anger is growing in muslim nations against press french president emanuel mccrone with new protests in bangladesh iran and pakistan mccrone is again vowed to crack down on what he called radical islam after a teacher was killed earlier this month for showing his students images of the prophet mohammed and they see o'brien has more. in various cities from mumbai was to mogadishu they came to stand up for their religion and the man they believe brought them the word of god. which we are protesting against a french president who insulted our prophet muhammad we are marching we are burning the french play we are full of emotion was in the bangladeshi capital dhaka they burned in effigy of emanuel mccrone the ngo was sparked by the french president's recent comments claiming islam is a religion and crisis valent to crack down the most he called separatism and defending the publishing of cartoons of the prophet muhammad. and now france has become a hated nation in the islamic world we want to say if micron does not stop the cartoon the world will boycott them but france is doubling down sayi

that's why president mccrone was following that brutal attack he said francaise country was under attack from islam missed a terror attack that took place in this basilica right behind me a whore a scene unfolded during a rampage of 30 minutes in which 3 people lost their lives let's take you through what happened inside and what happened to the individual so 3 were killed 2 women and a man the anti terror prosecutors mean. outlining the details of their deaths on thursday evening he said of the one woman who is around 60 years old was almost behave did in an attack head almost cut totally off the man who said to be in a god in all of the basilica behind me was said to have had his throat sliced open a 3rd individual a woman who was also stuck in that sack managed to escape briefly to raise the alarm she also succumb to injury now the police arrived on the minutes after the alarm was raised and they were confronted by a man who shouted out. they tried to taser him and eventually fired shots at him he was then apprehended i would insist said they heard the gunfire there's a. police decide

thursday morning was perpetrated by an islamist terrorist according to french president among all mccrone it happened inside a cathedral. well this is the moment captured by a local when police fired shots while entering the basilica after the assailant struck earlier in the morning the suspect was arrested after being shot son wounded by officers and the terror investigation is ongoing. and our correspondent charles dubinsky reports from just outside the basilica in the swerd the attack took place. president mark rome was following that brutal attack he said france his country was under attack from islam missed a terror attack that took place in this right behind me a whore a scene unfolded during a rampage of 30 minutes in which 3 people lost their lives let's take you through what happened inside and what happened to the individual so 3 were killed 2 women and a man. prosecutors been outlining the details of their deaths on thursday evening he said of the one woman who is around 60 years old was almost behave did in an attack head almost cut totally off the man who said to be in a guar

following the murder and a memorial service hailing the teacher as a hero mccrone said france would not give up its cartoons he's up for re-election in 2 years many say the rhetoric is slanted towards a domestic audience vying for vital win votes but muslim leaders say it's hate speech. chatter that. disrespecting the prophet incites violence and it's immoral westerners must understand that all muslims love the prophet and soaked in the prophet means insulting muslims and all prophets also feeling insulted as turkey's president richard tie a bedouin case the latest target a french magazine. which has a cartoon mocking him on its front page the magazine originally published cartoons of the prophet 2015 prompting an attack on its office in which 12 people were killed everyone says the magazine is trying to spread racism and hatred and is threatening legal action for our server general or france and europe in general do not deserve the vicious provocative ugly hateful policies of mccrum and those who share the same mentality we ask those who use anti muslim and turkish hostility to cover u

backlash in the islamic world against crafts muslim countries boycotting french products after president mccrone defends free speech and the right to mock religion including islam. and with the global film industry reeling from the effects of the pandemic of delayed and dylan ish con the film festival still manages to its roll out. i'm dr thomas good to have you with us today as corona virus cases spike across germany chancellor mckelvie holding a video conference today with 16 regional leaders the aim is to agree on a new round of restrictions covered 900 cases have been rising sharply with a recent record high of nearly 15000 new delhi cases now that's a sharp rise from june when new infections had dropped to over 300 per day intensive care admissions for covert 1000 while they. are also rising figure usually lags behind new cases by 2 or 3 weeks the hospitalizations were flat over the summer but they have risen dramatically in the past weeks the chancellor said to be pushing for a one month shutdown of all hospitality and leisure venues unless people at public and private gatherings will have

