pre-paris agreement. the work that we are doing through a variety of the commonwealth is moving forward with the regulatory program where we would place a limit on carbon pollution from power plants. it is linked to the regional greenhouse gas in a fit of -- initiative. these activities were occurring before president trump's announcement. the importance of the work that the states are doing has only been amplified since the announcement. coalition, a lot of this work would have occurred nationally -- naturally. it gave us a galvanizing point. there is so much excitement at the state level in terms of investing in our clean energy economy, growing new businesses around resiliency. a lot of resiliency is incredibly important. it is something we are thinking about everything all day. there are a lot of opportunities for the states to step forward and take a more leadership role in the absence of the federal government doing so. that is not to say that we would not like to see more federal action. i think co

the paris authorities think there arejust polluted.nk there are just too many cars in this town that is the cause of all the pollution, so they would like people to use something lean and clean, like this, instead. we are ina and clean, like this, instead. we are in a situation of emergency and the shift towards clean mobility and the shift towards clean mobility and the diminution of the number of cars ina the diminution of the number of cars in a city like paris is very urgent, so we in a city like paris is very urgent, so we need to do something. paris has already banned older cars on entering the city on weekdays. it wa nts to entering the city on weekdays. it wants to get rid of diesel vehicles altogether within six years and it is offering big incentives for people to travel in other ways. individuals can claim subsidies worth up to $500 each to help them by electrically assisted bicycles. that raises to $750 to pay for bikes, public transport or car sharing scheme is they scrap their own cars 01’ sharing scheme is they scrap the

to tell you in some ways a little bit better in some ways worse police in central paris have confirmed now that they've shot dead a nice woman who has killed one person that's still confirmed these figures are changing you can understand why details are sketchy as they come in the early points and that kind of levels as more information comes through the latest we know now is that four others were injured in the attacks a bit less than was earlier reported that happened in the opera district two of them a seriously wounded looks like one of the victims. at least one deceased victim here tonight we don't know any of the motives behind what's going on here or anything about the attacker who he was his age his background what may have motivated him to reportedly carry this as you can see this very pretty central area of paris on a busy saturday what would have been now in lockdown the police there they say they've got a handle on it they say they have they believe or think there's only one person involved that's now on the control you can see it looks at least you know thoughts with frien

the other news tonight then keep an eye on paris to. a canadian opposition leader is demanding to know what's being done about dozens of former eisel fighters who've returned to canada it comes after one of them admitted carrying out executions in syria in a new york times podcast. or you can do this you know can we hold a candle and i just kept looking down at his feet i don't want to look at his head and. i kept thinking. children this individual described how he executed individuals by shooting them in the back of the head he said that the people he was shooting deserved it and he said i know i won't be held accountable he said that at least twice the former eisel fighter who goes by the name parent who confessed to taking part in execution style murders of sunni muslim men he said he decided to leave syria after his second killing saif originally left canada in twenty fourteen to join the extremist group he was in the seventeen at the time but he is now back in toronto much to canadian m.p.'s surprise and dismay. this guy is apparen

this is art international breaking news the paris police shoot dead of night from a new stabbed one person to death earlier and injured several others near the city's main opera. donald trump faces a torrent of criticism from leading european politicians and media over his decision to pull out of that big a rand nuclear deal. as we consider studying the link maybe between immigration and crime saying public demand for such a move is growing. at a rock the polls this weekend but the parliamentary elections got washington worried because none of the main candidates back its policy of countering iran. by their very good morning this is art international with me kevin and it's one am in moscow now so just past midnight in paris and that's right top stories coming from you can see on the red taken there the breaking news in france police in that lovely capital this morning have confirmed that they've shot dead a knife man who killed one person in the opera district but ten thirty in the evening local time south of the evening four others are injured two of them seriously stayed pretty the same

