in toulouse they based the side playing some of the miracle rugby.here will not be too many better than not this weekend in europe. the english side will make this match one of the most competitive of the weekend and three tries in 27 points is not enough to revive their qualifying hopes. toulouse's forwarding has them unbeaten and wasps let behind at the bottom of the group. their champions ambition has slipped away. in other matches... leinster claimed a bonus—point victory over bath, prevailing 112—15 in their champions cup pool 0ne match at the aviva stadium. adam byrne scored leinster‘s bonus—point try, making it four in the first half, after being set—up byjohnny sexton, who also chipped in with five successful conversions, as leinster closed the gap on leaders toulouse to two points. meanwhile, munster fell to a 13—12 defeat against the french side castres in their champions cup match. it may be defeat, but they gain a losing bonus point and so stay top of their pool. also coming up in the programme... can rocky fielding upset the odds? we hea

wasps experimenting in toulouse.be on a hiding to nothing when they go to mighty leinster, the defending champions. the games to watch out for on saturday involves the pool of saracens, lyon, cardiff and glasgow. cardiff will be looking for revenge against saracens, who put 50 against them recently. and glasgow will be putting pressure on saracens if they beat lyon in scotstoun. liverpool and egypt striker mohamed salah has won the bbc african footballer of the year award for the second year running. after scoring 41 goals so far in 2018 for club and country, salah saw off competition from four other players to win the award. our reporter mimi fawaz is at anfield. mohammed saleh, winning the double for the bbc african footballer of the year. the only other african to do that was jj kutcher in 2004. more than 650,000 people voted to crown mohammed sauer as the king of african football, beating off sadio mane, koulibaly, medhi benatia. i went to the melwood training ground to present him with his award. —— since jay—ja

in the pool after a 21—10 bonus point win over lyon and wasps suffered at the hands of an ubeaten toulouseing when saracens were last the fetid, since april the 1st they have gone 21 games unbeaten. cardiff had six days to work it out butjust like last sunday's meeting with saracens, no preparation seems enough. this was the third trait... try against the blues this week. it already had a polarised look to it, cardiff had to win to qualify but be tried gave them have time optimism. right now when saracens band together they feel impossible to stop. they kept control enough for the try and his tea m control enough for the try and his team found control of the match. saracens for european wins from four. glasgow will need their december dedication and it is days like this where if complained about the plastic pitch. in the ice and freezing rain, he still had the surface to celebrate on. that was the second try of the and bill leon fought back, these are conditions to suit the scottish side. they are still on course for a knockout placed. the fight is now over for wasps. bait clay some of the

these images were filmed in toulouse but other images spread on social media showed similar scenes elsewhere high school students on strike for the second day the students say they want to voice their opposition to education reforms and show support for the yellow vista protests meanwhile on national t.v. the french prime minister announced the government was suspending planting creases to fuel taxes for six months in response to the nation want protests that could have another one and he sang the has deep roots it's been brewing for a long time it's often stayed quiet house of discretion or cry. it today it is being expressed with force and in a collective way one has to be deaf or blind not to see or hear it or the. you don't all but there was also a clear warning the government would not tolerate further violence from the yellow vests so your new bridge will need to move to give another day of protest is organized on saturday it must be authorized in must take place peacefully the interior minister will use all necessary means to enforce law and order. illo. sparked by an announced fuel t

in a vicarage near toulouse, they're accounting their stories.d a bad experience, but many suffered terribly. there was racism, sexual abuse and violence, as well as loss of their culture and identity. marlene is here, too. both she and marise will soon travel back to reunion for the first time courtesy of the french state, which is perhaps finally listening. for two years a government appointed commission has been investigating what happened to these men and women at the hands of france. many here have shocking stories to tell. once a french colony, reunion became one of the country's overseas departments in 1946. by the 1960s, with an exploding birth rate, this desperately poor island found its orphanages filling up with children, many of whom weren't orphans at all. their families simply couldn't provide for them. the islands french mp michel debre introduced a policy he thought would solve the problem. from 1963 until 1982, social services oversaw the resettlement of children to rural parts of mainland france, where populations were in declin

