the french president claimed his country's deals were more fair and profitable for kenyan people mccall said his priority is helping kenya develop in both an environmentally and economically responsible way. those who think that the future of african countries is to do what european countries did twenty or thirty years ago are wrong. the idea is to skip a generation and sometimes to be ahead of western countries can't do for themselves . and so for energy mobility and sustainable management of cities what you're doing now and what we're going to do is an incredible step forward and we are by your side of it with. a message the french president also brought to environmental and political leaders at the u.n. one planet summit taking place in nairobi. is in nairobi forests and joy how are the french and chinese going both competing for kenya who is winning. well between genya rather between france and china you would definitely say that china is still winning though we see the signing of contracts between france and kenya to the tune of about two point three billion dollars that was out in

french president emmanuel mccall and his kenyan counterpart through can yada celebrating their country's economic partnership peugeot already has a factory here and the french carmaker has promised to double production in the coming months. the countries have signed infrastructure deals worth two and a half billion euros including plans to expand nairobi's rail system. a properly functioning up and commuter rail system but for up it transport system in our cities and particularly here in nairobi will help completely transform the lives of millions of up and. as well as make nairobi a bit more wonderful experience both for out tourists and visitors. the two sides also hashed out a highway improvement deal worth one point six billion euros but france isn't the only party interested in improving african infrastructure china also invested billions in new roads and other infrastructure projects throughout the continent. however critics warn china's aid comes at a price they say beijing is attempting to saddle countries with unserviceable debt . the french president claimed his country's deals

mccall did say at the end of the summit of leaders last week that the era of naivety towards china is over and we definitely seeing that now is seeing china coming to the forefront of european policy with this sort of surprise mini summit of the summit in two weeks and then also saying that when german take over the e.u. presidency later in the year this will also be very top of the agenda so exactly what's in in that is still get unknown but definitely it is at the forefront of conversations with a you at the moment but here it is in paris thank you. the european parliament is due to vote on the major changes to its copyright laws today might sound like a fairly harmless bill but the proposal house move tens of thousands of. he has to protest against the proposed reforms they say they're worried about how you rules will affect free speech on the internet at the heart of the matter is article thirteen this new legislation it's proposed its proponents claim it would help copyright holders protect their intellectual property but opponents fear it could lead to censorship. so how would a

declaring that europe has never been so necessary as today nor so endangered french president emanuel mccall has once again laid out a vision for europe for what he calls a renaissance saying that he wants to mobilize citizens across the continent in the run up to elections for the european parliament less than two and a half months from now in fact many share macross view that the e.u. is facing its most acute crisis yet increasingly divided over policy toward migrants disillusioned by a prolonged and chaotic breck set and polarized by the rise of right wing nationalism. or the populists who can convince europe that's the title of our show today and here i guess it's who will answer that question it's a pleasure to welcome you whole she is german but lived for many years in belgium and in france she's a professor of political science and heads the department of european studies and democracy at the claims university in austria and she says europe can only be successful if the german and french leaders move closer together derek scally is from ireland and works as the berlin correspondent fo

declaring that europe has never been so necessary as today nor so endangered french president emmanuel mccall has once again laid out a vision for europe for what he calls a renaissance. saying that he wants to mobilize citizens across the continent in the run up to elections for the european parliament less than two and a half months from now. in fact many share macro is facing its most acute crisis ye. increasingly divided over policy toward migrants disillusioned by prolonged and chaotic brexit. and polarized by the rise of right wing nationalism. micro or the populists who can convince europe that's the title of our show today. and here are our guests who will answer that question. it's a pleasure to welcome or he can get a whole she is german but lived for many years in belgium and it france she's a professor of political science and hence the department. of european studies and democracy at the claims university in austria and she says europe can only be successful if the german and french leaders move closer together. derek scully is from ireland and works as the berlin correspondent f

chinese president xi jinping is in paris for talks with president emmanuel mccall he is on his last leg of his three nation tour of europe aimed at boosting trade and diplomatic ties but despite their meeting president mccall has urged the e.u. to be wary of china's growing influence around the world. in iran emergency services say at least seventeen people have been killed and dozens more injured in flash floods across much of the country hospitals have been placed on full alert with the heavy rains expected to continue to turn to wednesday. agencies in southern africa have warned that the survivors of cyclon each day are facing the threat of outbreaks of disease including cholera while they have stressed the urgent need to focus on hygiene sanitation and clean water more than seven hundred fifty people have now been confirmed dead in storm struck mozambique zimbabwe and malawi ten days ago. a teacher from a remote village in kenya has won a one million dollar prize in dubai peter hamby she works in a government run school that has just one computer and patchy internet at best but the

