the could get worse. natasha butler, al jazeera paris. the still ahead on al jazeera as the us petals and opioid crisis . we look at why mexico is asking china's out the fight against fentanyl and a trial in the u. s. to see if a i can perform a routine artists like a dr. ah ha, we're still got some rather one settle. whether making his way out to care, you can see the thick cloud here rolling across the country, easing over towards the caspian sea, south of that. not too bad. still some pretty brisk winds just around northern parts of saudi arabia. little bit of lifted dustin, sad to watch out on notice the temperature though, generally we are getting up into the 30. so be a few showers across the western side of saudi as we go on through fried a little more wise by pushing into central passed by that state in doha should be fine and dry, misty start to the day, but temperate is getting up to around 30 degrees celsius mother know still what that to when she makes up across the higher ground of to care, the levant is generally dry and set

so a vote as being held in paris on sunday to decide whether to allow scooters in the city. natasha butler reports lunacy. anat is a big fan of paris is electric scooters. he says he hires one most days to get around the city could present him. he scooters are really useful because paris is so busy, especially in rush hour. it's impossible to move around. so thanks to these, we can use the cycle lanes. it's much better than a car, and then it will ease scooters were introduced in france in 2018 since then. they've become part of the landscape in most cities, but some people say they're a nuisance cluttering pavements and endangering pedestrians. now the french government launched a new plan to regulate them. writers will have to be at least 14 years old and they'll be tougher penalties for misuse. cotton industrial to people on an east good who is forbidden to day, but the fine is only 35 euros. so it will be raised to a 135 years. the messages that dangerous behavior will be paralyzed, dedicated parking zones, and lowest speed limits are already in place. while the french government is st

the could get worse. natasha butler al jazeera paris to nicea has introduced water rationing as the country south is its 4th year of severe drought. nightly water supply counts are in force and the agriculture ministry has been the use of water. the irrigation water in green, public spaces and washing cars. families and teachers have held a visual outside a preschool. we have 4 children, were killed in an attack in southern brazil, a man with an ex broke into the campus, and the state of santa catarina. the date were between the ages of 5 and 7. the man was arrested off. he surrendered to police over searches and the you will have tested the ability of artificial intelligence to as it's hard to function. they can pay the performance of an eye algorithm with human cardiologist, phone of routine diagnosis, and the findings published in the journal nature. sure, the i did surprisingly well, colon baker has more. it takes years to learn to read the human heart. one test cardiologists use called left ventricular ejection fraction, or l v e f shows how well a person's heart is functioning. it sho

well, natasha butler is live for us in paris at natasha. i dont know if this is the end of the story that you've been covering for months now, but it certainly feels that way. we know that headline constitutional counsel says ok. this reform is constitutional. what else did they say? well said nazi, what we know for now and look, it was expected that francis constitutional counsel would approve this reform largely there will be probably some modification, some tweaks suggested to the law, but it means the retirement age. and i can't race from 62 to 64. good news, of course for the french president. it is a reform that he has pushed for ever since. it was 1st, next it back in 2017. so clearly he and his government will. the police brought you can see the army, there are many protesters here in central harrison city hall bay, all gathering in close to numbers. and they are of course, unhappy. even though this decision isn't a huge surprise to the more trade union leaders. i've been saying today is even though this decision is happening, they'

this week failed to break stalemate. natasha. butler has been covering his protest movements since the beginning in paris. natasha. this has been lasting for weeks, but it appears to have become more violent recently. why is that? yeah, what we've seen in recent weeks is more violence and more anger. these protests ever since the french government bypass parliament pushed the refer pension reform through by decree. a lot of people saying that's unfair and on democratic. but i have to say the violence that we are saying is carried out by a minority of protesters and trouble makers. who often infiltrate these sorts of protests in order to damage property, a lease a short while ago, we actually saw a bank very close by the, with fire to buy some processes. you might even be able to see some smoke quite, quite thick in the air behind me. that's because there are some been some property on fire down there as well to sort of thing to we've been seen in recent weeks. but what rights groups are saying is that the french police are fueling the t

so let's go to city hall. natasha butler, standing by there for us. the cash at this was a make or break moment for the president. the last few weeks of the leading up to this day, is it fair to say that he wins on pension reform? i think is fair to say that president about michael has wanted to push through a pension reform since he was supposed to make it in 2017, it is repeated. he said, reforming the pension system is important because the pension system needs to be modernized and also needed to be streamlined to re economically viable and sustainable for future generations. so it is a win win because you have frances constitutional council validates in this more agreeing to the one of the main and key points made that racism times i turn 62 to 64. so a good day for christ. michael in many respects, but look, this reform has come out a price for the president because he faces perhaps a challenge and through my few months, even a challenging few years. because is, government has alienated a number of law makers in parliament that are unhappy about

