bureau chief for paris match. welcome. >> hello, carol.to meet you. >> thanks for being here. i think most americans would be confused by this policy. are you? >> i'm not. i think the french people understand this kind of policy. the situation in paris is pretty extreme and has been very extreme since the attacks on "charlie hebdo." the climate, people think that france is a pretty safety country. we're thinking that france was a pretty safe country until the paris attack one month ago. people understand what is going on. the army is hiring people. that's never heard of. we are aware that 1,200 french citizens are members of the so-called jihadi networks meaning going to iraq to do the jihad and that's obviously a very very worrisome fact. >> surely the people of paris would know the difference between an actor in a movie and a film set and real life. >> they do understand that. everybody does understand that. it sounds a little bit extreme but it's really a situation that we have never heard of in france. basically everybody -- the french

supporters of english premier league club chelsea were in paris for a champions league match. they pushed a black man off a train and declared they were racist. another passenger captured the incident and posted the video on the internet. chelsea issued a statement calling the fans' behavior abhorrent. it said such actions have no place in football or society. fifa president sepp blatter took to twitter to denounce the incident and chelsea fans in london also expressed their anger. >> i like it. it is a couple of idiots doing it. >> french prosecutors launched an investigation. >>> pro russian separatists in eastern ukraine are facing more pressure to respect a cease-fire now that they captured a strategic town. ukrainian soldiers retreated following a battle that raged on days after the truce took effect. now many are waiting to see if the agreement to end more than 10 months of war will actually work. nh nhk world's craig dale reports. >> reporter: ukrainian soldiers embraced happy to be alive after a harrowing few days. they're among the thousands of troops who retreated fr

match in paris finished with winning 20 points to 13 to make it two wins in a row hopes >> the overallfre. >> sri lanka take okay england in wellington. england decided to bat first after winning the tots. a short time ago, they were 108 for 3 of 22 overs. england looking for their second win of the competition. sri lanka won two out of their three games so far in competition. >> the basketball world is mourning death of former nba star anthony mason who dived at 48. he enjoyed a 13-year nba career. most well known as the member of the new york side. the new york nick side. congestive heart fail you're. >> that's the sport for now. more later. >> a british graffiti artist and political activist who calls himself banksy has turned attention to the streets and walls of gaza. banksy wants to highlight the plight of 2 million palestinian people confined there. his work bemyselves some gasns. others see a political message. paul chatajan reports. >> the 2014 war between hamas and israel left parts of gaza in ruins and much of it still needs rebuilding rebuilding. both these themes are explo

paris metro. chelsea supporters are accused of preventing a black man from boarding the train last week. they were also heard chanting "we're racist, and that's the way we like it." it happened during a tourism matchea and paris st. germaine. >> one of the suspects richard barkley, is apologizing for the incident. look at what his lawyer says. "he did not participate in racist chanting and singing and condemns any behavior supporting that." his lawyer add that his client is sorry for the trauma and stress the victim suffered. >>> well up ahead, "birdman" swooped up the top award on hollywood's biggest night winning for best picture. it won throw other oscars for best cinematography directing, and original screenplay. >> "the grand budapest hotel" also won four oscars. we'll look at other big winners and memorable moments coming up. >>> you're with "cnn newsroom." just ahead -- >> the city -- [ screams ] >> a deadly bumming mars a unit -- bombing mars a unity rally in ukraine. >>> plus, what's causing south korea to look like this? >>> and disturbing new interrogation video. why two young girls in the u.s. say they stabbed their classmate 1 times. [ male announcer ] you wouldn't leave your car unpr

the chelsea supporters were in paris for the team's champion league match. and we can get the latest from hugh schofield. i guess, really what we would like to know is what more suleman s. actually had to say about this whole affair. >> well indeed. and we at the bbc are trying to find -- he's being very discreet. he was tracked down yesterday and i understand he doesn't want to give more interviews which is quite understandable. but in this interview, he gives his version of events and if you've seen the video, you'll have seen that the gentleman tries in a very dignified, but quite forceful way, to get back on the train several times. clearly bewildered but refusing to budge. and every time he's pushed back. so suleman in these accounts says, yeah this is what happened. for him, it lasted several minutes. he lost his phone in the scuffles. he didn't understand what the fans were saying, because he doesn't speak english, but he could tell straight away that they were picking on him because of the color of his skin. and eventually the train moved on and he g

paris and lyon. >>> egyptian government suspended all soccer matches. 30 people were killed before the game startedthey blamed it on stampeding fans that did not have tickets. some claims they were tear gassed when they were entering the stadium. two years ago, more than 30 people killed. >>> happening now, a showdown over gay marriage in alabama. gay marriage becomes legal today, but the state's top judge has other plans. stay with us. hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah! >>hey mike! mike mike mike mike mike! >>mike mike mike mike mike. hey! he knows! hey! guess what day it is! hey! camel! guess what day it is! >>it's not even wednesday. let it go, phil. if you're a camel, you put up with this all the time. it's what you do. (sigh) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ok... >>> alabama's top judge has ordered all other judges in the state not to perform same sex marriages. although they are legal today. the state's chief justice insists any marriage of the same sex in alabama is invalid. gay cou