french president in modern mccall is calling on european voters to reject nationalism and support a stronger in european union and a letter published in newspapers in all twenty eight e.u. countries today will call it out to several reform proposals including a new e.u. wide agency to protect democracy a ban on foreign funding for political parties and harmonizing laws on hate speech on the internet. let's get more on this story with our correspondents beyond record is in brussels and here in berlin hans braun from politics good to see you both but let's start with you there in brussels now mccall's letter is addressed directly to the citizens of europe why are we seeing this letter from him but i think mr merkel is kicking off his election campaign for the european elections which will take place in the end of may and he's addressing the people directly and this is a good p.r. stunt if you wish if you want to say so in twenty eight countries cemetaries lee so he will dominate the european debate for two or three days at least in the european circles i'm not sure if you can reach everybody b

and mccall want all e.u. countries to assume a common stance on china that won't be easy as some member states are eager to strike deals with the asian superpower last week italy became the first member state to become an official partner in the new silk road project when it signed deals worth over seven billion dollars including partnerships between china and the ports of ts and genoa a trade judge in the us has recommended that some iphone imports be barred after ruling that apple breached chip maker qualcomm's patent qualcomm supplied modem chips for the i phone until last year the judge found that apple had infringed the company's patent on power usage and battery life it is not clear which i phone models are going to be affected by about but a final decision is expected in july. and score of the joins us now from wall street to discuss this further good to see you yes and now this is quite a blow to our poll how have investors reacted to the decision you know we did see a clear reaction on wall street so

we really hope that mccalls announcements and our report won't just be empty words but will have real consequences. it doesn't only apply to france but to many european countries. they are also invited to look at their colonial past and above all about their present relations with africa which are still shaped by colonialism in my eyes this is absolutely fundamental. the report could also have repercussions for germany berlin's both a museum is currently showing highlights of the german capital collection of african art. soon the works are set to move to the newly rebuilt berlin city palace or humboldt forum. but here too there is growing public debate over the exhibits the head of the foundation that runs berlin's museums believes more research is needed to ascertain which objects were obtained illegally. it's you do we just want to wash our hands of it or do we want to develop a new kind of co-operation. he has called for new international guidelines for the rest of two. and of artifacts. one thing seems clear action is needed the question is whether france's initiative will prompt

has not been so necessary as today nor so endangered says french president mccall will its vision for a new european renaissance mobilize support for the. that's our topic today on charges just. quadriga thirty minutes on t.w. no. it's all happening due to a very difficult. sure link to news from africa and the world. your link to inception stories and discussions hello and welcome students suffering from grammy night from one generation from a use of easy now i would say de deputed comes to africa join us on facebook at g.w. africa. the floods have taken everything they own now despair is a place god must climate refugees good day. they seek shelter of the coming to come. but even here the waters rising. above the floods are coming. stars. mondoubleau. this is deja vu news live from berlin and it is being called one of new zealand's darkest days at least forty people are dead in mass shootings at two mosques in the city of christchurch the country's other mosque seven urged to shut their doors from ministry just in the ardern as described it as an unprecedented act of violence. also

french president emmanuel mccall hosts four way talks with the leaders of the.

tour of europe and that of boosting trade and diplomatic ties on the spot at their meeting prison mccall has urged the e.u. to be wary of china's growing influence around the world. a teacher from a remote village in kenya has won a one million dollar prize in dubai for peter to be she works in a government run school that has just one computer and patchy internet access at best but the judge just said that despite all these obstacles he had made a huge difference to the lives of his students also be she who gives away most of his earnings to the poor was awarded the annual global teacher prize in a ceremony hosted by actor hugh jackman it winna. up the global teacher prize for two thousand and nineteen its. joy as franciscan monk and science teacher peter to be cheeky is crowned world's best teacher. their peak rich. it's. called believe it is sloppy. about the best teachers of being one. being the best they ought. to be ci works as a math and science teacher at a remote secondary school and kenya's rift valley drought and famine are common in the region and ninety five percent of pupil

