but in the context of covid, it is. >> there is easing, butvery word that was good ne that esident mccrone- macron ticulated this evening and his tv address, he encouraged people to kp up their guard. it is not going to be a christmas just like any other. it is going to be different. there is no rule here in france about the numbers around the table, they don't go into that whatever.tyle six at a table or but there is generally encouragement to keep the numbers dow a christmas tree but what he did doas say that because the figures are good, they are going down, there will now be a three-stage d confinement that will take us - deconfinement that wiug take us thjanuary if the trend continues. on saturday, shops will be able to open and people would label to travel a little further from their homes, but still need a piece of paper to show the police, or a declaration on their phone. a key date is in december, when we will e a breath air or sort of across the country, because we will be able to mov arou the country freely in order to get to where we want to be at christmas. that is when cinema

program mohammed go in fact to those protests in the muslim world so much anger about the cartoons mccrone stance on radical islam isn't but we don't see anyone writing doing over the beheading of the teacher you know there's no collective overall denying priorities here are wrong aren't they. well i think if you look at what the reaction has been in france and spain in this country there are many others who are stunned you know and speak you know despite the threats that we may get from some extremist groups i think it's very clear you can never just to fight terrorism or violence of any sorts and i think you could be very very clear about that but what what is the issue with president michel on his lauren islam is that it's a terminology that he's adopted which is and then the others in which in turn issues every single stem and holds muslims responsible for the action of a small minority of terrorists and so yeah if there is a process of bringing communities together i think that is what we should be doing here in the u.k. you see it up time and time again in the reaction from prime min

the question is, how will the government of french president emmanuel mccrone react now by pressing ahead with the bill as it is or watering it down to go is paris correspondent lisa lewis was at the protest. here as her there were some clashes between what we think are troublemakers people dressed in black and we have who does actually on their head and they were attacking or what it looked like. they were attacking the police forces and the police have been responding to them. but there were also thousands of thousands of thousands and thousands of peaceful demonstrators here in paris and tens of thousands in other cities across the country from all sorts of backgrounds have been talking to teachers, to students, to musicians, and also to journalists who turned up to defend what they think is the freedom of the press. and one journalist told me that she was actually afraid to show up at this demonstration. she's been demonstrating all her life since, since she was little. but we've these new law that could come into force. she now no longer feel safe, and she said that she would only st

the question is, how will the government of french president emmanuel mccrone react now by pressing ahead with the bill as it is or watering it down? let's bring in. lisa lewis, who's standing by for us in paris. hello to you lisa. so we understand you've been out at the demonstration today, we did see some images of fires and tear gas being used on the protesters. what else can you tell us? well, there were some clashes between what we think are troublemakers people dressed in black and with who does actually on their head and they were attacking or what it looked like. they were attacking the police forces and the police have been responding to that. but there were also thousands of thousands of thousands and thousands of peaceful demonstrators here in paris and tens of thousands in other cities across the country and from all sorts of backgrounds have been talking to teachers, to students, to musicians and also to journalists who turned up to defend what they think is the freedom of the press. one journalist told me that she was actually afraid to show up at this demonstration, she's b

streets against france and the publication of cartoons of mohammed a little french president emanuel mccrone addressed muslims in an interview with t.v. station al-jazeera. i understand and respect if someone is shocked by these cartoons but i will never accept that the cartoons justify physical violence and i will always defend the freedom of expression in my country. did. schools in france a reopening on monday after the holidays with a minute's silence for the murder teacher some. well months after the deadly blast that killed scores of people in beirut life is still a monumental struggle for those living within the blast zone and much of the clean up has been taken care of and many families are unable to afford repairs or reconstruction of their homes it comes as winter approaches and the pandemic returns to the lebanese capital. and the dean cuss up is trying to bring some order back into. 3 months on from the moment that brought destruction to beirut the flood still lies in complete disrepair. with winter fast approaching work needs to be done urgently to fix the damage the family all

