fairly quickly and shot the man dead at the scene and what the prosecutor's office has said in paris is that while the motives are not yet clear what they're doing is that they treating this as a killing linked to a terrorist organization now the security services have been praised for reacting responding so quickly to this attack with officials on the ground saying they fear that this co

linked to terrorist attack on sunday a man armed with a knife kills two women at marseilles main train station where minutes later the perpetrator was shot dead by security services. i. don't know we heard women screaming outside then running in people that know what was going on were taken out of the train and then practice. also it is have since admitted that the attacker was detained for shoplifting and released the day before the attack he was also known to police for drug related crimes of any from france's national front party lays the blame for the tragedy on the government. issue you know is that someone is done in your words what do we do the issues is that in france we do nothing we let them go they can walk freely in our streets and then become terrorists with a knife or something else so once again we don't take as a good measure this is the issue is not our. is issue is that we are good government is fishery mr collins grammont. almost nine hundred cattle on voters were injured in assaults by military police during the spanish region's independence referendum on sunday mad

this hour, two young women have been killed outside the main railway station in the french city of marseillee been a terrorist attack. the victims, aged 17 and 20, were stabbed to death. soldiers on patrol at the station shot the attacker dead. canadian police have arrested a somali refugee suspected of stabbing a police officer and injuring four pedestrians in edmonton, alberta. the police officer was struck by a car at high speed and then attacked with a knife. an islamic state flag was found in the car. later, the man used a truck to ram pedestrians. same sex marriage has become legal and the first gay couple have tied the knot. karl kreiele and bodo mende have been together for 38 years and were part of the very first campaign to change marriage laws back in 1992. speaking to the bbc they said they were relieved that the fight to end discrimination was finally over. it's really a new step in history, as, after centuries, the discrimination of gays and lesbians by the state is finished, now. now we really have the same rights as straight people, and this is wonderful. now the people of fi