my guest michael holmes live in washington he's a senior fellow at the brookings institution and in paris we have healed along he is a former foreign affairs minister of ecuador currently an associate researcher at the institute of strategic and international relations right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate it let's go to gayle men and paris over the last few days john boy. the national security adviser was on. c.n.n. with jake tapper and he said the following i'd like to see a broad a coalition as we can put together we can put together to put to replace majority to replace the whole corrupt regime he also invoked the main road doctrine being a former foreign minister of a latin american country how do you receive those words hi and thanks for having me on your show. i think the coalition instead of being strengthened these a coalition the u.s. has in mind instead of being strengthened is being gradually weakened certainly over the last few days there was kind of this. there was there was a momentum a few weeks ago aroun

bonfires of violent clashes and looting in the streets of paris as yellow as protesters demand change in the french capital it's a crucial moment for the protests which have now taken place for eighteen consecutive weekends also coming out carrying on the long tradition of going to love me two women in venice are doing all they can to help their family business flourish following the death of their father. thanks for joining us the man suspected of carrying out mass shootings at two mosques in new zealand has appeared in court brenton terrence was charged with murder new zealand's prime minister just into ardern is promising to tighten the country's gun laws after the attack that killed forty nine people and injured dozens more through the act of terror is new zealand's worst ever peacetime mass killing and the community of christ church is struggling to come to grips with what happened. and nation reeling a community paralyzed by shock. at christ church as botanic gardens a fence serves as the official site of morning city residents have been coming here to pay their respects with fl

the government's one protest says a severe response if there is more violence joins us now live from paris david tell us about the situation where you are and how does today's demonstration compare with previous weekends. yes we're actually at the sekret mart there's been a peaceful galavis rally here a few speeches it's now dispersing and so far no no violent instance that we know of inside paris six thousand police officers have been deployed and troops have been guarding public buildings to give more resources to the police and we understand from the interior ministry that there were eight thousand or so protesters across france and three thousand here in paris now those figures are much down on what we saw last weekend but there have been clashes across france so peaceful so far in paris but there have been clashes in the lead on him on a in toulouse and nice no sign yet that those new zero tolerance tactics by the police are working in the rest of france so they're trying them here they might extend them to other cities as a result of what we've seen today outside of paris but essenti

why do you think that could have happened after the paris club why do i think that is this is happening. for a very simple reason and that is oil and gas companies are oil and gas companies that is what they have been doing for. decades right it's a little bit as though you say to our person who has been making boots for thirty forty years excuse me tomorrow no more boots you're not going to make sandals for the beach yes both are for your feet but it's a completely different enterprise and what we're expecting from oil and gas companies is actually to change their business model completely i think at least the european oil and gas companies have totally understood that if they want to have a future in the twenty first century they need to get with the program and move over away from oil first onto more gas versus oil and then to understand that not all gasoline and i say the european ones well this is the latest to show chevron biba the europeans are definitely march more understanding of the transition that they have to make so they're beginning to understand that responsibility they'

then good riddance i mean does it have to be nasty go ahead in paris. no it does not to be nasty i'm in still be. thanks for for britain for its role during the second world war will never forget that great britain churchill welcomed charles de gaulle in london. and we'll never forget that britain. campaigned for us to get a seat a permanent seat in the security council of un we have a defense agreement with britain which is called lancaster house because the defense. of defense of course will never work so we have this agreement which is very strong and we are very close to the british and when the british had problems with the argentinians in eighty two the americans drop to the british but the french went to help them so we are very close to the british and we want to do is to clothe their very good friends it's very it's for me it's a quite a pity to see a country destroying itself but after all it's up to the people why yes it is doing this because you know for me the whole policy of britain for the last three sent to raise was two things keep a fo