but it is a feature of paris. if you think how are we going to get that kind of ambition that we need to get overtime. there has to be a growing development of norms and expectations within countries of the world. not just within the negotiating community but in the countries. two ramp up more and more and faster and faster. the country which for so many years has been viewed in all sorts of areas while beyond climate change. suddenly saying nevermind. what is the impact on that. obviously not good. i think they are ready to go forward. but don't underestimate the negative side of the u.s. position. i want to bring in ambassador hart and david to launch from this platform. where do you think the coalition and that really that really got us the admission of paris i was working for todd during paris and we all came together in the high initiatives. we got a much further agreement than most of us thought. very difficult. they all had to agree on the same one. sixty out of a hundred. this one evening everyone to agree

on that they're going to the paris antiterrorism judges are handling the case says. you know what authorities say the attacker was born in chechnya in one nine hundred ninety seven his parents have been detained for questioning. france's interior minister visited the injured. left once again tonight france has been hit. by twenty nine year old man has lost his life. sure i would first like to honor his memory once again i'm in moore it is the youth of france is what it has been hit tonight else france has been ohio there since a spate of large scale terror attacks the right twenty fifteen which have been claimed or inspired by the islamic state group and have so far killed more than two hundred forty people well for more we're joined now by d.w. correspondent lisa lewis who is in paris so he said the suspect was apparently known to authorities as a security risk so while were police unable to prevent this attack while he was known to police for being on a watch list for possibly radicalized people on that watch list you've got more than twenty five thousand people an

paris. new racism scandals at the world of fashion after the cover of vogue italy featured a famous model with a noticeably darker skin tone than normal is the photo of supermodel gigi had did spot the controversy on social media people pointed out her skin hair and facial features were photoshop to appear darker so the photos a piece of art and there's nothing racist about it instead of just hiring someone of a different culture they transform a white girl change her skin and even did her makeup to make her look more ethnic change hair color etc oh ok this is normal why couldn't you use a black model instead of saying black face honestly so ignorant disgusting disappointed in the modeling industry these days there is literally nothing in black face about this people can't even look tan anymore without others making it something it's not you're making a response out of everything even when it's not she doesn't look black here she looks brunette i think the intention was to show a power of tr

in paris.rentjob. it ps2 yet was all about breaking into europe, and that was as ultimate failure. i suppose cou nty was as ultimate failure. i suppose county arsenal yet the different job, just to get them back into the champions league places. he told everybody when he left paris that they had too much expectation. about europe part of the job in paris. it was too bad the club, because he won seven trophies in paris. 0k was too bad the club, because he won seven trophies in paris. okjust to national trophies, but still trophies, and not so easy to win this trophy is. so, he wants to do the same thing in arsenal. he wants to do everything inside the club, so he is ok to work with everybody, but they can't tell what he has to do inside the pitch, and that is what the problem was in paris, because the problem was in paris, because the players have too much power in paris. the players do not have the power inside distressing, so they will have to leave the power to unai emery to allow him to succ

again, this happening in paris near the paris opera house.ife attack, at least one person is reported dead. >> president trump making big and bold foreign policy moves this week that could have both major political and global impact. the administration negotiating the release of three american detainees in north korea. and announcing that the historic summit between the president and kim jong-un will take place exactly a month from today in singapore. on iran, the president fulfilling a campaign promise to pull out of the iran nuclear deal, sending shockwaves through allies around the world. and to top it all off, just two days from now, on monday, the u.s. will open an embassy in jerusalem. so how do people who voted for trump feel about these big moves? would they vote for him next time around? cnn's martin safvidge went to pennsylvania to find out. >> armstrong, pennsylvania, along the banks of the allegheny river. here, the hills are green and the politics red. >> my fellow americans -- >> president trump's tough talking foreign policy ma