especially that european game against toulouse. 19 points today.s the man of the match and really orchestrated parts of this crucial win. yes, he did. it's so easy when you're forwards are going, when you got momentum, on the front foot. he played so well today. he managed it impeccably and they're good for the win, aren't they? 24—14, it has finished. a big win for bath. but for wasps, their tricky run of form. so confirmation there of that wasps—bath score. there was one other match today. bottom side newcastle were leading against third place gloucester, but were eventually beaten 20—17 at kingston park. just one match in the pro 1a today. benetton beat zebre 10—8. boxing promoter eddie hearn says that there is a very very good boxing promoter eddie hearn says that there is a very, very good chance that dillian whyte will face anthonyjoshua for his world heavyweight titles in april. whyte is expected to be confirmed as the mandatory wbo challenger after knocking out dereck chisora in london last night. there was also big boxing action in manches

demonstrations by high school students setting fire to rubbish bins blocking blocking street from last day to toulouse right up in the north where those one hundred forty six students were arrested and treated in that fashion so i think in a way what is starting. adding this new dimension to anger has been caused by police tactics and i think there's an effort here at least. in the plaster called bleak for the police to hold back we saw them jeered as they moved back from the crowds here and i think the commanders here that she's taken notes that they must go more softly softly as far as the students are concerned but they are determined to make their voice heard they will be marching on the and the other best revolt in the center of paris tomorrow ok take a look starting well all right david chair live for us in east paris much more to come on al-jazeera keep it here. we live in an ever connected. with gadgets they keep us in the lead all day old and in all places our obsession knows no bounds. as a tank sofie journalist i'm going to go on a journey to explore what it says that compels us to want to

in toulouse, police firing tear gas. trying to disperse the crowds. in nantes, the clashes getting physical. this person, wheeled away in a stretcher. these social media driven protests were originally over new proposed gas taxes. but french president macron conceded, after protesters vandalized iconic landmarks. fires and tear gas, clouding the champs elysees. turnout at saturday's latest march was a fraction of the hundreds of thousands in paris in past weeks. in france.rotesters still upsetg still vowing not to rest until macron steps down. and police are gearing up trying to secure paris landmarks, as protesters promise more rallies for tomorrow's new year's eve celebration. jon? >> jennifer, thank you. >>> back here at home, major newspapers are back in business after a cyber attack that came from outside the u.s. tribune publishing says a computer virus disrupted the production system of the newspapers that they all share. saturday's printing of the newspapers were among those affected. but the company says customer information was not compromis

the yellow vest protest movement but also for protest against education reform angry students in toulouse walk through two schools over plan changes to a key exam needed to enter university there were also clashes with police in march say as protests swept the country for a second day running. well how important is the decision to postpone that tax hike better late than never or too little too late i put that question earlier to correspondent t.-bo mad long in paris he is a correspondent with the newspaper les esha. well the next few days we'll answer that question i think michael didn't have the choice we. had two movies been very silent over the last few days. and today's decision i guess is still attempt to to stop this is to rake contests. we see the yellow protesters ask just say they won't back down a day we'll demonstrate again next saturday. but at least this might. change that to do the cools and make people think again what we do want there was correspondence seebohm of on there speaking with me from paris earlier i'm joined now by barbara basler political correspondent she is i

these images were filmed in toulouse, but other images spread on social media showed similar scenes elsewherehigh school students on strike for the second day. the students say they want to voice their r opposition to education reforms, and show support for the yellow vest prototests. meanwhile on national tv, the french prime minister announced the government was suspending planned increases to fuel taxes for six months in response to the nationwide protest. >> this anger r has deep roots. it has been brewing for a long time. it often stayed quiet out of discretion or pride. today, it is being expressed with force and a collective way. one has to be deaf or blind not to see or hear it. reporter: but there was also a clear wawarning. the government would not tolerate further violence from the yellow vests. >> if another day of protest is organized on saturday, it must be authorized and must take place peacefully. the interior minister will use all necessary means to enforce law and order. reporter: sparked by an announced fuel tax hike, the yellow vest protests have now comeme to reflect more

