in southwestern france from paris paul. as we heard what phillipe the prime minister pretty quickly coming out and saying that this hostage taking seems to be an act of terror . yes he's basing that on the initial details which emerge from the first incident at caucus on where the gun man who emerged from this vehicle and threatened and then shot at the c.r.s. riot squad officers who were out on a on a jog running claiming that this gunman claimed to be a soldier a dash so very quickly the focus of the investigation was paying attention to the high probability that this was a least an iso inspired attack i think one of the reasons why it's likely that the french president is slightly late arriving at the podium is i understand that the news conference that he was due to give a twelve thirty was appreciate jeweled news conference he was expecting i said i suspect to be talking more about breakfast issues and general european issues he's having to be brought very swiftly up to speed with the incident in the the events down in

our correspondent in paris has the latest on the situationlj our correspondent in paris has the latest can't see this situation lasting very long. this is now a hostage situation. the orders there are different from the orders there are different from the orders that would prevail if it was a classic hostage situation. i think the standing orders there will be to move fast. we have seen in the past how people who claim to be from daesh are prepared to kill, and that this will not be taken by those who are in charge on the ground, so there will be an attempt to establish contact with the person, but it will not be with any kind of intention of entering a long, drawn—out negotiation to talk him down, i think it willjust be to give special forces time to deploy around and then there will be some move. it's not clear what situation is inside the supermarket, whether they're alive people inside there with them. but i have heard as there are two inanimate bodies inside visible to some outside. inside the supermarket, that would tally with reports of two people dead, but it could not be them.

paris want to strongly formed the euro zone with its own budget and an e.u. finance minister but until now there's been no concrete response from. there is pressure coming also from paris because next year we will have the european parliament elections bret's that is going to come into the final moments of a new institutional cycle of european but you need solutions before that time is running out for. you without a common approach between paris and berlin the division between eastern and western europe could widen even further this is going to be a very difficult issue to tackle but with the pressure from paris and berlin jointly putting pressure on others who are less ready more hesitant i think a compromise that was passed defense is another issue paris wants to advance more pragmatic cooperation at the e.u. level france is willing to give up some sovereignty it wants a solid partnership of germany as britain prepares to leave the. car will have to wait for germany to come through on this too for the period of time in which there was no government in place

and the prime minister is back in paris.ll the necessary measures.

in paris now just before we leave that story and move on to what to another with some of. the. reuters news agency reporting that quoting a french police union official saying that the attack that the hostage taker. had to had killed someone else before taking someone hostage and we know that he shot and wounded a policeman but the roses use agency quoting this this french police union saying that he'd also killed someone by by shooting them in the head in caucus on before taking hostages in tab two cities of about twenty minutes drive from one another as if we can't confirm that here at al-jazeera this is the reuters news agency quoting a french police union we're keeping across this developing story will bring you any more news as and when we get it here at out of syria in the meantime let's move on syrian state television is reporting that rebels have agreed to surrender in a second area in eastern the area was one of three parts controlled by rebels but fighters in. surrendered on thursday with a cease fire deal took place in a bin and i did do about further north a tentati

streets tonight to protest against a wave of two semitic attacks in france we'll take you live to paris also on the program. pomp and pageantry focus on this china gives north korea's leader a lavish welcome at the start of a secret trip to beijing mr kim is said to have assured china's president xi that's he's committed to denuclearize ation. and russia holds a day of mourning a funeral so house for the sixty four people who died in the deadly faster shopping mall in but inside me here many of the dead were children. i'm still going to welcome to the program. a protest march in on a eighty five year old holocaust survivor is taking place in paris as we speak and around was killed in an attack on friday thousands have been marching through the streets of the french capital to protest the killing police say they are trying to come out as an unceasing mercy attack firefighters discovers a partially body on friday after being called to a fire in her apartment in the east of the same. she'd been stopped several times police arrested a neighbor and another suspect. because well at least lewi