make the final decision on whether it's really the end of the road for a scooters in the city. natasha butler, al jazeera paris, still come on the use of the joshua when his 1st fighting over 2 years, but he's not happy. we'll hear from him in the school, which of a 543, tomorrow, a broad takes on the big issues. this isn't the one off he's talking about a systemic issue here. black labs don't really matter in the police. world unflinching questions is war with lawanda a minute rigorous debate. people who are dying because of lack of medical treatment, challenging conventional wisdom. the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign of programs. join me, mark him on hill for up front. what al jazeera, the latest news, as it breaks, evidence in a place like this, where people say just a few bodies have been covered, complete to the number of people missing. with details covering some of the government policies are making it difficult for them to export on climate change has also impacted a supply from around the world to their rescue. plants showed their confidence

natasha butler. thank you very much. a speak the actual person who's a trained driver and a union representative for at c t, c, g t rail and france, and he joins us from trap. and of course, you've been opposed to this, so pension reform since the beginning. now that the constitutional court has said it is legal, it is constitutional, and it is going ahead. what's your reaction? well, it's not a big surprise because as we mean it's bleeding to all workers. we've been listening to us. 7 out of 9 of the members of this constitutional courts were actually nominated by either michael or loved his properties in the senate. so he thought was surprised when they basically rendered this are actually a bit archer than it actually was because they moved to the queue. the queue aspect of the law that was considered, at least by one of these are the positive aspects of the reform. and now that you can do that, the demand for referred to you and with the service they've been doing what the, what the expected from the state the proces

that's before my crone can cite it into law. natasha butler is joining us from paris. natasha. tell us what the mood is like where you are and what you've been seeing was been largely peaceful. you can probably see people behind me are walking across a walking cross the city with music going and flights. or we did see some violence outbreaks a bit earlier. we saw some of these and hotels clash, some protested, throwing rocks. had the police then the police charging and firing take gas. some processes also smashed off a bank and some shops are very close by to where we were standing. so they're all these pockets of violence. we've seen more and more at these prices. they all i shoot until i'm an employee is carried out by a very small minority. oh, well, filing processes, because most people here to will peacefully try get that message across to the french government. if they want his pension or reform withdrawal, they want it scrapped. and his protest comes on a key day just a day before francis constitutional counsel will examine, will look at whether or not it approves oh, th

from 62 to 64, president dominion macklin forced the bill through parliament without a vote. natasha butler is live for us in paris. natasha. this. the anger has been rising in france ever since he pushed through his bill through parliament. what's the mood where you are? no. one of their suddenly a lot of anticipation in many parts of france ahead of this decision by francis constitutional counsel. i look is interesting because the constitutional counsel that examines bales did look at that galaxy. they constitutionality, it does all the time. but it's not often that people actually focus on the work of his council, but he just goes to show you how people in france have really been following every stage of this pension reform bill. because it is that bill that is controversial. a bill that has been so divisive. if you look around me ikea on the square in the center of paris in front of the city hall, hundreds of people have started to gather, protested. some of them have been walking across the city have been processed like this already across france to day and we are expecting a much bigg

and i'm natasha butler in power. so people have been protesting against price and micros pension reform, a reform that he says, he won't scrap and i'm fine. how much would all the sports, including chelsea and now it's a temporary fix to long term problem form a coach frank lampart has been named into a manager until the end of the season. ah, there we begin this hour with escalating tension in the middle east, where the largest barrage of rockets since the 2006 war has been fired towards israel from lebanon. is really military says it intercepted 25 or 34 projectiles. 3 people were reported injured. several buildings damaged. a number of rockets were also fired from gaza overnight. all of this coming after israeli police storm deluxe, the mosque, unoccupied, east jerusalem for a 2nd night on wednesday. they again fired stun grenades and rubber coated steel bullets at worshippers. some of them through fire crackers and stones. the u. s. is called for calm after the violence that alex the mosque and says it's maintain

make the final decision on whether it's really the end of the road for the scooters in the city. natasha butler, al jazeera paris. ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, israel's cabinet, is set to discuss the creation of an armed unit, which would report directly to the national security minister. it's m r been give your critics say, it could be used to unfairly target palestinians. orators silence government dissent. natasha, her name says be prime minister, put the proposal to cabinet after bank of your agree to support the postponement of the judicial overhaul. prime minister benjamin netanyahu made this promise to his national security minister, as protests were roiling the country last week. it was at a standstill. this was over the judicial overhaul that is being bandied about. netanyahu made this promise to his national security minister because his national security minister, it's mar, ben gavera was threatening to resign from the coalition, which would have put the coalition in jeopardy. it has a slim majority in the u. s. bad weather as hampering clean up operations after days