wasps though are out. they went down 112—27 to unbeaten toulouse.. elsewhere castres just edged out munster. mark allen will play shaun murphy later today in the final of snooker‘s scottish open, but allen has admitted he felt hungover during his semi—final win over daniel wells. allen wasn't at his best for the start of this match yesterday morning. these missed pots saw him go 4—0 down in the best of 11 frame match, but he did recover after the mid—session interval to win 6—5. it's the final day of the track cycling world cup in london. britain's men won the silver medal in the madison 30 kilometer finals, as the youthful team of fred wright and matt walls took 10 points from the final sprint for great britain, finishing with 30 points overall, in second—place behind denmark, who finished with 46. in boxing, britain's rocky fielding will defend his wba world super middleweight title against saul canelo alvarez in the early hours of sunday morning at madison square garden. the liverpudlian will face the highest—paid fighter in boxing, in an attempt

and freddie burns has had his ups and downs, especially the european game against toulouse.idual try, and he was the man of the match and really orchestrated bath to this crucial win. yeah, he really did. he played so well today, he managed it impeccably and they're good for the win, aren't they? 19 points, fair play. 24—14, a big win for bath. but for wasps, their tricky run of form continues. so confirmation there of that wasps—bath score, 24—14. there was one other match today. bottom side newcastle were leading against third—place gloucester, but were eventually beaten 20—17 at kingston park. last year's winner, rob cross, claimed an emphatic victory over spaniard cristo reyes in round three of the pdc world darts championship at alexandra palace. cross was rarely troubled and took the match 4—0. he will face either dimitri van den bergh or luke humphries in the last 16. england's james wade was booed by the crowd following his behaviour in the previous round, where he celebrated in front of his opponent's face. despite that, wade recovered from 3—1 down to beat keegan b

reddy burns has had his ups and downs, especially the european game against toulouse but 19 points, aan of the match and orchestrated pass to this win. —— orchestrated bath. and orchestrated pass to this win. -- orchestrated bath. he played so well today, he managed it impeccably and they are good for the winter, 19 points, fair play. 24-14, a big went for bath but for wasps, their tricky run of games continues. so confirmation there of that wasps bath score. there was one other match today. bottom side newcastle were leading against third place gloucester but were eventually beaten 20 points to 17 at kingston park. england's james wade recovered from 3—1 down to beat compatriot keegan brown 11—3 and reach the last 16 of the pdc world darts championship. ninth seed wade was booed by the crowd at alexandra palace following his behaviour in the previous round. he had celebrated in his opponent's face and later apologised saying he had a "hypomania episode". wade will play unseeded ryanjoyce in the next round that's all the sport for now. the us government will remain partially shut down

including exeter against gloucester, and wasps against toulouse. 1a sports have been given a share of tokyo olympics and paralympics. skateboarding, weightlifting and wheelchair rugby are among those who'll get the money — but is it enough to make a difference? this is about a specific act fleets ona this is about a specific act fleets on a specificjourney to tokyo. it isn't about developing the system of support in each of these sports. 0ur work or invested in the other sports, where millions of pounds we re sports, where millions of pounds were invested, is about long—term sustainable pathway for athletes. to be supported and be the very best that they can be. notjust at be supported and be the very best that they can be. not just at the next games but also at future games. well the aspirational funding is targeting athletes and teams that they believe can do well in their respective disciplines and we are joined by one of those beneficiaries now, british surfing champion, peony knight. just tell us how you've been funding yourself up until now and the challenge that has poised? it

toulouse wasps have just kicked—off. ..e hockey world cup — thrashed 6—0 by belgium in the semi finals. they'll now play for 3rd place against australia. i'll be back with more on those stories later on. tens of thousands of police have been deployed across france, in preparation for a fifth weekend in succession of anti—government protests. there are reports that demonstrators blocked the port of calais this morning. in paris, several hundred people marched along the champs—elysees. from the french capital, hugh schofield, has sent this report. a moment of tension on the champs elysees. a group of yellow vests comes up against a police cordon. noise, but not much fury. the tension subsides. the authorities were ready for the worst. as the day began, once again, thousands of riot police were on the streets, searching protesters and for hidden projectiles. but so far, the day has been, in general, peaceful. even good—humoured. a group of feminists came to lend their support to the yellow vests, but overall the numbers are wa