and what we seem to have arrived after this morning of talks in paris is one could call it a road a road map perhaps but there's certainly a plan in place that everyone in attendance seems to have agreed to. well that's right and what we've heard after this meeting here in paris is the the four main rival libyan leaders that were invited to attend this conference have signed an agreement to come up with a constitutional framework by september and then set a date for elections december the tenth we are told that they would like libyans to go to the polls now there was a lot of back slapping a lot of kind words as a man or mark or said that this was an historic moment the fact that these leaders are come together and agreed was something of a first and also that these leaders were joined by not only presented some international organizations such as yours united nations but also by representatives of nearly twenty countries a man all mark home saying that it was very important that those countries that have often been very divided and serve their own interests in libya or here in paris or

well the purpose of the summit in paris today according to french officials was very much to to bring the international community towards one common position the problem is that the summit was prepared somewhat in a rush only three weeks elapse from when the first idea of this meeting marriage to end when it's actually taking place today and as you said some key members. of those present there today in paris have differing views the controversial issues is first of all whether we need whether libya needs the approval of the constitution before going to elections there is a draft constitution that was approved by the constitution drafting assembly in twenty seventeen that should be put to a vote but there are some countries i think france is one of them that doesn't necessarily think that the prove all of this constitution is a precondition for holding elections and would rather go into elections and then deal with the constitution later these are like important. legal issues because without a proper legal framework how are you going to have presidential elections and this is another t

the ten kilometer race between paris and song to me was to take place in just over a week's time but this is part of where the run is supposed to come through and as you can see it would be virtually impossible for them to navigate this section of the racecourse these makeshift camps are growing day by day the route is impossible it is disturbing to have to run the race in the middle of a refugee camp at last year's race around six and a half thousand people took part it was also adopted as part of paris's bid to host the twenty twenty four olympics embodying a couple of the games key objectives solidarity and ecology this cancellation so close to race day has disappointed many you know it's kind of unfair or because of improvising for one time and then you just cancel it last minute just. like they should have reworded it down that's what i think so it's two separate problems you just do your race if your do your race and the rider problem is something else i think they should fix that they help them more. you know when you walk in the street you can see them all the people lying on

as you said, 2015 was a very difficult year for paris.t was the first time france was really targeted, first with the newspaper that was targeted and then the horrific attack here in paris in november. all that kind of continued and never really stopped. they became targeted, repeated attacks either by organized groups of people, or by lone wolfes. that attack in the south of france in nice during the festivities of bastille in july in the heat of the summer here in paris where at least 100 people were killed during a parade. this is a country still very much in shock of course every time these things happen. people get scared. people get worried but of course they do live on. as of yet, we, a lot of people here are trying to understand what exactly happened and of course who this person was and what were his motives. >> let us know, now, this looks to be a busy part of paris, or there are very few parts that are not busy in paris on a friday night. what part of town is this? is this where folks tend to be out during the evening? again, i

has a report of the man who carried out the stabbing in paris on saturday was on a security forces watch list for his extremist views shot and killed by police after killing one person. others. came down this road to the distance covered in blood holding a knife. european leaders were to toe washington's line after president abandons the iran nuclear deal with one key adviser now saying that he cannot rule out sanctioning companies who do business with you ron also ahead this hour. the touch out. to palestinians are killed and dozens injured as protests continue on the border between gaza and israel ahead of the u.s. embassies move. and russia marks seventy three years since a victory world war two with a record ten million people marching nationwide to honor relatives who fought for freedom. all right broadcasting live for studios in moscow this is art. national i'm sean thomas and we're recapping the week's top stories now it is being reported the suspect behind a knife attack in paris on saturday was viewed by french intelligence as a possible threat to national security the man who i

paris. new racism scandalous in the world of fashion once after the cover of vogue italy featured a famous model with a noticeably darker skin tone than normal is the photo of supermodel gigi how did that spot the control of the city and social media people pointed out her skin hair and facial features were photoshop to appear darker for the sake of the photo it's just a piece of art and there's nothing racist about it instead of just hiring someone of a different culture they transform a white girl change her skin and even did her makeup to make her look more ethnic change hair color etc oh ok this is normal why couldn't you use a black model instead of saying black face honestly so ignorant disgusting disappointed in the modeling industry these days there is literally nothing in black face about this people can even look ten anymore without others making it something it's not you're making a response out of everything even when it's not she doesn't look black here she looks brunette i thin