make the final decision on whether it's really the end of the road for he scooters in the city. natasha butler al jazeera paris. ah. just a quick check of the main stories were following now, and a leading russian military blogger who supported the invasion of ukraine, has been killed in a bomb attack on a cafe in central st. petersburg, london to tar excuse. real name was at maxim foreman, was a member of a blogging group known as cyber front said, which had hired out the cafe for an event. witnesses a, the bomb was hidden in a statuette he was presented with 25 people are being treated for injuries. originally from easton, ukraine to tarkey, was a high profile supporter of the law. your secretary say antony blinkin has spoken to his russian counterparts, her gloves on the phone to demand the immediate release of an american journalist as an gosh of its as a correspondent with the wall street journal. he was detained by russian security agents on wednesday, on espionage allegations. israel's cabinet approve, major budget cuts across all ministries to fund a new national guard demanded by the

the bill said to raise the retirement age in france from 62 to 64. natasha butler has more from paris. what we're seeing are people who've told us this evening again, and again, they're going to continue to protest to continue to demonstrate against this reform that they feel is unfair. but look, is not clear which way we'll go. because although there are many who say they want to continue in the streets, trade union lead to say me asking for that. there are others who feel that perhaps now with this decision, by the constitutional counsel that maybe it's over. maybe there's a point gang out and demonstrating again because they feel that it might not have any impacts. but what nearly everyone has said to us is that come the next election . they're going to remember what has happened. long delayed prisoner swap is underway in yemen between hootie rebels and the saudi led coalition. while the $800.00 detainees are expected to be released over the next 3 days, is a major step toward ending the 8 year war in yemen in the capital santa. the 1st groups of hootie prisoners of arrived home of

the could get worse. natasha butler, al jazeera, paris, or still ahead on al jazeera. after years of hostility, regional rivals said to reopen embassies and resume slides from cataracts to clarity. we hear from a doctor who's bringing ocular health to room ah hello, there. we seen some really nasty weather across southern parts of europe, but things are going to improve over the next few days as that weather system skirts its way further east. we are seeing temperatures pick up across more northern areas, but still some bits and pieces of wintry and wet weather to be found over the next few days. will start in the north west because we've got bursts of rain moving into britain and the island of island on thursday. but it is an improving picture as we go into the east a holiday weekend with more in the way of sunshine, sunshine across scandinavia, as well. as the winter conditions, east temperatures picking up in places like also 10 degrees celsius on friday. wester. further south of this, the wintry weather moving in across more central areas, but further to the southw

constitutional counsel will rule on the legislation on friday, before my whole concern is into law. natasha butler has more from paris. well, he's just seen the police and some probably cashier on the street. please buy, take a brochure whenever the timing is done by a minority of people. people who have been mostly peaceful, they're angry about person, michael's pension reform. the facts of this for fool mean the people laugh to tie later. $64.00, broad within $62.00. they say eighty's on phone, and this probably just comes just one day before franz's constitutional counsel will decide whether or not to approve person. michael's bill if it does, even with some minor suggestions or changes. if it is pretty tough to say they're gonna still come out in the streets, trade union leaders say it will continue to demonstrate what they want. is this reform scrapped? reform the post michael says, is necessary to sustain the pension system for future generations. such a popular i'll just 0 power is still to come on out. his era. ah, irish leaders give a re inducement to joe biden as he continues the tour of

the could get worse. natasha butler, al jazeera paris. britain has confirmed plans to hold hundreds of asylum seekers and migraines on a barge off its southern coast. it's part of efforts to reduce the use of costly hotels as temporary accommodation, while asylum frames are being processed. the vessel will accommodate about $500.00 adult males, the government phase, they will provide basic and functional accommodation. the plan has been criticized by human rights groups. the husband or former scottish national party leader nicholas surgeon has been released without charge. police had earlier arrested peter morale in an investigation into alleged irregularities in the finances of continents ruling party. he resigned as, as in peace chief executive last month, hol brennan reports. this is a dramatic development in the 18 month police investigation into s and p. finances detectives and forensic offices conducting a full scale search of the family home in glasgow, while more teams executed search warrants at other addresses, including the party headquarters. nicholas sturgeon, successor as

constitutional court will rule on the legislation on friday, before mackerel can sign it into law. natasha butler has more from paris. well, he's just in the police, it's on plato class here on the street, please by take us, you can go, he said some of the damage i some processes i brochure went under the gun is done by a minority. 2 people can be mostly peaceable that angry about my son, michael's pension reform, the fact that this her fool mean the people love to tie later broader than 62. they say eighty's on. and this quote just comes just one day before franz's constitutional council will decide whether or not to approve price of michael's bill if it does, even with some minor suggestions or changes. if it does these protests to say they gonna still come out in the streets, trade union need to say they will continue to demonstrate because what they want is with form scrapped. reform. the person michael says is necessary to sustain the pension system for future generations. isabella, i'll just 0 hours a week softer psychos. freddy devastated mozambique. the country is facing its worst cholera