french president to motherwell mccall is calling for a far reaching reform of the european union and warning of the dangers of nationalism in an open letter to newspapers across the e.u. just three months before european elections but coleen says breaks it symbolizes europe's failure to respond to the needs of its people. u.s. president donald trump looks set to open to new fronts in his trade disputes he wants to scrap preferential treatment for both india and turkey the u.s. president claims india is not reciprocating for duty free access to the u.s. it also says turkey's growth means it's no longer a developing country. and canada's cabinet crisis has deepened with a second minister resigning jamesville paul is stepping down as manager of government spending prime minister justin trudeau as administration is involved in a corruption scandal involving a big construction company if there is being seen as a setback to trudeau in the run up to elections in october. italy clinton has for the first time ruled out a u.s. presidential bid in two thousand and twenty clinton says though she

seventeenth straight weekend and while turnout is fading for those who remain anger with president emanuel mccall's government is not the movement began over high fuel prices but it's now taking broad aim at his policies which protesters say are out of touch with the working class. yellow vests in the streets of paris once again they came in the thousands organizers had hoped for stronger turnout a show of force to answer president manuel mccollum's call for dialogue. it's good that there's a dialogue it's a first step by the government to go and watch our partner go there but has done all these useless micro just like to listen to him so. most protesters don't care much about microphones town hall debates which the president's held for the past two months more concerned about the police response to the demonstrations also a topic at the u.n. this week we encourage the government to continue dialogue and urge full investigation of all report cases of assess if use of force it is the images like these that have cost french police in a bad light. the police have been criticized for the use of rubber

french president manuel mccall has called on algeria to ensure a reasonable transition period for the country's leadership a long standing president. had earlier announced that he would not seek a fifth term following street protests but election set for next month has been postponed indefinitely many voters are not convinced that the elling beautifully will indeed follow through with his promise. echoes of the arab spring after nearly a month of protests. about to public pressure announce he will not run for a fifth term as president the news brought tens of thousands of in the streets to celebrate but some struck a note of caution warning that real change must follow. it's a good thing but only if they change the government completely. if the bring someone just like him. it's not worth it so. they have to change the whole government persons as well so wary of the announcement that the election due to be held next month has been postponed indefinitely. which had been what does that mean when they announce the buddha flicka is not running for a fifth term future but that he is adding

emmanuel mccall has awarded france's first gender equality prize to activist duma and got tons of french president described her as an example of courage for her work helping victims of rape and forced marriage the cameroonian will receive one hundred thousand euros as part of the problems. hundreds of women have demonstrated in the indian capital delhi their calling for an end to domestic violence sexual assault and gender discrimination with boys still prized more than girls in india prejudiced against working women remains lawmakers have yet to an actual legislation to increase the number of women in parliament. women in the kenyan capital nairobi have also been protesting against gender based violence calling for perpetrators to face justice especially those in power when demonstrators at assault survivors needed more protection in order to feel safe enough to speak out. international women's day is of course an opportunity to highlight the systemic problems women face every day and how they're being overcome in the kenyan capital nairobi the korogocho slum was once notorious for vio

tour of europe are aimed at boosting trade and diplomatic ties all despite their meeting president mccall has urged the e.u. to be wary of china's growing influence around the world. the influential pop musicians caught walker has died at the age of seventy six he was lead singer for the nineteen sixty's band the walker brothers use hits included the sun in going to shine anymore but walker also won critical acclaim for a decades long solo career as an experimental songwriter. a teacher for a remote village and kenya has won a one million dollars prize in dubai while peter to be she works in a government run a school that has just one computer and patchy internet access but the judge just said despite such obstacles you have made a huge difference to the lives of his students so rishi who gives away most of his earnings to the poor was awarded the annual global teacher prize in a ceremony hosted by actor. peter to. join as franciscan monk and science teacher peter tom peachey is crowned rome's best teacher. i think creates it's. believe it is sloppy to be among the best teachers while. be

hans braun from the politics good to see you both but let's start with you there in brussels now mccall's letter is addressed directly to the citizens of europe why are we seeing this letter from him. i think mr merkel is kicking off his election campaign for the european elections which will take place in the end of may and he's addressing the people directly and this is a good p.r. stunt if you wish if you want to say so in twenty eight countries cemetaries li so he will dominate the european debate for two or three days at least in the european circles i'm not sure if he can reach everybody because not everybody is reading newspapers anymore in europe and i'm not sure he can reach the protests of the yellowest in frons which are very angry with the president so he's speaking to the people what about his european partners do you think you discussed this letter with other european leaders beforehand and how do you think they're going to react. i think they knew there was something coming but he didn't discuss the details of this plan because mccollum learned that if you want to change so