in a televised interviewew, president mccrone has announced that between 9:00 p.m.nd 6:00 a.m., a curfew will be brought in for at least four weeks in the e capital and its its surrounding region and in other hotspot cities. the state of health emergency is being reimposed to deal with the crisis but mccrone did make it clear that a new nationwide lockdown would be disproportionate. this is a snippet of what he told. >> [speaking non-english languauage] >> w wlisted into the president's interview. he gives us hisis take on what s announced. he says france can get through this crisis if citizens stick together but at the same time, the president also saying they should avoid sticking together and limit their contact with curfews beinnkhis tool of choice. >> y yeah. this is not the lockdown that we saw back in april. in response to the first wave. measures then were much tougher than they are now. but the government doesn't seem to identify one of the big problems and that is a social mixing, particularly amongngst e young. the curfew doesn't seem intended by a and la

tara prosecutors have launched an investigation after visiting the scene of a tranche of a president mccrone said his country was under attack not ordered a more than doubling of military deployment nation one. in 4. not look the 80 once again our country has been hit by an islamist terrorist attack once again this morning 3 of our compatriots fell in the silicon a nice and very clearly france is under attack i have decided that our soldiers will be more mobilized in the coming hours and we were up the mobilization within the framework of operation center know from 30027000 soldiers on our ground we will be in a position to protect all places of worship in particular of course churches we will also protect our schools for the coming school year. boy in light of today's events in france the country's raised its terror threat system to the highest level with more on the killings under a farmer spoke to r t sharla dubinsky in paris. the attack level in france has been raised in the last few hours to attack a level meaning france thinks it could be subject to other attacks following what's happe

imposed on paris and 8 of the city's ily 23000 new cases were recorded in the past day but president mccrone insists the outbreak is not out of control at tesh about the reports from paris. french president emanuel macross that france was in the grip of a 2nd wave of coronavirus he urged people to be more responsible and announced a nighttime curfew for paris and 8 tell the cities the could last until december 5th. if we stick to this curfew for 6 weeks if we take collective responsibility for reducing our contacts we think it will be able to progressive the reopen at that stage. if you move the curfew adds to a raft of restrictions already in place in the countries big cities where cases of new infections are rising rapidly in the past couple of weeks queues outside the board freeze like this one in the city have been getting longer and more paris health officials say it's a one in 5 tests is coming back positive soon after moving to paris in september these british students fell sick with coronavirus they began having symptoms after attending university events and welcome parties every sta

of a teacher in paris after each on his class caricature of the prophet muhammad present emanuel mccrone has described the latest attack as an islamist terror incident. it will be but in this new tragedy today you see victims of islamic fascism repeatedly denounced. as you're going to send it will be the. answer to the siren of the farm and the police arrive to weaknesses really with bikers and everything that followed then they set up a security decision i went down with my scooter and i saw the guy come and take refuge in the cathedral afterwards i heard a lot of gunshots. a memorial has been set up outside the basilica in nice where the tragedy took place locals have been leaving flowers there and paying their respects to the 3 slain victims our correspondent charlayne damon skein has the latest developments in the case. the anti terror prosecutors said on thursday evening that they were still exploring lines in regards to the perpetrator behind the brutal attack that took place just 24 hours ago in the priscilla me not to the silica in the heart of nice with 3 people were brutally mu

manual mccrone over his crackdown on hard line islamists. and their publication as this thing our senior correspondent picks up the story. something in france is broken and it is france nowhere else in europe is there this much terror killing and a complete breakdown and mutual respect and understanding these latest attacks there just that the latest. clearly it's inhumane it is highly reprehensible and i hope that justice will be served this attack who deserves it i do have words as a matter of fact it's really shocking. that when i feel sorrow it makes me crazy so crazy it's impossible to see this i'm speechless i don't know what to say. a year ago macworld warned against stigmatizing muslims we're all one people he said since then something has changed now he's talking about islam of separatism shutting down dozens and dozens of muslim charities and organizations and has unveiled a plan to domesticate is lot. of our citizens of the islamic faith must be protected against the evil of radical islam i say it here because the will of the isla

