if we didn't see the crazy on the streets of paris. she's. called my little stupid offered an olive branch to many to the cold through lakes from the yellow baths lot still. call me the you love the lord the plaything in the expected two thousand the one thing that the world had a government provided for. the north korean leader meantime to live a stern warning to the u.s. in his new year's address kim jong un said that while his country is still intent on denuclearizing washington must lifted sanctions if it wants to see further progress in such as a human to genetically to the end if the us does not keep its promise made in front of the whole world and misjudges our patience and insist sanctions and pressures of our republic we may be left with no choice but to consider a new way to safeguard our sovereignty and interests and establish peace and stability on the korean peninsula relations between the united states and north korea have been improving since june when kim jong un met up with donald trump in singapore for than a storage summit

in the new year but some more of the same paris is the seat of yet more violence as women now hold their own yellow vest demonstration that ends in another weekend of clashes with the authorities. in the u.k. the government contingency plans for a no deal breaks it will further ridicule the lorry drivers branding a staged traffic jam near the port of dover a total waste of time. a victory for animal rights activists the anger among religious minorities in europe as belgium now bans the jewish and muslim ritual for slaughtering animals. muslims and jews are going to be given the perception that they are not full citizens cited for humane recent study before we simply respect our laws. hello and welcome to out internationals world news updates live from moscow this monday night with me kevin now in first and democrats in the state of alabama attempted to undermine the republican candidate in the twenty seventeen senate race by linking him to a bogus ad campaign to ban alcohol in the state seems the claim was made in century a new report by the new york times with more of the revelation. th

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. a texas democrat, julian castro, has formally declared he wants to run for president of the united states in 2020. he's a former mayor of san antonio who went on to serve in president obama's cabinet. the announcement makes him the first hispanic in what looks set to be a crowded field of candidates vying to challenge president trump. here's what mr castro had to say. when my grandmother got here almost 100 years ago, i'm sure that she never could've imagined thatjust two generations later, one of her grandsons would be serving as a member of the united states congress and the other would be standing with you here today to say these words, "i am a candidate for president of the united states of america." cheering and applause. the bbc‘s david willis in washington has more. the former mayor of san antonio in texas, he gave a speech at the democratic national convention four years ago and was the youngest member of barack obama's cabinet. but more than anything else, he's looking to b

city crazy on the streets of paris. she is. suited for an olive branch for many it was too little too late from the yellow best small still don't call me in july all the rules of play to win for the expected two thousand the like you could still see rolling the french government at the flying school in the. north korean leader. warning to the us in his new year's address conjunction said that while his country still intends on did need to rise in washington must lift sanctions if it wants to see further progress. inside is a human to alert you to keep that if the u.s. does not keep its promise made in front of the whole world and misjudges our patience and insist sanctions and pressures on our republic we may be left with no choice but to consider a new way to safeguard our sovereignty and interests and establish peace and stability on the korean peninsula. relations between the united states and north korea has been improving since june when kim jong un met with donald trump in singapore that historic summit he promised to wor

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. the texas democratjulian castro has formally declared he wants to run for president of the united states. he's a former mayor of san antonio who went on to serve in president obama's cabinet. the announcement makes him the first hispanic in what looks set to be a crowded field of candidates vying for the position to challenge president donald trump in the november 2020 election. he's long been viewed as a rising star in the democratic party and will seek to position himself as a political outsider with liberal credentials. here's how he made his announcement. when my grandmother got here almost 100 years ago, i'm sure that she never could've imagined thatjust two generations later, one of her grandsons would be serving as a member of the united states congress and the other would be standing with you here today to say these words, "i am a candidate for president of the united states of america." cheering and applause. let's get some of the day's other news. more than 80,000 people hav