paris. paris is the only print city this or major clashes between protesters and police on thursday in non water cannon tear gas were used as demonstrators smoke bombs and flares in. the u.k. defense ministry has been drawn into the scandal surrounding cambridge analytical just to remind you this firm allegedly harvested the personal data of tens of millions of facebook users and exploited that info for political goals now it's been revealed cambridge analytical parent company the s.c.l. group used to be on the payroll of the u.k. defense ministry it provided the ministry with so-called psycho social research at a cost of around two hundred thousand pounds and he was even granted access to secret government files chris nine am from the stop the war coalition says that these revelations are alarming. i don't really believe the ministry of defense should be involved in a company one arm of which at least is in gage's in a series of campaigns around the world of propaganda manipulation apparent

that's cool to paris. —— let's speak to lucy williamson in paris. this situation has been going on for an hour or so. there are people being held hostage in the supermarket in trebes, south of carcassonne. there are hundreds of police officers now involved in that operation, as well as an airborne unit. the prime minister has already come out and said it's a very seedy ‘s situation. as you mentioned there, the latest reports are now that there are two people dead. there, the latest reports are now that there are two people deadm there, the latest reports are now that there are two people dead. if i canjust that there are two people dead. if i can just interrupts, we are getting a correction from that television channel, quoting the mere saying that there are two victims, not necessarily dead. but collection has just come in ours. the situation is rather unclear in that tense hostage situation that is unfolding in the south—west of france. situation that is unfolding in the south-west of france. absolutely, a situation that is unfolding as we speak.

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francine: janet, good morning from paris. if you look at paris, about -- at a possible trade war.'t know if that is coupled with possible protectionism, is that the biggest risk to the world economy? janet: i think we are at a very synchronized expansion. we have heard a lot about that over the course of the last few months. interest rates and inflation are still the biggest macro risk, but still we have central banks that are being relatively cautious. in most parts of the world, inflation is very benign. trade uncertainties are the most immediate concern. different people have different interpretations of them. some think that if we get a 25% increase on still prices, what does that do to inflation? if the inflation picks up, is the fed more aggressive? if we get this impact on s, itorous, -- trade tariff may ultimately be deflationary. it will have market implications. that is where you could get some damage to the economy rather than it being through the inflation front. francine: if there is a full on if you have a trade were between china and the u.s., which economy loses mo

the paris prosecutor's speaking that. well first residents many on michael as cologne all french citizens to remain aware of the terror threats and he added that it remains to be established whether indeed the islamic state group really walls behind that attack as they claimed. will president also single out a police officer who's now fighting for his life who took the place of one of the female hostages. the president called him a hero pharmaceuticals come on i'll take a closer look now at how today's events unfolded. the schools is rushing to the scene of the reports of gunshots in southwestern france. took place in the sound of. a caucus on shortly after ten thirty am. when a gunman and it is supermarkets reportedly show singled is grades. he started firing and took several hostages killing at least two. special forces were immediately deploys to the area. they launched missiles three hours later. yeah you know other than lieutenant colonel of the gendarmes who was there with his men. volunteered to take the place of a

this is d w news live from berlin tonight in paris of thousands are marching for a woman named more rain more rain old was an eighty five year old holocaust survivor who was brutally stabbed to death and burned in her apartment last week demonstrators are protesting tonight against a wave of anti-semitic attacks across france also coming up pomp and pageantry reported after the fact it began as a secret meeting we now know that china gave north korea's leader a lavish welcome in beijing kim jong only reportedly assured china's president xi that he is committed to deep nuclearization and a national day of mourning in russia funerals have begun for the sixty four people who died in a deadly shopping mall fire in siberia many of the dead were children. i'm for golf it's good to have you with us tonight on the streets of paris they are remembering a woman brutally murdered in her apartment last week eighty five year old holocaust survivor marie no thousands took to the streets in her memory and to protest. against a wave of anti-semitic attacks across france there have been reports of isolat