in the same pool, wasps lost to leaders toulouse.12 of the indonesian masters to finish the year as the world's number one golfer. but he had a bit of a nightmare final round. he started the day tied in fourth place. in the end it all came down to this final putt on the 18th. this was for eagle and the top spot in the rankings. but passed it went, and he ended on his worst score of the year. brooks koepka finishes 2018 as world number one. canelo alvarez can now say he's world champion in three weight divisions. that's after he beat liverpool's rocky fielding at madison square gardens earlier this morning. rocky was knocked down four times before the fight was stopped in the third round. i never shied away from the challenge. the phone call i got was calla n challenge. the phone call i got was callan low challenge. the phone call i got was calla n low wa nted challenge. the phone call i got was callan low wanted to fight, madison square garden. it's been a great week, met up with some great people. i dare to be great, i live the drea

johnny sexton with five successful conversion as leinster narrowed the gap on leaders toulouse to twoe defeat but they gain a losing bonus point so stay top of the pool. the final day of the track cycling world cup in london, britain's main winning the silver medal in the madison 30 kilometres final as a youthful team took ten points for the final sprint for great britain finishing with 30 points overall in second place behind denmark. england men are out of the hockey world cup in india. they were hoping to make their first in india. they were hoping to make theirfirst final since in india. they were hoping to make their first final since 1986 but belgium were too strong in that semifinal and won 6—0. england will now play for third place against australia. transport bosses are warning that driving conditions could worsen through the night as weather warnings remain in place. storm deirdre has brought wintry weather to scotland, with 1200 homes losing power in the moray area due to high winds. temperatures are set to drop overnight with snow and freezing rain, but what is freezing ra

been set on fire blocking a road in ma say the same tactics in toulouse a high school set on fire. in a suburb of paris another school shrouded by cheek gas and smoke in the city's a pantheon so bones professors were blocked from entering the campus as hundreds of undergraduates voted to join the live s. revolt with a march this weekend. mooted that. there is a rising of the people of the race and it's caused by a single recent government policies that only look to take from the poor people to the rich on the more just. the anger doesn't stop at the case of the university we're facing a problem that touches everybody in society the hell of a supporting us and we're supporting them. and it was that these spontaneous demonstrations by groups of students are now breaking out in paris think through the streets all through rice waving at work of the sick go by we're getting support from bands. i've even ambulances so this is now what. president macro is facing the protest is pretty wait for the confessional season already given and the pressure on him and he's a bit astray she is only g

our bone has signed a contract with the city of toulouse to establish his research center here even though his company has yet to build a functioning prototype. no decision has been reached whether france will venture to build a hyperloop network in a city like paris hyperloop would only be feasible if the station were easily accessible. but most cities already have a central railway station traffic routes to the outskirts of the city tend to be overburdened and congested. renewables bound if we build something that takes you from los angeles to san francisco in thirty six minutes it's not all from paris to berlin in a little over an hour but it still takes an hour and a half to get to the station. then you haven't really changed anything of her own because to come in bomb of pissed dan harmon is really just and that. the hyperloop could only succeed if all transport systems become more efficient and if the various means of transport are synchronized with each other. the hyperloop part belonging to the students from munich is on exhibition. it serves as inspiration for the next generation

there have been clashes across paris today and across france, confrontations in marseille, lyon and toulousee clashes here, the government will be pleased with its new tactics and how the police are performed. thank you, lucy. amber rudd, the work and pensions secretary, has become the first government minister to openly discuss an alternative brexit strategy if the prime minister's deal is rejected in the commons on tuesday. she said she still supported theresa may's withdrawal agreement but it could be chaotic if mps didn't back the plan. she said a so—called "norway plus" option or another referendum would both be possibilities in such a situation. 0ur political correspondent, iain watson, reports. you know what it's like in the run—up to christmas. you will be told that great deals are available, but you will be tempted to wait for the january sales. and one cabinet minister is telling mps that if they don't like the prime minister's brexit deal, then a different one could come up. amber rudd supports theresa may's deal. she says it is the best option but if it is defeated... then it nee

and on the mention of the fed, toulouse, there has been backlash among even republicans, to even theout firing the fed chief. but the fact that that is now out there has probably not had as detrimental effect as if he actually did fire the fed chair, obviously, but it hasn't helped with the stock market today. >> yeah, and that's why you saw mnuchin over the weekend tweed 2013 out a conversation that he had with the president, where he sort of walked that back and said, i spoke to the president and he said that he doesn't even believe that he has the authority to fire the fed chairman. and you saw that amplified by the acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney, on the sunday shows yesterday, because they realized how much this would probably unnerve investors, if you break that red line and have the president trying to fire someone who should be independent of politics. i think republicans and democrats both agree that the federal reserve chairman should not be somebody who is subject to the whims of the political winds and if the stock market is going down, the president can just fire th