it really is a city crazy on the streets of paris. she's. too old to late smart still. play to win the expected two thousand. and five government the fight for. the north korean leader meanwhile delivered a stern warning to the united states in his new year's address kim jong un said while his country still intent on denuclearizing washington must lifted sanctions if it wants to see further progress. if the u.s. does not keep its promise made in front of the whole world and misjudges our patience and insist sanctions and pressures on our republic we may be left with no choice but to consider a new way to safeguard our sovereignty and interests and establish peace and stability on the korean peninsula. the relations between the united states and north korea have been improving since june when kim jong un met with donald trump and singapore for an historic summit promised to work towards denuclearization in exchange for concessions from the united states and washington is yet to ease economic pressure on the young which is being hit hard by the sanctions regime during his

paris . the cake yeah. it's delicious. the north korean leader meanwhile delivered a stern warning to the u.s. in his new year's address kim jong un said that while his country is still intent on denuclearizing washington miss lifting sanctions if it wants to see further progress. inside is a human dictionary to keep that if the u.s. does not keep its promise made in front of the whole world and misjudges our patience and insists sanctions and pressures on our republic we may be left with no choice but to consider a new way to safeguard our sovereignty and interests and establish peace and stability on the korean peninsula. relations between the united states and north korea have been improving since june when kim jong un met with donald trump in singapore for a historic summit he promised to work towards the nuclearize ation in exchange for security guarantees as a commitment to peace from the u.s. but it's washington is yet to ease its economic pressure on p.r. again which is being hit hard by the sanctions regime kim jo

they've got the same demands but it was women only in the high vis jackets on the streets of paris and other cities they're hoping to show the movement's more pacifist side these women and determined and strong they can see that we're many and we won't give up. we won't give up that's what it says on their placards too and on the front line with the police there's no sign of violence it was a different story on saturday when violence broke out in paris some yellow vest protesters wanted to storm a government building and were prepared to use a lorry to do it a restaurant on a boat on the sand was set alight and some groups took on the police including a professional boxer who assaulted officers he's been identified and his jew to be charged. the president mark on condemned the violence. lay the minister knew he had penacoli went on french t.v. and called for order as you know most election violence has never solved the problems and is never a solution. those who resort to violence and tolerate it are going against the principles of democracy. president mark on announced that he would m

the protesters there, they're in paris and all of a sudden this happened. it must have been quite a jolt that all of a sudden the story stwichd to this neighborhood. as you said, yes, people have been injured. but no reports of any deaths. is that right, melissa? >> that's right no reports of any deaths for the time being. we have had no initial toll. the prime minister expects there to be a lot of people wounded. we don't have physician or know how critically those who were wounded are still. so that is one of the questions that we would be looking to have answered for the time being. though, certainly when it comes to the cues of this explosion, that is, of course, the first thing you wonder when you are here in paris given all the paris attacks this past year, this was an accidental gas leak. the force of it, really, for anyone in this fairly busy neighborhood of paris, it would be extremely shocking and loud and did cause a lot of damage. >> we appreciate you being there on the scene for us, mel will is sa bell. >>> the shutdown showdown of 800,000 fede

we can meet our paris goals. for that to happen, it's going to take leadership from the united states congress and from the united states government. we all have a role in helping build the momentum for that leadership. one of the things that we would like the federal government to do, we are familiar with the community of -- community development olympic grant. i'm old enough to remember parts of this, the community block grant. during the nexton era, there was criticism of localities being made within the beltway. a program was did he advised called revenue sharing, but this is an example of the block grant where money was disbursed to local communities and got to pull stakeholders together and make decisions about how that money would best be used. the conference started back in the 1970's, passing the same thing for energy block grants and timely got it passed working with lots of partners and funded once. the federal system is two-part system where you have to get the wall in place and then funded. it was fu