latest yellow vest demonstrations it's the eighteenth weekend of protests against president emmanuel mccall police arrested more than two hundred people in german the reports was a police van becomes a target for i'm be protesting. after weeks of relatively peaceful marches against president emanuel macro economic reforms the protests once again have descended into violence. right has run such shops and such buildings and cars and light the despite long running complaints of police brutality the government says it will continue to take a tough stance not just missouri to saluting her all the people like our responsibilities to maintain public order by preventing trouble and putting up with the attack because we need a proportionate but very firm response. cannon's did listen to quell the fury of defiant protesters despite the weekly demonstrations gradually getting smaller ten thousand people are estimated to have been on the streets on saturday more than three times number a week ago. the spike in turnout follows the end of the series of national debates launched by president bush from. th

compensate content creators more fairly also deliver kids balancing act a french president in milan mccall hosts talks with the leaders of china germany and the e.u. on the need to find ways to resolve security and economic concerns as chinese investment pours into europe and a window of hope for abused women in jordan we take you inside the country's first protective shelter for women whose lives are at risk from family members. are a very warm welcome to all of you what we begin this broadcast with breaking news is army chief has called for the president to be declared unfit to rule president. lizzie's beautifully guy has been in power for two decades and is now in bad health after weeks of peaceful mass protests calling for his resignation the military is now intervening and saying it wants to trigger a constitutional process that would put a caretaker leader in his place well let's take you now straight to the algerian capital algiers to journalist so if you now sir who is is standing by for us can you fill us in what's the latest. really this is that we had protests going on the whole

declaring that europe has never been so necessary as today nor so endangered french president emanuel mccall has once again laid out a vision for europe for what he calls a renaissance saying that he wants to mobilize citizens across the continent in the run up to elections for the european parliament less than two and a half months from now in fact many share macro.

says no to deep integration of europe in social policies she said no to a common minimum wage that mccall proposed and she also said no to taking a shared burden when it comes to debt so the biggest difference between them two is the fundamental question how much europe do we really want. cause aiming for a deeper integration while on a good come come by seems to be pleading for more of the same for the status quo so report would you say that these are two differing views on europe exposes a new risk between germany and france. on a good come column has been asked this question today by german newspaper devoted and thomas there was no there is no rift between our countries and the differences we see here are the ones we have had for many many years but we must say that with that it shows that there's a certain misunderstanding between france and germany these two nations have been dumped in the past the engine that drives your rypien that drives europe and but what we see is that mccaw has been making proposals in the last two years on how to reform europe and insincere to sions the answe

reject your all skeptic parties and choose candidates who are in favor of a stronger european union mccall also proposes a new e.u. wide agency to protect democracy a ban on foreign funding for political parties and to harmonize european laws against a hate speech on the internet. let's get more on this story with our correspondents band record is in brussels and here in berlin hans braun from d.w. politics good to see you both but let's start with you there in brussels now calls letter is addressed directly to the citizens of europe why are we seeing this letter from him i think mr merkel is kicking off his election campaign for the european elections which will take place in the end of may and he's addressing the people directly and this is a good p.r. stunt if you wish if you want to say so in twenty eight countries similar tain is to be so he will dominate the european debate for two or three days at least in the european circles i'm not sure if he can reach everybody because not everybody is reading newspapers anymore in europe and i'm not sure he can reach the protests the yellow bes

to have taken part in marches nationwide four thousand of them in paris alone on friday president mccall again appealed for calm urging people to refrain from the kind of violence seen in previous weeks police made a number of arrests on saturday while they all of us began as a grassroots rally over fuel taxes it's in brought them into wider anger at the presence handily. the economy. they should at least meet one of our demands to show they are listening to us and we are not doing this for nothing fuel prices are rising and they were supposed to be frozen prices are increasing in the supermarkets to ten percent on products it's the opposite of what we want. we want them to give purchasing power back to people lower fat on essential crowd is the grandest the citizens in this shit referendum those are the two essential demands as long as they don't give us that. you. may. see this that people in difficult people who have a hard time surviving on gas salaries i think. are. just a mass of gas police violence have many different messages. on thursday donald trump and north korean leader kim