>> originally, french, french, from toulouse. >> jimmy: is it right to say theroux?ways. in the motherland, it would have been, and then i have cousins. they live if louie and they pronounce it ther-oo. and then in elementary school we just made it theroux. i don't know why that's a less beat up-able name. >> jimmy: did you just give up? >> they're calling role call. there's an x on the end so it was ther-oox. >> jimmy: i did not realize you'd been through so much. >> i know. if it was justin trudeau, it would have been true-dew. >> jimmy: your mother is italian though. >> she's a little english, italian, then i have italian and french on the other side. did i a whole 23 me thing. >> jimmy: did you. did you spit into it? >> yeah. >> jimmy: isn't it weird how hard it is to fill a tiny little thing with spit? >> the hard thing is remembering. you have to do it in the morning. when you first arrive. >> jimmy: right. and don't have anything else. then they can say yes, you're 22% corned beef. >> yeah. and morning breath. >> jimmy: you fill it up and send it in. >> and th

>> originally french from toulouse, then montreal, then back down. >> jimmy: is it right to say therouxng way to pronounce your last name? >> there are three ways. in the motherland, it would have been theroux. then i have cousins, marcel and lewis, who live in england, they pronounce it ther-oo. and then in elementary school we just made it ther-row. i don't know why that's a less beat-upable name than ther-oo. >> jimmy: did you just give up? >> they're calling roll call. there's an "x" on the end of it. ther-oox. >> jimmy: i did not realize you'd been through so much. >> i know. if it was justin trudeau, it would have been true-dew. >> jimmy: your mother is italian though. correct? >> she's a little english, a little french. a little english, italian, then i have italian and french on the other side. i did a whole 23 and me thing. >> jimmy: you did that. did you spit into it? >> yeah. you swab. >> jimmy: isn't it weird how hard it is to fill a tiny little thing with spit? >> the hard thing is remembering to do it in the morning. when it first arrives -- >> jimmy: don't have anything o

there was also violence outside leon and in toulouse. africa's finance minister says the government is getting rid of debt to revive the economy. they have said south africa is focused on lowering debt and showing restraint in's fiscal support two-state on companies. >> private is number one. we have to get out of the status we are in. investment.oper we are working hard at this. the change will happen because he wanted to be the case. -- won't happen because you want it to be the case, it will happen because of what we do. pound on and 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. manus: thank you very much. qatar will withdraw from opec on the first of january. that's according to the country's minister of state. the decision comes as opec prepares to meet this week to review without book. this after saudi arabia and russia reaffirmed their commitment to manage the production to balance the oil market. our senior oil and gas analyst joins us. you are just showing the amount, the contribution of qatar to opec. if there is ev

make the last 8, they're second in the pool after a 21—10 bonus point win over lyon and wasps v toulouseated since april the 1st and they have gone 21 games unbeaten. card had six days to work it out butjust like last sunday's meeting with saracens, no preparation seems enough. this was the third try against the blues this week and already this pool had a polarised look to it. cardiff had to win for polarised look to it. cardiff had to winforany polarised look to it. cardiff had to win for any chance of qualifying and though the try gave them half—time opposite —— optimism, they feel impossible to stop. here they kept control enough for the try. his team found control of the match. for saracens it is for european wins for four. glasgow will need all the december dedication. it is days like this in the city that few complain about their plastic page. in the ice and freezing rain, he still had the service to celebrate on. that is the second try of the game and though leon did fight back, these were conditions to suit the scottish side. they are still on course for a knockout place. hopes l

