two men talking again about the recognition of the capital of state of israel by mr trump and mr mccraw was very clear when he said that france is opposing this recognition and he also urged mr netanyahu to basically make some gestures towards to. put some force on settlement freeze so he made it very clear that france is very much opposed to this so all eyes were on this meeting because this was also the first foreign trip by mr netanyahu after the recognition pledged by mr trump. and it's netanyahu his first trip to europe since trump's controversial decision now what do you think his mission on this trip is. well i mean you have to know this to pose a originally planned long before this diplomatic crisis over the twosome issue and you understand that mr netanyahu wants to talk more about iran and also what is much of his concern he wants to talk about the again in presence in syria now of course it will focus more on the twosome issue and i think if you're particularly interesting when he's meeting with foreign ministers on monday and proselyte he will meet also the e.u. foreign poli

erupted so basically the two men sat down for lunch and then we understand that mr mccraw you said that france disapproves of to reduce of this truce from announcement he said this is because it is basically against international law and he urged mr netanyahu the israeli prime minister to make a gesture to the palestinians and to sit down and to negotiate he also said that he sees it as a danger for peace good already the european most of the european leaders had condemned the recognition by the u.s. president. as being the cover to of the israelis of israel so mr netanyahu had to answer to that he said if abbas wants to have peace you will have to sit down and they have to negotiate that's what you hear from him quite often so the two men met and they. had to talk about peace. well meanwhile the protests that we've been seeing across the middle east and elsewhere are continuing today we saw some in gaza outside the u.s. embassy in lebanon but what about the security situation in israel how did things look today. well it has been of all the quiet insurers some but in the afternoon there

president's one planet summit two years after the world signed up to the paris climate agreement emanuel mccraw wants rich companies to make good on their financial pledges to poor countries this call has been met with more promises participants have announced billions of dollars of projects to help poorer countries reduce emissions. a bit of movie glamour may just help to draw attention to the issues out for debate the one planet summit. it's two years since the paris climate agreement was signed the critics say that there have been few achievements to celebrate. and they say it's time to relax not just good intentions the summits message is fossil fuels a history. we will talk some more about that it doesn't matter that donald trump backed out at the paris agreement because the private sector didn't drop out the public sector didn't drop universities didn't sign the student up or the juniors didn't drop but no one dropped out. donald trump pulled donald trump out of the paris agreement so don't worry about any of that but some concern might be warranted despite numerous pledges of financial h

said let's give peace a chance but of course he means something very different from what emanuel mccraw meant on sunday because for him giving peace a chance means to recognizing reality and i'm quoting here recognizing reality and the reality that binyamin netanyahu is that jerusalem is the capital of israel so very different things here and then of course the europeans have lost a lot of trust in the last years the court is kind of stepped out of the game they let the obama administration so the previous us or administration to that of trump take over they would need a lot of effort they would need to rebuild trust to get back into this game and if you consider was happening in many european countries on top of that anti semitism on the rise especially in countries like germany and france that it might be difficult to gain the trust especially of israel and that's necessary if you want to be an honest broker and my amid all of this palestinian president mahmoud abbas he's reportedly refused to meet a u.s. vice president mike pence during his middle east trip later this month just brie

trafficking we spoke to the vice president of the libyan presidential council and asked him about president mccraw military plans. we. currently have but no. we cannot accept anything to be done with our representative libyan libyans to be the one to do this. with the help of the board of the government. well that i way to help them. do the right investment on their country of origin libya is not the country of origin a democratic libya is a country or we as a libyan have already invest in africa and we want to see anybody talk of they were going to rule first with their country of origin and to help these immigrants to stay with their loved ones with their families. be cryptocurrency bitcoin has been hitting record highs on wednesday one calling was valued at eleven thousand dollars now that's up from around one thousand at the beginning of the year here's a quick look at how the technology works. now how we discuss the risks of investing in crypto currency is without a financial house economics professor steve came. it's such a huge right across encourage people looking at the ceiling of go to b

her family is disappointed how little president mccraw has done to help free her so if return in is seventy two years old back in two thousand and sixteen she was abducted in the city of gal by local terrorists this july she was so in so-called proof of life thirty two released by al qaeda sold her alongside five other captives son says despite an ongoing investigation he's received no information about his mother. to. the parents prosecutor ordered an urgent investigation but it has stalled we are now trying to find new materials to restart it so that it won't be abandoned due to a lack of results we were establishing contacts to try to trace her and seeking any information to establish with the she's alive and where she might be found so far we have no news nothing concrete be the from the kidnappers nor from any contact persons and also nothing from the foreign ministry's crisis center. over the past five years the number of people kidnapped by terrorists has been rising sharply last year there were almost sixteen thousand kidnappings worldwide of the hostage for to have so it was posted