special counsel robert bora and the architect of the twenty fifteen paris agreement christiana figueres on claims of presaged a one hundred billion dollar investment in fossil fuels by the biggest energy multinationals on a all this i'm all coming up and today is going underground fast bricks it's certainly crowding out news of continued attempts by britain and the e.u. to overthrow the government of oil rich venezuela here is the president of the adam smith institute just before the e.u. arguably violated international law we will have a part to play. what must happen now is that the government must be replaced by a competent and responsible but what about responsibility here at home in britain because while money is going on the ground a british doctor actually accused that institute is led by that man of deliberately planning a hidden destruction of the n.h.s. we have been investigating the may fifteenth n.h.s. deadline for doctors in britain that could mean the end of britain's universal health care system as we know it you have the adam smith institute document the health of nation

about three years on from that barras agreement well it's three years and a little bit on from the paris agreement in which we explored how we have actually program asked on certainly on technology development on policies on some countries that have actually already over complied with what they said they were going to do in paris and some countries who are not interested in taking advantage of the benefits of the carbon is aisha's britain over complaint britain is very well on track. that's good to know there were all these children leaving school a friday every week and then was all the traffic brought to a whole borough organizations like the extinction rebellion of things you know and i am very grateful for all of those demonstrations on the streets because this really is about that generation we are trying to change the course here out of our of the economy onto a low carbon or no carbon economy but that generation that is out there on the streets are the ones who are going to have to finish the job i had my two young daughters with me in paris just to remind me every single day why

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thank you for joining us here on my from paris. we start with the tragic news from new zealand city of christchurch is friday were at least forty nine pepeople were killeded in mass shohootings. at two mosques. according to authorities this was a carefully planned and unprecedented terror attacack. e that has shocked the usually peaceful nation. israeli in born suspect wrote in the manifesto. he supported donald trump as a symbol of renewed white identit. that set now listen to one of the eyewitnesses to not attack. on friday. it started in the main room -- because of the shorter must have come through the whole movie. and i was in the sidee room so i didid not see w w was shooting - but ease so that through my a thee through my room when i was in and also i saw some people let had reliedd on their ability in some people really are limping. bad debt moment d day noo idea e that it was a r really seriousu. it wenent on and w wrote -- six many t to a mall in - -- but i could hear screamingng and crying and use so some people that are

just three hundred meters from the paris to the precinct. good. luck. is the chief of the police station and it's his job to deal with the devil group and other street gangs. and. he. says. you know these. maternity was founded in a rocky place that's what maternity actually means a rawk and since its founding the main job quarrying and stone cutting but this kind of work is known to everyone this like a good. part. as a rule the devils don't do anything during the day. the guys smoke marijuana nonstop it's the cheapest drug in congo as in many countries drug use is illegal but it doesn't stop the gang members and they seem unconcerned about the harm it does their health by night for many of them would be literally speechless. my. mother who is a. boomer. streets sound like a maze. if you go in there you won't be able to get out on your own. even if the missing around it still has violent overtones that's how life is here. the public restroom is a regular income for the outlaws. there are plenty of houses here that have no plumbing so the re

hugh schofield is in paris. it is the unpredictability of these protests which has caused the police such headaches? some weekends they seem such headaches? some weekends they seem to pass off peacefully with barely any trouble, then you have a weekend like last weekend? absolutely, last weekend was a com plete absolutely, last weekend was a complete catastrophe as far as paris and the policing of paris was concerned, with scenes that were worse than the very beginning of the yellow vest movement. 100 or more businesses along the chantilly is a just along from where i am now looted, burned, smashed. realscenes of devastation along a street which is the showcase for paris before the world. 0ver is the showcase for paris before the world. over the last few days the government has said stop, the fun is over, we will get really heavy this time and have a zero—tolerance policy. at the chantilly is a —— chantilly is eight today, it is sealed off, there will be no trouble there. they are now deploying soldiers an