en los pasos tuyos y el eterno descanso bendito y en la paz eterna de los santos en toulouse.car y voy aplicarlo hacia arriba y tiene un efecto, lo tiene en la parte derecha y lo va a saber en esta otra parte. mira que diferencia, es el principio y el final. se van eliminando las arrugas. mira, ahora estÁ actuando en tiempo real, no es magia, es ciencia. mira cÓmo funciona en tiempo real. hace que se eliminen las arrugas temporalmente y elimine el efecto ocho horas. de paso puedes consumirlo para que puedas promover la producciÓn de colÁgeno. karla: quÉ barbaridad! >> vas viendo como se te eliminan las arrugas. quÉ mejor regalo? karla: tambiÉn hay otra forma de usarla, no? >> si, la idea es promover el colÁgeno y vamos a rejuvenecer en este 2019. quiero que tengas una rutina de belleza. lo puedes colocar en la maÑana, en la noche, en tu cara, eliminando las arrugas y la misma crema. tambiÉn te las puedes tomar porque la verdadera belleza viene de adentro y comenzamos con el colÁgeno que se consume mejor. te lo tomas, ahÍ estÁn las bebidas . la porciÓn perfecta. mira que poco n

in the same pool, wasps lost to leaders toulouse.ly beaten 6—0 by belgium in yesterday's semi—final. the belgians go onto play the netherlands for gold. canelo alvarez can now say he's world champion in three weight divisions. that's after he beat liverpool's rocky fielding at madison square gardens earlier this morning. rocky — great name for a boxer — was knocked down 4 times before the fight was stopped in the third round. the revamped formula e season started in saudi arabia yesterday. this electric car series has promised some of the most spectacular circuits around the world in a year where new battery technology means there is enough power for the drivers to stay in the same carfor the entire race. this first grand prix was won by bmw's antonio felix da costa. britain's men took silver in the madison on the final day of the track cycling world cup in london. in the 30km event, fred wright and matt walls followed up friday‘s team pursuit silver with another — winning the final sprint to take second place behind denmark. mark al

in the same pool, wasps lost to leaders toulouse.r he beat liverpool's rocky fielding at madison square gardens earlier this morning. rocky — great name for a boxer — was knocked down four times before the fight was stopped in the third round. he never shied away from the challenge, the phone call i got, i said yeah. madison square gardens. it's been a great week, met some great people. i live the dream, but i will come again and i will come back. england's hockey players will face australia later this morning for the bronze medal at the men's world cup. it's after they were soundly beaten 6—0 by belgium in yesterday's semifinal. the belgians go on to play the netherlands for gold. justin rose needed to finish in the top 12 of the indonesian masters to finish the year as the world's number one golfer. but he had a bit of a nightmare final round. he started the day tied in fourth place, but in the end it all came down to this final putt on the 18th. this was for eagle and the top spot in the rankings. but it went past. that meant he a

other french cities this time where the yellow vest protests, as they're called, took a viole in toulouselice firing teargas trying to disperse the crowds. in nantes, the clashes getting physical. this person wheeled away in a stretcher. these social media-driven protests were initially over new gas taxes but emmanuel macron conceded after protesters vandalized iconic landmarks, fires and teargas clouding the champs-elysees. turnout at saturday's latest march was a fraction of the hundreds of thousands who besieged paris in past weeks. but many protesters still upset ing co oliving in france, still vowing not to rest until macron steps down. and police are gearing up and trying to secure paris landmarks popular with tourists as protest organizers promise more rallies for monday's new year's eve celebration. jennifer eccleston, abc news, london. >>> security from above will be one aspect of the plan to keep new year's revelers safe in new york. the nypd will be using a drone to monitor a huge crowd expected to ring in the new year in times square. there will also be thousands of undercover

been set on fire blocking a road in ma say the same tactics in toulouse a high school set on fire. in a suburb of paris another school shrouded by cheap gas and smoke. in the city's or pantheon sorbonne professors were blocked from entering the campus as hundreds of undergraduates voted to join the live s. revolt with a march this weekend. mooted that. there is a rising of the people since race and it's caused by a single recent government policies that only look to take from the poor people to the rich on the more just. the anger doesn't stop at the case of the university we're facing a problem that touches everybody in society the end of a supporting us and we're supporting them. and it was that these spontaneous demonstrations by groups of students are now breaking out in paris moving through the streets all to rise waving at the work of the sicko by getting support from bands. even ambulances so this is now what. president macro is facing the protest is pretty wait for the confessional season already given and the pressure on him and he's a bit astray she isn't only growing. pr