in paris regional strains in our we are service are operating on a reduced schedule. metro workers are also striking. air traffic won't fare much better around thirty percent of flights have been canceledgion. hospital staff are walking out to impacting emergency room services. the good news is the public sector strike is scheduled for just one day the bad news is more are on the way sncf the state owned rail operator has announced rolling strikes to kick off april third. which will see traffic disruptions two d a week for the next three months. those in paris it's probably a good idea to avoid public transportation if possible. one alternative is to try one of the city's bike sharinger such as they live old bike and also. avoid protest routes they can cause traffic gridlock. and finally have something to keep you entertaid it could save your sanity if you find yourself facing a long dela. follow the orders of the european union france is preparing to open up its right away to competition private operators could be running the country's high speed rail lines as soon a

paris. paris is the only friend city the clashes between protesters and police on. water coming in to gas demonstrators. and flares that officers. u.k. defense ministry has now found it solved drawn into the scandal surrounding cambridge analytic and i just to remind you that firm allegedly harvested the personal data of tens of millions of facebook users and exploited that information for political gain now it's been revealed cambridge analytic is parent company s c l group used to be on the payroll of the u.k. defense ministry provided said ministry with psycho social research at a cost of almost two hundred thousand pounds and he was even granted access to secret government files is chris nine and from the stop the war coalition who says the revelations are alarming. i don't really believe the ministry of defense should be involved in a company one arm of which at least is in gage's in a series of campaigns around the world of propaganda manipulation apparently and political interference secondly i don't really see why the ministry of defense is in any case spend

of paris itself. way out into the suburbs and almost double the number of kilometers. julia: in terms of vision, it sounds like a great thing to do. the execution has been somewhat of a struggle. talk about the cost of execution. carol m.: the project has been talked about for quite a number of years, and it is only been the last few years when i have started to do the engineering and let the initial construction contract that the price tag has just started to balloon, and they are now talking about 35 billion euro construction costs, which is about twice what the estimates were just a few years ago, i think as recently as 2010. to put that in perspective, in today's dollars, that would be more than half of what it cost to tunnel under the english tunnel to build the chunnel. julia: that is a great comparison to make at this stage. clearly, we have a problem with this project and they are having to prioritize perhaps where they go first, in terms of the transport links. talk about what they are priori

hostage there were ceremonies across the nation president emanuel led the tributes in the capital paris. the nation honors its hero. french president emmanuel mccaughan awards the legion of honor to are not built from its france's highest honor but it can only be laid on the coffin of the police officer who has given his own life for that of a stranger. for the first set of this year we stood up against islamist aggression against hatred. and against the madness of killing he by for bravery of a single man he reminded us all of the very heart of our nation the french spirit of resistance beltran was one of the first officers to respond to the deadly hostage siege in tray of the special forces officer died of his injuries a day later initiating a further outpouring of praise for the forty four year old sacrifice as events unfolded at this supermarket biltong traded places with a female hostage who is being used as a human shield by the attacker it wasn't just his act of self-sacrifice that helped end the siege beltran cleverly left his mobile phone on so that police officers could hear w

hugh schofield, bbc news, paris.gain territory it lost to chile 100 years ago. the flag is decorated with national symbols. look at all the work that has been done on it. it was stretched for about 200 kilometres between two bolivian western cities. feel free to get in touch with me and some of the rest of the team on twitter. i'm @celiahatton. it has been a bit of a miserable start to the week and for many of us the rain has been spinning northwards as boro conditions have been turning much milder across—the—board. we did see some late sunshine as this weather system continued to move northwards. chewing the course of the night the rain will be gradually clearing away from the northern side of scotland, further snow on the higher ground, pushing into the northern isles, but further south it is a drier story. some showers pushing into southern counties of england but elsewhere it will be dry. and it will be more chilly than the previous nightjust don't be surprised on sunday morning if you wake up to seems like this.