morgan conference in paris. francine lacqua has an exclusive interview with the banks copresident daniel pinto. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back, 10 minutes into the trading day. let's get a bigger perspective on global markets, back to jpmorgan in paris. francine lacqua is joined by daniel pinto, copresident of jpmorgan. francine: thank you so much. i am delighted to be joined by daniel pinto. daniel, thank you for joining us. last year, almost exactly to the date, we were talking at this very conference where you have some of the best investors in the world, about market corrections. you told me they would be a 20-40% correction. what do you think today? daniel: at the time, in every six or 10were only months before, the correction would start. and there is a correction of 20-40%. policies that every central bank will adopt, the cycle will become longer. therefore, the two or three years, is a year after. i think that they are relatively constructive about the markets to where we are today. december w

>> hello and welcome to live from paris. it is 1 p.m. in the french capital. let's look at headlines. injured after mass shootings in a new zealand city. it was a terrorist attack. algerians taking to the streets friday demanding the president stepped down after he canceled next month's elections. hundreds of french school students in paris join others around the world protesting arouound government in action on climate change. ♪ >> we begin in new zealand. 49 people have been killed and 48 others seriously wounded in shootings at two mosques at friday prayers in christchurchc. the incident is being descscribd as a terrorist attack. explosive devices have been disarmed. three people in custody. one is an australian born citizen, another having been charged with murder. police have held a press conference. let's listen. person, male, late 20's has been charged with murder and should appear in the christchurch court tomorrow morning. three other people apprehended. armed, atse persons, the scene, may have had nothing to do with this incident. have beenhers app

news live from berlin bonfires of violent clashes and looting in the streets of paris as yellow as protesters demand change in the french capital it's a crucial moment for the protests which have now taken place for eighteen consecutive weekends also coming up. new zealand in mourning after a deadly attack on two mosques as christ church remembers the forty nine victims of friday's massacre this is specter the gunman appears in court and is charged with murder. and the german capital shows off its newest fluffy celebrity three month old baby polar bear sniff some fresh air for the first time to make her debut on the public stage at the berlin tear park as do. i marry in evanston it's good to have you with us in paris police have again been firing tear gas and water cannon as yellow as protesters ignite fires and ransacked shops there the most violent street clashes in paris since december of last year this is now the fourth month of demonstrations by a loose coalition of activists unions and citizens the demonstrators accuse president a monologue of forgetting ordinary people and favoring the

bonfires police clashes and looting in the streets of paris as yellow as protesters demand change in the french capital it's a crucial moment for the protests which have now taken place for eighteen consecutive weekends. omarion evanston it's good to have you with us. less than twenty four hours after the mass shootings at two mosques in new zealand the suspected gunman has appeared in court and has been charged with murder the twenty eight year old australian man brenton tera and was remanded without a plea until his next court appearance which is scheduled for april fifth new zealand's prime minister just into our turn as promised the country's gun laws will change in light of the attack she's been reassuring muslim community leaders in christ church meeting personally with them the attack left forty nine people dead and injured dozens more. it's new zealand's worst ever peacetime mass killing and the community of christ church is struggling to process the events they were supposed to be safe in a country that prides itself on being welcoming and inclusive but the massacres at two

to start he said ok journalist john laurenson reporting from paris many thanks. and you're up to date now on day omarion haven't seen from all of us. the floods have taken everything they are now despair he's got left climate refugees. they seek shelter. but even the waters rising. the floods.

thanks a lot from paris it's elise flagship welfare reform kicked off in. a busy bartel orderly fashion this wednesday thousands of poor and unemployed people applied in post offices. and tax assistance centers for the citizens income scheme. that's seven hundred eighty years amounts to help lift them out of poverty the populace feinstein which governs. along with the right wing lease. is long promoted this measure it's hoping for a boost in its fortunes on the back of this. at t the eururopean pound elects in may. from rome ha correspondent josephphina cap living to be living below the poverty line s. this is a great taste of the government's resolve and it's going to be quite costly as you know it's going to cost around seven billion euros this year. nearly eight billion next year and i i mean the following is so it's a huge risk by this government but as you mentioned a central plank of the five star campaign a year ago. and certainly something that they're using now -- in readiness for the european elections to try and winin back some of the banks that

