i can't change paris today. but maybe by doing this i can help with changing somebody else's child. >> she moved here to savannah, georgia to be near her mother. charity's home is a loving safeguard of her daughter's memory and her final resting place. ella's urn is surrounded by her beloved butterfly wings. down the hall is a favorite painting she picked out during a vacation in mexico that ella said must be what heaven looks like. and at the heart of her life is 6-year-old phoenix. she knows he will one day want to know more about ella and paris, the family she lost. >> what will you tell phoenix? >> he knows that his brother is in prison for killing his sister. we do not discuss details. when he asks me why his brother killed his sister, i tell him there's something about his brain that does not work quite the way that yours and mine does. >> as i think about the nature of evil, i'm struck by something that charity told me. paris and those like him are not monsters, she says. they're children with mental heal

camry is a paris staple and my special tip for a perfect weekend. my 2nd day in paris begins on the avenue montaigne where top designers have their boutiques. one of them even has a museum devoted to his work paris and fashion go hand in hand we're about to get one of the biggest names in. for nearly 30 years starting in 1974 eve saw all the wrong created his fashion designs in this house the highlight is his workshop museum director olivier flavio explains to me some around the creative process we've sort of i always start with a sketch from that sketch the workshops create a trois which is sort of mock up of the government to be approved by sort of all from the 20 would choose different ricks to create dress as it will be presented on the catwalk clear lines borrowing from men's fashion and a touch of extravagance goes for each song the wrong trademarks. the museum is my culture to. christmas shopping is already well underway on the boulevard. the major department stores trying to outdo each other with the best windows displays. to galeries lafaye

it may be a rainy day in paris but i'm not going to let that stop me. for sure and welcome to my perfect weekend in paris which begins at the city's most famous and most reflecting mass bomani armah the eiffel tower was built for the 889 world's fair it stands 324 meters tall. the highest platform offers a spectacular view of the city even in bad weather. well here's a little gem at the very top of the eiffel tower gustaf eiffel's office now there is good stuff eiffel sitting on the right and he directed this office to entertain special guest and here he's sitting with the american inventor thomas edison. the eiffel tower is an absolute must see. not as old as the eiffel tower but just as french is the do shovel my guide alex is going to show me the sights in one . alex are going to show me the highlights what what's included well we're going to go to see the oval and then. we pass the famous museum with the pyramid and head on to the floss. and see the top of the clump. and finally i catch a glimpse of the notre dame cathedral and the fire damage to it

paris agreement, should be agreed upon. discussions and a set of rules for arc at six, the market mechanisms to do that -- article six. this comes when you're before 2020, a crucial year in climate action. it is the year when we should see an missions peak -- we should see omissions -- emissions 1.5 degrees scenario. that paris agreement has ratchet mechanisms which say in 2020, we should see the punishment -- the commitments of countries to reduce their emissions be ratcheted up. this means these country should submit new, more ambitious commitments. brent: ambition is the key word. we will see what happens over the next two weeks. and deftly by 2021. thank you. -- and definitely by 2021. from the climate to the weather, and the philippines, the powerful typhoon kammuri has made landfall with winds of more than one hunter 75 kilometers per hour. the typhoon knocked out power in several provinces. manila's international airport is due to suspend operations in the coming hour is more t than 200,000 people have fled to safety

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james, thank you for reporting from the presidential paris. that meeting as paris has been paralyzed by a fifth day of international strikes. travelerers have been warned to .void train stations that has pushed people to drive kilometers of traffic jams around paris alone. the workers are announcing plans to strip away generous retirement benefits that will allow some to retire in their 50's. they are calling for new demonstrations after a report of pension reform. it will be another difficult few days across france as disruption to public transportation and services continues. but whether it goes on will dedepend on decisions made in paris this week. there will be the unveiling of an outcome of month-l-long negotiations. tuesday will be a key day. unions have called for a second day of mass demonstrations protest. thursday's we wawant to cancel the reform and improve our current system, whwhich is the best in the worl. reporter: on wednesday, it will be the government's turn to enter the spotlight. the president has remained very quiet, but t

it's february and cold in paris. nikka arrived the previous day commuting between continents as part of the music business. all 3 sing is returned to the french capital frequently to record which also infuses their music with european influences. from nick has brought some recordings from lagos ideas for new songs to develop in the studio here. she meets up with musician plays and money and a producer she worked with both on her last album was. more. what you want to blaze records nick has voice on the computer playing the preprinted used backing tracks over headphones. you never word for. word for example. from my cell down because studio work and lyrics are strongly shaped by her life experiences and spirituality. down the tracks step by step and dabs over onto her own original recording. to blaze get it down on his laptop. make us happy i had already done some recordings at home on my computer. that was just with the guitar and i can misty to do it to do something else but then we ended up recording it on now it's