the could get worse. natasha butler, al jazeera paris representatives from the us and u. k. are among full diplomats to walk out of the un security council meeting cold by russia on wednesday. moscow initiated the informal meeting to discuss what it calls the transfer of children from ukraine to russia. the west says they were abducted diplomatic as to james bass, has more from new york representatives of full western countries. walking out of a meeting of un security council members. russia organized the informal meeting to discuss the transfer of children from ukraine to russia, controversially invited russia's children's commissioner, maria leuva below, but to speak by video link. she was issued an arrest warrant by the international criminal court. at the same time, last month, as the russian president vladimir putin accused of organizing the abduction of children. she though, said they were being rescued, al jazeera is blurred, the faces of children who are now in russia, who appeared in a video that she played to the meeting kind of the actual, but i want to stress tha

the could get worse. natasha butler, al jazeera paris sla had on al jazeera will tell you why the british government is planning to house. hundreds of sign him seekers on a barge. ah hello there. the weather's looking largely quiet across much of south asia. at the moment. we're expecting lots of sunshine to come into pakistan as well as northern areas of india further south. this is where we see the cloud and the heavier rain picking up friday into saturday from showers as well, edging into coastal areas of corolla and the potential for some storms popping off in sri lanka to the north east. it's a quiet to picture as well, with lots in the way of sunshine come in to bangladesh and for pakistan where we are expecting some heat to pick up the horse seeing 30 degrees celsius on saturday . that temperatures may be on the up here, but they certainly coming down places like japan as we move to east asia. that slow moving weather system. finally edging its way further east from friday into saturday'd. still gonna bring some heavy rain on fridays and southern parts of japan, trickling down into

the scooters in the city. natasha butler, al jazeera paris. that's it for this show. her news continues here now to sierra right off the inside story. stay with us. ah hello there. it's set to warm up slightly across the middle east over the next few days. but things still are looking largely windy and that was windy across iraq over the weekend. a sandstorm blew into baghdad, causing poor visibility. the air quality still remains poor here, but there will be some improvement coming through on monday, the temperature touching up slightly, the winds are still blowing down the gulf. they will start to ease over the next few days and temperatures in places like doha and dubai will pick up that wind whips back round, bringing some sand to northern parts. the saudi arabia dust in the air here, lots of hazy sunshine. but it will also pick temperatures up across the levant. now a weather system, you can see it behind me is starting to work its way further east into turkey as we go into choose. they bring some wet weather here, but the wet and windy weather is 1st going to be

they all natasha butler has war from paris. i'm just a photo heavy. no, on the street ever since person in my all my call gave is the speech a little bit earlier. the police are out in force. they trying to move them. they're trying to make them. i mean, so they can re open the roads, but this is just some of the anger, though. we have been staying on the streets over the past few weeks and months since the beginning of a new america pension reform. they say that even though it is being signed in to know that they will continue to pay, i gave a speech in which you need to re, to why you decided to proceed this placement. right. i tend to refer, you said it was necessary. the people who are known god from 60 to think people that live in young, but he says that he wants french people to move on. but he doesn't really look at the 30 did to do that to me. no, some of them at a recent opinion pulling that some 3 quarters the french people support with. 6 and it's actually barbara, i home families of the victims of frances whilst and disaster say they're di

the could get worse. natasha butler, al jazeera, paris form of resilience president diable. sanara has testified on diamond jewelry gifts he received from saudi arabia when he was in power. he denies any wrongdoing while being questioned by police, while sonata received the gifts from the saudi king in 2021. he has since returned the jewelry to the audit courts. efforts to show his willingness to respect the law, families and teachers of how the vigil outside the preschool were full. children were killed in an attack in southern brazil, a man with an axe broke into the campus in the state of santa katerina. mine was arrested off that he surrendered to police. president louise and i submitted a silver is called the attack. a monstrosity. protest is demanding government action on poverty and inflation blocked, busy streets in argentine as capital. the more than $120.00 blockades was set up around one cyrus and provinces around the country. government figures show poverty increased the 40 percent last year, or the $18000000.00 argentinians are unable to cover their basic food needs with t

constitutional counsel will rule on the legislation on friday, before micron consigned it into law. natasha butler has more now from paris. well, he's just seen the police and some purchases. are cashier on the street. please buy, take us, you can. but he said some of the damage that was done a some processes operation. the is done by the minority. 2 people people have been mostly peaceful that angry about my son, michael's pension reform, the fact that this her fool mean the people laughed to tie later. 60 fool rob within 62, they say eighty's on phone. and his protest comes, does one day before franz's constitutional counsel will decide whether or not to approve my son, michael's bill. if it does, even with some minor suggestions or changes. if it does these protests to say they can still come out in the streets, trade union lead to say they will continue to demonstrate because what they want is this reform scrapped a reform. the person michael says, is necessary to sustain the pension system for future generations. isabella, i'll just sarah paris was still a head hair on al jazeera tension in s