when the new roof and a new engine paris we thank you. there are some of the other stories making news around the world south africa's former president jacob zuma is to be charged with fraud racketeering and money laundering ruling a.n.c. party forced him to resign as head of state last month after years of scandal the charges relate to a multi-billion dollar government arms purchase in the late one nine hundred ninety s. . police in miami say the death toll from thursday's bridge collapse code rise so far they are from firm to six people were killed when the nine hundred fifty ton concrete bridge fell on cars stopped in traffic and you pedestrian bridge was installed on saturday and was expected to open and next year. thousands of people have marched in brazil demanding justice after the assassination of a popular rio de janeiro councilwoman mario franco and her driver were gunned down in their car on wednesday and she was an outspoken critic of police violence and known for her activism in rio slums. north korea's foreign minister reall

ok thanks charlotte for the update that we shall it be busy for us there in paris. now it's been revealed that the much praise security of the virtual currency because it may have been compromised by the us national security agency classified documents provided by the n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden to demonstrate the efforts by the agency to track down uses of the currency something previously thought to be practically impossible with more his. question what's in it for bitcoin buyers besides the price last year when its rate kept go and up people got themselves to was to get rich but bitcoins have been mooring enthusiastic with something else since long before the twenty seven thing boo no central bank control privacy and transaction anonymity i'm sorry this could have all been an illusion you haven't followed noton or have you. the n.s.a. worked urgently to target bitcoin uses around the world according to classified documents provided by snowden so let's look into the national security agency files which caught the eye of the intercepts journalists back in t

the cathedral of notre dame in paris attracts around 13 million visitors every year — and is one of paris'sble, because of pollution eating away at the stone. hugh schofield reports from paris. because actually parts of the pinnacle have fallen down... outside on the roof above the back of the cathedral, this is the part of notre dame that visitors do not get to see — fallen chunks of stoneware, a flying buttress held together with metal staples. this jewel of gothic architecture is becoming unstable. so, i think if there is no repairs, the risk is that the stone begins to fall down, and the risk is also that the structure itself of the walls, of the nave of the cathedral, for instance, will be in danger. parts of the cathedral could fall, and this is a big risk, yes. you get a real sense of the dilapidation of notre—dame cathedral when you come here, a private garden just behind the cathedral, off limits to the public, and this section is what they call the cemetery. these pieces are all bits of gothic masonry which are in such bad repair they simply fell off. some examples of stones that

i care let's get the latest now from charlotte bin species in paris forester charlotte good afternoon we saw violence there really what's the situation like at the moment. well as you saw from those pitches there from the east of paris around an area called plus dylan the strike here in france has already turned very very violent with clashes between the protesters and the police from those images it appears that we've seen on the police actually acting out against the protesters it appears that they are a hitting and pushing the protesters away and we have had some reports that some of the protesters have been injured they've also been trying to provoke the police themselves by causing fires and again clashing who the police know this is just one element of the nationwide protests that are taking place in france today protests of not just the students who are out there demonstrating in particular nasty and as i mentioned in the east part of the city but also railway workers we have traffic controllers who are on strike today and public servants including teachers and some hospital wo

is taking the incident phillipe said he's cutting short except to eastern france and returning to paris meanwhile interior minister said that he's traveling to the location immediately to oversee the developments on the ground now for more on this breaking news situation i'm joined by our correspondent lisa lives in paris these are what's the latest you're hearing about the hostage situation in ted. well the situation is still ongoing the information suggestion is really quite celtic the local media and national media are reporting that between one and two people are dead but there's no official confirmation of that from the authorities just yet we are also hearing that apparently the man has pledged allegiance to the so-called islamic state the terror group that's been confirmed by your authority as national french media also saying that apparently he's asking for the release of sad one of the masterminds of the threat of the ten to fifteen by to plan attacks here in paris that is unconfirmed so far however but apparently the police there. at the site that about two to three hundred to