was taken into custody in paris monday after a woman filed a rape complaint against him. the 29-year-old r&b star -- a 24-year-old woman says she met brown and his friends at this nightclub in paris last week and went back to brown's hotel suite where the alleged rape took place. the artist was in town for paris fashion week and posted this instagram photo meeting with fans. french judicial sources tell cbs news in addition to the allegation of aggravated rape, brown faces possible charges for drug-related offenses. brown's publicists have not commented on the claims. the recording artist has a history of violence, most famously for a felony conviction for the 2009 assault on his then girlfriend, rihanna. paris investigators have two days to decide whether to let brown go or to file preliminary charges. tina kraus, cbs news, london. >>> you could pay the price if you don't bring your own cup. still ahead, the bay area proposal, how much it could cost you. >>> plus, a hollywood movie with bay area ties making academy award history. the nominations just announced. >>> well,

the show is being presented in music he may in paris which. both a huge collection of asian art while long lines for about size a few young brazilian fashionistas have already taken their places in the auditorium. they got tickets for the show with an unusual way. just found out there was the possibility of getting tickets through the funk so he endowment fund and contacted them. it's great for us to be able to attend the couture shows it's something you can otherwise only dream of doing even more comes . from so b.a. is one of the few designers on the official show calendar who opens up as both could target shows to the general public. so that's that will do it is also so i think beauty is there for everyone and people are interested in it if they want to see how close the maiden presented i think there are various ways to let them take part in it or see to do. this democratic approach also helps the designer to continue financing is good collections. in that society has an artist who has a completely different approach one for whom commerce

mayhem first reached paris in spring calls for reform plans or may first violence quickly spilled over and dozens were arrested. but the penny bill did drop for my colleagues spend the summer offering advice to all who will would listen in raging. the country in the process he said. given these lutheran people who've lived through transformations in recent years i'm not exactly ghouls who are resistant to. nuts diplomatic he doesn't know how to talk to people he cannot say about all of people all of the nations it's just bad luck on both sides to the foreigners and to the people like french people comes down. to come find you a job by crossing the road oh yeah you don't say that to people people are struggling to easy deciding when you don't have a problem how can even their job even that everybody can do it just by working out crossing the street bet it's not real life it's just a very high risk get out service you just want it's not great to say things like that to french people people aren't precarious situations i think it's quite ridiculous for a president to be so far from realit

women in paris holding a demonstration ending in another week of clashes with police. the government's contingency plans for a. truck drivers a brand a traffic jam near the port of dover. will be here in about an hour's time. but. but. their impact on but if you're in the u.k. or. political talk show it's. considered. long ago the political left are the guardians of free speech along with the left today. speech speech even to the point of penalizing you if you say the wrong thing in public you could lose your job and. welcome to the era of simply shut up and. ross talking inforced speech i'm joined by my guest emmanuel galban paris she is a french lawyer in new york we have lionel he is a legal analyst and a news decoder at lionel media dot com and in lake jackson we cross to dan you make adams he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity all right let me go to danielle first hero we're pretty much the same age here i was i remember growing up and it was a time of of being sensitive to people let's put it that way there are certain wo

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. the secretary of state, mike pompeo, says he's optimistic that the us and turkey can reach an agreement on a way to protect america's kurdish allies in syria after its troops pull out. us forces have fought alongside the kurds in northern syria against islamic state jihadists. mr pompeo is on a middle east tour which is intended to reassure washington's allies following president trump's announcement last month that us forces would be withdrawn from syria. barbara plett usher is monitoring his trip from riyadh. this dispute with turkey over america's kurdish allies has overshadowed mr pompeo's sweeping mid east trip. but he told journalists he had spoken with his turkish counterpart and thought an agreement might be possible. one that would allow the turks to defend their country from legitimate terror threats. and would also protect those kurds who have been fighting the islamic state group alongside the americans and who he said were not terrorists. the turks think they are and have

and cairo natasha butler al jazeera paris how does a journalist mahmoud hussein has been under arrest in egypt for more than two years his imprisonment has been repeatedly extended despite international calls for his immediate release it was detained on a trip home to visit family in cairo and accused of spreading false news a charge for saying and al-jazeera denies the journalist has never been formally charged with just six days left until brags that british retailers are warning about possible food shortages if the u.k. crashes out of the e.u. without an agreement a joint letter to parliament from a dozen major food chains warns that leaving the e.u. without a deal could threaten food security it says the fresh supply chain from europe will be severely disrupted reducing availability and shelf life for many products british imports britain imports almost a third of its food from that we use. students out on amendments to a prime minister to raise a maze deal for leaving the e.u. and later on tuesday in the twenty sixteen referendum fifty two percent of voters were in favor of leavi