the former crone consign it in to laura. natasha. butler explains what could happen next. what happens now will probably determine whether the protests continue in fonts or whether they will fade away. this is process constitutional counsel examine bill. it has been looking at the french president, him, i knew micro pension reform or a phone that my call says is necessary to modernize the pension system. it will also raise the retirement age by 2 years to $64.00. it is a reform that's been quite unpopular and even in my room i call and make as much. yeah, yeah, there was certainly social descent again, this form, but it doesn't mean that everything should stop. so we are all getting on with our work. well, the constitutional counsel will deliver its verdict on the bill. it will either approve it as it is, and then it will include become law. it will approve it bought, suggest some modifications, but it will still become law eventually. or it could scrap it now, scrapping it is what frances trade unions would like. they have made major demonstration against this reform sinc

make the final decision on whether it's really the end of the road for a scooters in the city. natasha butler al jazeera paris. ah, it's good to have you with us. hello, adrian, for the good here and go all the headlines on our 0. israel's travelers approved major budget cuts across ministries to funder national guard, headed by the far right. security minister isabel banga via says it's critical in the fight against what he calls terrorism. goldsmith's reports from west jerusalem . this has been it mar, banga is pet project really, since he joined with benjamin netanyahu. as coalition is new government in december and banga, there has been pushing more and more for it since he's because he's fail to get control really over the police or the military. and his wish came true last week when benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister finally caved in. un get said to bang there. okay. you can have this national guard what critics call a private militia. if you agree to my plan, to pause the judicial overhaul that he's trying to push through parliament that's been prompted all these protest. serious d

last month, natasha butler has worn out for us from parents without hundreds of protests in front of the infant. joel perez, and what most of them have told us that they are not surprised provinces. hope your counsel as approved president emmanuel, macro bentonville, but that doesn't mean they're not disappointed. all frustrated. what they've been telling us is they want to continue to continue to demonstrate because they they continue to put person on the french government that heathen douglasville will become know the bob's appraisal. mike will be forced to scrap the law. you can even see a. 7 link strike people here. c a more somebody does it cuz it feels as if the government is not listening or seeing what's happening in the street. so we'll continue to protest until the heroes and caea does. she's also offering this hipaa. of course, the council's decision is disappointing because we believe there was a legal basis for it to scrap the bill. we feel that the spirit of democracy is being respected in this country. 2 as opening up a sign over that saying, oh, end of democracy becau

constitutional court will be ruling on the legislation on friday, before mycroft and signed it into law. natasha butler has more from paris where we've just seen the police in some cases, our class here on the street, please by take us. you can go. he said some of the damage that was done. i some processes on brochure went under the pilot, is done by a minority of people. people who have been mostly peaceable. they're angry about my son, michael's pension reform, the fact that this her fool mean the people last to time later. broader than $62.00, they say eighty's on fell and his protest comes just one day before franz's constitutional counsel will decide whether or not to approve my son michael's bill . $80.00, even with some minor suggestions or changes. if it does, who's pretty tough to say they're gonna still come out in the streets, trade union lead to say they will continue to demonstrate what they want. if this reform scrapped, reform, the person michael says, is necessary to sustain the pension system for future generations. research about bla al jazeera cars, mozambique is facing its worst cho

many thanks, van natasha. butler live in paris. as being a major step towards ending the 8 year war in yemen for the 1st time since 2020 who t rebels and the saudi led coalition, a holding a large scale prisoner exchange, hundreds of detainees are expected to be released over the next 3 days. in the capital santa b 1st groups of hootie prisoners have arrived home where we challenge as more on the breakthrough international airport in yemen. the men leaving this plain, returning to freedom, was released as part of a prison swap between saudi arabia and the iran back to the rebels. now we are happy to return to the capital some after we were in the presence of the enemy. he thanked abdul malik l, who's the corporation on the kitchen this asked of these prisons. it's a huge moment for them personally. but it's the realization of a political breakthrough to around $900.00 prisoners will be released in the exchange. it's part of a deal. reach in negotiations between the 2 sides, seeking an end to the near 9 year war mediated by a man. t

