the pandemic of 9 pressured the country's minister of culture to talk with them are to shout at the pinsky visited one of the vendors. i know i was. was. the chorus of calls demanding the reopening of cultural venue's is growing allow day in front but with no clear end date in sight to the closure of theaters concert hall cinema museums so more taking more drastic measures over the last week 3 of france's 4 national theatres including this one behind me have been occupied by protesters it is true that every day several times a day we take another place a new theatre a new national stage is occupied in this way with multiply in the case of resistance to make a claims hood so we've all hit by the o.t. now for a week and for that it serves as a place of residence the odeon is a symbolic place it was occupied in the $968.00 process there are already struggles that have been expressed in this place in fact it was the base to signal the alarm of the cultural catastrophe which is taking place. protesters who set up shop here at the boat in fear to say they won't leave until their demands are met

the encroachments of us the work culture and the undermining of french values what he shall not do pinsky picks up the story. the empty wine debate has been stirred up once again here in france this time after a black politician waded into a row that's been raging over the student union which admitted it held meetings about discrimination that excluded white people. it exists it exists this reunion see this is no ordinary poor reason member of the paris local authority and this standing in the coming elections has added her $0.02 she suggested white people could be allowed into those meetings but only if they keep quiet. i'm not saying anyone should be banned from entering but they should stay silent and let others speak in issues that concern them her comments severed opinion a strong scrambles to deal with a rise in identity politics for those on the right this is seen as an unwelcome american import that's undermining universalist french valleys a form of personal culture in my region no resident should be discriminated against for the call of the skin there is no such thing as accepta

some governments that be left with no option but to tighten restrictions once again shown in the pinsky took his how europe his preparing for the worst. european countries were hoping that by this spring it would be the beginning of the year and for the coronavirus crisis there was a promise that a year of lock downs and curfews would be sufficient in that we would be starting to return to normal instead of 3rd wave is rising as variants of the virus are once more forcing difficult decisions italy is taking a step back with most of the country returning to look down. on the basis of scientific evidence the government has today adopted restrictive measures that we have judged to be appropriate and proportionate in germany that's a question that's also on people's lips too from the data we currently have and with the spread of the british mutation we would argue strongly for returning immediately to a lock down to avoid a strong 3rd wave here in front the in the wish there in terms become mainstream accounting for more than 60 percent of all cases as infection rates the prime minister has

hairdressers and chocolate shops stay open for what they describe as french morale are too strident pinsky reports. you'd think that by the time the 3rd time was announced the parts of france that the government would be. termed it this is what you can do this is what you can't do but it's been anything but the case do you think you understand there were strict now in place to in places like paris. now it's. better but it's typical shows they've got some points too much numbers but the rules are not too well it's a little bit lax we can do a little like. they were clear enough they are good at differentiating things after realising that they're fuzzy so it is not really a lockdown. we can refer issues but we can buy that. mistake and i shouldn't go after 6 pm. after suffering now really i didn't thank you. we don't understand the new rules at all for example we're supposed to be in lockdown yet we're walking in the chandeliers there are a lot of people even though it's tuesday normally during lockdown there should not be so many people yet it is there are a lot of people in the press and w

tense atmosphere in the country over continued lockdowns however with more details here charlotte to pinsky well this explosion took place in the early morning just outside that qubits and area called blue green costco which is about 5055 kilometers north of amsterdam windows were shattered and the investigation so far has been able to uncover metal pieces of around 10 centimeters by 10 centimeters the suggestion is this could have seen a metal pipe bomb that exploded outside the front of the center a security guard was in scientists it was just before the center was due to open but they said no to him being injured in this incident a perimeter has been set up in those investigations are now are continuing but the police have said that they clearly believe that this was an intentional attack we don't know yet what exactly exploded the explosives experts must 1st investigate what we can see is this something like that doesn't happen by accident it's has to be planted well this is not the 1st time we've seen an attack on a qubits and in the netherlands back in january just when we're seeing t

across the block it follows increasing pressure from tourism reliance states as artie's charlotta pinsky reports. the european commission outlining on monday the member states need to look at a common approach to easing restrictions put in place by the kovac 19 pandemic this is going to come in the sense of a framework which will look at things such as vaccination tests and also look at those who've been able to recover from the virus this is going to come in the form of a digital green certificate and the idea is to reestablish the freedom of movement across the bloc that is a fundamental right here in europe this is what the european commission president. had to say with this digital certificate to help the member states reinstate the freedom of movement in a safe responsible and trusted manner we're told that the data will be protected so there will be security around that but countries will be able to collect information all of those who are coming into the territory this proof will then be . restriction rules restrictions such as quarantine. testing that are currently in place but t

the country's plan to fund the turkish linked mosque in france set to become the biggest show drew pinsky reports from a top level rose sparking poisonous claims about radical islam. the city of stress could soon be home to the largest mosque in europe it's being constructed right here but before the roof is even on its mind in controversy that's off to a grant with 2500000 euros was approved by the local authorities to a muslim group behind the mosque the brooming then began the interior minister hate out at strasburg officials saying that they were sistering with foreign interference. when city hall of strasburg finances a mosque supported by federation which refused to sign the charter of principles of islam in france and which defends a political islam everyone should open their eyes so the separatism will soon be voted on and adopted he's ordered the state to prefect to oppose that multi-million euro subsidy to the chorus islamic confederation the group but pan-european movement for the turkish diaspora says it's dumb founded by the right now. because i think that it is a control for

we asked judge greg pinski.incredibly tough case to prove in 2015. >> reporter: what did the jury think were the weaknessness in the case? >> timing. they wanted to know why this case was coming to trial after 19 years. i think juries are motivated a lot by what they see on tv. and when they see an old case on tv, they expect that there was some new scientific technological advance. >> reporter: some dna or something, yeah. >> some dna that suddenly cracked open this cold case after 19 years and brought it forward. and that's not this case. >> reporter: a couple months after the verdict, we went to arkansas to spend some time with the woman at the center of that long-ago love triangle and discovered she is still tormented by a guilt that will not go away. she wonders if it hadn't been for her, would dr. rein be alive? it's odd, really. whether or not tom killed dr. rein and especially if he didn't, ann could have had nothing to feel guilty about. and yet she does. i know everybody says this to you, but stop it.