carol: the grand plan meets grand delays in paris.is is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ julia: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am julia chatterley. carol: i am carol massar. you can find us online at businessweek.com. .ulia: and on our mobile app as dubai comes of age, a key challenge is how to keep growing. carol: the key could be a trip to mars. linda: they have come to a crossroads and want to reclaim the status of being a city of first, so they will launch a probe to the red planet with the help of some u.s. universities. julia: you have students changing degree courses to focus on spain. basically, what is going on, this is a part of the world which loves to draw these big, ambitious blueprints. carol: and big buildings. cristina: lavish spending of all sorts. dubai is basically looking at transforming itself into a sort of digital hub. it wants to run the city on blockchain, the same that underpins bitcoin. it wants to launch a fleet of driverless air taxis. julia: drone taxis. cristina: when you go to dubai at the airpo

thousands of people have been marching in paris only stay over the national strikes they couldn't sing here now at the bastille where they're trying to make a voice discouraged to the government of president marcos saying they're unhappy with many of the ideas of his e ministration including that she got a hundred and twenty thousand jobs in the five years if he's the president say people say they're unhappy with the working conditions and they want to make sure they're poor he says loud and clear that have a penis some violent confrontations during this day a strike in paris now where police caution to the protest is some suggesting that the police had used extreme violence and some of the protesters had been injured this is a nationwide taste right shoes in many parts of the country getting both from the civil servants to the right away start to students who are here to voice their concerns with this current administration this is actually also the first over thirty seven days of strikes by the red. he weighs these strikes going to take place over the next few months until the end of

paris wants a strong euro zone with its own budget and the e.u. finance minister berlin would prefer a european monetary fund in spite of the new german government finding common ground remains difficult there is pressure coming also from paris because next year we will have the european parliament elections breck's it is going to come into the final moments we will have a new institutional cycle of european europe needs solutions before then time is running out for a new e.u. asylum. paris and berlin need a common approach fast for the divisions between eastern and western europe could widen this is going to be a very difficult issue to tackle but with the pressure from paris from berlin jointly putting pressure on others who are less ready more hesitant i think a compromise still is possible paris is also setting the tone on defense more cooperation france is willing to give up some sovereignty it wants a partnership with germany more than with britain expectations are high for the new german government. for the period of time in which there was

what you're watching it from paris on france 24. he is in the hot seat, the investigator is questioning the formal resident as part of a campaign finance. it's just the beginning after the fall, turkey said they can push on with the military offensive and take the battle to other kurdish held areas across northern syria. tough talk from the chinese , he delivers a warning against separatism during his closing speech to parliament, bowing to protect every inch of the countries territory. up, more trouble for facebook. she is investigating the social network and the political a.nsultancy cambridge analytic a that and lots more. it do stay with us. our top story this hour, nicholas sarkozy has been hauled in for questioning as part of a finance probe. he remains in custody at a police station in a paris suburb. they're looking into allegations he received millions of euros campaign from the libyan regime. she is at the police station where he is being held. she has more details for us now. presidentmer french is being questioned by pol

what's your reaction, paris? >> listen, also in that poll it showed that he was the top five, i believe, in those that are -- that have done a great job as president or one of the best presidents. so, all i see is opportunity to go up. all i see is opportunity for him to increase. all i see is opportunity -- >> spin the hell out of that. spin the hell out of that. >> it's only year one. we have three more years. >> ice skates to do that spin. that was a triple axel right there. >> remember real quick. remember when president george w. bush was in office, he had very low approval ratings as well. not as low as president trump -- >> i want to get the other guys in. we're about to run out. what do you think, shermichael. >> he's only going to go down. i think this november it will be a further indication if republicans lose the house of how unpopular donald trump is. it was a huge mistake for the republican party to support him and we're going to have to suffer with those consequence. >> okay. angela, same poll, 38%