battery powered vehicles, but fewer than 8 percent of eligible voters took part in the referendum. natasha butler reports from parish writing an electric screw to like this will soon be a thing of the past in paris because the mayor of paris has decided to ban them from the september. it follows a referendum in the city, 90 percent of people who voted, said that they want scooters to be bad, mainly because they say they are a nuisance. they're fed up with seeing them strewn across pavements. i like this. i, many people also say they dangerous not only for uses, but also for pedestrians. for people though, who use scary to as well, they'll be very disappointed because they say they're a good, a 0 missions way to zip around the city, particularly because they're so much traffic in paris. and some people also say, but the way the referendum was actually carried out wasn't very fair because very few people knew about them for a little publicity. just a few posters around the city that interested person. it's ridiculous because only 7 percent, who so voted and that leads to a band with ms. watson. it'

last year, natasha butler took the opportunity to have one last school ride. writing an excuse to like this will soon be a thing of the paul in paris because the man has decided to ban them from the september. it follows a referendum in the city, 90 percent of people who voted fed that they want to be ban, mainly because they say they are a nuisance that fed up with seeing them through across havens like this. many people also say they dangerous, not any uses, but also for pedestrians. for people though, who use scuse, well, they'll be very disappointed because they say they're good. they're emissions way to zip around the city, particularly because there's so much traffic empowers. and some people also say that the way the referendum who's actually carries out wasn't very fat because very few people knew about the very little public. the just a few posters around the city that even said it's ridiculous because only 7 percent, who so voted. and that leads to a bandwidth with what's called good as are a nightmare. and parents, people drive carelessly that dangerous. so for people safety

insist but raising the retirement age by 2 years to 64 is necessary to keep the system afloat. natasha butler has more from paris. i'm just afraid to be no on the street ever since parsons in my old michael gave is the speech a little bit earlier. the police are asking for is they trying to move them? they're trying to make them mean so they can re open the roads. but this is just some of the anger, though. we have been staying on the streets over the past 3 weeks and months since the beginning of a. 6 6 pension reform, they say that even though it has been signed in to know that they will continue to pay, i gave a speech in which you need to re, to why you decided to push this placement. right. i tend to refer, you said it was necessary to people who are known god from 60 to think people could live in. but he said that he was french people to move on. but he doesn't really look at the thought we did to do that to me, not from the recent opinion pulling that some 3 quarters. the french people support with. 6 such a popular era, a defamation lawsuit against fox news will be again on tuesday in

they are serious. natasha butler reports from paris. i'm just a photo is healthy. no, on the street. ever since i sent in my all my all gave is the speech a little bit earlier, lee or i to force they're trying to move them. they're trying to make them lean so they can re open the roads. but this is just some of the anger, though we have been staying on the streets over the past 3 weeks and months since the beginning of i say that even though it is being signed in to know that they will continue to pay, i gave a speech in which you need to re, to why you decided to proceed with. he said it was necessary to people who have known god from 60 to 50 people because it didn't. but he said it was french people to move on. but it doesn't really look as if we did do that to me. know, some of them are recent opinion, believe that some records of the french people support with the families of victims of frances was to add as austin's favor disgusted. ultra cort cleared at france. some plane maker, air boss of manslaughter, 228 passengers and crew died when the jet crashed into

make the final decision on whether it's really the end of the road for a scooters in the city. natasha butler al jazeera paris. ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, israel's cabinet is said to discuss the creation of an armed units, which would report directly to the national security minister. it's a mor bang, chavira. critics say it could be used to unfairly target palestinians or to st. silence government assent. that i shall rename, says the prime minister, put the proposal to cabinet after ben chavira agreed to support the postponement of the judicial overhaul. prime minister benjamin netanyahu made this promise to his national security minister, as protests were roiling the country last week. it was at a standstill. this was over the judicial overhaul that is being bandied about. netanyahu made this promise to his national security minister because his national security minister it to mar banga vere was threatening to resign from the coalition, which would have put the coalition in jeopardy. it has a slim majority in the u. s. bad weather as hampering clean up operations after

the could get worse. natasha butler, al jazeera paris, tennessee has introduced water rationing as the country suffers its 4th year of severe drought. nightly water supply counts are in force, and the agriculture ministry has banned the use of water for irrigation water in green, public spaces and washing cars. violence violate his face a fine or imprisonment of the 6 months. the decision threatens to fuel social tension. many tennesseans struggling with poor public services, high inflation and a weak economy. families and teachers have held a visual outside a preschool with 4 children were killed and an attack in southern brazil. a man with an axe broke into the campus. in the state of center cats arena. the dead were between the ages of 5 and 7. the man was arrested after he surrendered to police. and international police operation has shut down what's believe to be one of the world's largest online market stealing and stolen identities. europe's policing agency, you are poll, says more than 100 people were arrested in the operation. which spanned 17 countries, genesis markets offere