borisjohnson for us or whether he called borisjohnson for us oer whether he called borisjohnson for us or mr mccronehe us and the relationship between the us and the uk and other european countries such as france and germany might have taken a bit of a hit over the last few years but ultimately they will have to work on these partnerships. any seats and worth their salt i would've thought if they are mature enough would know that. while it is great and good work commonwealth office forgetting that phone call through, do you really think that if borisjohnson was number ninth or number 12 or whatever and joe biden‘s collis... is not what i think, i think is what other prime think, and that is the point, polly? for example joe other prime think, and that is the point, polly? for examplejoe biden —positive first overseas trip is significant about where a new president visits on the first visit of his post. ——joe biden‘s first overseas. we made a big deal out of offering that state visit to president trump trying to draw him in and for that that relationship and getting him face time with the queen. joe

freely travelled up to france in order to commit murder there so that is just one of those cases and mccrone wants longer some of the european leaders to have more controlled with in the european travel border free travel zone the schengen area that is disputed but is there will be some controls of france for instance has doubled the border guards and then there are other aspects for instance more controls against radical mosques of hate preachers of the training of france for instance wants to prohibit the import of preachers muslim preachers from foreign countries it is a long list. of deregulation is also on there it's a long list of things they need and they want to do but they've been talking about this for years and it's a question of implementation and what about the security or law and i mean is there talk of target controls of the internet. absolutely that is one of the main aspects because all the experts say the younger attackers the young radicalized muslims they are mostly sort of through the internet not so much through personal contacts anymore on through preachers in mosques

and the front sentiment in turkey has increased after french president emmanuel mccrone supported the publication of controversial cartoons. mark drawn them in and what's more crimes problem with islam mccrone needs mental treatment could get your respect we want the 2 president to respect france and the e.u. respect its values into not tell lies or throw insults. recent anti france protests like this are one of many issues worsening the crisis between turkey and france and . is a nationalist. a genuine. believer. i did some of the policies to be in front of him in france and to where he considers the way a muslim should be treated and i think he's not going to. back around and after one has been helping opposing groups in the libyan conflict and correct you just paris of double standards for recognizing the un backed government and simultaneously arming the warlords $34.00 have started to attack tripoli francaise it supports have start to fight but it cost terrorism. so as a former advisor to leave us government he said the crown is concerned about turkey becoming a regional power af

we saw the french president manuel mccrone tweet about how really it's an international problem. what kind of response has there been both to this attack and previous ones? by the government of mozambique, the government has been saying that it has made some military gains. but all came there have been various costs in terms of detail of those military gains. and even when, for example, there was a press conference to tell as that dean surge and serve, for example, killed civilians or be handed so many people. they still don't tell us who the people be had had. they don't tell us all those. how are they going to do to make sure that nobody else is that kept on the same way? and again, when they talk about military gains, those ones contradict what we're hearing from the city where finally managed to find their way to our way out of those areas of insecurity. what they're telling us is that they have been running away from them for days, weeks, months they have been, i think, in the bush, and during the time they've been running away, they saw not presence of soldiers or any state

the question is, how will the government of french president emmanuel mccrone react now by pressing ahead with the bill as it is or watering it down? paris correspondent lisa lou as was apples fro test. here's your assessment. there were some clashes between what we think are troublemakers people dressed in black and we have who does actually on their head and they were attacking or what it looked like. they were attacking the police forces and the police have been responding to them. but there were also thousands of thousands of thousands and thousands of peaceful demonstrators here in paris and tens of thousands in other cities across the country from all sorts of backgrounds have been talking to teachers, to students, to musicians, and also to journalists who turned up to defend what they think is the freedom of the press. one journalist told me that she was actually afraid to show up at this demonstration. she's been demonstrating all her life since, since she was little. but with these new no, that could come into force. she now no longer feel safe, and she said that she would only s