riviera like a huge cruise ship was inside the day in the heart of paris. among the many famous faces were actresses kristen stewart and the daughter of johnny depp and vanessa parodied lily rose. hitting the runway were supermodel sisters bella and. chanel had designer karl lagerfeld famously transforms the into a spectacle for chanel shows previous settings have included a full blown forest and an airport terminal. and india and was a kind of drawing of comic book character and his dog snowy has spent six hundred thousand euros at an auction in paris it was made by a belgian artist shelfs they mean better known as mc. as a cover it is strange because the newspaper serialisation concept in one nine hundred fifty nine it's in some comic book full of the ocean drawing was not included that is what's those have made it's about. karl marx traffic lights karl marx rubber duckies and karl marx wind all to mark the philosopher's two hundredth birthday on may fifth in his birthplace tree here marks is turning up everywhere on thursday the house where he was born o

back to the life attack in paris.s were injured —— knife attack. the suspect was shot dead by police, the statement has been issued by the mayor of paris. it says tonight our city has been bruised and my first thoughts go to the family of the victim who lost his life and i also think of the wounded and be loved ones and i want to tell them that all parisians are by their side —— the loved ones. we are yet to find out the motive for the attack. north korea has announced it will dismantle its nuclear test site later this month — in plain view of the world's media. the three—day event is scheduled to take place three weeks before president trump and the north korean leader kimjong—un hold an historic summit in singapore. another key public announcement from the usually secretive state. she is describing a ceremony to dismantle north korea's main nuclear test site. kimjong—un has carried out all six nuclear blasts within these secluded mountain valleys, but now he says he will blow up all the tunnels and block all entranc

first, our top story live from paris. official result from lebanon's election are due to come out later today. early results are showing big wins for the iran backed shiite group has blocked. blocked --s less than half of eligible voters actually went to the polls. joining us live from the interior ministers office. tell us more about how things will play out in the new parliament. say, it is looking like the hezbollah alliance is going to get a slight majority in parliament. the party alliance run by the prime minister is going to lose a few seeds. it is important to point out that when we say a majority, that does not directly mean each party has a majority. it is system and lebanon, evenly divided between christians and muslims. among those, all the seats are divided up among the different sects. when we say that has a lot alliance is going to get a majority, that is where they're going to be a line from all different sects around the country. although the prime minister -- his alliance has clearly lost seats from wher

summit in paris. e.u. trade commissioner o.c.d. amount stroom said retaliatory measures including a trade war would be on the cards if negotiations fail. our future course of action will depend on the nature and the severity of measures imposed on our exports by the united states and the injury it does to our industry. and that could mean tariffs on many u.s. products including cranberries peanut butter orange juice motorcycles and whiskey. all right for the latest from that summit in paris let's cross over to our correspondent there lisa louise good to have you with us lisa so high level talks are going on there on the sidelines of the o.e.c.d. meeting how are those talks coming along have you heard anything yet well monica we hearing very little of the content of these talks we know that the u.s. secretary of commerce well barrasso is here he was taking part in a panel this morning we also presume that the german economics minister is here and that the talks are ongoing between these people and obviously most room to see a month

paris. that's a wrap up of today's top stories for this hour but i'll be back with more in about thirty minutes. when lawmakers manufacture consensus uncertainty of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round lifts and me the one percent. we can all middle of the room signals. the real news. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to me to peep out the cells with simple song alone even cycle niggas full elsewhere so they invite private companies to take over the utilities anybody tell us drop us a lag solicitously got booked but while on the going to call my band this is us to quote them out of it a promise of more years than both the left bill brought up the locals are ready to stand up for the basic you. right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than water it's about the hurt and the redistribution of all as to birds and their debt downwards do you want or will. join