braggs it but many of the leaders in the european union for example the french president in monterrey mccall have said that there needs to be a reason for that extension because of the likelihood is that at the end of that extension we're exactly where we are right now and we've been there before you know that then it doesn't make sense to grant that extension so possible justification would be a second referendum or snap elections we don't see that coming at the moment but to be fair you know there is a good will to grant that extension but the u.k. has to apply for it and whether they really do that is unclear at the moment we'll have a series of votes to determine that further down the road so we'll just have to wait and see for that right now now having gone the extra step many here feel they have gone many extra steps already granting the u.k. what they can grant them and this is the end of the line that's the deal. the head of the e.u. commission repeatedly said that there won't be a third jets he said this is this is the second chance and that chance failed in the eyes of the commissi

rules will more family compensate content creators also on the program french president emmanuel mccall hosts foldaway talks with leaders of china germany and the enqueue they need to find ways to resolve security and economic concerns as chinese investment polls continue. the window of hope for abused women to join we take you inside the country's first protective shelter for women whose lives are at risk from family members. i'm from gal welcome to the program. the european union the european parliament in strasbourg has just voted to approve major changes to european copyright law the proposal had moved to tens of thousands of the europeans to protest against the measures they say they're worried about how the new rules will affect a free speech on the internet at the heart of the matter is article thirteen of the legislation its proponents claim it would help copyright holders protect their intellectual property but opponents fear it could lead to censorship. because wanted to go matter says that the e.u. parliament in strasbourg where the vote took place welcome gaoled. took a cert

refugees and migrants trying to cross the sea from north africa to europe political analyst nicola mccall which thinks the european union's migrant policy is still not effective enough. of course they're looking for better conditions they think that they have been brought to believe that the right thing by reading in europe we will have pre-social security they will have nice houses they will have a better conditions than those they are having today so that is why some of them are ready to risk their lives and lives with their loved ones with their. families and some of them are paying a lot of money to get over here so they are desperate i think this shows that the european union has no policy the european union policy towards these massive migration flows is not working it's not working it's because that is the catastrophe for the migrants it's a catastrophe for the villages and towns which are grieving these migrants because they have no means to treat them because the european union doesn't know what to stand this how to how to calm it down the european union union has shown that it d

of course the americans are the last of all about this i saw an interesting interview with steve mccall bear in tulsa gabbert who is running for president and the stephen colbert was wrecking the case will merit goes the policeman of the world and people of the world looks to america for god is america is the shining city on the hill right and you know. she was making the point that maybe you need to revisit this notion and a lot of these interferences and these foreign affairs cause of blowback and a lot more problems but this is a great story that shows exactly to the extent that the empire has flown that the rest of the world does doesn't trust the us to review any of this material when it comes to serious stuff like trying to figure out why these planes are blowing going in the wrong direction etc so it's really diminishing the whole role of the u.s. across you know the entire commercial and political spectrum and it was the first time ever in history in modern aviation whereby it was not the f.a.a. that led the f.a.a. the federal aviation authority in america it was the one that wi

its early yesterday it looks like you know what is it in french president emanuel mccall that obviously will be a nice boost for the economy but it is a little bit troubling for him as well with many critics saying that it puts him in a tough position now because he's also calling for for tougher stance towards chinese policy so taking he's walking a very fine line one might say taking money but on the one hand and then and then wanting a stricter policy on the other hand. ok so president jay got a warm welcome here in italy on friday maybe you became the first of the first e.u. country to have to have to join this belton road initiative but president macro is sort of leading these calls to just be a bit wary about china so what sort of welcome to the president get in paris. well philly got all the warm welcome that you might expect from a state visit france rolled out the red carpet he was welcomed at the arctic tree on fire president makkal the architect of course being a symbol of french imperial power but behind that warm welcome were those messages of wariness against about chinese

i think mccall wants to urge europeans to work for the e.u. for human rights and for democracy and i think that's important. because the. critics however claim that mark on the pill only to fuel his personal campaign for may elections. you're watching new day again is coming up ahead a shock for german football national team coach you walk him live sacks three of his long time regular us too must lots homers and general watching sports just with tell us why. and a mustache for the masses in demand head to the barber shop in tribute to the polish who's become a national hero. the first to china the economy is taking center stage at the annual meeting of the national people's congress around three thousand delegates from across the country and beijing for the two week event at the opening session china's premier li keqiang got the growth to its lowest in the league three decades we'll have some analysis of what this means for the world's second largest economy but first this report. beijing's new airport it's set to be the world's largest when i