the first tensions are rising here the up to three or three in paris one of the protests in the city one of many protests taking place across france they officials think is saying thirty two thousand people taking part in those figures that some lower than the fifty thousand took politician last weekend but the yellow vests movements have often to speech at those official figures saying that they only show a small proportion of the people who are out on the streets we have had violence here in new york to creoles our. her outlook for. the. good. stuff there's water cannons now in full force trying to push protests is a way. that water cannon and tear gas plumes coming up from the ground we've seen the protesters throwing projectiles at the police we've seen the police responding. to gas that's just being dispersed those flash pools and those gas pellets as well as we look like to be sun canapes and a mobile police force now you can see running in the hole dressed in black you could just see behind me that is that. five has just appeared been coming along people reveling around that a

paris. the cake yeah. it's delicious. and tomorrow still to come including new year's revelers who are targeted in japan but the details for you after the break. join me every thursday on the alex i'm i'm sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm sure i'll see you then. you know world of big movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back to use in japan say a minivan was deliberately driven at revelers in central tokyo just minutes into the new year the attack left eight people injured one of them in a cr

clear answers she also stressed to the importance of closer military cooperation between berlin and paris and the creation of a joint defense and arms export culture manu macron in turn said the founding fathers of the franco german bond would be proud to see today's signing with more his paper on. the draft of the deal was a little light on real details but there is a clear intent with it let's have a look at the deal we're set for an increase in bilateral statements when it comes to major e.u. issues now this is something that's already fairly commonplace from the two now it's going to be in writing there's also plans for both fiscal integration and what's being called the franco germany konami zone. on the military front both nations want their armed forces to be as into twined as their economies with germany and france combining to reinforce nato. defense also it's being called the fostering of a common culture the ranks and they franco german security council so the brass and the politicians are pulling in the same direction there's also foreign policy goals which may prove a little

the old cook to show us in paris one of the most important fashion events worldwide french design all forms of ye is aging his shows for the twentieth time so he knows exactly what he can and cannot he sticks strictly to the out of crotch for show he doesn't hire professional models and there is no normal runway we met up with him backstage in paris. is this a dance before. formants or fashion show. jory paris week french designer frocks presents his creations in a rather unusual fashion should all be said to each time i try to create a universe to do something different something surprising it make a world you can be absorbed by it to do your old bit of a lot of work. instead of models dancers show off his creations two hours before the show they get extravagant hairstyles and theatrical makeup that's in keeping with the new asian inspired collection. frank appreciates how we dancers bring motion and life to his dresses. the show is being presented in music game a in paris which both a huge collection of asian art while long lines form outside a few young brazilian fashionistas have

for the year here we go again it seems paris is the scene of yet more violence as women hold their own yellow bus demonstration that ends in another weekend the clashes with the authorities in. the u.k. government's contingency plans for no deal breaks it will further ridicule with lorry drivers running a staged traffic near the port of dover a waste of time. welcome taught international's world news update from moscow with kevin zero in this monday night first than american and chinese officials meeting in beijing with a view to putting an end to the country's bitter trade war it comes off the world's two largest economies agreed to a ninety day truce in the trade war which so far the simile created more losers than winners as they do or chewed or explains next well the next round of the u.s. china trade battle begins and both sides appear to be quite enthusiastic just had a long and very good call were present she of china deal is moving along very well if made it will be very comprehensive covering all subjects here is a point of dispute big progress being made. u.s. trade negotiato