correspondent has been following the strike force on the ground in paris. the strike here in paris is a pick test for the french president emmanuelle my call whether he can implement the reform of the pension system of the retirement system in france as he has a promise he thinks the system is unfair and it's sinking into debt with an aging population in france now trade union and the protesters here they clearly argue against that there are concerns that their friend pensions will simply shrink and they are not ready to compromise here asking that the entire plan is going to be scrapped the people in paris prepare themselves for many more days of traffic chaos . is reporting in paris in new zealand the death toll in monday's volcanic eruption has risen to 68 people are still missing presumed dead and dozens are injured many with severe burns search teams are not returning to the volcanic island saying that they fear it could erupt again and last week the threat level on the island was raised so why were tourists still allowed to venture so close to a volca

love us not to this rally in paris for a 59th weekend alongside protesters marching against pension reforms. and families of americans killed in afghanistan by the taliban sue us contractors for allegedly funding the terrorists. be with us this is r t international. wiki leaks has released a 4th batch of documents from the global chemical weapons watchdog the files raise questions over a probe into an alleged chlorine gas attack in the syrian city of duma last year with the story here's our guest you see w u b c w shows them a video of an alleged chemical attack and asked them what sort of symptoms they see could they tell what gas it was the specialists look at the video and agree on one answer and the rest is classified or was classified. it was agreed among all present that the key takeaway message from the meeting was that the symptoms observed were inconsistent with exposure to chlorine and no other obvious candidate chemical causing the symptoms could be identified another day another leak another embarrassment and another blow to the u.p.c. w.'s credibility they knew they knew the re

josephine became the talk of paris 6. she did vented her own style playing on the audience's fantasies about africa and black women. the show was a child but opinion was divided. while culturally conservative critics perceive josephine as a symbol of decadence a liberal and of on guard reception through her as the heroine of a much needed european artistic revival. i collected press clippings they were my 1st french lessons she brings the breath of the jungle up imo strength and beauty to the tired stages of western civilization better still she is the black venus who haunted bunting there but also on a more cruel note level of you nag is nothing more than lamentable transatlantic exhibitionism that's. takes us back to the ape in this time didn't read the syndic from it. conservative circles were alarmed by the success of the review nikka they viewed it as a danger to moral decency and believe the french were better off visiting the colonial exhibition a display of the diverse cultures of france's colonial possessions the

the city of paris had put in iron rods to prevent access you can still see the traces. they would have stopped people from being able to sleep there in winter when it's cold. dry posted it on twitter and the next day the city authorities removed the iron rods. from is a good. christian posted his 1st tweet 3 years ago after his possessions were soaked by street cleaners it was winter and he wrote this is how the homeless are treated in paris within a few months he had more than 30000 followers. i tweet in the morning to say hello to the planet and at night to talk about what was going on on the street. so i take a picture of my sleeping bag and say good night guys then go to bed and. people would have good night see you tomorrow. i thought it was cool. with his tweets christian was able to draw attention to the main problems homeless people face in paris something his friends appreciate his friendly i know doesn't have a phone she get one he'd have to overcome too many hurdles that appear insurmountable to him. and i don't even have a bank account i do but it's blocked

strikes have a plan and pension reforms but the government insists it will not back down we'll go live to paris for the very latest also coming up bush fires are burning out of control and australia several have combined to form a mega fire near sydney shrouding at the country's largest city and a cloud of toxic smoke and fire tied to saying it is too big to push out. searching for motives u.s. authorities launched an investigation after a deadly shooting by a saudi eminent at a u.s. naval base in florida. and swedish climate activists crashed into tibet joins thousands of young people on the march through madrid which is hosting a un climate conference that among world leaders take real action on climate change . a man if you can and thanks so much for joining us. france is bracing for a weekend of disruption with the best protesters joining striking public sector workers now it's the largest strike in decades and it has crippled transportation across the country but in his 1st comments since the strike began front this prime minister insisted the government will not scrap its pension reform p

certainly a lot of ground covered in paris today artie's a line from paris for us thank you for that. well look at some of those points it is why did you political context we can now cross live to georgia he's senior research for the global policy institute that george thanks for joining us and then the nominee for countries as we just heard that agreed on the prisoner swap and a cease fire by the end of the year does that bring us closer to resolving this conflict in eastern ukraine. well it certainly brings us closer but it doesn't mean the resolution is any when they're in sight i mean these are good steps the ceasefire the creation of these 3 disengagement areas the increase in the humanitarian crossing points and as you mentioned the prisoner exchanges i think they're all going to come about and they're all good things. but i think the the something block. the big ticket items down the road and as your correspondent mentioned namely the. special status for the less than the guns and the steinmeyer formula. another key sticking point is this border again our correspondent just men

