so the height of all, just sarah of our correspondent natasha butler was caught up in the unrest earlier and not there. well, this is the neighborhood when i on there and sitting on top of the time is now, oh my gosh. you can see of the, with the pony tail. he is leading tribute to 17 year old son is a member to log. and when you go cause you really go to the motion, sometimes you feel to be very touched. if there were so many people here, sometimes she looks as if she is on the test because everyone is telling me the song that was to between these traffic check no fall from here, just a few 100 meters away from what is most taking place. so basically it's important to be human, the situation is last too long, the same things keep happening and choose people are sick of it. it could have been my son's. i'm of no african origin and it's not the 1st i'm, the sort of thing has happened. we are sofa don't. what's happening now is exactly the sort of thing that tends to explain the situation because the police have fired a number of to a guess. how does says right into the middle of this crow

there is natasha butler, who joins us live from a non tab. natasha. so another night of finance. the situation for the government is getting worse, isn't it? it is no. the french government will concerned that the rest would escalate and it would spread. and that was phase of being confirmed, the 3rd night of violence and things around me getting was we so more on rest than a great to number cities and towns across phones, move islands in a number of cell phones, but also in the center of power is where people looted i'm some shots and smashed windows and several districts of the city. these are the sort of things, of course, that the government very much wanted to avoid cement here in those head. this is where an aisle came from or just yesterday we was here and there was a march through the city to pay tribute to the 17 year old that defended into chaos when the police intervened in the game and nothing noise in which so many parts of this sub were in flames. in fact, if you look behind me, i'm gonna step out the show it you can see this is a bank. it was set on fire in the ear

all right, let's bring in natasha butler, who joins us live from the powers sub of known to. hello the natasha. what's the mood like way you are after yet another turbulent, nice. the whole thing. so suddenly a much calmer than they were last night. we were here for part of the night in the neighborhood where the 17 year old nile lived. there is a neighborhood with a high rise apartment blocks quite densely packed. we saw a number of people in the street, mostly young men trading fireworks that police officers also funding calls and does spins all the see tensions that number bull says, a very high presence, i should say, of security forces that and a few classes between police and some of protest, there's a lot of fine good we still that know just in this. so the of known tab, but also how the power suburbs and all that also other cities across from i think it's also important to put this into a why the context. because those are ongoing and have been ongoing tensions and issues between some young people in the suburbs and police over the years there's a decades really there

they say of like a proof of what so often goes on seeing natasha butler. i'll just sarah mantell from as well. and 80000000 people in the united states are living on the coolest e less again, jason, while fi smoke spreading from canada. people have been told to beware of health problems and to where mosques. heidi died, castle reports from washington, dc. chicago had the worst air to breeds in the united states and in the world by some measures. on wednesday, the windy cities iconic sky line over lake michigan was barely visible beneath the haze. even as president joe biden arrived for pre scheduled visit, landing at o'hare airport under an air quality warning. i've never seen it like this smoky or anything like, even fog, like, i've never seen a b. this bad people in 16 states were advised to avoid reading. the smoky air and outdoor events were cancelled in mass in detroit, the founder of the air monitoring firm just air, so the smoke only exacerbated the cities long running problem with pollution. many community space is way too often right, well, so thi

all right, we're now joined by natasha butler. natasha. you're able to be with us live after you recorded that. what's happening now enough down to tasha of the while at the end of the much as you saw that people looked at it well miss square were on standing in the middle of notes, had table ready to celebrate. ready to come. memories come together when the police fired the say, a gas into the sensor. and i have to say, you know, being a, was the families are very young. children and people were here to be peaceful. and the problem is, is then it's really. and then of course we sold on rest and violence, we saw some people flushing up buildings or buildings decide to show that. but it's my shop. we sold a fi is being led to another call being sent via to just behind me here 0. there's for the series of stones layers of the place because there was a few classes between some of those purchases and police, but it didn't have to be like that. so many people up because it was a peaceful march. it was a moments of joy. i could memorize it, shou

and how the assistance would change and how they were developed. natasha butler's been following the developments of the european parliament. here's her report from strasbourg. a lease proposal is aimed at ensuring that a, our systems are safe and ethical, and also the tech companies comply by rules and regulations. if they don't, they would face very large fines. now the idea of the noise that it would cost to grow as a our systems into different levels of risk that would be low risk systems that have less rules and regulations. but the highest risk to move was the regulations will be in place. and then they'll be a category a deemed unacceptable risk, a systems and amongst them would be facial recognition in public, in real time that it would be exceptions to this. for example, police could use a biometrics events in public and real time the sale looking for a missing child, for example. but naturally it would be bind many m e p say that it simply doesn't fit into the use values. it would be an erosion of rights, but they're all some who say that it has its place in terms of securi