near a school in a suburb of paris the suspect was shot dead by police shortly afterwards president mccrone is currently at the scene with all the details here charlotte. well we understand that it's a 47 year old history teacher who has been decapitation in this particularly gruesome and brutal attack that took place in a northwest area just outside of paris and we understand that it was perpetrated by an 18 year old man to give you some background on this we understand that the teacher had been just a few weeks ago giving a class on freedom of expression and in that class had apparently shown the students caricature cartoons of the muslim prophet mohammed now we understand that some of the parents were unhappy about that and they actually reported the teacher at the time we understand that on friday he was to capitated by this 18 year old and the attack took place just outside the school at around 5 pm local time here in france this is being treated as a possible terror attack and we understand that shouts of bar would heard it just before that attack was carried out the interior minister

the prophet peace be upon him every muslim must express their disdain and condemn what the evil man mccrone has done. he has insulted the prophet and insulted what we consider a holy and sacred of this earth in our hotel not in a. from iran to mali to pakistan muslims around the world took part in demonstrations against the french president many cold for a man who am a crown to retract recent statements while others demanded an immediate boycott of anything to do with france. we should boycott everything from france the french ambassador should be expelled from pakistan and the latest should recall the pakistani ambassador to france all relations with france should end. the protests was sparked by macross defense of a french teacher who was murdered after showing controversial cartoons of the prophet to his students mccrone called islam a religion in crisis. why that about the wisdom of democracy is respecting the opinion of the other person without offending him as for france which claims democracy and claims that it has carried out a revolution of to get rid of injustice and terror in it

they've been angry protests across several muslim nations after mccrone defended the right to mock religion and vowed to crackdown on what he calls radical islam rally in karachi for similar protests in the capital islamabad on friday and hundreds of people in ramallah in the west bank of join the protests they chanted anti french slogans thousands of people took part in rallies in hebron at east jerusalem earlier in the week indonesia's president meanwhile has condemned thursday's fatal attack on the basilica in nice but criticize president recent statements. indonesia's strongly condemns the statement made by the french president who insults the religion of islam which has hurt the feelings of muslims around the world this could divide the unity between religious communities worldwide when the world needs to be united in the fight against covert 19. associating religion with an act of terrorism is a big mistake terrorism and terrorist have nothing to do with any religion earlier president macross sat down with us here at al-jazeera to discuss the wave of anger he says the radical islam th

he says he's protecting the french people from evil president manuel mccrone has promised to step up crackdowns on what he calls radical muslims a mosque has been ordered closed and a pro hamas group dissolved it follows dozens of rays on muslims and organizations suspected of inciting hatred for campaign comes to the stabbing and decapitation of a teacher by moscow born chechen refugee who was later shot dead by a police somewhere patty had discussed cartoons of prophet mohammad in a class on free speech and simmons reports. a march in silence to mourn the death of a french schoolteacher stabbed and decapitated in broad daylight in a suburb of paris your political reaction to the murder of history teacher. is anything but quiet. to the sound of the national anthem members of the french parliament gathered then a minute's silence afterwards came this proclamation. we are united standing undetermined to fight the instigator of this murder because the mr samuel party lies the france that is republican and humanist that was cravenly under 12 attacked. emanuel macron the french president

in the bangladeshi capital dhaka they burned in effigy of emanuel mccrone the ngo was sparked by the french president's recent comments claiming islam is a religion and crisis to crack down on what he called separatism and defending the publishing of cop. hoons of the prophet muhammad 7. and now france has become a hated nation in the islamic world we want to say if micron does not stop the cartoon the world will boycott them but france is doubling down saying it won't give in to intimidation. that france will never renounce its principles and values notably the freedom of expression and freedom of publication the 2nd thing i want to clearly remind is that it was hateful comments towards journalists towards a news room that led to the bloodshed we have seen in recent years in our country teachers somewhere patsy was beheaded in france italy of this month for showing images of the prophet to students and a lesson on freedom of speech. following the murder and a memorial service hailing the teacher as a hero mccrone said france would not give up its cartoons he's up for re-election in