the french president and money will mccraw has tabled a new plan to combat human trafficking in the b.n. he sees it will involve concrete police and military actions but his plans have been widely criticized especially as the north african country is still in ruins following the nato led intervention in twenty eleven picking up the story right because the. slavery and human trafficking of fences sadly common now in libya but no need to fear president macron is here he has the solution for libya's problem send in the troops it's a necessity zone we are proposing police military action we are not waging war but this is a country in a political transition political transition he calls it does sound better than savage civil war more politically correct nevertheless a number of african and e.u. states are ready to help fight this war or rather not really a war says micron but a military operation still round two for france in libya. today we're intervening in libya we are intervening in order to enable the libyan people to choose their own destiny it must not be deprived of its rights by vio

very much less articulate at some other stories making news around the wasn't french president model mccraw has been announced the winner of the two thousand and eighteen sean money prize the analyst ward is given by the german city of one hundred two persons and institutions of work for european unity over the years it's been awarded to several distinguished people including pope francis in two thousand and sixteen poland's conservatives have named a lot of its key as the country's new prime minister the former finance minister replaces beata should fall in the post critics say the leadership shakeup is meant to distract attention from a vote on friday on laws that would give the ruling party significant power over poland's judicial system. argentina's former president cristina fernandez decades now has said treason charges against her up politically motivated that's after a judge in argentina called for lawmakers to drop the immunity to arrest she's accused of allegedly covering up iranian involvement in a nine hundred ninety four bomb attack on a jewish center in buenos itis. official sa

let's now look at some of the other stories making news around the world french president emanuel mccraw has held talks with his palestinian counterpart mahmoud abbas the pair met at the el is a palace in paris to discuss the u.s. move to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel the meeting comes after the united nations voted to reject donald trump's decision. british foreign minister boris johnson has confronted his russian counterpart over the annexation of ukraine and russia of cyber hacking johnson clashed with a laugh at a joint news conference with a love of saying relations between the two countries had reached a low point johnson's visit to russia is the first by a british foreign secretary in more than five years. police in western australia say they have made the country's largest ever seizure of methamphetamine the one point two ton hole has an estimated street value of more than six hundred million euros eight men have been charged with offenses carrying a maximum life prison sentence. cuba has postponed the historic transfer of its presidency role castro confirmed that

bustling crowd is heard asking for visas the president later said visa should not be a lifetime project mccraw arrived in the algerian capital on wednesday in a bid to reboost ties with the former french colony. it was. now the e.u. has blacklisted seventeen countries as offshore states in an effort to combat tax avoidance however according to human rights and legal watchdog oxfam it failed to include its own members which act as tax havens the blacklisting process has been surrounded by secrecy putting citizens in the dark and leaving tax havens free to use their political and economic leverage to get themselves off the e.u. blacklist while oxfam claims that for e.u. members island luxembourg the netherlands and malta should have been on the blacklist as so-called as they called so-called conduit offshore financial centers as well such countries act as intermediate destinations for money transfer to tax havens well they also provide favorable tax policies to ensure a quiet farms flow it means the mediators protect the reputations of their client countries or financial commentator charlie boyl

and in other world news french president emanuel mccraw on calls for military action against human traffickers in libya despite the chaos caused by the last intervention that. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital in the air and good to have you with us. now the draw for the two thousand and eighteen world cup has been completed and we now know who'll be playing who in the next stay in the group stages next summer paid neil harvey and peter schmeichel have been following the droll fourth. welcome back the last a day ahead seven moscow it might look like a winter wonderland through the snow gently floods down it was a blizzard earlier but we didn't know to speak for michael alongside me because of all the excitement of the draw was fantastic wasn't the jaws kept as warm on. the views fantastic but it really really is cold here is part it's i mean the job was to gravel you know it's not as opposes bring up the door seven about a look at it and there are a few obvious ones to stand out which is i suppose that's first i would proba