and then the you would be left behind in this take a our race. natasha butler for inside story, stressful. all right, for more on all of this, i'm joined by our guests in chicago is i to saw. cause here is that the director of research at the center for techno model futures at the university of edinburgh. she's also a senior policy fellow on social and policy implications of generative ai for u. k. research and innovation in new york is mark sense and tech entrepreneur and ceo of filler an interview intelligence platform using a technology. and also in chicago, is david kruger, professor of machine learning at the university of cambridge, his work focuses on existential safety. in a i learning a warm welcome to you all. thanks so much for joining us today on inside story after. so let me start with you today. this draft law that has been passed by european m p's. how significant a step is this towards setting a rulebook for artificial intelligence going forward? and i think it's a significant 1st step for sure, but it's a very difficult and long way ahead of us. i am really happy to see h

. >> here is natasha butler's report from stress port. >> the proposed law is aimed to ensuring thati systems are safe, and ethical and also that tech companies comply by rules and regulations, if they don't they would face very large fines. the idea of the law is it would categorize ai systems into different levels of risk. there would be low risk systems that have less rules and regulations, but the higher the risk about the more rules and regulations. then there will be a category of deemed unacceptable risk ai systems. amongst them would be facial recognition in public, in real-time. there would be exceptions to this. for example, police could use biometrics in public if they are looking for a missing child. but largely, it would be banned. many say it does not fit into the eu's values and would be an erosion of rights. there are some who say it has its place in terms of security and policing. there are so many challenges with ai because it is such a fast developing system. what volumes makers have seen is how do you balance protecting people's rights with supporting an ovation.

natasha butler has this report.respondent: tributes for a 17-year-old boy who was shot dead by police during a traffic check on tuesday in a paris suburb. this woman said her son's new the victim. they cannot believe what happened. >> they are in shock. they said, mom, what should we do? what is happening with the police these days? are they protecting us? correspondent: the teenager was driving on this road when he was stopped by police. they say he was about to run over a police officer who opened fire in self-defense, but another version of events is soon emerged. somebody walking across this bridge of the time filmed what happened on their mobile phone, and that video tells a very different story. a police officer a gun at the driver -- points a gun at the driver. the shooting sparked unrest overnight in a number of paris suburbs and cities. the french government says justice will be served in court. the police officer has been placed under investigation for involuntary homicide. the french president said nothin

so they have natasha butler reporting from paris. thanks. that's all really helpful context natasha role. this is, this is a potentially terrible look for paris. i mean, suspects is suspicious of corruption. public contracts may be gone wrong. we don't know where this will land this investigation of course, but we're barely a year ahead of the olympic games. you are telling me before the show actually we always see a slew of never getting negative stories appear pop up before olympic game. yeah, i mean that seems to be of quite a regular passive here. a city is awarded the rights to the highest the guys and then is quite to gaze into the stories and i decide you have this roster of bad you stories because i'm forced to use that. this is do bad. new stories. you know, people like to click on them, people like to read about them and they, they do have to get our loved in 2012. that issues are the security, brazil. how to rear had issues. i have a corruption. and of course i took care of just recently have to do with the full a lot from the pub.

let's find out with natasha butler, who is live for us from paris. the pastoral. what's the aim of this visit by the delegation teaching is one of the european union is increasingly concerned about the numbers of people who are trying to reach the you legally across the mediterranean, across this route, which goes through to 0. so that is why you have the entire administers of france and just need to your opinions main countries in tune is talking to government officials that the to say to, to new. so they want to easier to do more to try and manage the board as back to. so i'm cranked down on people smuggling rings and still people taking these journeys, which also dangerous. and of course, we saw that just last week with the sinking of the migrant ship and the mediterranean, a terrible tragedy. so many lives. no. so that's what the french and german in terra minutes is all day. intuitively, they're also saying to tennessee, look, we can perhaps work on trying to create more legal pathways. fulton is you into or some of those who do take this dangerous journey. n