issued by the italian red cross he's in custody in hospital after being shot by police president mccrone describe it as an islamist terrorist attack against france's taste for freedom he's put the country on its highest security alert for thursday's attack fall another just 2 weeks ago a teacher in paris was beheaded days after showing cartoons of the prophet mohammed to summon. pupil's david schaper reports from these. a place of worship now a crime scene inside not to don basilica the congregation had been praying when a man armed with a knife attacked them 3 people were killed one of the victims a woman was to capitated according to the police another victim was a churchwarden she the most but i still imagine him i still see him lighting the candles and now i'm thinking he's not there anymore. he's good nephew we are always with him he's always there he spends the day that he shares his life here he's not someone who comes and goes witnesses say the attacker shouted. during his attack he was shot by police near the church and is now being treated in hospital for his injuries. working

president emmanuel mccrone says the nation stands ready to defend teaches and france's secular values. one of our fellow citizens was murdered today because he was a teacher because he was teaching students freedom of expression freedom to believe and not to believe compatriot was attacked in a cowardly fashion he was the victim of a characteristic islamist terrorist attack less than a month ago or 2 people were attacked outside the former offices of satirical magazine charlie hebdo gunmen attacked the magazine's offices in 2015 after it published controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad 17 people were killed the suspects on trial 2 weeks ago mccrone said in a speech islam is a religion that is in crisis all over the world today we're not just seeing this in our country our challenge is to fight against those who go off the rails in the name of religion or protecting those who believe in islam and a full citizens of the republic. traveled across. this shit. is something very near. the attacker was shot dead near the school as officers tried to arrest him bellus al-jazeera. suppo

following the murder and a memorial service hailing the teacher as a hero mccrone said francois. not give up its cartoons he's up for re-election in 2 years many say the rhetoric is slanted towards a domestic audience vying for right wing votes but muslim leaders say it's hate speech. chatter than the. disrespecting the prophet incites violence and it's a moral westerners must understand that all muslims love the prophet and soaked in the prophet means insulting muslims and all prophets also feeling insulted as turkey's president richard tie a bedouin he's the latest target a french magazine shadley a dove which has a cartoon mocking him on its front page the magazine originally published cartoons of the prophet 2015 prompting an attack on its office in which 12 people were killed. everyone says the magazine is trying to spread racism and hatred and is threatening legal action for our server general or france and europe in general do not deserve the vicious provocative ugly hateful policies of mccrum and those who share the same mentality we ask those who use anti muslim and turk

countries and this standing and confrontation we see at the moment is a clear signal of president mccrone who considers himself and the spear have. a european countries he is no longer willing to make any compromise when it comes to political f. provocations and actions from turkey so we are in a difficult situation but i have to emphasize when it comes to action from the european side against turkey then this unanimous standing and backing of the position turns out to be much weaker well but the boycotts they are spreading to the middle east and beyond and france is largest employer federation urged companies to quote resist the blackmail could this grow into a full fledged problem for french companies. i don't think that you know it's very difficult to assess how important these days and how long this will last we had this in the past already between french companies and arab countries we had between the u.s. and france the more concerning aspect is. in how far this tension between process and turkey in particular is going to to to damage and the stable turkey i mean and here comes the

we have had protests from mccrone on these brexit negotiations.ward evans, thank you very much. our bloomberg brexit editor. greatly appreciate that update. at the end of the year, that will become more interesting as well. , the ernst &rmine young chairmen, there is a little bit to talk about with earnst & young. they are unfortunately in the news. isthe 3:00 hour, this bloomberg, good morning. ♪ this is "bloomberg surveillance," i am ritika gupta. two bronzeg, the line of hsbc's main office have returned. the statues were painted and set on fire. it took almost 10 months to repair the lions. bloomberg was there when the on chronic -- the iconic statues are unveiled. >> the reason were standing outside the headquarters here in hong kong, as you see it behind me, it is this bronze lion. the reason we are here today is because the two lions have been unveiled after maintenance and restoration. you may have heard and seen the pictures of the protest, the violent protests in some cases, and in the nutshell, these liions took the brunt -- lions took t