german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccrone . both talked to bite him about revitalizing transatlantic alliances. the incoming u.s. leader is keen to repair relationships that were strained under the trumpet ministration . they're all looking forward to being able to from great britain to, to france, to germany, to canada, etc. the reception and welcome we've got from our allies and our friends has been real and other calls to return. so i feel confident that we're going to be able to put the full put america back in the place of respect that it had before. and meantime, president trump still refusing to accept the election outcome. he insists that it was stolen from him and is pressing ahead with legal challenges. he continues to enjoy the backing of many prominent republicans for system is that these demonstrators in front of the supreme court don't like it. but nevertheless, donald trump and the republicans are still in charge. and they're rushing to fill a central campaign pledge just before the transition of power. they want

the question is, how will the government of french president emmanuel mccrone react now by pressing ahead with the bill as it is or watering it down? let's bring in. lisa lewis, who's standing by for us in paris. hello to you lisa. so we understand you've been out at the demonstration today, we did see some images of fires and tear gas being used on the protesters. what else can you tell us? well, there were some clashes between what we think are troublemakers people dressed in black and we've had these actually on their head and they were attacking or what it looked like. they were attacking the police forces and the police have been responding to that. but there were also thousands of thousands of thousands and thousands of peaceful demonstrators here in paris and tens of thousands in other cities across the country from all sorts of backgrounds have been talking to teachers, to students, to musicians and also to journalists who turned out to defend what they think is the freedom of the press. one journalist told me that she was actually afraid to show up at this demonstration. she's be

teacher and paris a teacher had shot his class caricature of the prophet muhammad president emanuel mccrone described the attack in the east as an is low islamist terror incident here's how it all unfolded. was going to descend. on through the siren of the farm and the police arrived quickly since 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 in take refuge in the cathedral afterwards i had a lot of gunshot. filmmaking the deep do we do know what happened i lost my son and i lost my life and i demand in the midst of a shit about who stands behind this incident and i want to know who committed my son my son does not do such things we are no mistake show we all good people who stand against terrorism and we denounce one half of what we know about him is that he is a more room well racist person and we do not believe that he has suspicious connections and this is why. we should i was in that church of the time of the attack it was almost 19 yeah i get a call from the police and was told that the terror at

president mccrone insists the cartoons are about freedom of speech, but muslims are outraged. on the last one of our competitors was murdered because he taught our competitor, it was the victim of an islamist terror attack. the norwegian teacher, we spoke to that they should be free to decide how to explain religion to students . there's the law and that is the law on that one hand and freedoms of speech on the other hand. and we can maneuver in between the limits of those. and i don't want to have anyone telling me which texts to choose in my teaching. i think it's really important that teacher, it's all around the world is allowed to choose to make those choices by themselves . we have the curriculum and we have these limits. and i think for us it's really, really important too to make choices about these things ourselves. the thing is that the no, each and curriculum has a very important main topic. that's democracy and citizenship. and we are teaching in with the law on one hand, the law against hate speech and in the rain. and we have the human rights on the other hand ri

promises about this particular issue as well but the situation only appears to have worsened does mccrone islam of enlightment his plans is that there is a reality that that could happen just what's your what's your gut take on this. well i think that the government would be have to be very stupid not to be thinking very hard about the direction in which they ought to be going personally i found the islamism of the enlightenment slightly patronize in i didn't think it was the most tactful phraseology but i do think they're going to have to take certain steps to a eliminate the extremists where they can and be on the other hand say to people like you can come and stop because. common sense has to has to enter into this how many people are supposed to be killed before charlie and say oh well actually maybe this isn't such a good idea. sooner or later we're going to start asking that question it's not a lot of putting the blame on the victims over to a certain degree. it's not it's not a question of blame this is actually in my opinion not about religion it's about a thing the english called

beheading of a teacher in paris seward showing his class caricatures of the prophet muhammad president mccrone described the attack in lesa's an islamist terror incident this is how the day and for that. resending. i'm sure the siren of the firemen the police arrived quickly since really with bikers and everything that followed then they set up a security system i went down with my scooter and i saw the guy come in and take refuge in the cathedral afterwards i heard a lot of gunshots. tradin filmmaking that people who do know what happened i lost my son and i lost my life and i demanded a mystique ation about who stands behind the scenes today and i want to know who committed my son my son does not do such things we are enormously shocked we are good people we stand against terrorism and we denounce one half of what we know about him is that he is a more room well raised person and we do not believe that he has suspicious connections and this is why. we should i was in that church of the time of the attack it was almost 19 yeah i get a call from the police and was told that it terror attack ha