so the height of all just sarah us and our correspondent natasha butler was caught up in the unrest earlier and not that well, this is the neighborhood when i on lives and sitting on top of the side is nile model with the pony, he is leading tribute to 17 year old son is the name or 2 months. when you go cause you really go to the motion, sometimes you feel to be very touched and there were so many people here. sometimes you look for the cheese or just is because everyone is telling me. yeah. so that was to take these traffic checks not far from here, just a few 100 meters away from what is most taking place. so basically it's important to be here in the situations next to long the same things keep happening and choose people, a sick of a it could have been my son's. i'm of north african origin and it smelled the 1st i'm the sort of thing has happened. we are sofa don't. what's happening now is exactly the sort of thing that tends to explain the situation because the police have fired a number of to guess how that says right into the middle of this crowd as they were coming to the end of th

good fire out of control. natasha butler. i'll do 01 task from alright, let's get the latest now from poll brennan, who joins us from a non tear. hello, they pull some old place to bank, deployed on the straits, but the government is stopped. shoulder of declaring a state of emergency. that's right, there is a dial and i said they also are these parts of the background who came back from a summit to him, brussels early in order to consult with his ministers deciding to just say, put more police on the streets and speak quite strongly about the parental responsibilities of some of the kids who have been out on the streets late at night during 5 x and rocks at the place. he spoke about video games, intoxicating the youth and how the responsibility of the social media companies in to, to take down a material that could be seen to be in citing some of the actions. all of these groups that have been rampaging and a new thing. shops um, but on the, on the flip side, you know, the, the is stopped short of a declining a state of emer

all right, thank you so much. natasha butler reporting from parents. the still ahead on al jazeera, the heat is on in northern china. we have the latest on everyone's efforts to keep cool on the sale of chicken drone in a laboratory is approved by the us government, but some expert how they're down the the and we're off with your world's weather update. thank you for joining in, kicking this one off in australia and it is a breezy picture for the south coast of w. a. on friday. the storm system will intensify in the bytes, so it's going for a closer look. we'll put this a day forward here on saturday, and we see the system sweep in to south australia when the pitcher in adelaide, i think wind gusts in the order of 70 kilometers per hour, a few showers in the mix as well. meantime, temperatures recover in camera in sidney after your cold is june warnings and decades over the last little bit. now for new zealand did have that rare red weather alert for flooding brains. and the escape still getting this feet of rain off the pacific for it gets been on fri

they say a flight to approve of what so often goes on seeing natasha butler, i'll just sarah non tell from a natasha was a non tier one wednesday evening as on risk continued for a 2nd. not with noise came from in the power suburbs of non young people to be not in the streets as being a saw offices police officers just crazy. * can see of calls on 5, i'd be assessed, and 5, the police are now moving in. don't quite know why, but obviously this is a situation that they'll want to control foss. many residents in this area because they wouldn't be violent. that was violence. ready on tuesday. night off to the shooting of this teenager, but really everyone we supposed to hear. so the on the side, the and that is young. go amongst this neighborhood. this community that is being so shaken for the sessions. this teenager ring busy you know, friends, members of parliament held a minute silence in honor of the shooting victim. the president of the national assembly said the circumstances of a death will be investigated. the prime minister said the incident was not in line with the rules of eng

of my chrome past the reform without a vote in parliament using special constitutional powers. natasha butler has more from parents, a job that's been collecting money, let's just say even though they say they want to continue the french government, they say is unfair because it raises the retirement say by to use to 64 rules i pushed through 5 degrees. i may say a lot of people simply do not disagree with the 70 percent of young people here today will say from universities we since one told why so many young people watch the video and stuff movies. young people are really worried about democracy. the reform being forced through, made them come out and protest. so young people want to be here. lots of students have come here to show that youth cache because it's algebra ration disaffected. trade unions. protected in the era will twice a year, the world bank releases a report on the state of the global economy and its projections for growth. the 2nd of those reports for this year came out on tuesday and the numbers are down from last year. particle, hey, and how's the details from washington d

there is natasha butler in strasburg at the european parliament from on this. so how is the a i asked, going to work natasha the well, to on some of those questions, i'm going to bring in all guess the straight away. he's the rapp hotel of this act to drive goes to doc a. thank you very much. indeed for joining us, look, 1st of all, this is a huge bill. it's being used in the planning. and what it does is categorize a our systems in terms of the risk, low risk to high risk and unacceptable risk. all sorts of things will be a high risk. all sorts of things will be fund as well. first of all, many things. so having me in the show, let's start with the bad news because these will also, there was a trade in those sites and both during the negotiations and also today. so basically what we're saying with these is that these uses of technology and essentially pulled into the standards with a bidding 8. it's going to be the bedding, for example, biometric takes, which many misunderstood, that's in our attempt. we have been in the use of, for example, live, but metric te