chip type said the french president needed mental help over his valor to fight radical islam emanuel mccrone made the pledge to tackle what he calls islamist separatism in nearly october that's before the killing of a schoolteacher who taught freedom of expression and showed drawings of the muslim prophet mohammed in his lessons. well corona virus infections here in germany are rising sharply and chancellor merkel is personally appealing to people to change their behavior to stop the spike but discussions involving iraq tune to previous restrictions are proving unpopular among many in germany some members of the governmental are also calling for more debates ahead of germany's next move to combat it. masks are now required outside in some crowded pedestrian zones of berlin but not all people here are abiding by the new rules. a few kilometers away german chancellor angela merkel expressed concern about the sharp rise in u. corona virus infections in her weekly podcast she made it clear that citizens played a key role in containing the spread of the virus. does. the order of the day is to red

backlash in the islamic world against fraps muslim countries boycotting french products after president mccrone defends free speech and the right to mosque .

the broom that mccrone confronts is that he's no only not only dealing with the question of really just violence he's also dealing with the fact that much of this really just violence at least in this last night aeration has actually proceeded from daryn so if this from the school where this professor with these teacher was was teaching and other students so i mean this is we're no longer talking only about terri some we're also talking about part of the community and this of course makes the question to look more complex but also a lot more dangerous because actually it runs the risk of forcing a lot of the french voters further to the right into the hands of it so i'm a photo of send and send hopes all religious affairs analyst martin jacques with analysis tonight on the situation in france and the french boycott martin thank you . our lives take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world the opposition leader on the tanzania niland of zanzibar has been released hours after being arrested while voting early in the presidential election the offic

teacher who was murdered after showing controversial cartoons of the prophet to his students mccrone called islam a religion in crisis. and this has nothing to do with freedom. politics should have nothing to do with religion why would mccrum support cartoons that offend the prophet. not be a position taken by any president the president must at the very least not insult any religion. despite widespread condemnation in the muslim world the french government has defended free speech and the right to publish religious caricature. let's now take a look at some other stories making news around the world israelis have marked the 25th anniversary of the assassination of prime minister yitzhak rabin 25000 candles were lit in the central tel aviv square that bears his name and where he was shot by intuition extremists for his attempts to pursue peace with the palestinians. at least prisoners have been killed and 12 wounded in a prison riot and afghanistan officials say violence erupted in the city of hair out after guards began collecting what they called quote unnecessary items in the posse

protesters held up signs saying it shame on you mccrone.ing for some time in the background and are certainly a good deal of anger on behalf of the president, his aides and the ruling akp party. we saw a very quick and angry response last night to the president's official spokesman to the front page publication of a mocking karting, a caricature of the turkish leader which is published by charlie abdo. there was a long string of tweets which came from the presidential spokesman saying that this was a primitive cultural racism, an attempt to spread hatred, but it was pa rt attempt to spread hatred, but it was part of a racist, xenophobic, islamic culture and environment in france and then today we had the legal development, president duran saying that he had filed a case in the courts in ankara saying that he what had been said amounts to criminal libel which is not protected by freedom of speech. —— president began. this whole issue touches an appointment for muslim believers and nonbelievers. in france it is a question of freedom of speech

there is growing anger against france's presidents emmanuel macron with new protests after mccrone bowed to crack down on what he calls radical islam. turkey's president has accused him of having an anti-muslim agenda. >> he framed the incident as xenophobic and as llama phobic. an encore there is a belief that the slides islamophobia, turco phobia is on the rise among european countries. he tried to differentiate between european people and the leaders who he means actually, french president macron and netherlands politicians and he actually accused them for being fascist and racist. >> u.s. presidential candidates are making their final push to win over voters. joe biden cast his vote in his home state of delaware. nearly 70 million americans have already voted. the chief executives of facebook, google and twitter are being questioned about how they moderate content. the senate committee is looking to reform laws that protect tech companies from being held liable for users posts. the executives argue those protections are needed. more news as always on our website at al jazeera.com. i