shell hit the high seas in paris on thursday with its cruise collection and invited guests to set sail for the french riviera thank you to cruise ship was dumped inside the go on holiday in the heart of paris. among the many famous faces were actresses kristen stewart and the daughter of johnny depp and vanessa parodied lily rose. hitting the runway were supermodel sisters bella and gigi how diva. chanel had designer karl lagerfeld famously transforms the grandpa lay into a spectacle for chanel shows previous settings have included a full blown forest and an airport terminal. and india and was a kind of drawing a comic book character tim tim and his dog snowy france fetched more than six hundred thousand euros at an auction in paris it was made by a belgian artist just made me better known as. the picture served as a cabbage distraction for the newspaper serialisation of chaos a concept that in nine hundred fifty nine it's innocent accomplished in a book full of the ocean drawing was not included that is what's those have made it's about. karl marx traffic lights karl marx rubber ducki

every morning when she's in paris christine's. flowers she says it makes the world more bearable was a. good morning how are you. that was it i think i'll take three watch rises. there for a very famous photographer who died taking pictures during the war we're going to the palace says seventy. three nice ones there. christine spanglish was born in the news in eastern france and raised in spain she divides her time between paris and he beats a as a war photographer spending man's work has featured in many top news publication. since the early one nine hundred seventy s. she's reported on many of the major wars and conflicts around the world. chad. vietnam. northern ireland. western sahara. afghanistan and. iran. she's currently preparing an exhibition for the house of european photography the end e.p. in paris it's a retrospective of her life as a war photographer. and from all. over the past century these five women have helped write photographic history what motivated them most still young in their twenty's to take up their came

on the only person to the paris antiterrorism judges are handling the case suzy. you know what authorities say the attacker was born in chechnya in one nine hundred ninety seven his parents have been detained for questioning. france's interior minister visited the injured. once again tonight france has been hit. by a twenty nine year old man has lost his life. i would first like to honor his memory once again it is the youth of france who has been hit tonight. yes. his tribute joined that of the country's president emanuel macron who said france has paid once again the price of blood but did not give an end to the enemies of freedom all my thoughts go to the victims and those wounded in the knife attack parachuted tonight in paris as well as their relatives on behalf of all the french people i salute the courage of the policeman the terrorist france has been on high alert since a spate of large scale terror attacks through right twenty fifteen which have been claimed or inspired by the islamic state great and have so far killed more than two hundred forty people.

are there and taking pictures for paris match life times newsweek or stone. i'm always aware that i have to prove that as a woman i'm just as brave as a man. why was that courageous because when you're not afraid of death in the you not afraid of anything. yet. where you let's have a look then i'm very excited to you. best because a quasi laptop and i think this is the first time you've developed my bombing of prom pen. i'm always very moved even years later when i see this photo was i still dream about it. and. it's just you know this one here with the black skies shows the two hundred twenty bombs fired by the khmer rouge. and this this isn't a midnight sun as sort of bright white sun darkened by missiles and black smoke and the. civil king said to me well where b.m. you can see the face of the horrified soldier looking at me with a hopeless gesture as if to say look what they've done. see i did it that way deliberately. i always avoid sensationalism just as i never photographed the streams of red blood in color like a picture by here on a miss bosch all da

returning to the attack in paris.l macron has been paying tribute to those caught up in this incident on twitter. all my thoughts are with those affected by the attack in paris night. i salute the courage of the police officers who stopped the terrorists. interestingly, he has used the word terrorists because there was a request for people not to speculate early in the evening as to speculate early in the evening as to the motive for the attack. tens of thousands of people have marched through central london, demanding better pay and improved job security. the trades union congress, which organised the demonstration, says british workers are experiencing the longest income squeeze in 200 years. the government says inflation is falling and unemployment is at a ito—year low. here's our business correspondent joe lynam. thousands came, marching for an end to shrinking pay packets. nurses, teachers, welders and firefighters, all calling for a new dealfor workers and the public service. the trades union congress says we ar