they say a vital proof of what so often goes on seeing natasha butler. i'll just sarah mantell from smell loud parts of the us on the air quality alerts. again, that's kind of the experiences. it's worthwhile. pharmacies on record. 18000000 people from the midwest to the east coast are subject to the let's the red dots from minnesota through to pennsylvania and as far as office kentucky indicate unhealthy and quality. the purple dots indicate very unhealthy. a data from nasa shows smoke stretching from canada and across more than 3500 kilometers of the atlantic ocean on satellite images show. the smoke has drifted over northern portugal in spain and even further north into europe, where hazy skies are being reported of public health officials in the us. we're asking people to stay in doors, especially those in pool health. any of this month smoke from the wi fi as blanket to the us east coast for days, $100.00 caster joins us live from washington dc. heidi so we're hearing that large parts of the us and that one of these quality allows what does this mea

macro, on the increasing pressure to and beyond risk that some fit could spiral out of control. natasha butler, 20. 1 task from the following is emergency meeting, present, macro, and said the violence could not be allowed to continue the situation that absolutely unacceptable. nothing can justify silence, especially when it consists of attacking public buildings, town holes, police stations in schools. nothing justifies it to me. as go live, not a pull. brandon, who is in the powers of, of, of known tasso, some strong words, obviously the, from the president pull. but nonetheless, it seems as if there is a lot of frustration and anger that has building and building up for many years. it has caused these protests on this scale is that certainly seems to be the case, mainly because of the way that it is spread far beyond the federal boundaries of this district is known to in northwest a paris way out to the north lille, down to the south and must say in some news, i'm here at the corner where niles ca came to rest after you've been slightly shocked by the police officer, you can see the flies o

years. 264, president, dominion and i called passed this reform without a vote in parliament. natasha butler reports from paris. garbage collectors has been collecting money. we will say, even though they say they want to continue the french government, they say is on the need because it raises the time and say by 2 years to $65.00 degrees. and they say, a lot of people simply do not agree with the purchase of young people here today will set it for the universities. we spend one more so many young people watch the video and stuff movies. young people are really worried about democracy. the reform being forced through, made them come out and protest. so young people wanted, we had lots of students have come here to show that youth cash. because our gen ration disaffected. because the trade unions. 7 weeks brazil has lost one of its musical icons, astro gilberto became a global star after releasing her 1964 rendition of the girl from if a name a. she introduced the white, a world to brazilian books and over our latin america editor lucy. a newman takes a look back at one of the results bigges

a power is a 2020 full spokesman said the organization is cooperating with investigators. natasha butler has moved from the french capital. according to fraud, says financial prosecutor, police and investigates, has rated the offices of harris's organizing and then picks committee on the offices of a company working with the lympics in construction. now that these rates were in connection with 2 investigations, one from 20171 from 2022, in connection with alleged corruption and investments of public funds and favoritism. it is no though the 1st time that the parson and fix has had a bad news that has been some control. the see for example, and for the pricing of some of the tickets. some people say this to be too expensive for many ordinary people to be able to enjoy the game. also some control vesee over some of the documentation and contracts. and some of the work is here that some say have been on fat. never the less a lot of people will be looking forward to these huge may just forcing events on the tool set. i'm many of the locations and the venue is already exist, not seen away, bu

they say a flight of proof of what so often goes on seeing natasha butler, i'll just sarah know, tell phones. the french members of parliament have held a moment of silence in honor of the shooting victim, the president of the national assembly. it said the circumstances of the death would be investigated. the prime minister said the incident was not in line with the rules of engagement of french security forces. florida department of health has issued a state wide mosquito borne illness advisory after 4 cases of malaria were reported along the gulf coast south tampa. as follows, a health alert issued by the centers for disease control and prevention after a case in texas. in march, the 1st time there's been a local spread of malaria in the united states for 20 years. the organization stresses that the general risk of malaria in the us remains low. last year, the world health organization issued a report on valeria. that report found that in 2021, nearly half of the world's population was at risk from this disease. that year there were an estimated $247000000.00 cases of malaria world