once again lashed out his french counterpart suppose that anti islam stance stating a money will mccrone needed quote mental check to one's words continues to build in the muslim world following a crackdown on suspected islamists in france in response to the recent beheading of a teacher in your partner's. president macron has said he won't to announce the publication of those cartoons and that has spiked furious reaction from many muslim majority countries including from the president of turkey president one who said twice over the weekend that he thought matt kwan needed his mental health checked. needs mental health treatment what else can be said to a head of state who behaves in this way to millions of people living in his country who are members of a different faith. as i said yesterday he is a case and therefore he really needs to have mental chunks france has been incensed by that and described it as an insult in reaction it's also recalled it bassa death from ankara it's also been condemnation of those comments from the e.u. president words the regard to president. we call and t

to return to peace talks known as the minsk process with a warning from french president emmanuel mccrone the turkey to cease its involvement in the conflict this is a pretty dark we have information today that is very clear that indicates that fighters from syria have left their their members of jihadist groups and they travelled via gaziantep to join the fighting in the going to karabakh turkish president richard tayyip erdogan has pledged azerbaijan his country's full support and says the time for total is over music you should learn given that these 3 mints countries the u.s. russia and france have neglected this problem for nearly 30 years it's unacceptable that they are involved in a search for a ceasefire in the face of these negative developments that came to surface in recent days but if something is wanted the invaders should leave these lands in order to achieve a solution. the true gains or losses being made on the battlefield. this armenian military suggests it's full says are resisting and in some cases retaking lost positions but what is known is that the violence continues

morning inside a church in the city center and authorities do say a suspect has been arrested present mccrone this travel to the city following the attack meanwhile another incident has been reported in the french town about me now on where a man was shot dead during an attack on police officers there while allegedly shouting god is great in arabic following the events france's terror threat has now been raised to its maximum level. protests meanwhile a grip in the muslim world over the french president's recent defense of the right to parody religion it does come as the satirical magazine surely a caricature was at the center of the rather added fuel to the fire with this latest front cover it does feature a cartoon of the turkish president who has been one of the fiercest critics of the french state stance on freedom of expression and career branded the front cover disgusting with turkey's prosecutors launching a criminal probe now in response to the shoddy had no publication the turkish president slammed it as hostility towards islam he said disrespect for the prophet mohammed is spreading

the destruction of france has been written by the hands of the mole mccrone president of france crown houses them in crisis all over the world today do you realize is the leader of a nation the ramification of your words especially on french citizens who follow islam mccann's latest comment on crisis and islam as nothing other than a shill to the crisis in europe of their identity and liberal is on the other hand many people feel that this who is needed to stop the slide away from france's secular values it has forced the country in the last few years with the terror attacks that france is seen to take stock of what its core republican values are and some of the things that have come out have been concerning to many french people for example a recent poll found that 3 quarters almost 3 quarters of the young muslims under the age of 25 thought that their values of islam were more important than the french republic and that really worried many people just in the last week we saw fresh terror attack here in paris and the man who carried out that attack did so because he was unhappy with

france will return to lock down as the rate of coronavirus infections there soars president emanuel mccrone said his country was being overwhelmed by new infections as the country recorded a record one day rise of more than $36000.00 cases bars and restaurants will be forced to close and movement will be limited attash about the reason paris for us. is the french president announcing the frogs is going back into lockdown for a least a month it could be longer depending on the health situation and whether that improves now imagine what karl said that this time the lockdown would be a little bit more flexible if you like in that schools will remain open universities will shots however people still be have to go for medical appointments and public services will remain open so those are things that were shot during the april march april may lockdown so little bit more flexibility but still it sounds as if it will be a very strict lockdown. well germany is also heading into a month long lockdown with restaurants bars and james ordered to shop from monday people will be asked to not travel but sc

who entered france from italy as the 3rd attack and france in 2 months blamed on muslim extremists mccrone says the country will not give any ground to terrorists. the end of a tragic day in nice one which has left this mediterranean city in shock. nightfall has broad with it only a measure of calm forensics team still engrossed in the investigation into the outrage which set at the calm within the basilica if. police who stormed the charts earlier were too late to stop the bloodshed and by the time they shot and injured the attacker 3 people had been fatally wounded one of them was a church official believe though one we've just learned from the television that hasek wriston has been assassinated it's a huge shock. good enough not to leave he was there all day long he wasn't somebody who drop in and go again he was always there. the church is just a kilometer from the scene of a deadly truck attack which killed dozens in 2016 and he says mayor says the assailant shouted. god is great is as he was detained. president my call was at the scene within hours calling for national unity. sums th