appeals trial in paris for the older brother and mentor of jewish schoolh shooting. more coverage live on the way. euing up in business, the and australia kickingng off negotiations for a trade deal that could have major implications for european products down under. a man from kenya, who gives away 80% of his earnings to the poor has won the million dollar global teacher's prize. donald trump is celebrating the result of f the robert mueller investigation. ae report that came out after two-year probe reached no concnclusion on whether or not trump obstrucucted justice. robert mueller found evidence for and against obstruction and is now demanding to see the full report. >> after nearly two years of investigations, the verdicts have come in. hasmmary of the findings been delivered to congress. the attorney general cleared the trump campaign of collusion during the 2016 election, despite receiving multiple offers of help from russian affiliated individuals. >> the special counsel did not find the trumpet campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated w

paris time. note uk prime minister to resume urge to the european union on friday to make one more push to break the deadlock over breakak such may warned. that the uk will be plunged into crisis if mps reject the withdrawal agreement. of which is set t to take placen not in the house of commons on thursday. the prime minister said no one knows what will happen if our plans is defeated let's take a listen to her speaking earlier in grimsby northeast england [inaudible] next week. members of parliament in westminster. face a crucial choice. whether to back the brexit deal. both rejected. my kids. in the u. k. will leave the european union [inaudible] rejected. and no one knows what will happen. we may not leave the e. u. for many months. we may leave without the protections of the deal provide. we may never leave a whole. the only certainty would be ongoing ununcertainty. most small spent arguing about texas. what we could be focusing on improving our nhs all schools and all commmmunities? the pho

the golden pharaoh to it uncommon also known as king topped comes to paris a major immersive exhibition of his treasures includes over one hundred fifty original items from two ten commons to sixty of which have left egypt for the first time. and rebecca horn is germany's gone dumb of performance and installation art is famous for her explorations of body extensions and machines and turns seventy five on sunday and take a look back at her career. an exhibition that looks at the influence of late pop star michael jackson on art and on other artists has opened in bonn and the buddhist queens tyler that's hosting it is having to justify the decision to go ahead with it and the show opens just weeks after the h.b.o. documentary leaving neverland made new allegations of jackson's alleged sexual. abuse of children forcing us to consider the king of pop in a new light. who was this man who millions of fans still hail as the king of pop this exhibition portrays michael jackson through the work of more than forty contemporary artists they include some well known works like these portraits by and

reporting from paris. or let's go live now to french political journalist to analyser forte welcome to our take five coming on again i suppose the authorities have got to do something to stop swathes of paris being laid to waste protect the people living there and visiting there but all these new measures really getting to the crux of the problem. well it's simply whether it's actually going to the whole crux we don't know who but there was our own intention to show goodwill from the bulk of the government for a bit none of these demonstrations had been as to be the case in france had been declared to the clinic you'll agree and therefore they were not are they were in the gray area around on the altar how do you think it would be submitted and the idea to get them out last night after the talking of you know news just in shops and general destruction and if i didn't fire in buildings to do that and essentially this is it's a bit of luck that nobody died is delayed and so there's a feeling a bit of you kno

start by reminding viewers what the paris climate agreement is. the paris climate agreement is an international agreement that basically means we need to reduce our cash bonn pollution on the scale that science demands. the science tells us we need to keep the warming of the planet to under 1.5 degrees celsius. that's what this does. it actually sets up an agreement, internationally -- 195 countries have signed -- to do that together so that we actually do address the climate crisis. >> remind viewers the history of the united states when it comes to that legislation and what the democrats legislation would do. >> it's hr-9 which is one of the first big pieces of legislation coming out of the democratic house. the first one was campaign finance reform and democracy. and this is actually defunding the president's efforts to remove us from the paris climate agreement. so, it actually is reiterating, reaffirming, our commitment as a country to this historic international agreement. >> this is speaker nancy pelosi at the press conference announcing th