south of the house, and this har is better than the treatment they received in other countries. natasha butler has more of a story from paris as well falls in germany like other european union countries, all concerned about the great number of people trying to reach the european union illegally by crossing the mediterranean via tennis. yeah, so the interior ministers from germany has been in san is you speaking to lee does that to a request and a month or 2 to do more to crack down on people, smoke lives and trafficking rings to, to, and still people taking these journeys now from says that it would give to this more than $27000000.00 in order to help with things like food and management and security. the german interior administer also suggested the more needs to be done from the vault to try and create more legal pathways for people to reach for your opinion, to work and study. so they don't on type these types of journeys. and this visit by these 2 and terry ministers really comes uh, in a much wide to context. the european union is looking to offer to this more than a $1000000000.00 to try

thank you very much. natasha butler lives there in paris. yvonne has unveiled what it says. it's 1st domestically made hypersonic ballistic miss i named thought it was reveal got a ceremony attended by president a brain bracy and top commanders of the revolutionary god. hypotonic miss hobbs can fly on a complex trajectory at least 5 times faster and the speed of sound that makes it difficult for them to be intercepted. does your battery is into ron and for the announcement has come at any important moment for you by so timing is certainly seen not as a co incidence. it was a deliberate and planning on the part of officials to unveil this ballistic missile out of time when israel has been adamant that it will do anything within its power to deter iran from obtaining a nuclear weapons. something iran has said that it's not interested, but also it's relationship with its neighbors. has been an on demand, mainly saudi arabia and egypt. iran has said that they are going to reopen their embassy and re add later on tuesday. so it's seen something as a message that despite all the r

how tools we present case site ads, who says this country will not be afford a god for europe. natasha butler has moved from paris on that or falls in gemini like other european union countries, all concerned by the great number of people trying to reach the european union illegally by crossing the mediterranean via tennessee. so the interior ministers from germany has been ants and is you speaking to lead? is that to a request of the month of june to do more to crack down on people smugglers and trafficking rings to, to, and still people taking these journeys now from says that it would give to this more than $27000000.00 in order to help with things like food and management and security, the gentleman named terry minister also suggests that the more needs to be done from the fault to try and create more legal pathways for people to reach the your opinion, to work and study. so they don't on type these types of journeys and this visit by these 2 and terry minutes is really comes uh in a much wide to context. so your opinion is looking to offer to news more than a $1000000000.00 to try and he

macro on the increasing pressure to and beyond risk that some fit could spiral out of control. natasha butler, 20. 1 task from a well following emergency meeting. president macro said the violence could not be allowed to continue. the good of the 2 nights we've just had. it's a situation that absolutely unacceptable. nothing can justify violence, especially when it consists of attacking public buildings, town holes, police stations in schools. so there's nothing justifies if any of the former president says he will appeal against the court, ruling the boss him from running for office until 2030 judges on the nation's top elect. total court found j both in are guilty of abusing his power and of last year's presidential vote. they concluded both in our undermine brazil's democracy by full c coming to for an investment is that the electronic voting system was ranked one. okay. you're not here has more of somebody edition error or will this decision has an impact on brazil's politics? because the former president zabel sonata was still a very strong political figure among brazil's right. he will

police station. johnson's of offices have been injured and the governments again calling for come. natasha butler was a non tech, as the unrest continued when the hour came from in the powers of, of, of known tact. young people to be that in the streets as being of offices, police officers just crazy idea across these prior to the klein can see and the calls are on fire, they'd be assessed and 5 the police are now moving in. don't quite know why, but obviously this is a situation that they would want to control foss. many residents in this area because they wouldn't be violent. that was violence ready on tuesday night off to the shooting of this teenager, but really everyone we supposed to hear. so the on the side, the and that is younger amongst this neighborhood, this community that is being so shaken by the sexes this teenager drink more than 100000000 people in the united states had been going to potentially has it as a quality because of wild fire smoke spreading from canada, its largest city toronto is have it in, have counted as worst 5 season on record has already destroyed. move an item

the governments again and calling for come. natasha butler was a non 10, as the unrest unfolded way. nobody else came from in the powers of, of, of known to young people to be knocked in the streets as being a. i was absolutely sofas as police officers to crazy idea across these private and mine can see of calls on 5. i'd be, especially for the police, are now moving in. don't quite know why, but obviously, this is a situation that i want to control foss. many residents in this area because i wouldn't be violence that was violence. ready on tuesday nights off to the shooting of this teenager, but really everyone we supposed to hear. so the on the side the, i'm go that is young. go amongst this neighborhood, this community that is being so shaken for the sessions. this teenager ring busy. so let's take a look at how we got him. 17 year old now was driving on this road. when he was stopped by police. they said he'd drive the car towards them and was about to run them over. but for each has a message that contradicted that account. this video shows a police officer pointed his weapon th