paris. the address was no longer her residential address but play was none other than the married name of catherine you've done. behind the offshore company it was indeed the because so heiress who received the payment from eve. and in front of our camera the art dealer went even further. someone does sophisticated to. set the idea. in society killed off before when they call over to make the on demand for the safety of what no one will meet tonight as i suppose they keep on of with have i just though as you don't as i called would initiate c's offset of almost without which then she'd also reset it off with only top business up on anything just a play called when if she did it doesn't use that f.s.s. is there blah said you know a system of mongolian easy play to fit didn't such a terrible dipping following the supposed to go to left of his gun. eve bouvier had to pay several million dollars in bail to have his international arrest warrant lifted. and still facing an indictment for fencing s

and the trumpet ministrations of paris a welcome fit for a future king. and the world's last male white rhino has died. from dusky sunset it's proving something. to summarize the talking in metropolis hello there we've got plenty of cold weather gripping europe at the moment this is what it looks like in paris there's the eiffel tower with a little friend missed a snow bank daily very cold there and there's plenty more wintry weather to come for some of us in europe at least you can see on the satellite picture most of the wet weather is spiraling around the southern parts of course the mediterranean and then up the eastern parts of europe and that's really where we're expecting most of the storms to track over the next few days because it's so cold some of that is turning to snow this is what it looks like in hungary at the moment and i think for some of us in the region it's going to be pretty wintery over the next few days so there's the latest batch of snow then making its way through remain here into ukraine very very winter ahead of working up into

violent clashes in paris where police have used water cannon against stone throwing protesters summit a nationwide strike against president emanuel micron's reforms. u.k.'s prime minister says that russia is a threat that doesn't respect borders gave accusing moscow of poisoning for. his daughter ish she arrives in brussels for the european council summit. the son of libya's former leader moammar gadhafi runs for president we speak exclusively to saif gadhafi his lawyer. the situation you have libya now is the result of the destruction of the state institutions not only toppling the regime libya will return back to its roadmap and become a democratic sovereign state. getting to you my name is neil harvey you're watching international. france is facing nationwide strike action with more than one hundred forty demonstrations across the country public sector workers students and railway workers of taking to the streets protesting various issues from low wages to job loss this trains have been canceled and schools closed in paris clashes between protesters and police have turned violent.

in the fourteenth district of paris we're going to meet. this former journalist was jacqueline picasso's comfy don't she wrote about their relationship in a book and she witnessed the scale of the artist body of work. in . yemen so worship was it like this charge a clean sheet image that the cib that it will have. limited pradelle will be identified and yes we'll call it is that he did back then we'll have it. on the artist death in one thousand nine hundred seventy three then on jackson's death thirteen years later almost two thousand paintings seven thousand drawings and one thousand two hundred sculptures were officially recorded. you know order to pay the inheritance duties part of the work was given to the state something known as payment in the you. know this you don't play this dice on deck and he guesses i think it does all the gloom all of. this is a while. ago it's a little bit of a commander. challenge tended to. book goodness venkat calendar it doesn't count thank you stone did i say i meet am particularly unusual to watch the s

paris paris isn't the only french city that saw major clashes between protesters and police on thursday in nonce water cannon and tear gas will say used as demonstrators smoke bombs and flares police officers. you could defense ministry has now found is solved. on into the scandal surrounding cambridge analytic and i just to remind you the firm allegedly harvested the personal data of tens of millions of facebook users and exploited that information for political gain now it's been revealed that cambridge analytic is parent company the s e l group used to be on the payroll of the u.k. defense ministry provided the ministry with psycho social research that was at a cost of almost two hundred thousand pounds and it was even granted access to secret government files. chris nine m who's the vice chair of the stop the war coalition joins me on the line now very good evening to you chris what's your reaction to these revelations are you alarmed by this or not. what i am and i think the so much that could be wrong here i don't really believe the ministry of defense should be involved in a comp