this pragmatic alliance was threatened by events in paris. first with a decree from the national assembly passed in september which an old and earlier decoration that allowed taxpaying adults to vote. this move took many free blacks away from the colonial regime. it was revoked with a law on april 1792 which provided civil rights to free men of color. the frenchon of government was prompted by debates between one faction, which informed another revolt. and another faction led by robespierre. this issue is transformed into a triangular discussion between --ocates of central console control, and the free blacks who stood to benefit or supper. of course there was a slave revolt going on. it was complicated. the decision to empower the free men of color was understood to impact colonial power. it was personified by the rival of french commissioners. quickly moved to dissolve the assemblies and hold new elections under a multiethnic franchise. again france changed and a conflict occurred between a new governor general who sided with frenchablished

a way of trying to get this anger it doesn't seem to dissipate in the anger here on the streets of paris at least let's have a look now at what's happened in this movement a reality. that you know that. everything. on the course is the right one and we're not going to change it just because the wind is blowing. i will not concede anything to those who want destruction and disorder. i. take my share of responsibility. i don't go out various polls was use what you can probably hate the protests is a rounding need cooling up for the resignation of president michel and that has been one of the cools that we have heard over and over since this protest movement started i want to get the camera to go up a bit higher and to turn around so you can just get a sense of the size of the crowd that we're reading we are now marching this is that meant to be a food chain kilometer march around paris as i said this is one of many demonstrations the security hey in the capital is once again very very tight with a run five thousand security offices taking part in this and eighty thousand said to be taking

again paris is the seat of yet more violence as women hold their own yellow vests demonstration that ends in another weekend of clashes with the authorities first to . the u.k. government's contingency plans for no deal breaks it draw further ridicule with lorry drivers branding a staged traffic jam to put a dove or a waste of time. alone welcome to our to international world news update from moscow this monday night with me kevin owen first then american and chinese officials met in beijing monday with a view to putting an end to their country's current bitter trade war it comes after the two sides agreed last month to hold off on imposing any new taras for ninety days as the dispute threatens to destabilize the global economy and create more losers than winners that era chewed it takes a closer look well the next round of the u.s. china trade battle begins and the both sides appear to be quite enthusiastic just had a long and very good call were present she of china deal is moving along very well if made it will be very comprehensive covering all subjects here is and points of disp

the protests in paris last until late in the evening with fierce clashes continuing to escalate between the protesters and police several people were injured in saturday's clashes one protester identified as a popular figure within the yellow vest movement suffered an eye injury he was streaming video of the protests at the time and captured the moment he was hit. with. this it was this was a french president has launched a so-called national debate to find a way out of the crisis but protesters on the streets of paris say they no longer trust emanuel necron. but you know what we're here to keep mobilizing against the government to maintain the pressure so they don't think that the movement is dead i don't believe in the national debate i think is part of the european elections campaign is just smoke we need to participate to show that we're willing to engage in dialogue we're here to show mr mccraw that we understand his game and we know he is a liar he can play any tricks he wants but we will still be here as we are nothing has changed we still have our demands so we are here again we

egypt's human rights record is even worse now and under deposed president hosni mubarak as a reports from paris so far emanuel macros first trip to egypt is proving to be a delicate balancing act the french president wants to boost cooperation and trade with cairo while delivering a strong message on human rights and of what president says he came to paris in october twenty seventeen we had a long discussion about that and i think things have not gone in the right direction since then since that time there have been bloggers journalists and activists who've been imprisoned that is a reality and though i have respect for egypt i cannot ignore this president abdel fattah el-sisi suggested that egypt needed no lessons in human rights was a length of palm beach it will not advance by bloggers egypt will thrive and work on effort on its children's perseverance we are doing economic social political and religious reform for macro it was a change of tone from the twenty seventeen meeting with sisi at the time he'd said it wasn't france's place to lecture egypt over civil liberties some campaign is and