spread across the world along with boycotts of french products the anger was heightened by a manual mccrone tough comments against islam following the beheading of a paris teacher which showing its class caricature of the prophet mohammad that's also become the motive for a series of attacks on french soil. we are at war against terrorism terrorism can always strike there is no 0 risk and the state is doing its utmost to protect the french people passing them on the french demand justice who want these people to be deported to their country like we are in a country that has witnessed atrocities great teachers being beheaded priests having left throats slit people are beheaded in a church that's not france and even if we take in all possible security measures we have been able to come in with a knife to do is deadly deed 0 risk does not exist. there are i think 40000 churches in france we could put a 1000000 and a half soldiers there but that would not change the problem we can take someone who wants to kill someone else many countries especially in the middle east are taken measures against

president mccrone has long been pushing for renewable energy projects on the shallot devinsky picks up the story. fishing is a way of life pay off the coast of brittany every morning fishermen head off to sea in the hope of catching their bedroom. but they're now not alone. a renewable energy company is also trying to get it hooks into this area's natural resources. the strong winds in tights here make the coast around the area which is near song creek perfect for an offshore wind farm. 62 turbines are planned with the site expected to be operational in the next 3 years, but fishermen are determined to sink the project. our leaders have been clear if they don't get answers to their questions, they say there cannot be a wind farm. that is a certainty, like our committers president. he says he would rather die standing and find this project than let it happen. the fisherman cannot lead this baby developed. the wind farm is important. politically, french president not growing, has attempted to portray himself as being an environmental champion. now he hopes that wind power could generate

french president emanuel mark role they have been demonstrators in several missed limb countries after mccrone defended the right to mock religion and vowed to crack down on what he described as radical islam there were similar protests in pakistan's capital islamabad on friday. hundreds of people in ramallah in the all compiled west bank protested to chanting anti france slogans thousands of people also took part in rallies in hebron and east jerusalem earlier this week. money mccall sat down with al-jazeera to discuss the way he says the problems he's confronting are a threat to all people especially muslims the prophet mon the guy get you on the field how do you know a senior michigan man welcome harley some to monks and i understand the sentiments being expressed and i respect them but you must understand my role right now it's to do 2 things to promote calm and also to protect these rights you're clicking almost equal to me what i want to say is very clear that today in the world there are people who distort islam and in the name of this religion that they claim to defend they kill they s

teacher in paris and your hunch on his class caricature of the prophet muhammad present among your mccrone describe the attack in nice as islamist terror incident as how it unfolded. resending. i'm sure the siren of the firemen the police arrived quickly since 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 in take refuge in the cathedral afterwards i had to lot of got shot. tradin filmmaking the deep do we do know what happened i lost my son and i lost my life and i demanded in mr gay shit about who stands behind the scenes today and i want to know who committed my son my son does not do such things we are enormously show we are good people we stand against terrorism and we denounce what. we know about him is that he is a more room well raised questions and we do not believe that he has suspicious connections and this is what. i was in that church of the time of the attack it was almost 19 yeah i get a call from the police and was told that the terror attack has been committed in the not. closed down y

irwin's insults to president mccrone in recent days, helps to revive this idea that turkey is once againclimbing the ladder towards great power success. now almost a 2000 russian troops have been sent to the carb a conflict zone. will that be enough to prevent any further bloodshed? i think so, because keep in mind that turkey and russia have experience in being on the opposite side of the barricades with regard to syria. recall the accident were turkey, accidently killed some russian soldiers and was forced to apologize. so i don't think that turkey nor its comrades and of course, is also has or would like to maintain positive relations with moscow as well. so i think that because of those factors, those peacekeepers may be enough. and in any event, why should seek to cross the peacekeepers, which in a real sense would contradict what they have accomplished. basically one this country very complex and interesting indeed author and historian, john the horne. it's always a pleasure to have you and your thoughts on our program or that does it for me this . i'll be back at top of next hour