insist that raising the retirement age by 2 years to 64 is necessary to keep the system afloat. natasha butler has more from paris. hundreds of pre a be no on the street ever since present in my own michael gave is the speech a little bit earlier that police are out in force. they trying to move them. they're trying to make them be so they can re open the roads, but this is just some of the anger the we have been seen on the streets over the past 3 weeks and months since the beginning of a pension reform. they say that even though it is being signed in to know that they will continue to pay, i gave a speech in which you need to write to, why you decided to pursue this placement. i tend to refer, you said it was necessary to people who are longer than 62 people could live in young. he says that he was friends, people to move on, but he doesn't really look. is it going to do that to me? no, some of them had a recent opinion believe that some recall disappoint people support with such a problem. i, a defamation lawsuit against fox news will begin on tuesday in the us state of delaware. but closel

natasha butler has more from the demonstration in paris. hundreds of protest is hoping, you know, on the street i was in person in my all my call gave is the speech a little bit earlier. the police are asking for was they trying to move them? they're trying to make them leave, so they can re open the roads. but this is just some of the anger, though. we have been staying on the streets over the past few weeks and months since the beginning of a pension reform. they say that even though that has been signed in to know that they will continue to pay. i know my book gave a speech in which you need to re, to why you decided to proceed with this. i tend to refer, you said it was necessary to people who are non god from 60 to think people who does that live in young. he says that he wants friends people to move on. but he doesn't really look at the thought we did to do that. to me. know, some of them, recent opinion, believe that some 3 quarters, the french people support for the instructions. in such a barbara i, a french court was acquitted, both abbas and the france of manslaughter char

but the french government have made it very clear that they have no intention of doing that. natasha butler reporting there are still ahead on al jazeera. we will tell you why the british government is planning to house hundreds of asylum seekers on a barge. have you wondered why eggs have gotten so expensive lately? i'm kristen salumi, looking for the answer to that question. lancaster county, pennsylvania. ah, it's a $1000000000.00 money, no drink operation. the coal, marcia is bigger than the company with financial institutions, regulators and governments complicit. and what is this? is that right? i've described that in a 4 part series. al jazeera investigative unit goes under cover in southern africa, pittsburgh. we can fill 90 percent. it doesn't. once it's the falling, it's perfectly brand new. good. pop 3 on anxious era in me and monroe him gives citizen journalists are risking their lives to secretly film the ongoing prosecution of their people from 101 east reveals there never before seen footage on all jazeera when the news breaks. this is a 10 nationwide site says that the begin

al, from natasha butler in paris. 100 total be no on the street. everything person in my, all my call gave is the speech a little bit earlier that lease or i to force they trying to move them. they're trying to make them leave so they can re open the roads. but this is just some of the anger, though. we have been staying on the streets over the past few weeks and months since the beginning of a. 6 6 pension reform, they say that even though it has been signed in to know that they will continue to pay, i gave a speech in which you need to re, to why you decided to proceed this placement attention. he said it was necessary. the people who have known god from 60, do you think people who do that little longer. he said that he was french people to move on. but he doesn't really look as if they did do that to me. know some of them at a recent opinion polling that some records of the french people support with the families of victims of france was to add, as austin say, that disgusted entre court cleared air france, some plane maker, ab boss of manslaught

we must all learn lessons from this is warranty. natasha butler live for some parish and tasha k. a lot of anger, there is indeed a short while ago there was a call for people to come out to the streets and brush pots and pans and protested emmanuel michael and his speech. during his speech, i should say, and then afterwards the protest saw to erupt. did people went in along the streets, burning bins? and you could probably see behind me, i just say the kids are still smoke rising from some of the bins that were burned. men over here, just all my right, there's a large number of police officers. what they're doing is trying to clear some of the greatest out there. so a lot of take asked me, i have to say that trying to clear some of the purchase out and try and re open the roads. but of course, it's very difficult to sort of thing, but we've been seeing over and over again, over the past few weeks since the beginning of the year as demonstrated continues to protest against present my calls pension reform reform. that is now more was signed off by the president. nevertheless, prote

last month. natasha butler has worn out from the french capital with our hundreds of protest in front of the central paris. and most of them have told us that they are not surprised. provinces. hope your counsel as approved president emmanuel, micro pension working bill. but that doesn't mean been disappointed. all frustrated what they've been telling us they want to continue to continue to demonstrate because they that if they continue to put person on the french government, that he even though this bill will become low. for bob's personal, mike will be forced to scrap the law and you can even see a link strike people here, a more sombre did you know that it feels as if the government is not listening or seeing what's happening in the street. so we'll continue to protest until the heroes and see whether this is also offering this hipaa. of course, the council's decision is disappointing because we believe there was a legal basis for it to scrap the bill. we feel that the spirit of democracy is being respected in this country. sometimes opening up a sign over there saying, oh, end of