europe braces for us tariffs on steel and alan minium off the failed trade talks in paris washington reportedly plans to let a temporary exemption from the punitive u.s. tariffs expire europe stands ready to retaliate also on the show the german city of hamburg he is the first to ban diesel vehicles on some of its roads so we talked to our reporters to find out what about the significance of this initiative. welcome to w. business u.s. president on a trump is expected to go ahead with plans tariffs on steel and many of imports from e.u. countries that's according to reports out of the united states the news comes as last minute talks between european trade officials and u.s. secretary of commerce wilbur ross on the. sidelines of the o.e.c.d. meeting in paris failed to yield a deal the europeans left wednesday's meetings pessimistic about winning a third and final exemption from the terrorists announced in march the tears are slated to go into effect on friday and our correspondent lisa noise is standing by in all for us following the events in paris lisa those last ditch talks to cli

ski aussie paris or the top of their. some officials do not. fully understand or do not fully accept the principle of football being beyond politics that's a fundamental principle for the world football. were granted some people may have opinions but it's their own opinions and doesn't influence opinions of many other football fans through our. tickets every day in large volumes. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. for more than thirty years between sixteen from austria has been searching for information about suv yet soon found in austria cheering will want to do. his work is important because the full speculation of woodward to history has reached unprecedentedly high levels.

once again, tom, paris on edge this evening. back to you. >> abc's mikey kay reporting live from the scene tonight. mikey, thank you. >>> we're also following breaking news from hawaii tonight. officials warning that the kilauea volcano could be about to blow. the threat, the lava inside the crater mixing with groundwater, turning the volcano into a giant cannon. and those conditions for a powerful new eruption are now in place. all of this as a new crack in the earth has emerged. tonight, the threat zone across many miles. abc's marci gonzalez on the scene in hawaii again for us tonight. >> reporter: president trump now issuing the official disaster declaration, securing federal money to help pay for the ongoing emergency response here in hawaii, including the possibility of more evacuations. while tonight, this, a 16th fissure erupting, spewing more lava into an already devastated landscape. >> i don't know if this one will cause more evacuations, but it is in line with the rift zone. we are preparing for the worst, we are pre

terrorist atrocities people are breathing a bit but there is a fatal mike knife attack in central paris this saturday evening it seems as far as we know that knifeman has been killed also one person a victim has been killed in the opera district where four others were injured two of them we hear on a serious condition security services are not saying yet what they know about the motives here if there was a motive it was a terror attack or not there are various stories going around on the on the twitter sphere eccentric cetera but we're sticking with what we know at the moment we do not know the motives behind this attack but we think only one attack it potential attack involved here israelis on the line from london hey. every time this thing kicks off you've been so you know so often the front line of this in london when it when it happened the last time it's difficult to know what to say you know we often go through how could you have prevented this you know. if you can yeah you know you have lost you ok if you can hear me what do you know where you are from the london newsroom i can h

paris. new racism scandalous in the world of fashion after the cover of vogue italy featured a famous model with a noticeably darker skin tone normal is the photo of supermodel g.g. how did that spot the controversy or social media people pointed out the skin and facial features were photoshop to appear darker and others say the photo is a piece of art and there's nothing racist about it instead of just hiring someone of a different culture they transform a white girl change her skin and demanded her makeup to make her look more ethnic change hair color etc oh ok this is normal why couldn't you use a black model instead of saying black face honestly so ignorant disgusting disappointed in the modeling industry these days there is literally nothing in black face about this people can't even look tan anymore without others making it something it's not you're making a response out of everything even when it's not she doesn't look black here she looks brunette i think the intention was to show a