after the liberation of paris he found a plane to recuperate his patrimony. the documentation is contained in this box it was here in the paris archives that we found a document that referred to the quest of mr oscar stener for his stolen paint. the information that we found was that oscar stettner had been despoiled of a number of personal items carpet for example of portrait of him as a young man and also a painting by mostly any. and an important painting and that was looted from mr stener during the war. the canadian detective began his investigation he discovered that the antiques dealer staton or had made his claim for restitution in one thousand nine hundred six but well before the liberation the painting had already been sold by they've authorities. for the sum of sixteen thousand francs since then it disappeared. particularly because its description is so vague. the document only indicated that it was a painting signed by do jani portrait of a man. the detective had no idea what the painting looked like. he had to find a photo of it at all costs. by

in the fourteenth district of paris we're going to meet peter dupont. this former journalist was jacqueline picasso's confidant she wrote about their relationship in a book and she witnessed the scale of the artist body of work. of a total cook to need to undergo in the high position many young men so wish it was like this judge again she may think that this team. i don't need to prove to be identified and yet illegal deserve to back it they will have it. on the artist's death in one thousand nine hundred seventy three then and jackson's death thirteen years later almost two thousand paintings seven thousand draw. goings and one thousand two hundred sculptures were officially recorded. you know order to pay the inheritance duties part of the work was given to the state something known as payment and you. know this you had been cleansed by so injecting to guess if i think it when you've done all the little mall in. the city while. i did new stuff i had a hoss that go it's a little bit of a commander. tended to. vocalise that i can't count on that it does

s will be checked in paris it's better to stay here at least we know the police officers.number less phone call has hope that one day things might change. the french constitution says we are all equal that's obviously a myth but if we flag up these inconsistences the french will realize what's happening they will hold the state accountable. that winning the fight might take a while but he's not. and before you go just reminder the top stories we're following for you political consultants in cambridge analytics has suspended its c.e.o. after he was filmed boasting about tricks the company uses to swing elections that's what facebook also under fire after of course the cambridge analytical illegally harvested data from millions of facebook accounts and germany's angela merkel is due to lay out her government's plans for the next four years in an address to parliament today that's after being sworn in last week for a fourth term chance. you're watching t.v. news from berlin. next hour and you'll find all our stories online at g.w. dot com thanks want you. to. look. for. state

paris and that so some of the we look german for more in half an hour. when the whole make its manufacture consent to stick to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round be the one percent. time we can all middle of the room sit. around anymore you'll need. to. apply for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money killian erroneous and spending two hundred twenty million one fly a. book it's an experience like nothing else i want to do because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy a great so will transfer. and thinks it's going to. the far right and britain isn't just on the march it's taking violent murderous action. a neo nazi group called national action applauded the mother and the mother of a young woman member of the british parliament just before one o'clock today jo cox and paid for in spending for the tots knock

when the new roof a new engine had paris we thank you. now there's so many other stories making news around the world former south african president jacob zuma is to be charged with fraud racketeering and money laundering the ruling a.n.c. party forced him to resign as head of state last month after years of scandal the charges relate to a multi-billion dollar government arms purchase in the late one nine hundred ninety s. . an independent monitoring group says russian astronauts have killed at least forty six people in eastern due to this as more civilians flee the rebel held areas outside the capital damascus russia says more than four thousand people left today russia and syria launched an offensive on the region almost four weeks ago. north korea's foreign minister really young home has extended his unannounced visit to sweden to a second day but this is a prompting speculation that he may be laying the groundwork for some between u.s. president donald trump and north korea's kim jong sweden has been mentioned as a possible venue for

of protesters gathered near the eiffel tower and many of the demonstrators were americans living in paris there are also protests in several german cities organized by americans demonstrators gathered outside the u.s. embassy in central berlin to call for more restrictions on gun sales. investigators looking into a hostage taking and shooting incident at a supermarket in southern france have discovered homemade explosives at the site of the attack they also found a handgun and a hunting knife all that the latest on the investigation from our correspondent in paris in a moment but first tributes are being paid to the policeman who offered himself as a hostage colonel. has died of his wounds in the hospital his first place is with a woman who is being held captive inside the store. outside the police station where bill trump was based in the town of local people have been paying tribute i don't know i haven't slept all night since what happened yesterday he was marvelous he was a hero obviously the military the police officer i have huge respect for them. and . on the radio comes mother spo