and we'll, i'll just, there is natasha butler reports now from known to on efforts to contain the unrest . french rights police and the powers sub that of notes have joined to contain a situation. this becomes a violence. the police deployed an almond vehicle in a residential neighborhood just as built barricade as i'm just continues to boil of the police officers shot dead, 17 year old, now on tuesday, in another suburb. demonstrate is towards the swimming pool being built, the next he is a lympics wall in central congress. something to check in the morning. residents and notes have to stoke this restaurant in this is nile skinning, was a tragedy, but finance is beyond consort for these damage. won't bring a solution, we have to find democratic responses. we have to respect the law. you can just create care. so who ends up suffering? it's the force of all it's us walking people. so the women at this stage, agents have been trying to clean up. there is a lot of broken last construction work is supporting up the ground floor of this building. it was completely burned in the on rest. and t

intelligence under the proposal as a system, as will be regulated based on the potential to cause harm. natasha butler explains from stress big. so we wrote all to official intelligences rapidly changing all lives, which is why you know makers say regulation is a central food thing and stressful m e p is approved in a i. bill. the once rectified by member states could become a landmark little by 2025, and it is adopted from destination. it took how many hours days and nights it was didn't take for your hard work. and for having found a balanced and human centered approach to the was 1st a i act legislation that's with no doubt be setting the global standard for us to come in the say a i can be a false the good in everything from pointing climate change to education, if the systems are safe and ethical under the proposed rule that be categorized according to risk. the high, the risk to move rules with systems deemed to pose unacceptable. risks or co tail freedoms will be banned, including facial recognition in real time, in public places. companies breaking the rules could be investigated on face penal

police station. thousands of offices have been deployed and at least 150 people has been arrested. natasha butler was in a non tear as the unrest unfolded. way i know you came from me in the power suburbs of non tax young people to be now in the streets as being offices, police officers just crazy idea across these programs. fines can see of cause on fire. they've been, especially for the police, are now moving in. don't quite know why, but obviously, this is a situation that don't want to control foss. many residents in this area because they wouldn't be violent. that was violent ready on tuesday nights off to the shooting of this teenager, but really everyone we supposed to hear. so the on the side of the and that is young. go amongst this neighborhood. this community that has been so shaken for the sessions. this teenager during this month. so let's look at how we going to use 17 year old now was driving when he was stopped by police. they said he drove the car towards them and was about to run over an officer. but for did you much that contradicts that account? this video shows a police offic

spock months of angry demonstrations unions have promised to keep up the 5 and the coming weeks natasha butler has more from paris or what was the, the company and some of the protesters. so as i've looked across powers for now, at the end of this protest in the, the south to of powers. and what many of them have been saying to us is the same thing that they feel they want to stay in the street. they want to keep demonstration, keep putting pressure on the french government to try to reverse its pension. to scrap it, even though as i move with a new just uh sign in april, they feel that it's important to still receive. and to happen to mr. tony by the french government hobbies to the notes. i said no, they feel that this noise of the on site and not only because it raises retirement age by 2 years or 64, but also the way in which the french government pushed it full state fight to create 305 boston space. a lot of people right, upset and angry about that opinion polls as the last few months suggest for the majority of which people do not support this report. you know, so lot of and just feel a

traded on rest in several cities over 20 offices, we ended and thousands of concepts of lights. natasha butler has moved from the west and persian suburbs non tear as the unrest continues. a weird noise came from in the power suburbs of non young people to the last and the streets as being a nice offices. police officers, this crazy idea across these prior to the mines can see of calls on by. that'd be, especially for the police, are now moving in. don't quite know why, but obviously this is a situation that, that wants to control foss many residents in this area cases they wouldn't be violent that was violent ready on tuesday night off to the shooting of this teenager. but really everyone we supposed to hear. so the on the side, the and that is young go amongst this neighborhood, this community that has been so shaken for the sessions. this teenager, during busy latasha was a sentence this report on how people and non to have been reacting to the killing. a tribute for a 17 year old boy cold and i was short paid by police during the traffic check on tuesday. and the power sub of, of known to

