on france 2 any for to say that and we hope -- on france 24 to say that, and we hope it leads to some peace. somehow, between all the parties there, some kind of peace should be reached. we will bring you more analysis, of course, of this very, very important story. next, over 200,000 people have been evacuated from their homes in india as authorities are having to cope with a new disaster, the most powerful cyclone to hit the region in over two decades. it made landfall and at least 12 people so far have lost their lives. covid is adding -- the cyclones path is adding to the country struggle to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. >> as the cyclone hits firm land, the national disaster response force urges remaining residents to leave the western coast. earlier in the day, authorities were forced to close mumbai's airports while intercity transport was heavily affected. torrential rain and strong winds lashed india's best hopes. trees were uprooted, roads were flooded. this does not come as a surprise to some. >> the oceans are warming rapidly and that has resulted in this sudden surg

♪ >> you're watching live from paris here on france 24. these are the headlines. manuel macron has condemned spying on his german counterpart by the u.s. with the help of embarq. -- of denmark. speaking alongside angela merkel, he said they were awaiting answers from washington and from copenhagen. fears over stalled economic growth forces china to allow families to have three children. the scrapping of the one child policy three years ago has not led to a significant upward surge in the population. to build a ruling coalition for israel. that means the final curtain is time for benjamin netanyahu as leader but he is fighting back. this is live from paris. thank you very much for being with us. the german government is following up on a report the united states used a partnership with denmark to spy on it officials with neighboring countries. the danish media claims the u.s. national security agency used a partnership with denmark's foreign intelligence unit to spy on senior officials including angela merkel. >> when exactly did denmark know the united states may b

paris on france 24. you're other stop stories this summer. world leaders welcomed the cease-fire between israel and hamas. 11 is a conflict left more than 250 people dead, mostly palestinians. pressure clashes broke out in jerusalem's al-aqsa mosque. spain sends more than 6500 migrants back to morocco after they entered the north african enclave of ceuta earlier this week. in the eu agrees on covid travel certificates in a bid to boost tourism ahead of the summer holiday season. it is said to come into effect by the first of july, but some countries are reopening earlier for tourists. julia: first, toward top story this hour, the cease-fire between israel and hamas appears to be holding as well powers especially at the end of the violen. but the cease-fire was tested earlier today when palestinians and israeli police clashed at jerusalem's al-aqsa mosque compound. both israel and hamas have claimed victory in the 11-day conflict which left over 250 people dead, including over 100 palestinian women and children and 12 israelis. reporter: both

as soon as we get them, we will bring them to you here on france 24. m prosecutors say they have busted one of the worlds biggest international darknet platforms for child pornography used by more than 400,000 registered members. frankfurt prosecutors said in a statement that in mid april, three german suspects said to be the administrators of the boys town platform were arrested along with a german user. one of the three main suspects was arrested in paraguay. they also searched seven buildings in connection germany. >> the arrest of three german men aged between 30 and 64 and the arrest in paraguay of a german national who is the option of an international -- object of international arrest warrant is expected to be expedited. it does not mean they are organizing members. they are organizing how to keep activities secret and that is what they were doing that was wrong. one of the members and germany is a 64-year-old who was accused of uploading over 3000 items of child pornography, and we are talking about some pictures and videos that even involve tod

israel said they are pressing on with an offensive to destroy the factions of hamad -- hamas. frances prominent. demonstrators in the west bank ran for recovery as gus ran for cover. >> this was the moment gunfire disrupted protest. demonstrators started to flee for their lives. this is one of several cities acss the west bank where nonessential shops closed on tuesday in the name of a general strike. we are here today for the dignity strike which is a strike organized by the people to unite and raise our voices. the strike is from north to south, from the mediterranean to the jordan river. we want to raise our voices and demand our rights. stand with our people being bound. >> it was a similar picture in east jerusalem when it with israeli forces erupted as it took up the cause to strike. the campaign has killed over 200 palestinians in gaza. israeli authorities say the strikes are aimed at destroying hamas infrastructure. the shelling his hit and damaged homes as well as several health facilities. they are struggling with shortages and medical supplies. egypt [indiscernible] on the