mccraw has stepped up efforts to mediate in the crisis meeting with the king of jordan and israel's prime minister earlier this month he wants to try and help revive talks but he has ruled out unilaterally recognizing palestine as the state saying it would be unhelpful at this time these americans and the americans have marginalized themselves and i'm trying not to do the same thing that i think france's credibility lies in taking a position as we have today where we can talk to everyone emanuel michael says he's using france's position as a country that has good relations with all sides to try and help and with the palestinians there longer considering the u.s. as an honest broker it could leave the door open for france to play a greater role. through what we've seen as a manual macro getting really involved even of this is a very sensitive situation is much at stake france's position is difficult but macron really looking to restore the opposition runs once ahead and put it on the national stage much the decision by the u.s. on driessen continues to draw international condemnation thurs

france's president emanuel mccraw has saudi arabia's king solomon to lift the blockade on yemen the blockade which has been in force since october is limiting supplies of fuel food and medicine man across says he's concerned about the humanitarian crisis in the country where millions of people are on the brink of famine parts of yemen are also in the grip of a cholera outbreak. and a political prisoner in yemen has spoken to al jazeera about his brutal experiences behind bars human rights groups say thousands of yemenis have been arbitrarily detained and tortured during the two and a half year war that's going i'm reports yousif knew the opposition newspaper he edited made him a target of the armed rebel who thiis it was time to take precautions but it was too late last year he says he was kidnapped outside his home in santa. i was repeatedly tortured and interrogated due to my job as a journalist before my detention i openly declared that i was suspending my work because of the harsh conditions facing journalists opposed to the hutus in sanaa and so began more than a year held in several pr

has more now on that meeting in paris between mccraw netanyahu. the greetings were warm and friendly but this could not have been an easy meeting the french president and israeli prime minister are divided over the u.s. decision to recognize theresa as the capital of israel a move that has drawn international condemnation it often takes i have expressed to prime minister netanyahu my disapproval of the recent declarations of the president of the united states that france believes to be against international law and dangerous for peace it was plenty micro called on israelis and palestinians to restart talks urging netanyahu to freeze illegal settlement building as a gesture of peace netanyahu said he was open to discussions but that there could be no question over jerusalem status in paris is the capital of france drusilla is the capital of israel it's been the capital of israel for three thousand years it's been the capital of the jewish state for seventy years the israeli leader also hit out of the turkish president at a one had spoken by phone o

saying it merely reflects reality he made the comments after meeting with france's president a manual mccraw in paris the sooner the problem students come to grips with this reality the sooner we will move towards peace and this is why i think president trump's announcement was so historic and so important for peace on the quest for peace there is a serious effort underway now by the united states and all i can say is related to prison in mccomb i think if you'll pardon the expression you should give peace a chance. thank you good as. france remains convinced that the only solution in accordance to international law is to enable the establishment of two states living side by side in pace and this can only happen through negotiations we will support any initiative to be taken to that effect i invite the prime minister to make courageous gestures regarding the palestinians and to overcome the current deadlock life out of brussels and as arizona cain is there so dominic who will netanyahu be meeting today there in brussels. well ager and first on the agenda is a meeting with federally come alre

mccraw has stepped up efforts to mediate in the.

and the wild bank mccraw is expected to push for more climate related investment and for businesses that don't. global warming. amnesty international has accused the european union countries have been complicit in the abuse of refugees and migrants the human rights group says the e.u. is turning a blind eye to alleged alleged brutality by the libyan coast guard and to the dangerous conditions in detention facilities that. understands it as a national gas plant in austria has killed one person and injured more than a dozen others the cause of the blast at a plant in a town east of vienna is still not no. you're watching me is coming up ahead we'll look at the latest round of good news to get games tonight game leipsic skills of playing up at the top with the win against books but over will be for free to a hungry what pack. but first helena joins me now on efforts to crack down on tax joe dodge as on the agenda and most and he is european no makers are discussing a final report and rita regarding the economy all papers revelations last year which exposed the myriad ways the wealthy includ

and in other world news french presidents amano mccraw on course for military action against human traffickers in libya despite the chaos caused by the loft intervention that. very warm welcome you're watching aussie international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital and the karen good to have you with us.