thousands of people have been marching in paris trying to make a voice discouraged to the government of president marcos saying they're unhappy with many of the ideals of p.c. ministration including that she was not one hundred and twenty thousand jobs in the five years of his presidency that have been some violent confrontations during this day strike in paris now where police caution to the protest is some suggesting that the police had used extreme violence and some of the protesters had been injured from the civil savants to the right way start to students or hit to voice their concerns with this current administration this is actually also the first over thirty seven days of strikes by the railways those strikes are going to take place over the next few months until the end of june the way we were just saying this is the only way that they can get their voices heard and they will speak to raise that opposed to that line of work challenged even ski auti paris. well don't forget you can get in touch and share your thoughts on the day stories by following us on social media i'll be

clashes erupt in paris between police and people taking part in a nationwide strike against president promised reforms. and as the son of libya's former leader moammar gadhafi runs for president we speak exclusively to saif gadhafi for. the situation you have libya is the result of the destruction of the state institutions not only toppling the regime return back to its roadmap become a democratic sovereign state. hello there you watching r.t. international this thursday afternoon is just turned five o'clock here in moscow on our top story the russian ambassador to the u.k. alexander has slammed boris johnson's comparison of the upcoming world cup in russia to the lympics under hitler calling it an acceptable and an insult to the russian people. the roads like to go. the way we want to go to sleep. here so i think the comparison with these exist is right moscow considers this kind of statements made under the level of the foreign secretary in any way an acceptable and totally irresponsible. the british government is free to make a decision about its dissipation in the world cup but no

that there's an elizabeth in paris. i have more news coming up the inhofe analyse of that. hard fought. car culture. car hair. superman. superfood stylish dog gone. lifestyle during. what does a football loving country to reach its goals. we'll tell you our german soccer aid it back to the top. in our web special. dot com football made in germany. when i was. being developed changing the world. but i was a woman in egypt some things turned out differently forced marriage genital mutilation humiliation. so i know all else and all we read about. the written word to stand up for women's rights. now while the el saadawi the free voice of egypt starting april eighth on t w. b r fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them has a problem of. sending is just that the children who have already been the boy and those that will follow are part of a new process. they could be the future of. colombia. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made. hi there and welcome from our studios

s will be checked in paris it's better to stay here at least we know the police officers. number less core has hope that one day things might change. the french constitution says we are all equal that's obviously a myth but if we flag up these in consistencies the french will realize what's happening they will hold the state accountable. that reading the fight might take a while but he's not gay and. just for we go this breaking news coming in local media in texas are reporting that a man believed to be the austin serial bomber is dead police have not yet confirmed this according to reports police were trying to arrest the suspect when he set off an explosion will keep you updated as details come in. so your news for now sumi will be with you at the top of next hour thanks for watching. stories that people in the world over information they provide the opinions they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us.

of paris part of our coverage of the u.n. international day against racial discrimination. but first for one of germany's best known carmaker turbulent times over at b.m.w. prosecutors raided the company's headquarters on tuesday as they searched for evidence in the ongoing diesel scandal now b.m.w. c.e.o. says the company's diesel vehicles were not manipulator today's publishing of the twenty seven thousand financial results are in stark contrast to the company's legal worries b.m.w. posted record profits of ten point seven billion euros for last year the spicing it spent big on e-car research and development the company believes that twenty eight will be its ninth record year in a row. well for more let's bring in our financial correspondent in frankfurt now another record year for b.m.w. despite that raid what do investors make of this mixed bag of news. well the m.w. share price is up close to zero point seven percent this morning so it's receiving a pretty positive reception on the part of investors there and you know it would seem that investors especially one with re