she kept braking. >> she said bonnie repeatedly slammed on the brakes, forcing frances to slam on hersces had a large slab of granite in the back of her escalade from a home renovation project. >> i can hear this piece of granite every time i brake because it moves. >> as bonnie accelerated, frances stayed on her. it was as if she had developed tunnel vision, could focus on only one thing. >> i'm going to confront her. i'm done. i've had it with her. i'm going to tell her, you want him? keep him. >> the "him" in all of this, bill, had been riding his motorcycle in front of bonnie. but as the chase unfolded, he suddenly slowed down. >> all this time, bill is in front of us. and i see bill pulling over. then she's passing him. >> then, frances said, bill dropped back to her right. >> and i'm passing bill. i see bill from my passenger window. and she brakes. and i brake. and i heard something. i heard a thump. >> that piece of granite again, frances thought, and she continued to chase after bonnie, still hell-bent on confronting her. suddenly, bonnie made a u-turn. >> and as she makes a u

to go back into the travel agents. _ was safe to go back into the travel agents, albeit, france is not quite ontion, hopes abound that france _ amber list destination, hopes abound that france would soon turn into a green _ that france would soon turn into a green list — that france would soon turn into a green list country. but before we can do— green list country. but before we can do that, guess what? they are banninq _ can do that, guess what? they are banninq us~ — can do that, guess what? they are banning us. 0r can do that, guess what? they are banning us. or they are certainly quarantining us. this is a story announced _ quarantining us. this is a story announced by france today, britain was effectively going on france's amber— was effectively going on france's amber list, tit—for—tat amber list retaliation— amber list, tit—for—tat amber list retaliation perhaps. but of very much _ retaliation perhaps. but of very much french concern, but because of the indian _ much french concern, but because of the indian variant which is circling quite _ the indian variant which is circling quite wi

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for utilities _ fact that it was reliant on france for utilities and underwater.. that was one of those threads that was entirely— was one of those threads that was entirely new to me. it feels like classic— entirely new to me. it feels like classic parliamentary brinkmanship but yet _ classic parliamentary brinkmanship but yet the importance, particularly less than— but yet the importance, particularly less than a — but yet the importance, particularly less than a year out where in fact a year out _ less than a year out where in fact a year out from the french elections, of the _ year out from the french elections, of the fishing industry there as it was here — of the fishing industry there as it was here disproportionately in terms of its economic contribution to the country. _ of its economic contribution to the country, the fishing industry, is not country, the fishing industry, is hot to— country, the fishing industry, is hot to be — country, the fishing industry, is not to be dismissed. and there are still so _ not to be dismissed. and there are still so man

the latest on covid-19 in france.lth of n authorities hailinga tent decrease in the number of patients -- 10th decrease in the number of patients. this adds up to 91% across france. in the paris region of the icu is saturated with covid cases, one under 21% over capacity. you see the number of deaths -- 121% over capacity. you see the number of deaths. the centers for disease control and prevention that would ease indoor mask wearing guidance for fully vaccinated people, allowing them to stop wearing masks inside most placesn the u.s.. 79 more deaths over the past 24 hours. 590,000.h toll is nearly 33.6 million total cases counted. 4500 over the past day. president joe biden said thursday that colonial pipeline should reach full operational fuel normalcy this weekend. see the pipeline began to slowly restart the network after a ransomwarettack shut the line, triggering fuel shortages and the inevitable panic buying. let's hear from the u.s. president talking about who might have hacked the system. president biden: we

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on the streets, though, not everyone is keen to get the jab yet. >> [speaking in french] reporter: so far in france, nearly 13 million people have received at least one dose. mark: you are watching france 24. for more news, stay with us. ♪ l>>>> hello and welcome to all of you watching. i am julia and this is text 24. we cross over to the head of a medical facility near mumbai. he will tell us how his hospital is now ao using oxygen concentrators as an alternative to liquid medical oxygen, this is the country battles a deadly second wave of the covid-19 pandemic and will talk about nfc or near field communication. you probably already use it to pay for things or take public transport but it has other few uses, from fighting fires in china, to waking up in the morning. amid crippling shortages in oxygen in india, the government has set up a train to help deliver the life-saving gas. it is traveling through the most hard-hit areas, carrying 10 tankers of liquefied -- oxygen. let's cross over to a radiologist and the head of a hospital in mumbai. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for joining us.