solidarity with austria of to the mass shooting and during a visit to the austrian embassy and manual mccrone said europe will not give in to those who attack its values france itself of course has suffered a wave of terrorist incidents in recent weeks. that's all from me but we'll be here at the top of the hour with our special u.s. election coverage please do keep checking back in with us we've got lots for you hope to see someone. else look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. i robot must obey the orders given by human beings except we're such orders would conflict with the 1st law show your identification for should be very careful about official intelligence and the point obesity is too great trusts are both of them shia. played on theories chas playing with artificial intelligence will summon the demon. the obama's protect its own existence as. some control for a middle class thomas overnight muslim are very hard working people who want to get ahead that either have some some health issues or have some of how to treat. about luck a full time job won't

well mark drawn then you know what's my problem with islam mccrone needs mental treatment could get your respect we want the 2 president to respect france and the e.u. respect its values into not tell lies or throw insults. recent anti france protests like this are one of many issues worsening the crisis between turkey and france and . is a nationalist. a genuine. believer. i did some of the policies to be in front of him in france earlier and to where he considers the way a muslim should be treated and i think he's not going to. back around and after one has been helping opposing groups in the libyan conflict and correct you just paris of double standards for recognizing the un backed government and simultaneously arming the warlords $34.00 have started to attack tripoli francaise it supports have start to fight but it cost terrorism. so as a former advisor to leave us government he says the crown is concerned about turkey becoming a regional power after france dominated not africa and the sahara region for many years you know the geopolitical problems between that involve the egypt. fr

looking at a 3 phased lifting of restrictions, pos, apostle, beginning on the 1st of december, emanuel mccrone, the president, to make an announcement in the early part of the week to come not such good used for germany, another huge economy in the e.u. its numbers still stubbornly high. it's been under lockdown since the beginning of november. dire warnings about the state of the health service there with senior politicians suggesting the need to extend its lock down and an announcement due from the chancellor angela merkel in the week to come about a possible extension to if not, including christmas itself. well, in other news, we're following. a mink infected with coronavirus has been found on a farm in western france. french agriculture ministry says a 1000 men on the farm will now be sorted. cases on make farms have been reported across europe in recent weeks. in denmark, a mutated strain of the virus was found to have transmitted back to humans, millions of mink that were killed as a result. now protesters and police have been fighting in guatemala capital, after hundreds, still in the c

islamophobia and what does all of this mean for the country's relationship with islam and muslims present mccrone address some of these questions last week and an interview with my al-jazeera arabic colleague i asked. getting a little sweet good issues i think that's all political and religious leaders he don't clearly condemn any violence towards france which is a country of freedom unlike humans have a responsibility sometimes directly but certainly indirectly for the violence which might be perpetrated against french people in france or abroad could please you don't you. joining our discussion we have rym sara she's a legal scholar who focuses on religious freedom and civil liberties in france their fees our media is an associate fellow at the international center for counter-terrorism in london and nasser latty director of the justice and liberties for committee in paris it is wonderful to have all of you here it is terrible to have you here to talk about this particular topic let me share with you a tweet i know you've seen this one this is from a manual more compress and to france and he sa

america, and mccrone both spoke to joe biden, for the 1st time in his capacity as u.s., president elect and british prime minister boris johnson, also invited mr. biden to next year's climate summit in glasgow. the incoming u.s. leader wants to repair relationships that were strained under the trumpet ministration. we're all looking forward to being able to from great britain to, to france, to germany, to canada, etc. in our reception and welcome, we've got round the world for more. i want to see more friends has been real and i have a number of other calls to return. so i feel confident that we're going to be able to move from truth america back to the place of respect that it had before on. meantime, trump is still refusing to accept the election. he insists that it was stolen from him and is pressing ahead with legal challenges. he continues to enjoy the backing of many prominent republicans were system is set up these demonstrators in front of the supreme court don't like it. but nevertheless, donald trump and his party are still in charge, and they're rushing to fulfill a central c