paris. now the video obtained by the guardian shows a group of men getting out of hand on a train after an english premiere match. we have more on this story from paris. >> a black man tries to board a paris metro plane. and is repeatedly pushed off by fans of the english football club chelsea. the british man who filmed the scene at the station said that people around him could not believe what they were seeing. what happened next was more shocking. and the morning after chelsea's champion league match we managed to get a reaction from some fans heading home to london. >> we're disappointed for two reasons. firstly, because of what happened. secondly because now we're all labeled racists. not just the individuals who did it but all of us. they've set the club back 30 years. >> i'm horrified. >> it's unacceptable, and any true chelsea fans would abhor that. >> london's metro metropolitan police side they'll help to identify the men. : >> but this civil rights campaigner witness to see boulder action. >> i want chelsea football club, i urge them to make a call for those who know the supporters so they can be pros

it happened before a tournament match between britain's chelsea and paris st.ermaine. >> france says it would support creating an african force to fight boko haram. while in niger, the french foreign minister said his country will help five african nations win the backing of the understanding security council. last month the african union authorized nigeria, chad cameroon niger, and beneen to band together against extremist. boko haram has killed thousands in the past six years in northern nigeria and is crossing borders. >>> and we have seen the terrorist organization expand its attacks near the chad border. and now soldiers there are getting help in their fight again the militants. >> u.s. and other worldly forces are teaming up and training soldiers from chad in special ops including extracting wounded soldiers responding to an ambush ambush, thing like that. we have a look. >> reporter: off a remote air strip in the middle of chad's austere land scape, some of the world's most elite soldiers have come together. we're with america's secretive special forces.

match. >> dozens of rare classic cars have gone to auction in paris after discovered in a barn in the french countryside. the collection drew the attention of collectors and restorers from around the world. auction nears compared it to the discovery of king tut's tomb, the cars were found on a farm in western france. now they're being sold for millions of dollars. >> the collectors are really looking for these kind of cars in this kind of state. people who are passionate about cars often a museum, people ready to take on a big restoration job. >> many cars in the collection, but among the 60 here, one stands out. this ferrari california spyder is one of only 37 ever made. it was sold for $16 million. not bad considering it was found under a pile of rotting magazines. >> also uncovered this unique 1948 automobile once owned by a king. >> this is where they were discovered, weather beaten, ivy growing through wind screens. the owner died before go he could sell the cars. the treasure trove is described as sleeping beauties, after years hidden from view, now destined for a new life. activist an

paris. video coverage captured the scene shortly before the match sunday evening. british police are looking at the footage with thoughts of football banning orders. >> reporter: a black man is attempting to board a busy metro train. words are exchanged and he's manhandled off the train. a few seconds later he tries again and pushed off a second time. then from the same carriage men are heard singing racist chants. a british man going home from work said he started filming at the station when he saw the situation getting heated. there's no confirmation the mistaken are chelsea fans but the club has called the behavior abhorrent. it says it would support criminal action. if those involved do turn out to be season ticket holders or members, banning orders could follow. >>> wow. paul mortimer is a former professional footballer who plays in english clubs in crystal palace. first, your response to those pictures. >> good afternoon. i'm absolutely stunned. i actually couldn't believe what i was seeing. for the victim it must have been the most right toening experience h

match doubled as equality game. this after the club came under fire for an incident involving a black man being blocked from boarding a parisans who chanted racial slurs. cristina mcfarland as a report from stamford bridge. >> reporter: chelsea's first match there for the first time since a black man was prevented from boarding a train. which has five fans suspended from the club can. it as the headachen on greater significance given the shadow of the events this week and the pressure chelsea is under. this is felt by the fans that those who were accused of racist behavior were not reflect the club. >> everybody is welcome here as long as you are not racist or bgotted. i hope this is the end of it. >> it is a minority of people. >> this is not chelsea fans doing this. not people that are part of our club as far as i'm concerned. i don't want to see it. >> similar sentiments were echoed by the club manager and club captain in the program saying the incident is unacceptable and calling for chelsea football club to come together. the display of unity was evident on the pitch where the fans condemned the behavior. many praised

ahead of the match, men who appear to be chelsea fans push a black man off a paris metro train. they're chanting "we're racist, we're racist, and that's the way we like it. wind spread condemnation was swift. chelsea said we'll support any criminal action involved in such behavior and should evidence point to the involvement of chelsea season ticket holders, the club will take the strongest possible action against them, including banning orders. this anti-racism video featuring top players was made by europe's governing body uefa. officials say they're appalled but can't take action because the incident happened away from the stadium. the paris prosecutor has opened a case and is investigating. the paris incident comes a day after the former italy coach was criticized for saying there were too many black players in italian youth football. chairman to the coaches, i could go on but we see a swhoel lot of people who have significant positions in football as leaders making racist comments time and time again. that gives us a sense that football is tied up with these sort of attitud

paris metro. the footage shows the teams supporters singing racist songs and preventing a black man from boarding the train. it took place before a champions league matchty. let's talk to lee wellings about this. how has chelsea reacted to it lee? >> reporter: chelsea football club reacted very quickly. they knew they would have to do something, knew their reputation was on the line. it's a club that have had some problems on the field in the past with allegations a few years back over their captain and something that was said on the field. so they are quite sensitive to it. they actually do a lot of work around this area and they knew they had to do something quickly. their statement said such behavior is abhorrent, and they said they will support any criminal action against those involved. they are looking at potential banning orders if particularly season ticket holders are proved to be involved in this and it's something that chelsea feel very strongly about want to take that action. want to find who is responsible, and of course they are working with police in britain and france. >> here is the thing, know lee, it is happening on a train in paris.