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the fishermen on france's northern coast are angry they say all 40 is on the channel islands of jersey are ignoring the post brags that trade deal and unfairly limiting access to jersey's waters by restricting boat licenses or adding extra rules if you are quick to get me to the cookies are no longer allowed to fish dollars so well in jersey seas even though i've been fishing in these waters since 2009 it happened just like that overnight suddenly i received a letter saying you're not allowed that city. can you says he's lost nearly 40 percent of his business some colleagues much more as day breaks the scale of the protest of jersey's coast is clear oh he's been charging for more than 4 hours the sun has finally come up and he can see around 60 french fishing vessel dotted all across the bison and there's the bear in the distance is the british naval ship. britain and france both sent to naval ships a sign of the escalating round over jersey a u.k. dependency as frustrations run high some french built into the port of st prompting jersey officials to agree to meet the fisherman althoug

on. ♪ i am anthony howard. welcome. leaders from francend germany are reporting and -- demanding answers over a report that denmark helped the u.s. spy on politicians, including tesla. the initial revelations a decade ago showed the n.s.a. tapped the phones of foreign leaders including chancellor merkel. now a multinational media investigation says the danish military intelligence unit supported the u.s. wiretapping operation. reporter: spying on your neighbors. denmark's secret intelligence agency reportedly gave its u.s. counterpart, the n.s.a., access to tons of data streams through danish internet cables to eavesdrop on european politicians. a joint investigation by several european media outlets shows former german chancellor candidate peer steinbruck, was one of the espionage targets. he is angry at the revelations, saying, it is pretty grotesque that they spy on politicians of other countries. it is evidence that they have a life of their own. i think this is a political scandal. the phone tapping of chancellor merkel and former for

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the islands around it to on france for some of its i mean it sees the u.k.'s e.u. divorce though as scuppered the status quo in the last couple of days has got really heated as shallow depend ski explains. with paris london heads fishing in british waters the noise out of french minister has no threat to plunge the u.k. jersey into your kindness unless french trawlers continue to have access. to government provides free tell you term measures and these measures of retaliation we are ready to use europe france has means they are inscribed in the agreement and so far as jersey's concerned i'll remind you for example of electricity transportation by undersea cable so we have the means and even if i regret that we could get to this point it will get there if we must. with france supplying almost all of the island's electricity this is a serious warning the electricity from france travels through jersey not to go and see as well so that. you know hospitals etc would be left with just a really really. sort of threat to my it's a very draconian. measure and it

the islands around it on france for big mean ities electricity being one of the u.k.'s divorce though has put the status quo is really ramped up in the last few days got really heated shallow do bensky explains with paris london heads over fishing rights in british waters the noise out of french minister has now threatened to plunge the u.k. island jersey into darkness unless french trawlers continue to have access. to government provides free tell you terry measures and these measures of retaliation we are ready to use europe france has means there inscribed in the agreement in so far as jersey's concerned i'll remind you for example of the tricity transportation by undersea cable so we have the means and even if i regret that we could get to this point we'll get there if we must. with france supplying almost all of the island's electricity this is a serious warning the electricity for our travels through you not to go and see as well so that. you know hospitals etc would be left without electricity really really. sort of a trip to make it it's a very

one to watch the tempers fraying in the waters off jersey with britain sending its navy to the territory this morning as france threatens to pull the plug on electricity and fishermen. to. start exercising. but officials claiming they are transparent and defensive despite the right russia's doorstep. if you join us for a good morning from russia live from. moscow is kevin i when he was here the 6 of those headlines in the next this 1st donald trump won't be posting on instagram or facebook any time soon the oversight board has upheld the ban it imposed on the ex-president after the capitol hill riots in january it's a move that's reignited the debate about free speech online. and explains. now the facebook oversight board said that they give facebook 6 months as a corporation to determine an appropriate penalty for donald trump while they are currently upholding the ban they are passing on to the corporation other that ban should be permanent how exactly that should continue many look at this is almost a good cop bad cop routine here's what we heard from the oversight board. the books for the 2 posed by mr tru