talking in forced speech i'm joined by my guest emanuel galvin paris he is a french lawyer in new york we have lionel he is a legal analyst and the news decoder at lionel media dot com and in lake jackson we cross to dan you make adams he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity all right let me go to danielle first hero we're pretty much the same age here i was i remember growing up and it was a time of being sensitive to people let's put it that way there are certain words in our vocabulary i'm sure we probably exist in french as well is that things you don't say and i think you know what i'm talking about and you know what i thought that was all right i think that's cool all right all right but in the last two days we had a virginia teacher fired for using the wrong or the. preferred not using the preferred pronoun of a student and then we had a texas elementary school teacher who refused to sign a pro israel oath is fired now this is in forcing speech it is not protecting speech how did we get here go ahead daniel well i think we got here. partia

it's me lashes out at you as powerhouses as paris and berlin break into make news to strengthen ties you got that story and much more coming up after the break stay with us. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for them to let it be an arms race is often spearing dramatic development only really. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. in the united states we've proactively work wired brominated flame retardants to be put into furniture and carpeting among other things and that's resulted in extremely higher levels of those flame retardants in the human bodies of americans as opposed to europeans and that ultimately has affected the cognitive outcomes of literally a generation of american children. welcome back now it says there are at least two sides to every story and that's certainly true of a viral video showing a confrontation between a students wearing a make america great again cap and a native american veteran. it is disturbing students mocking native american dad some of them have arrested a

we don't have a third runway. -- frankfurt or paris. we have lots of sightings of growth in the air. this is it, no verification. our cameraman martyn saw the thing in the air. we got a video from the guy and you could see the lights flashing in the air. couldn't have been something else. certainly not a helicopter. all i would say is god hope it never happens, because they respond to people who are criticising them on stopping these flights because of a possible drone sighting. three of us don't want to be in this room one night commenting oi'i be in this room one night commenting on the drone hitting an aircraft and killing people. that is the point, yes. s thejob killing people. that is the point, yes. s the job of reporting is to do this. i fully support that. and because of the importance of heathrow, it deserves front page, but the alternative is worse. heathrow, it deserves front page, but the alternative is worsem heathrow, it deserves front page, but the alternative is worse. it is, which is why if we invest in these systems, t

spy accusing paris of treating african countries like. this with. sanctions on its neighbor. in the us media. vietnam veteran was reportedly harassed by teenagers wearing make america great again caps on the program we look at. europe's two main powerhouses germany. with a new treaty to. screen. minus fifteen degrees celsius. rounding up this hour's top stories let's get it. so france has summoned the italian over what is reportedly called a hostile remarks made by the country's deputy prime minister louis accused of pursuing a colonialist policy in africa and of worsening the migrant crisis in fact even going so far as to call for sanctions. the following report. france and italy have quite a long story of fighting as e.u. elections edged closer the two countries are increasingly looking to bolster their allies and to drown out the rival italy's it deputy prime minister has laid the blame for the on going my current crisis here in europe with france saying it's impoverished african nations with its colonialist policies. we must address the causes of this crisis because peopl

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lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. meanwhile, across france, there have been more mass anti—government protests. police in the capital fired water cannon and tear gas at so—called ‘yellow vest‘ demonstrators as scuffles broke out near the arc de triomphe. thousands of officers have been deployed across the city, which has previously seen street clashes. groups of protesters gathered on and around the champs elysees, the scene of disturbances in recent weeks, many of them calling for macron to resign. small groups broke away from the designated route and threw bottles and other projectiles at the police. across the country, around 80,000 people are reported to have taken to the streets. the ministry ofjustice says it's considering proposals to abolish prison sentences of less than six months in england and wales. ministers say short sentences are less effective at cutting re—offending than community penalties. chi chi izundu reports. long enough to damage you but not long enough to heal you, that's how the pri

let me put it very bluntly of today europe needs a clear signal from paris and the lamb of god that i'm hands co-operation. in smaller formats is not an alternative to the cooperation of europe as a whole. that it is for integration and not instead of integration here. fit to the east of germany there are hundreds of places. where you thought the european. genius load time of she was found out as strongly. and is as vibrant as an african paris oh but then she on come on new team and that are millions of people live. whose hearts beat for europe your move may be an europe of. mutually supportive and equal nations. when i'm stumped such place is my city of exams i come out of there are just returned from guns from the funeral ceremonies for the murdered mayor of my city and i'm a bitch. but one and all he loved his city after this year he was a polish patriot and in the same watch at the same time i died in the war you know hinged on what should be with great courage he defended it was a rule of law and he helped refugees gladly from all of his heart not because he was imposed so good and