": this is "france i'm genie godula in paris. italy is waiting on confirmation on whether or not a law professor with no political experience will be its new prime minister. italy's president, who confirms the post, has put off his final decision until today. south korean president moon jn in washington, trying to salvage the meeting between washington and north korea planned for june 12. france facing another massive strike today, which some say could be the biggest in 10 years. all unions representing civil servants are joining in. also coming up this hour, yet another trade dispute. marketse, it is rwandan suffering from new tariffs. the details and our business update. and critics say india's most famous monument, the taj mahal, is dying. more on the culprit, pollution, on the way. first, our top stories, live from paris. after months of political paralysis in italy, a coalition of the far right league party and eurosceptic five star movement finally came up with a name for a prime minister. that was yesterday, but the little

president of france at the technology summit in paris. technology summit in paris. down more if m&s wasectory, around 196. we often take colour for granted. painted surfaces can be. and their importance stretches way beyond the diy market. $161 billion last year. just realised my dress is not actually painted! 3 billion. annually up to 2021. volkswagen and mercedes—benz. of emea to find out more. the performance of their goods. right now in the world. while still ensuring its safety is something that we are doing. into electric cars, weight is a significant issue. they go longer on the road. tell me why aubergines are so important for your industry. oh, that‘s a nice story, learning, taking innovation from nature. it doesn‘t burn or cook. so we investigated, why is that so? made of two layers. reflecting, absorbing the uv. and then the second layer, which is reflecting the uv. on a hot day on the tarmac. which helps the company to save on air conditioning. the last year or so. why do you want to acquire more companies? we are able to expand geographically thanks to those acquisitions. p

paris and france down over 1%. genie: rail passengers are facing another day of disruption. >> the 21st strike day in two months. have beenvices canceled as well as half of local trains. workers are unhappy with the overhault's plans to the company, which includes preparing opening it up for competition. the railway reform bill is being examined by a senate committee today. genie: unemployment is slightly on the rise here. >> new figures from thee french statistics office, raised by 0.3% to just under 9% in mainland france. the increase was expected after the rate dropped sharply in the previous three months. this change remains within the margin of error. let's move on with a look at some more of today's business headlines. barclays is said to be exploring merger options with other lenders, including standard charters. the financial times reporting private talks have taken place between directors at the banks. both banks refusing to comment for now. -- was notes planning a merger. shares in the bank down around 1%

in paris it's a retrospective of her life as a war photographer. from all. over the past century these five women have helped write photographic history what motivated them most still young in their twenty's to take up their cameras and go to the frontlines were they as women able to see things that men couldn't. a viennese photographer is believed to be the first woman to record a military conflict on film these albums tell her story they returned from new york back to vienna and ended up in the austrian national library. they're the life's work of shock a viennese jew who converted to protestantism in her mid twenty's she made a name for herself as a war photographer during the first world war. the albums were discovered by viennese cultural historian christiane her up his work has helped restore charlotte to her place in history. sinful to the dark and that you have this and these are photographs she took during world war one. and that's before she probably put them into the album after the first world war as a memento of her time as a war correspondent a

paris. that's a wrap up of today's top stories for this hour but i'll be back with more in about thirty minutes. the ng am the air. above. the bomb. the united states has instead of tools it's news and it's a tax on other countries. economic sanctions are are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the country music you're talking about. and there just to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country because. we are and is a responsibility for the whole. and we need to make rules for the rest. because without us there will be change. hello and welcome to crossfire all things considered i'm peter lavelle chromes foreign policy could be described as double speak the president doesn't have a defined policy approach even goals are difficult to discern is this what the art of the deal means is trumps foreign policy making america great again and the world safer. talking terms foreign policy i'm joined by my guest michael la w

rome also coming up here on to the rescue an undocumented immigrant saves the life of a young boy in paris the french president personally thanking the twenty two year old for his astonishing worst year after it goes viral his bravery earns him french citizenship and the job. plus the saving the world or at least the european union from plastic plans are for took down a whole new range of products and cut think twenty six million tons of plastic waste the new generates every year. what iraq great to have you along everyone in lee's new caretaker prime minister has promised to do all he can to steer the country out of its political crisis the president of italy asked can look at the quote that i need to form a government after the collapse of what would have been in these first populist administration over the weekend that he doesn't plan to stay in office for long he's promised new elections by the beginning of next year. this is the man with the mandate to form italy's interim government a moderate and former official at the international monetary fund he is a firm believer in the europea