they say a flight to proof of what so often goes on seeing natasha butler, i'll just sarah non tell from the governor of the northeastern region of harkey was said, russian shelley and killed at least 3 people that happened in the town of of of chance which is about 75 kilometers northeast of har, keys and early as dried kids, restaurants in the city of crime, the tours leaving 10 people. dad, including 3 children, are you there is as i bank has moved from the capital case, your tech k. most people haven't been meal and one of the few restaurants still operating in the eastern city upcoming tools around here after the explosion, which is a rental. they could say here, everything is blowing out the. there's nothing, no windows, no doors, all i see is discussions, fear, and horror. this is the 21st century. among those killed with 3 teenagers, 2 twin sisters, that would have been 15 in september. and all the destruction is shocking to see in real life. when you see in photos is different. what you see on tv doesn't even begin to show what you see in real life twisted mentioned and rubies,

financial system. chuckling climate change on inequality or among items at the top of their agenda. natasha butler has more from paris. one of the main things then for the summit is really to look at the playful financial system because that is really being seen something that is next down developing nations. the system that's been in place for decades of 10 favorite developed nations, but as i said, leave developing nations behind. so need is here, we'll be looking at ways in which side global financial system could change. so for example, the world bank, um the, i'm asked, has been criticized recently for not understanding well enough. the needs of developing nations is changing. well. state media in northern china, us as a gas explosion in a restaurant has killed 31 people. the bloss happens in the city if you insure on, on the eve of for popular local holiday. some reports a leaking gas tank is to blame for the blast. the u. s. coast guard is continuing its search for a submersible last and the north atlantic with 5 people on board. it went missing on sunday. while taking thru is down to see t

they say a flight to proof of what so often goes on seeing natasha butler, i'll just say era non tell phones as the governor of ukraine's northeastern region of car keys says, rushing shilling has killed at least 3 people. an earlier strike hit a restaurant in the city of crematory, killing at least 11 people, including 3 children. the kremlin has denied responsibility saying it only strikes military targets. as a bay has more from the capital, keith the a tech came as people who are having the evening meal and one of the few restaurants to the operating in the eastern city of kind of course the i'm here after the explosion because i run to the cafe here. everything has been blown out. there's nothing, no windows, no doors. all i see is destruction. say and hara. this is the 21st century version of all the destruction. it's shocking to see in real life. when you see it in photos, it's different. what you see on tv doesn't even begin to show what you see in real life. twisted metal and rubble is all that remains as risky. teams tried to look for survivors. ambulances took the engine aw

they say a vital proof of what so often goes on seeing natasha butler, i'll just sarah non tell from a large pond. so the united states are on the air quality alerts again, as canada experienced this worst well 1st season on record. 18000000 people from the midwest of the east coast of subject to the alerts. the red dots from minnesota through to pennsylvania and as far south as kentucky indicate unhealthy quality, the purple dots indicate very unhealthy and i'm data from nasa. it shows smoke stretching from canada and across more than 3 and a half 1000 kilometers of the atlantic ocean on satellite images show that smoke has drifted over northern portugal and spain and even further north into europe. where hazy skies are being reported. public health officials in the us are asking people to stay in doors, especially those in pool health. earlier this month, smoke from the wall, the phones blanked to the us east coast for days. so that's bringing bill filter. he's executive director at the nature conservancy and joins us live from new york feel good to have you with us. so i mean, thi

and this, it's time that the people who speak live now to our correspondents in paris. natasha butler, natasha. the pension reform has already been tied into law. so what our protest is hoping to achieve the use the flavor of it that way. some of those people that were being interviewed on the street here and this 1st test, they all say they don't want to give off the fight. trade union leaders of who, who is fantastic to continue to demonstrate, again, reform even though it has been signed in april. but people say we're 1st the reason being is so many people are we can say i'm same of practically because it was the problem of my degree bypassing the office to face their own happy about the fact that the by today is the time is i think brace, i'm 62 to 6 before they say something needs to happen to say we'd be offering these concepts from the beginning when they 1st began or suddenly was the next people in this process. and we see previously previous months from the 1st that i yeah, i think the continued support and they still certainly i'd say a 1000 always been away because we have

okay. natasha butler, joining us that from pass thanks very much natasha and as well as we just had from natasha to nicea is seen by the e. u as a gate keeper of migration from north africa to europe. but the issue affects the entire region in social organizations migration says in the 1st 5 months of this year of $55000.00 to my goods and made the way to europe in a 90 percent of them by sea, that's around 25 percent. more than joined the same period last year. i'm more than 1200 people died on the journey or i'm missing the top 5 nationalities of those making the way to europe i, i've re coast nearly 5500 guinea move in full 1000 august on syria and egypt, iowa, and says, for the last quarter of this year, more than 33000 people, arrived by sea in italy, spain and greece with the other main seaports for c arrivals. well then 4000 people arrived by land in bulgaria and 3000 in cyprus. libya has another key trends that route for migrants out. there was not at china reports now from miss rosa on the be of mediterranean coast, intercepted off the coast of libya on saturday. these migrants