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. the ministry ofjustice says it's considering proposals to abolish prison sentences of less than six months in england and wales. ministers say short sentences are less effective at cutting re—offending than community penalties. it's thought about 30,000 offenders would be affected every year under the plans. chi chi izundu reports. long enough to damage you but not long enough to heal you, that's how the prisons minister rory stewart described those serving sentences of six months or less in today's telegraph newspaper. right now, that's around 30,000 prisoners in england and wales, who have committed crimes like burglary or shoplifting. even a short spell behind bars could mean the loss of their home, job and family. we should not be using prison for these people. we should be turning their lives around and giving them support, dealing with their drug addiction, their homelessness, and getting them to make amends for the wrong they've done. that's really good for victims, it's good

this is in the headlines two women in paris now holding their own yellow vest demonstration and again another weekend of clashes with police. u.k. government contingency plans for a no kill directed pull for the ridicule with lorry drivers branding a staged traffic. always to target. a victory for animal rights activist. part of belgium the jewish and muslim rituals for slaughtering. muslims and jews are going to be given the perception that they are not full citizens that cited for humane recent study before we respect our. welcome taught international's world news update from oscar's freely choose the morning with me kevin owen it's just after one am here first the democrats were attempted to undermine the republican candidate in the twenty seven thousand senate race by linking him to a bogus ad campaign about alcohol in the u.s. state that claim was made in an incendiary new report by the new york times with more of the revelation. the new york times is revealing that there was a democrat and progressive group that was pushing essentially false flag advertisements during the twenty

paris well professor of politics at the university of milan mark of a sonnet us thing that the mayor has made a fair point i think there is a basis for the ija demaio are accusations against friends little group of countries in central africa in that treat francis the us there look for them for recognition during the civil war of their reach out for ministers in france they use the currency that was backed by the french treasury and so on and i'm saying if you don't call it media colonialism i wonder what kind of policy could you call me a colonialism it's they are at an all time low relations between the france and italy and it's clear why this point mark on the government in france is really sort of even steven regime walk out together the european union and the sort of the old elite for thirty or forty years. that the world's political and business elites are gathering in the swiss town of davus at the moment for the world the annual world economic forum which is starting on tuesday and is it you're going to has more now on what is being discussed amid the champagne lunches and ex

paris we spoke with a. professor of politics at the university of maryland he things to my zero makes a fair point i think there is a basis for the ija demaio accusation against friends little group of countries in central africa in that treat francis the us there look for them for recognition during the civil war or they reach out for minister it's in france they use the currency that is backed by the french treasury and so on him i'm saying if you don't call it media colonialism i wonder what what kind of policy could you call me of colonialism it's they are and i'm at an all time low those were lation two thousand the france or nearly noon and it's clear why you know at this point my craw on the government in france is really sort of even steven regime what kept together the european union the sort of the old believed for thirty or forty years i made tensions between paris and rome germany and france are seeking to strengthen ties the two european heavyweights assigning a new treaty on tuesday which will

yeah we'll keep you up to date with all the latest from paris in the coming hours going to a short break now but right after that germany joins the ranks of western countries dialing up the pressure in chinese telecoms giant way we've got plenty more besides . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic probably the only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. reach terminal debt. no amount of economic activity going forward provide tax revenues sufficient to pay down the step we're past the point of no return we've gone through the looking glass this means only one outcome the central banks will continue to print to keep the interest going on this insurmountable pile which means wealth and income gap are guaranteed to increase which means the movement is going global and the global insurrection is upon us and that's a guarantee. if the minutes past four pm here in moscow welcome back this. is the against wall way gross germany h