europe so far concentrating on the joint news conference between him and the french president emanuel mccraw concentrating within that on his very strong repudiation of the criticism that's come as way from the turkish president that itself drawing very swift condemnation from mr owens and spokesman who accuse the israelis of having massacred palestinians in their thousands also concentration on what's president said in that news conference as well as criticizing the announcement by president recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel and its potential impact on the peace process he said that france would not at this stage be offer a offering itself as an alternative sponsor of an alternative plan he said it was better to see what the united states administration had to offer of course the palestinian leadership is looking for just that an alternative having said that the united states has disqualified itself from that role through president trumps announcement on wednesday the other line which is taking a lot of attention here is what took place in west jerusalem on sunday an attack on

into two thousand and eighteen with a spring in a step after a rebound in opinion polls a man when mccraw was just turned forty is often called the hyper president because of his hands on approach to governing it's won him many admirers but some criticism as well that has more from paris. keeping up with emmanuel mccall isn't easy the energetic young president has thrown him self into a frenzy of activity at home and abroad since being elected in may for this newspaper cartoonist sketching such a dynamic leader is proving quite a challenge. what is amazing is that we never used to draw him two years ago butyl talked about the manner of michael as a young prodigy close to president hollande but he was never q. ministers and we never drew him work now as depressed and as he made it was really during the election campaign that we started sketching him a lot because as he was everywhere and with. macros built a reputation in france as a straight talker and a man of action it's why many in france called him a hypo president a phrase which was used to describe former president nicolas sarkozy's

french president about well mccraw has been in office for seven months now at the start of mabel him to arrogant but opinion polls suggest his popularity has risen and the man sometimes called a hyper president is making his mark on the world stage on issues ranging from climate change to middle east disputes natasha butler has more from the french capital. keeping up with emanuel isn't easy the energetic young president has thrown him self into a frenzy of activity at home and abroad since being elected in may for this newspaper cartoonist sketching such a dynamic leader is proving quite a challenge. what is amazing is that we never used to draw him two years ago people talked about the manner of michael as a young prodigy close to president hollande but he was never key ministers and we never drew him now is to president as he made was really during the election campaign that we started sketching him a lot because as he was everywhere he went on i believe. that crawls built a reputation in france as a straight talker and a man of action it's why many in france called him a hypo pre

and in other news french president emmanuel mccraw is just arrived in qatar is expected to discuss regional issues of course as a mere show to mean been hammered and fanny also plan talks about business interests including major military and transport contracts micron is also expected to review french troops have a day to air base later this hour more than twelve thousand homes are under threat by wildfires in southern california hundreds of firefighters in los angeles are battling flames that of reach some of the city's most expensive neighborhoods the largest and most destructive is ranging in the foothills is raging rather in the foothills above the city of ventura north of las vegas los angeles rather. and we're bringing you more pictures coming in from that wildfire there. next it's the coming war on china stay with us here on al-jazeera. with yahoo. with the. with. with. the with. with. the but. with i pity a country that would come up against us. the synergy with their land and sea forces and in our ability to control the battle space and seize the high ground is devastating all coun

mccraw has stepped up efforts to mediate in the crisis meeting with the king of jordan and israel's prime minister earlier this month he wants to try and help revive talks but he has ruled out unilaterally recognizing palestine as the state saying it would be unhelpful at this time he's only just what the americans have marginalized themselves and i'm trying not to do the same thing that i think france's credibility lies in taking a position as we have today where we can talk to everyone emanuel michael says he's using france's position as a country that has good relations with all sides to try and help and with the palestinians no longer considering the u.s. as an honest broker it could leave the door open for france to play a greater role. so what we've seen as a manual macro getting really involved even of this is a very sensitive situation is much at stake france's position is difficult but macro. really looking to restore the opposition runs once ahead and put it on her national stage much the decision by the u.s. on driessen continues to draw international condemnation thursday more

memorandum of understanding to combat terrorism the deal was announced as the french president emmanuel mccraw visited cata president macro held a press conference with cats has a mere shake tamim bin hamad al funny. we're not. and. we have adopted certain procedures to not allow any funds to go to terrorists and we have had investigations into all the claims against qatar since day one the arab and muslim countries are the ones who have suffered most from terrorism and we are committed to fighting terrorism with our friends and allies. but let's go to the american west coast where homes of the rich and famous in los angeles are the latest to be threatened by wildfires twelve thousand properties are at risk and hundreds have already been destroyed this week hot dry winds are fanning the flames as hundreds of thousands in southern california suffer the worst wildfire season on record chris insolently reports. dramatic images of a morning commute california's latest wildfires are threatening more neighborhoods including the community of belair for a time the flames forced the closure of several