butler. she joins us from paris. tell us a little bit more natasha. if we know any more about this res. i know too many details, but what we do know has come out from the office of the french financial prosecutor . now, what the saying is, it's a french police, an investigative, a rage at the offices of the powers organizing committee. but also of a company called for the day is a construction company that's been working with the olympic committee on some of the infrastructure and buildings linked to the game. so will take place here in paris next year. now, according to the office of this prosecutor, this is all in connection with 2 investigations. one that was 1st launching 2017 and one in 2022. and that means that negations of corruption of investments of public funds and also of a misuse of contracts. and that sort of thing. i know mr. event coming up, how it presents feeling about hosting the olympics. i mean, there's a mix picked uh, you know, from her so many big international sporting events you have to, to, to, for all c g. if you've got the rugby will come later this year, you

absolutely. natasha butler reporting from strasburg today. thank you so much, i and there's plenty more ahead on this is our, including the un nuclear cheese saying that he will visit russian occupies after region nuclear plant in ukraine. on thursday, a state funeral is underway, so former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi. we will be live in milan and in sport. real madrid confirmed the signing of the 19 year old june filling in for a $111000000.00. again, he's 19 years old. joe, we'll have more of that later in the program. the, the head of the un nuclear watchdog as postpone his trip to the russian controlled zap for region nuclear power plant and ukraine due to safety concerns. russell grossi was expected to assess the site following the breach of the nova kafka them, which provides cooling water for the plant, the warranty that the facility could be costs in ukraine's counter offensive to retake russian occupied territory. the safety of the plan has been a concern ever since russian forces seized it more than a year ago. antonio

under the proposals, a assistance will be regulated based on their potential to cause harm. natasha butler reports from strasburg. so we both ultra official intelligence is rapidly changing all lives, which is why you know makers say regulation is a central food thing and stressful m e p is approved in a i. bill. the once rectified by member states could become a landmark little by 2025, and it is adopted from destination. it took how many hours days and nights it was didn't take for your hard work. and for having found a balanced and human centered approach to the was 1st a i act legislation that's with no doubt be setting the globe is funded for us to come in the p. c. a. i can be a force for good in everything from point in climate change to education. if the systems are safe and ethical onto the proposed rule that be categorized according to risk, the high, the risk to move rules, but systems deem to pose unacceptable risks or co tail freedoms will be banned, including facial recognition in real time, in public places, companies breaking the rules could be investigated on face penaltie

so i have to speak with a natasha butler right, attached to what was the main name of this company. so what's actually come out of it? the conference was to try and find ways to modernize and move all the political financial system, which is seen as being out today to having systematic bias built in with a says they had upset the un secretary general because it is not something that has helped developed countries as a tech, a really less developing countries struggling most of really struggling with that. now at the end of this conference, the french pricing to manual my phone, gave you a price for what he said was it can be just sort of changes that have come to a consensus that change is needed. but in terms of real concrete announcements, we'll have to say there were very few of these as dates, say to say at finalize the price for the ready to buy $400000000000.00 for climate fund oversight. promising to set up another fund full size of a c and the protection will for us in developing countries. we heard from the, i'm asked the total size will bankable farm. for example, i'm sayi

at 1st, natasha butler begins our coverage, french royce police and the powers. so that of notes half trying to contain a situation. this becomes a vine and the police deployed an ahmed vehicle in a residential neighborhood. contest is built barricade. as i'm just continues to boil over, police officers shot dead, 17 year old, now on tuesday, in another suburb demonstrates his torch, the swimming pool being built for the next. he is a lympics wall in central congress. something in the morning residents and notes have to stoke this restaurant in this is nile skinning? was a tragedy with finance, is the officer concerned for this damage won't bring a solution. we have to find democratic responses, we have to respect the law conscious grid scale. so who ends up suffering? it's the for us. it's us walking people. so the women at this stage, agents have been trying to clean up. there is a lot of broken last construction work supporting off the ground floor of this building. it was completely burned in the on rest and the restaurant is it has also been charging up a lo