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fishermen on france's northern coast are angry.hey say officials are ignoring the post-brexit trade deal and unfairly remitting access to jersey's waters by restricting boat licenses for adding extra rules. -- or adding extra rules. >> i'm no longer allowed to fish in the seas even though i've been fishing here since 2009. it happened just like that, overnight. suddenly i received letter saying, you're not allowed. that's it. >> he says he has lost 40% of his business. some colleagues lost more. as day breaks, the scale of the protest on jersey's coast is clear. we have been traveling for more than four hours, and the sun has finally come up. you can see at least 60 fishing vessels. over there is a british naval ship. >> britain and france both sent two new people ships. some french boats officially entered the port, wanting the british ships to move, though they were unwilling to move their position. >> what you did before, you can continue doing, but there's one major difference, and that is that jersey now manages its waters. >>

nbc's molly hunter has the latest on the crisis >> reporter: frances, lindsey, good morning there is a stark difference right now between the u.s., the uk and the rest of the world the u.s. has vaccinated about 30% of its population. the uk more than 50% of adults here have received at least one dose of a vaccine. and in india, the world's biggest vaccine producing country, they have vaccinated less than 2% of their population >> reporter: every day india sets a new devastating record. over the weekend, more than 400,000 cases in 24 hours. on sunday, its deadliest day yet, 30689 lives lost. >> when the cases started rising up, but it turns out withino idea >> reporter: hospitals are turning away patients, so people who die at home and on the street aren't part of the official count >> no medicines, no cylinders. nothing. >> reporter: sky news alex >> there simply aren't enough health worker, doctors, nurses to deal with the scale of the crisis nearly two weeks on, they're still scrambling from hour to hour, trying to find oxygen for these patients. >> reporter: international aid has

credited with shaping modern france in europe, on the 200th anniversary of napoleon's death, france'ssaid it must come to terms with his controversial legacy. emmanuel macron was speaking at a ceremony at the military heroes tomb, as are reporter reports from france. reporter: in paris, napoleon bonaparte's tomb, 200 years after his death, and the french president med commemorations for one of france's most famous leaders. emmanuel macron said napoleon was a brilliant general, a who transformed france but also it was time to acknowledge some of the more brutal aspects of his rule. [speaking in foreign language] translator: we have renounced the worst of the empire, and embrace the emperor. to commemorate this, without giving into an anachronism, judging the past with the laws of the present. reporter: napoleon forged his destiny in the french revolution, a gifted military leader and fiercely ambitious, emperor at 35, and went on to dominate europe, creating many institutions in france, and his code still defined civil law, but his lust for power cost many lives. napoleon bonaparte was

its oversight board upholds a ban on donald trump also to come tempers fray in the waters off jersey britain sending its navy as a dispute over fishing rights with france boils over and nato starts its largest military exercise in decades right on russia's doorstep you lines describing its training in albania as transparent and defensive. hello there nice to have you company this are you watching r.t. international which just gone 3 o'clock in moscow now donald trump will not be posting on instagram or facebook any time soon their oversight board is upheld the ban it imposed on the former president after the riots on capitol hill in january a move though that has reignited the debate about free speech this kind of market expects. now the facebook oversight board said that they give facebook 6 months as a corporation to determine an appropriate penalty for donald trump while they are currently upholding the ban they are passing on to the corporation whether that man should be permanent how exactly that should continue many look at this is almost a good cop bad cop routine here's what we heard from the oversight board the boards for the 2 posed by mr tru

on donald trump. tempers fray in the waters off jersey with britain sending its navy to the island territory now as france threatens to pull the plug on electricity there and fishermen blockade a local poll. plus nato starts its largest exercises in decades in albania with officials claiming they are transparent and divisive despite being right on russia's doorstep. and good morning from russia live from artie's world news h.q. moscow kevin owen here with you this 6 of may this thursday morning those headlines in more detail than is just mentioned donald trump won't be posting on instagram or facebook any time soon their oversight boards upheld a ban it imposed on the ex-president after the capitol riots in january a move that reignited the debate about free speech online this kind of maupin explains. now the facebook oversight board said that they give facebook 6 months as a corporation to determine an appropriate penalty for donald trump while they are currently upholding the ban they are passing on to the corporation other that ban should be permanent how exactly that should continue many look at this

host: welcome to live from paris on france 24. these are the worlds headlines.fter the deadliest 24 hours in gaza, france and egyptall for end to the violee in the middle east. this is the second week of violence. at least 200 palestinians have been killed in israeli airstrikes, a quarter of them children. we have reaction and analysis from the region coming up. india overwhelmed by covid-19 and bracing for a cyclone.