the constitutional counsel rejected the idea of holding a public referendum on the issue. natasha butler has worn out from paris. what we're seeing of people who've told us this evening again and again that they going to continue to protest to continue to demonstrate against this reform that they feel is unfair. but look, is not clear which way we'll go. because although there are many who say they want to continue in the streets, trade union lead to certainly asking for that. there are others who feel that perhaps now with this decision, by the constitutional counsel that maybe it's over. maybe there's a point there now to demonstrating again because they feel that it might not have any impact. but what nearly everyone has said to us is that come the next election . they're going to remember what has happened. a suspect in the leak of u. s. military intelligence records has been charged as a federal court in boston. 21 year old jack to sharon is a member of the u. s. air force national guard. he is accused of unlawfully copying and transmitting classified material. and one of the larges

he scooters in the city. natasha butler, al jazeera, paris and elizabeth natasha. a french journalist, writer in columns she joins us live now from parish. a paris i should say. so what is the reaction to this likely to be private scooters? a not going to be allowed, but, you know, rental e scooters will law. it doesn't affect that. oh, east coaches. oh if, if you own one, you can ride it. that's not a problem, but maybe extra regulation in terms of a respecting the, the driving code because the scooters tend to sort of go up one way streets and pot practically anywhere. but, you know, private ones are okay. it's the 3 rental companies that supplied most of the east scooters of called the short duration rentals that have lost a vote, which was taken by only 7.45 percent of the paris voting of the public. so on the one hand, the mayor is delighted, she says we've got a clear victory, a b, e scooters are off the streets of paris, only other people say the boat was organized and complicated ways. there was no e voting or even though a most users of east coaches or peo

as good a natasha butler has been covering this since the beginning of the protest in paris . natasha. you just saw clashes more clashes again between protesters and police. why has this become more violent in recent weeks? there's no doubt we seen a lot more anger out during the recent protest since the french government forced their pension reform through parliament by decree. something that people feel is on democratic and unfair, but it's important to know that a lot of the violence is actually done by a small minority of protest. doesn't trouble makers infiltrate these protest, wanted to try and damage property and was often target police. in fact, we just saw just behind me, we saw some protesters smash and fret lights to a bank. the firefighters have just moved and you might still be able to see smoke. and we also saw some police and protest is a what right scripts have also been saying in recent weeks this is not one sided won't pay said they are saying. 1 french police using excessive force in these protests, instead of targeting the troublemakers, they fade the police office

by cong, forced the deeply unpopular bill through parliament without a vote. natasha butler has more from the french capital for now, 100 paycheck in front of 15, st. george perez, and most of them have told us that they are not surprised. as usual council as approved president emanuel macro meant to bring bill. but that doesn't mean they're not disappointed. all frustrated what they've been telling us they want to continue to pay to continue to demonstrate because they they continue to the person on the french government that even though this bill will become no. but bob's voicemail mike won't be forced to scrap the law. you can even see a link strike. people here with no more sombre, dizzy that a consumer it feels is with the government is not listening or seen what's happening in the street. so we'll continue to protest on to the hearing and see that this is also something this observable. of course, the council's decision is disappointing because we believe there was a legal basis for it to scratch the bill. we feel that the spirit of democracy is being respected in this country.

sir, is natasha butler. reports from paris. well, clearly people who are in favor of finding electric scooter cars, all right, please say federal law as far as they were concerned. very nice. and so if you look behind me, you can see the sort of thing that made people quite angry scooters kind of piles. off on the side of the pavement, clustering side walks, not kind of thing. people said, look, they were just ugly and unsightly in the landscape and that they are all risk with these beauty is that they pose a danger, said critics to not only uses but people pedestrians that are trying to be assisting the very pleased about this result on the flip side, you have others who say that these were unimportant and little tentative. they just transferred to the city that has lots of traffic, a good way to get around to get from a mission, 3 sides to the point of goals. and it has also been a lot of criticism about the way that this folks in reference to move actually rolls out and put in place for a few people. and parents are even kne

the could get worse. natasha butler, al jazeera paris. mexico's president has risen to the chinese leaders using, paying, urging him to help control shipments of the synthetic opioid fentanyl. the u. s. has called on its southern neighbor to do more to hold the trafficking for substance. john holeman has moved from mexico city. its been a rib button issue in the us for the last few years. fenton knew the synthetic hope you it up to 50 times, stronger than heroin, with the overdose rate to match. and some republican lawmakers had been ratcheting up the pressure met scope to stop getting into the states. led by senator lindsey graham fentenol is a killer and the people killing you. americans reside out in the open in mexico. we're going to designate these group he's trying to introduce legislation to designate, met cartels as international terrorist organizations and potentially authorize the us military to head into the country to stop them. my city, the mexico is not happy plugged them into. so these proposals are in themselves a lack of respect in a threat to our sovereignty on funding fo