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bonfires of violent clashes and looting in the streets of paris as if you live as protesters demand change in the french capital it's a crucial moment for the protests which have now taken place for eighteen consecutive weekends also coming up a day after the west imposes additional sanctions on russia the country is marking the fifth anniversary of the controversial an expansion of crimea. thanks for joining us. l. last few minutes new zealand police have revised the number of people killed in a friday's shooting upwards to fifty they say two people arrested as part of the police dragnet during the killings were not suspects new zealand police commissioner mike bush said at the moment only one person has been charged in relation to the attacks morning thank you for gathering again. i think you know who i am but i did want to with your help the public as to where the operation and the investigation is that the first thing i want to say is that it is with sadness that i advise that the number of people who have died in this pool full of it has now risen to fifty. as of last night we were ab

but right across france that is continuing and there might have been no real problem here in paris so far but there has been a bit of trouble down in nice a seventy year old woman who was knocked over in a police charge and was seen on the pavement bleeding so yes there is still a lot of trouble across france itself but so far not so much in paris only thirty one arrests according to the police they've had leslie that thanks so much for bringing us all the latest from the french capital. time now for the weather here's catherine that's right and we're going to talk about the cycle that's making landfall we think around eighteen hours and the reason i say we think is because the storm is slowing down and it's going to cause some problems let's put this into motion for you i want to show you what has been going on not only with veronica but also trevor which did make landfall already now the storm system for trevor has weakened but we're going to be seeing a lot of rain with this particular storm here but for veronica with these the newest citizens with it one hundred sixty five kilomet

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bonfires violent clashes and looting in the streets of paris as yellow bus protesters demand change in the french capital is a crucial moment for the protests which have now taken place for eighteen consecutive weekends. and carrying on a long tradition of gone to look make two women in venice are doing all they can to help their family business flourish following the death of their father. a mix by certain things for joining us. in the last few minutes new zealand police have revised the number of people killed in friday's mosque shootings upwards to fifty they see two people arrested as part of the police dragnet during the killings are not suspects the new zealand police commissioner said it was the moment only one person has been charged in relation to the attacks. is that it is with sadness that i advise that the number of people who have died in this awful event has now risen to fifty. as of last night we were able to take all of the victims from both of those things and in doing so we have located i fear the victim so that brings the number of those who have died to fifty i also

and the protests are also taking place in the french capital natasha butler is joining us from paris so how how are they going there the taj or have we seen the same kind of turnout that we have in the last few days in france. well here on the plus directly bleek in central paris there are you can see behind me thousands of protesters and more coming all the time they say they've come here in a show of solidarity with those who are taking to the streets across algeria over the last few weeks and really whatever happens now jury of course right now resonates so strongly here in france because there are some four million people of algeria origin living here many have emigrated decades others more recently and others of course who've come here very recently a generation also generations born here in france and what they say is particularly important for them the young people because they're worried about the future of algeria they say end up with a fleet of there simply hasn't been enough opportunity for them there haven't been enough jobs and we're seeing many people in the crowd with

when there are about thirty two thousand estimated across wrong now here in paris. also signs that the number of protesters is increasing despite president emanuel's micron's efforts to diffuse the crisis there were something like five thousand yellow vests demonstrators making as you said march through the streets of paris ending up the. church in the march and that happened without any real violence at all just parady violence as you said afterwards when they began to disperse now that is essentially because of the tactics used by the police some six thousand of them were deployed and troops to guard public buildings did seem to work it was a policy of no toleration of any violence i saw it myself quite recently this evening another piece a very quick to take action against anybody who is showing signs of really going isn't all violence but. in the end what seems to be happening is this protest is not going away as you said the nineteenth consecutive saturday with the other vest protest as it's a protest that is not going away present macko has failed to diffuse a

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