see paris. check and other world news now thousands marched through the ecuadorian capital after privatized haitian austerity measures were announced by the government. trade unions and indigenous organizations by the protesters demanding authorities verse the initiatives large scale layoffs on a rise in oil prices have also fueled discontent ecuador's largest and most profitable telecoms company is reportedly on the private pension. phase is also out in the israeli city of tel aviv were they rallied against police brutality and racism demonstrators are demanding an investigation into the fatal shooting by police of an ethiopian is really woman last week. who had a history of mental illness had reportedly rushed at officers wielding a knife before being shot. not germany's were known for its high quality workmanship and precise time keeping but when it comes to getting its leading politicians off the ground there seems to be something of a blind spot. in the. movie the been. the big. movie i am.

paris. in other news this evening there has been a new development in the script in the u.k. because it's been revealed one of the first people on the scene to administer hope to the poisoned ex russian spy and his daughter was a senior army medic with more details on that his. it was a senior army medic and her teenage daughter. it's been revealed were one of the first responders when again u.s. script were found collapsed on a bench and souls last march now the local teenage girl had recently undergone a first aid course at school and the family had been celebrating the girl's brother's birthday so they were out in the city center and the sixteen year old girl spotted the pair unconscious and she didn't initially thought that so gay square power was suffering from a heart attack so she quickly alerted her mother who happens to be a british army know that together the two of them gave the script files first stayed until the paramedics arrived now the reason we know about this now is because the mum in this story nominated her daughter for a local bravery award that was hande

it is interior minister salvini has been feeling tension between rome and paris on tuesday he sounded manual mccraw and labeled the french leader a terrible president. when the i hope the french can free themselves from a terrible president and the opportunity will come or may the twenty sixth when finally the french people will be able to take back control of their future destiny and pride which are poorly represented by a character like macro. but they thought waste we must address the causes of this crisis because people are leaving africa in part because some european countries led by friends have never stopped being colonizers . they don't have been any french easy i hope for the good of the french who are a great people that they come out of that moment of crisis macro it was deliberately invented product to stand in a way of any change on the horizon that seems obvious to me now. amid the tension between paris and rome germany and france are seeking to strengthen ties it's a european heavyweights have signed a new friendship treaty on tuesday which will set the stage for close

women in paris hold a yellow vests demonstration ending in another weekend of clashes with police. u.k. government contingency plans for a no deal drawl ridicule truck drivers brand a staged traffic jam near the port of dover as a waste of. air broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is international thomas certainly glad to have you with us new revelations have emerged on alleged meddling in the two thousand and seventeen senate races in alabama this according to a new york times report democrats attempted to undermine the republican candidate by linking him to a bogus ad campaign to ban alcohol in the state parties came up and has commentary . the new york times is revealing that there was a democrat and progressive group that was pushing essentially false flag advertisements during the twenty seventeen senate special election in alabama they were trying to give the impression with these advertisements that roy moore the republican candidate who ultimately last wanted to outlaw the drinking of alcohol i pledge to abstain from alcohol and live a marine life as defined in

paris. president trump has taken aim at america's intelligence services it comes after a senate hearing in which the heads of the national intelligence agency and the cia both said that iran is not currently developing a nuclear arsenal we do not believe iran is currently undertaking activities we judge necessary to produce a nuclear device they are testing rockets last week and more and are coming very close to the edge their economies now crashing which is the only thing holding them back be careful of iran perhaps intelligence should go back to school trump pass consistently claims that to iran is building nuclear weapons as well as missiles capable of carrying them and may two thousand in a scene the president pulls the u.s. out of the iran nuclear agreement which paper and it's the worst deal ever negotiated it was signed in twenty fifteen by barack obama after more than a decade of negotiations with iran wasn't the only thing the president and his intelligence agencies disagreed on he