french president is proposing a new law defines radical islam on religious separatism and manual mccrone made the announcement in a speech on friday to charlotte dubin ski takes up the story. this has been a long awaited how the french government would seek to defend the country's secular values against radical islam present law court on friday has set out his stall establishing a religion. islam is a religion that is in crisis today all over the world we don't just see it in our country it is a deep crisis that is linked to tensions between fundamentalism specifically between religious and political projects that as we have seen lead to radicalism even in countries where islam is the majority religion well the draft glory's due to be presented in december and it will seek to strengthen the secularism here in france now present much talked about france liberating is from foreign influences and some of the ways it intends to do this with this law will be for example more oversight in how mosques here or funded there will be stricter scrutiny of schools and associations that so religious c

but let's begin the program by going to paris where french president manuel mccrone is a dressing the nation about the coronavirus restrictions let's listen in a little 'd town to 3000 and he was really on board from the heart for the national strategy all of the really truly fundamental day us going to face closing let me give it to look after it was a perfect night in patients we have started to do programs. it's a card operation from cancer operations sometimes even sending them to the sebring we have taken these measures which are already difficult which was vital and which were often dispirited because. people turn to joy as. if they sometimes are insufficient in. the way which today affects the whole to hear about strategy is to live with it it's a question of politics controlling its collation by relying on our capacity to test and to protect with measures namely localized measures which is what we have been doing since the month of august. everything right know we can always improve but we need to get our strategy was and immediately be mentioned which we had just and it was t

closing that starting tomorrow friday travel between french read regions will no longer be possible mccrone announced the restrictions a day after france reported some $500.00 deaths in just 24 hours. the anxious wait for president mccollum speech to the nation. predicting can hardly believe his ears he's going to have to close as bar again. we can't understand him we're having to make a huge sacrifice the economic consequences are definitely worse than the virus itself you said you could eat another lockdown from friday people will be allowed to leave their homes within a one kilometer radius to buy essential supplies or in emergencies but this time there are exceptions and i think schools will remain open people can work and people can visit care homes. infection rates in france are exploding more than half the 6010 of care beds in the country are occupied by covert patients the government is responding with the same tough measures it had wanted to avoid predict will not be serving wine again until december at the earliest. let's get more now from paris and our correspondent there lisa lo

we spoke with the executive vice president of the eurasia center at rest pearson who told us mccrone should focus on finding a new policy when it comes to the muslim community and friends. think the move with the crack. basically steps to show that he's taking some type of action. and i think it's more appealing to his political beliefs than some of the action i don't think they're going to be effective and i think i think it's more a political move than it actually is the move to secure the country i think you'd be better a better direction. would be to not be so and time limited in a direction i think. the bad for the country and it. could be create divisiveness and i think it's also bad for a good future political perspective as well. social media giant twitter has flagged a recent report on the u.s. presidential election as potentially misleading that label means users cannot comment on the post or share it in the report our correspondent looked at potential fraud in the upcoming vote including troubles at u.s. polling stations and the drawbacks of mail and voting during the pand

from the french in regards to the american occupation of the russians hacking its election where mccrone was elected president once again we hear a lot of his ations from one side and we hear demand for facts from the other side while we hear or see we'll be following the story and bring you the latest as soon as it unfolds. thanks for chasing auti international base cheers day we hope you having a great day wherever you are we're back at the top of the aisle with the late. there is a saying in washington don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good there's a probe really describes the political players over another stimulus package and to center the standoff is who wins or loses just prior to the election in the meantime tens of millions are suffering with no end in sight. you know what i'm going to be out there so i don't think about it i don't mean a grown man not new dorp or. i kind of what i wanted on course if i'm not big now i think it's higher than our. members of the africa mafias them safe and quick passage to europe but once they. leave they are in sleeves they count util. w