>> you are watching live from paris on france 24. live from you're other stop stories this summer.d leaders welcomed the cease-fire between israel and hamas. 11 is a conflict left more than 250 people dead, mostly palestinians. pressure clashes broke out in jerusalem's al-aqsa mosque. spain sends more than 6500 migrants back to morocco after they entered the north african enclave of ceuta earlier this week. in the eu agrees on covid travel certificates in a bid to boost

on debt levels. and fish for finance. bloomberg understands france will look to stall the u.k. financial cooperation until it sees london operating post-brexit fishing rights. tech taking it on the chin, but european equities looking a lot more healthy, particularly the ftse 100. it is trading higher right now. we are seeing some specific names doing well on the back of numbers, but energy stocks also trading higher. keep an eye on what is happening with italian yields. we are focusing on the euro. the dollar is really strongly bit off the back of this number. alix: it is, and you can see the divergence in what companies are made up in the indices because it is tech getting hit the hardest here, and semis getting hit hard in areas like taiwan. is tech rolling over because we are seeing higher inflation? everything on the mark -- everything else in the market seems to be taking it in stride. or is it still the reopening trade we are having to trickle through with the tech markets? guy: i guess it is that long duration risk we spoke about earlier on. as you were pointing out just

a dramatic escalation of the conflict in gaza, regimen netanyahu insisting it will go on as long as necessary. france marks the 80th anniversary of a dark chapter of its history, on this day in 1940 one french authorities carried up the first of several mass arrests of jews. the coronavirus crisis in india shows no signs of letting up with 4000 deaths reported in the last 24 hours for the third straight day. this as infections cross 24 million. ♪ >> the israeli-palestinian conflict inches closer to an all-out war. today, israel deployed ground troops to show gaza from the border. the combined assault led hundreds of civilians in northern gaza to flee homes. the palestinian death toll is at 120 two. hamas continued firing rockets into southern israel, the israeli death toll reaching nine. we have the latest. >> these images show some of the latest israeli shelling of the gaza strip. they say they are -- the idf claimed to be targeting tunnels -- there are many nonmilitary deaths. [speaking foreign language] after days of heavy bombardments, many palestinians in gaza have fled their homes. thousands ta

but relies on france for some of its immediate cease fire whether the u.k. is divorced from the e.u. or has a scope it's the status quo the french fishermen are sailing to jersey to protest to lazing getting licenses to fish from the islands or forests hey you can see the boats arriving at the port of said hello there are angry too about new limits on how long they can spend in shared waters in the last couple of days if disputes those called really hates it depends of course. with paris and london heads over fishing rights in british waters the noids are out a french minister has now threatened to plunge the u.k. island of jersey into darkness unless french trawlers continue to have access to serve you don't like the government provides free tell you terry measures and these measures every tell you we are ready to use europe france has means they're inscribed in the agreement and so far as jersey's concerned i'll remind you for example of electricity transportation by undersea cable so we have the means and even if i regret that we could get to this point w

and celebrating winning league one in france. the national champions beating paris to the main prize by just one point. these are the scenes in lille a few hours ago. this is all live from paris. ♪ thank you for being with us. the belarus opposition journalist roman protasevich is apparently in a video confessing to taking part in terrorist activity, it was posted online on the telegram app. he was arrested when belarus made his passenger flight diverge to minsk on sunday over a august bomb threat. a fighter jet from the belarus air force escorted the ryanair flight away from its planned destination of lithuania. protasevich is an opponent of the hard-line president lukashenko. we know the journalist is in jail in belarus, this has been issued or confirmed rather by the belarus interior ministry. let's go to this report. reporter: following his dramatic removal from a flight between athens and let the winnie a, roman protasevich appears in recorded video. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: in what has been described as state

but relies on france for some of its amenities however you case divorce from the scuppered the status quo i am french fisherman a sailing to jersey to protest delays in getting licenses to fish from the islands authorities you can see their boats arriving at the port of st helena here they are angry too about new limits on how long they can spend in shared waters and in the last couple of days too it is a dispute that scott really hated as charlotte devinsky explains. with paris london heads over fishing rights in british waters the noises are out of french minister has now threatened to plunge the u.k. island of jersey into darkness unless french trawlers continue to have access. to government provides free tell you term measures and these measures of retaliation we are ready to use europe france has means they're inscribed in the agreement and so far as jersey's concerned al remind you for example of electricity transportation by undersea cable so we have the means and even if i regret that we could get to this point it will get there if we must move with france supplying almost all