streets against france and the publication of cartoons of mohammed a little french president emanuel mccrone addressed muslims in an interview with t.v. station al jazeera. i understand and respect if someone is shocked by these cartoons but i will never accept that the cartoons justify physical violence and i will always defend the freedom of expression in my country. did. schools in france a real printing on monday after the holidays with a minute's silence for the murder teacher. months after the deadly blast that killed scores of people in beirut life is still a monumental struggle for those living within the blast zone while much of the cleanup has been taking care of many families are unable to afford repairs or reconstruction of the hollands it comes as winter approaches and the pandemic returns to the lebanese capital. nadine kassab is trying to bring some order back into her home 3 months on from the moment that brought destruction to beirut her flat still lies in complete disrepair with winter fast approaching work needs to be done urgently to fix the damage. said immediately 3 mon

the question is, how will the government of french president emmanuel mccrone react now by person ahead with the bill as it is for watering it down? let's bring in. lisa lewis, who's standing by for us in paris. hello to you lisa. so we understand you've been out at the demonstration today, we did see some images of fires and tear gas being used on the protesters. what else can you tell us? well, there were some clashes between what we think are troublemakers people dressed in black and with who had these actually on their head and they were attacking or what it looked like. they were attacking the police forces and the police have been responding to that. but there were also thousands of thousands of thousands and thousands of peaceful demonstrators here in paris in tens of thousands, in other cities across the country and from all sorts of backgrounds have been talking to teachers, to students, to musicians and also to journalists who turned up to defend what they think is the freedom of the press. one journalist told me that she was actually afraid to show up at this demonstration, s

in pakistan demonstrators burned in effigy of president emanuel mccraw the protesters come after mccrone defended the right to free expression in the wake of the suspected islamist killing of a teacher who had shown cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad. rescuers in the philippines have freed hundreds of people trapped by flood waters after typhoon need pounded islands in the country south at least 16 people were killed as the storm destroyed homes and triggered deadly landslides it comes just a week after another deadly typhoon struck the region. and millions of census takers have begun knocking on doors across china for a once a decade head count for the 1st time they are using a mobile app to log the numbers that will be used to understand the size and structure of the world's largest population china has around 1400000000 people. u.s. president donald trump and his democratic rival joe biden are making their final pitches to voters said head of tuesday's election trump is holding campaign rallies in 5 battleground states meanwhile joe biden focusing on the key state of pennsylvania

islamophobia and what does all of this mean for the country's relationship with islam and muslims present mccrone address some of these questions last week and an interview with my al-jazeera arabic colleague. good little sweet good issues i think that all political and religious leaders who don't clearly condemn any violence towards france which is a country of freedom and light moments have a responsibility sometimes directly but certainly indirectly for the violence which might be perpetrated against french people in france or abroad good pussy don't you joining our discussion we have rym sarah she's a legal scholar who focuses on religious freedom and civil liberties in france now feels her media is an associate fellow at the international center for counter-terrorism in london and yes or no r.t. director of the justice and liberties for committee in paris it is wonderful to have all of you here it is terrible to have you here to talk about this particular topic let me share with you a tweet i know you've seen this one this is from a manual more calm president of france and he says here i'm g

un and trump but even mccrone himself and president trump were not the best where they are.no over the past few years under donald trump the relationship between the u.s. and e.u. has cerny deteriorated at least become more tense and that's certainly the case between france and the us emanuel micro congratulating joe biden camera harris saying that he looks forward to working with them on some of the most pressing pressing challenges ahead and i think about omicron will really look forward to meeting joe biden has not met him before but undoubtedly he will share our lot more with him politically than he did with donald trump or biden a democrat a man or macro a centrist and michael will hope the joe biden means that the u.s. is going to really enter an era of approaching foreign policy with a multilateral vision which is the sort of vision that a man or macro has he was of course very upset to see the donald trump took more of a unilateral approach to foreign policy pulling the u.s. out of for example the paris climate deal out of the iran deal the j.c. p.o. a medal michael