program get to those headlines stories in just a moment but some news just in from france president mccrone has announced some drastic new measures to country a surge in coronavirus cases the details are starting from saturday night the paris region marsay to lose and several other cities will be placed under a nightly curfew from 9 pm to 6 am it's believed that will run for at least 4 weeks and people will have to remain in their homes during those times those who break the curfew will be fined $135.00 euro which goes up for repeat violations there are similar penalties for failing to wear a mask a state of emergency has also been declared across france after the number of daily cope with 19 infections hit a record high we'll be getting reaction from our correspondent in the coming hours from france on this story. a 2nd experimental russian vaccine against corona virus has officially been registered at the voc corona has successfully passed phase one to clinical trials my colleagues and. discuss the announcement made on wednesday by president putin. lucy gives you. the vote to research cen

just around a couple of weeks ago 2 weeks maybe president mccrone announcing a plan for france to crack down on radical islam. yes that's right president marc on held this long awaited speech that's been in the works for months about the problem with separatism here in france he said that he wanted to fight back against separatism in this. away from the secular nature of france now this is because the french authorities have been fearing for a long time that children were learning arabic in a setting that was organized by religious associations and in mosques and that they were at risk of being indoctrinated by radical islamists as a result of that president mark on announce that they would be no more home schooling unless there were situations such as health concerns he announced that there would be closer scrutiny of religious associations and schools that served religious communities he talked about liberating france from a foreign influence and this all came around a time as well that we saw a poll of 3 quarters of respondents or who will move under the age of $25.00 saying that the

controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad 17 people were killed the suspects on trial 2 weeks ago mccrone said in a speech islam is a religion that is in crisis all over the world today we are not just seeing this in our country our challenge is to fight against those who go off the rails in the name of religion or protecting those who believe in islam and a full citizens of the republic the present. king traveled across. the point. and this is something very can. the attacker was shot dead near the school as offices tried to arrest him ballasts al-jazeera. the us president donald trump has been campaigning in states he won and 2016 yr dress supporters in my home george are were explained his campaign's low fundraising numbers saying he could be the world's greatest fundraiser if he wanted he held a rally in florida where he reached out to senior citizens and democratic nominee joe biden's been campaigning in detroit before that during another campaign stop in michigan he spoke about health care and again attacked president tom's handling of the pandemic with 3 weeks to go to go before el

in france is practically a religion and it's the strictest secularism even in the western context mccrone his mistake was that he talked about separatism in the plural but in his speech he only talked about islam and he kept talking about islam and that offended muslims 2 weeks later teacher samuel patty was decapitated outside his school in a lesson on freedom of speech he'd shown his students caricature of the prophet mohammed the 47 year old history and geography teacher was then posthumously given france's highest honor the late john donner memorials were held nationwide and at some of them in solidarity the caricature is where again show at the same time the government unleashed a crackdown on muslims accused of extremism carrying out dozens of raids this paris mosque was closed for 6 months because the a man had put on facebook a video of a parent angrily criticizing samuel patty more than a 1000 people use the mosque. new says this but exact among the young don't quite get it they know they belong to a culture and then all day on french t.v. channels they see a type of ostracism of

france has awarded its highest honor to the teacher beheaded in paris last week president emanuel mccrone led tributes calling samuel party a hero and his killer a coward 7 suspects including 2 teenagers will face charges of assisting the attacker was a serious bernard smith reports now from paris. samuel patti's the face of the french republic according to emmanuel mccrum france's president was leading tributes at a national memorial to the teacher who was murdered by a teenage chechen refugee described by prosecutors as a radicalized muslim. samuel patty was killed because the islam ists want our future and because they know that with com heroes such as him they will never have it mr patsy was walking home from school in a paris suburb last friday when he was attacked and beheaded prosecutors say his 18 year old killer wanted to avenge the teachers use of caricature walls of the prophet muhammad in a class on freedom of expression. after the murder french authorities launched a widespread crackdown on people and groups they say incited anger that led to the killings this paris mosque ha