yes that is sort of the confusing message that's coming from president mccall at the moment as you say with one hand take very happy to receive receive that the sale of that three hundred three hundred airbus is there and on the other hand saying we're worried about chinese influence but that is the big problem when we talk about china policy is that nobody really wants to let go of the trade that china has to offer the slice of the pie everyone wants that bit china is he used biggest trading partner and therefore it's very important to europe or to all the individual national nations that make up your ante the block as a whole so but then as you say it's a fine balance balancing then what you're saying is too much too much influence in the region and we want more of a say so that's where comes with his we need to be forming a united front and how far along are those plans to form a united front to get all twenty eight members singing from the same hymn book. i think we're really at the beginning of that macro i did say at the end of the leaders' summit last week that the era of naivet

declaring that europe has never been so necessary as today nor so endangered french president emanuel mccall has once again laid out a vision for europe for what he calls a renaissance saying that he wants to mobilize citizens across the continent in the run up to elections for the european parliament less than two and a half months from now in fact many share mac.

fighting the syrian democratic forces of raise their goals in a tweets french president emmanuel mccallhas praised the operation success a gun battle has gone on for hours in somalia's capital after an attack on a government buildings and earlier bombing killed at least seven people including a deputy labor minister police say the explosion happened at the ministry of labor and there was a second blast nearby. aid agencies say they are running out of time to reach survivors and stop the spread of disease while then a week after a cycle and hit southern africa more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi but that number is expected to rise and france riot police and soldiers on high alert to prevent a repeat of looting on the famous avenue in paris yellow vests protesters rallying for the ninth consecutive weekend are banned from the following last saturday's destruction the government warned of protests as of severe response if there is more violence protesters are accusing iraqi government leaders are failing to monitor ferry safety their anger follows the

compensate content creators more fairly and a delicate balancing act of friendship president and general mccall those talks with the leaders of china germany and the e.u. well they need to find ways to resolve security and economic concerns as chinese investment pours into your. heart thank you so much for your company everyone while we begin this broadcast a weird breaking news coming in algeria as army chief has called for the president to be declared unfit to rule on president sarkozy's which a figure has faced or weeks of a peaceful mass protests will now. military is intervening saying it wants to trigger a constitutional process that would put a caretaker leader in place. we can take you know alive to algeria to journalists to sophia messer who is standing by in the capital algiers for a specific can you hear me ok. sophia and when the army chief makes a statement like this what does it mean. it's basically means that what she said and what you call for one have to so for one hundred years you're in constitution it's very likely applied now which means that for those of a different reason

from anybody to be able to even get on to the latter in this case this guy is pointing out that bill mccall ashen who is a pit in my eyes is the modern fantasy that the rich people who read the modern world who monopolize the american dream for themselves are the solution to rejet our injustices and obviously bano is a very huge friend of many of these celebrities of all the billionaires and all the presidents of the united states and he gets to hang out with these people and he gets to basically allocate your taxpayer funds towards. things that will make him feel better about avoiding all of his taxes for example in iowa he doesn't pay any taxes but he gets basically the u.s. state department allows him to be so wealthy through the u.s. state department strong arming everybody in the world through trade deals and basically patent and copyright in force mints that he gets huge monopoly rights essentially in the whole creative space there's a marvelous there's a predatory monopolist as is bill gates that's why the bill gates and hang out because they're both predatory monopolists you know it

implementation as a yellow best movement that raged this week and yet again near the arc to try and present mccall and sought to avoid defeat at the hands of protesters taking a markedly tougher stance on their actions even going as far as to call this weekend's events quote a damage to the republic r t correspondent medina cochon nova is on the chandeliers say and brings us the latest developments on the damage from the french capital. one of them. something to say after some extreme riot saying that happened here on saturday burnt alledge kiosks graffiti on some shops and set out windows i think reminders of what happened here just two days ago the chris masters were throwing. rocks right into the windows of the shops they also used amal itself cocktails flares and even pieces of pavement to damage some buildings overall pretties say that over ten thousand people gathered here and among them fifteen hundred extremists were identified over two hundred forty people were arrested and some eighty shops think looting some luxury ones were vandalized the french president kwan was forced to cut short h