france's president emanuel has called on foreign powers to stop interfering in politics in lebanon mccraw has been hosting a meeting in paris on the issue with lebanon's prime minister saad hariri in attendance hariri withdrew his resignation on tuesday a month after he made a surprise announcement to step down austin saudi arabia stay with us here in algiers or once upon a time in punchbowl continues next. the school in the seventy's and eighty's were totally different from what school are these days there was no other choice for them. there were a minority within. a system they fold being victimized marginalized picked on and unfortunately that mentality that existed at the school developed some sense of. non belonging. and for many a strain in lebanese families the battles in the schoolyard turn into battles at home. the parents speak little english and ministre in born children speak no arabic they can't communicate with their parents anymore because their parents are still living so back in the nineteen seventies in the middle east and the kid is living in a not in eighty's early nin

let's been a momentous see year for emmanuelle mccraw name made the thirty nine at thirty nine years old he was elected france's youngest ever president pushing aside the country's traditional parties and promising radical reforms to free juvenile the nation and his new year's eve message e says the pace of change will continue in two thousand and eighteen set off. the fundamental changes have begun and we'll continue them with the same energy the same speed the same intensity in two thousand and eighteen and immunity continue continue to work with all of our european partners and particular with germany this intimate dialogue with our german friends is essential for progress in europe this doesn't exclude dialogue with any of our other partners but it is the basis for everything with back in july president said he wanted to c.n.n. due to people sleeping rough by the end of the year but that hasn't happened in the capital alone there are around thirty thousand homeless people both refugees and locals and according to charities the problem is actually getting worse reports from paris

mccraw has stepped up efforts to mediate in the crisis meeting with the king of jordan and israel's prime minister earlier this month he wants to try and help revive talks but he has ruled out unilaterally recognizing palestine as the state saying it would be unhelpful at this time these americans and the americans have marginalized themselves and i'm trying not to do the same thing i think france's credibility lies in taking a position as we have today where we can talk to everyone emanuel michael says he's using france's position as a country that has good relations with all sides to try and help and with the palestinians no longer considering the u.s. as an honest broker it could leave the door open for france to play a greater role. so what we've seen as a manual macron getting really involved even of this is a very sensitive situation is much at stake france's position is difficult but macron really looking to restore the opposition runs once ahead and put it on the national stage the decision by the u.s. on driessen continues to draw international condemnation thursday more than one

palestine and he faces in trying to forge a way forward he's being hosted by the french president manuel mccraw let's bring in our correspondent natasha butler who is listening in on that press conference in paris the time she was startling about that perhaps was the french president making it very clear that france doesn't want to replace a very isolated united states at the moment but france actually wants to be a facilitator to try and find a way forward that would allow all parties especially the palestinians and the israelis to talk to each other because he thinks that's where the answer lies. and that has always been the position of the french president he has said from the beginning of this crisis when donald trump made the announcement about the u.s. recognition of jerusalem emmanuel michael has said look francis position is quite clear that it condemns that decision by the united states and that the only way forward the only way that the status of jerusalem can be decided upon is by direct negotiations between the israelis and the palestinians within the framework of talks on a two sta

million dollars in funding to help educate girls in need it's part of an effort to curb migration mccraw says france is ready to strengthen its military force fighting alongside african troops against rebel groups in the region earlier he pledged four hundred seventy five million dollars to support other projects in asia until twenty twenty one it's been a month since emerson money was sworn in as zimbabwe's new president he inherited a bankrupt economy and high unemployment from longtime leader robert mugabe to step down after military intervention ports from harare and what progress has been made since the change of power. prices of basic commodities have gone up since president emerson when i took over last month people seem to prefer shopping in the store because it's a little bit cheaper than others but it's still frustrating where was. twenty dollars and i mean the so-called sixty or seventy dollars to me were two terms for things and so much. when i got was new administration has promised to end crippling cash shortages this hasn't happened yet some economists blame what they call

last financing the fight against climate change french president in london mccraw hosts international heads of state and business leaders for a one day summit aimed at finding billions of dollars to help poor countries reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and we look at china as a radical plan to cut pollution and when to shut down the factories. hello i'm under touching our pleasure to have your company u.s. president donald trump is facing scrutiny once again over allegations of sexual misconduct three women who previously accused trump of sexual harassment are calling for a congressional investigation into his alleged predatory behavior a number of democratic lawmakers are demanding his resignation trump himself says the allegations are fabricated. for these women investigating donald trump is both a fight for their personal honor as well as a matter of principle. but it's when he put his hand started put his hand up my skirt and that was the last time i wore skirt traveling. and i managed because i'm not a small person i. managed to wrestle myself out of the sea and stood up grab