aussie paris. the russian defense ministry says a russian military helicopter has crashed in eastern syria during a routine mission according to the ministry of both pilots were killed in the incident and their bodies have been retrieved from the site technical malfunction is being suggested as the reason for the crash the aircraft was a k a fifty two attack helicopter also known as an alligator they've been used by russian troops in syria since two thousand and sixteen and there were a cism scandal has hit the world of fashion that's after the cover of vogue italy featured a famous model with a noticeably darker skin tone the normal here's the photo of supermodel gigi who did that sparked the controversy on social media people pointed out that her skin hair and facial features were photoshop to appear darker than they actually are but others say the photo is a piece of art and there's nothing racist about it instead of just hiring someone of a different culture they transform a white girl change h

and french police dismantle a makeshift camp two thousand migrants had been living will be live in paris. we begin with some breaking news out of afghanistan and there are reports of explosions and gunfire near the interior ministry headquarters in the capital kabul jennifer joining us on the telephone from kabul itself what are you hearing about this attack jennifer. that's a package still going on to get on the ministry of interior expertise with an explosion and then a number of actors firing rocket propelled grenades gunfire. very very large news calling compound on a main road in kabul traffic has been diverted from that road snarling traffic around the city much of the city in a long jam of traffic because it is such a main i've just heard that flights in and out of kabul international airport has been suspended for now because the ministry of interior is not very far from the end of the runway there so this attack ongoing we don't have any word of casualties right now and no one has claimed responsibility but the taliban have said that they would car get government institutions an

paris. the fashion world is embroiled in another racism scandal after the cover of vogue italy sparked widespread criticism we'll show you the photo now despite the controversy it's featuring supermodel gigi how did who some say is recognizable here on social media the hash tag black face has been trending over the scandal but people pointing out that how did skin hair and facial features were photo shopped in style to appear darker than they really are. designed these folk would tell their mate he's through with all drug issue color now the lack of diversity in the industry for and they just broke a tower give us a black fleece jeezy how did she. what a great day for a walk to demonstrated the openness to diversity gigi hadid i hope you had nothing to do with a pro in this calmer when you see these kind of things happening just like we have the h. and m. campaigns and whatever campaigns they don't realize that ethics. the emotions of people like you've got a lot of young black males growing

it's reported that man occurred at the starving in paris on saturday was on the security forces watch list for his extremist views he was shot dead by police after killing one person and injuring several others. the attacker came down this road here in his hands covered in blood holding a knife. some of the stories that shape the week european leaders refused to toe washington's line after president trump abandons the iran nuclear deal with one key adviser saying he can't rule out sanctioning e.u. companies who do business with iran but also. two palestinians have been killed and dozens injured as protests continue for another week on the border between gaza and israel ahead of the u.s. embassy's move to jerusalem. post big story in russia in the week russia marked seventy three years since victory in world war two with a record ten million people marching nationwide on a relatives who fought for freedom. good evening this is the weekly with me kevin international tonight rather paul the big stories of the last seven days and we're starting with what happened last night in paris it's

but recently, the paris tech industry is reinventing itself.e a record 743 tech two years in 2017, growing by -- tech tiers in 2017, growing by 45% from 2016, and the total value of the deals jumped 50% from last year. meanwhile, the country is hoping to jumpstart innovation and investment with its biggest to date. 13th section of the city, it is the world's largest startup incubator. the property opened last summer, with a event spaces, for kitchens, and a pop-up space. however, it will cost you. partners like axle phase $600,000 a year in membership fees. so has it been a success? it remains to be seen. but they are continuing to expand the program it offers in the company and opened over 100 shared apartments. emily: and caroline was on the ground in paris all week reporting live from bloomberg's sooner than you think event. she spoke with several influencers, including maurice leavy, the chair of the advertising board publicis group. maurice: the tech world is now meeting in paris, and you will with aill start tomorrow very important meetin