joins me live from their guild you've been listening to final comments at the summit merican and mccraw have been talking about the euro zone what did they have to say. both are rather upbeat on return about the progress that has been made in these informal talks about the eurozone german chancellor angela merkel said there's a large consensus that the banking union a firewall if you want that should defend europe against future financial crisis is should be completed and she even went as far as to say that she hopes an action plan until march next year can be put forward a roadmap if you want how to further integrate the euro zone it's not the finance minister the european finance minister other european budgets that her counterpart to my core dreamt about but it's a step forward and he was also rather happy a basically saying let's agree on what we can agree and not talk about what we can't agree as yet and also deal a step forward in bragg's it what does mean agree tell us what it means that what they've actually agreed on endorsing an agreement that last week's agreement. well final

syrian president responded saying that paris has spearheaded support for terrorists in syria and mccraw is therefore unfit to discuss peace settlements the french president then hit back at us and describing his statements as acceptable because it's the international coalition that's been at the forefront of the battle against eyesore. meanwhile a new round of talks aimed at ending the civil war in syria starts in kazakhstan's capital star of the day the two day meeting will focus on implementing a cease fire deal brokered by russia turkey and iran the kazakh foreign ministry says the talks also address issues including the clearing of land mines in the release of hostages in syria. meanwhile in syria people displaced from isis former stronghold of rockers say they're being pressurised into returning to their destroyed homes parents they're worried about their young children stepping on unexploded bombs or some a bit of it reports. that it's not easy claude's from rubble but the family has little choice their home and rocco was hit by a near strike as i filmed was driven out they've bee

we'll head into twenty eighteen with a spring in his step after a rebound in opinion polls emanuel mccraw who just turned forty is often called a hyper president because of his hands on approach to governing is one in many of myra's but some criticism as well natasha buckley has more from paris. keeping up with emmanuel mccall isn't easy the energetic young president has surrounded himself into a frenzy of activity at home and abroad since being elected in may for this newspaper cartoonist sketching such a dynamic leader is proving quite a challenge. but what is amazing is that we never used to draw him two years ago butyl talked about him and michael was a young prodigy closed to prison hold on but he was never a q. ministers we never drew him now as depressed and as he made it was really during the election campaign that we started sketching him a lot because as he was everywhere and with a lot of. macros built a reputation in france as a straight talker and a man of action it's why many in france called him a hypo president a phrase which was used to describe former president nicolas s

idea announcing the launch of the g five force operations over a month ago french president manuel mccraw sounded optimistic yeah you put me as a bit harsh on the first operations are set to be launched within days and they demonstrate that we could collectively meet the deadline that we set in bamako which is for me a source of satisfaction we must maintain the same level of collective rigor the support of the international community for the joint forces is reinforced as well with the eligible of significant bilateral support from the americans. across has made security in the saddle his top priority his first visit abroad was to the region shortly after he was sworn in in may france already has four thousand soldiers in this region but it has stressed the africans should take security matters into their own hands for this to happen so i had governments demanded funds arms logistics and military expertise france pledged huge quantities of military gear and nearly two hundred and thirty million dollars over the next five years the e.u. and the u.s. have each other for the around sixty mil

we have lawyers -- everyone has david mccraw's cell phone and others and you know there is a lawyer thathas your back. and it is really needed these days if you are covering these events. >> anyone else want to jump in on that? ok. yes. >> there is one thing that i think is worth talking about. boston at the free speech , rally, there were protesters and counterprotesters. we know that police were screening people to decide which group they got to go into. they didn't want white supremacists in the real free speech rally and they didn't want antifa sneaking in. what happens if you are a journalist? we have heard stories that journalists were screened at both pens and were told that you were a member of the group and you couldn't get in. that is not ok for the cops to be telling members of the press they cannot cover it. one of the excuses we heard is that the chief of the police didn't want to spend the security costs again. this is a new wrinkle that journalists will have to rebel with. >> so the security threat can have a chilling effect on speech, is what you are saying. >> that is an

israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has met with french president emmanuel mccraw and that fallout over the us recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital micron called the u.s. move a mistake that threatened the prospects for peace but netanyahu praised the decision insisting jerusalem has been israel's capital for three thousand years. it winner of the two thousand and seventeen nobel peace prize has warned of nuclear war is quote only one impulsive tantrum the way ahead of the anti-nuclear weapons coalition i can deliver the warning as the group received its award from the nobel committee at a ceremony in all slow. a major flare up on southern california's largest wildfire has triggered new evacuations the blaze has been moving closer to the city of santa barbara fires over the last week have forced some two hundred thousand people to evacuate and destroyed hundreds of homes.