challenge pinsky there reporting on the protests in paris yesterday now the u.s. democratic presidential candidate michael bloomberg has apologized after his campaign used the prison labor to promote his election message female inmates were employed to call up voters although bloomberg himself denies he knew what was happening we only learned about this when the reporter called us which as soon as we discovered which friend a subcontractor had done this we immediately ended our relationship with the company and the people who hired them imagine being so rich you have people who have people who have prisoners to do stuff for you. being so rich you don't even bother to chair what you are spending really ends of dollars on. rita reading we sad indeed when we learn a vendor of a vendor of a vendor use prison labor we did know about it and we never would have allowed it we don't believe in this practice and we immediately stop working with pro com and the people who hired them so how do you do it pay someone to pay someone to tell them might bloomberg is a big spender

this is do we do is live from berlin breaking the deadlock russia and ukraine hold peace talks in paris to find a way to end the war in eastern ukraine the conflict has so far killed 13000 people and displaced over a 1000000 from their homes we have a report from the combat zone and bring you the latest as the russian and ukrainian leaders sit down with each other for the 1st time in talks brokered by france and germany also coming up a setback for russia's athletes the country is banned from all global sports events for 4 years including the upcoming 2020 olympics for the world anti-doping agency says moscow to try to stop drug cheats from being exposed plus a volcano erupts in new zealand at a popular tourist destination at least 5 people are dead and authorities fear more casualties are likely. only arctic you so much for your coffee everyone the leaders of ukraine and russia are in paris for a meeting about the conflict in eastern ukraine it's the 1st time in 3 years that talks focusing on ending the war there have been held and this is the 1st meeting between vladimir putin of a lo

cooking sense of crisis negotiation been tasked with ironing out the rules for implementing the 2015 paris climate agreement in which countries have agreed to limit global warming to less than 2 degree celsius above pre-industrial temperatures u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists used his opening remarks to call on tele guts to take bold action as he outlines 2 very different visions for a future by the end of the coming decades we will be on one of 2 paths. when is the path of 3rd render where we have 3 walked past the point of no return your provides in the health and safety of everyone on this planet do we really want to be remembered as the generation that bertie did have in the sense that. while the planet burns the other option is the path of hope oppressive resolve of sustainable solutions a past where more fossil fuels remain where they should be in the ground and where we are on the way to carbon neutrality by 2050 and secretary general antonio. joined now by dr bannister she is a researcher at the think tank climate analytics here in berlin a welcome to d w let's start

and other major cities with retailers and hotels feeling the pinch bernard smith reports from paris. france's business owners are not feeling the spirit of christmas just before the holiday it looks busy in paris but the almost total shutdown of the metro is having a significant impact on the numbers of people coming out to shop and eat takings at this cafe have fallen 30 percent manager isabel sol says it's worse than last year's yellow vest protests. we have had an enormous loss of turnover we have had no terrorists in the style find it very difficult to come to work some cannot even make it and but it's not the fault those looking for work will find it harder next month france's main employers association says 3 quarters of paris area businesses are planning to freeze hirings because of the loss of economic activity 80 percent of france's small and medium sized businesses have suffered losses because of the strike that's according to the confederation and in the major cities of paris marsay in strasbourg sales of something by as much as 60 percent turnover at this hotel is down 50

yellow vest activists rally in paris for a 59th weekend the alongside a protest against pension reforms. and the families of americans killed in afghanistan by the taliban so u.s. contractors for allegedly funding the territory. live from moscow where it's just past 4 in the morning you're watching r.t. international welcome to the program. and wiki leaks has released a 4th batch of documents from the global chemical weapons watchdog the files raised questions over a probe into an alleged chlorine gas attack in the syrian city of duma last year where it can see it has the story toxicologist pharmacologist and bio analytical chemist walk into the u.p.c. w u b c w shows them a video of an alleged chemical attack and ask them what sort of symptoms they see could they tell what gas it was the specialists look at the video and agree on one and the rest is classified or was classified. it was agreed among all present that the key takeaway message from the meeting was that the symptoms observed were inconsistent with exposure to chlorine and no other obvious candidate chemical causing the symp

some cities saw heavy clashes between protesters and security forces in paris small groups of masked activists smashed store windows set fires and hurled flares. in the earlier in the day one of france's largest mobilizations in decades looked a bit different thousands came to protest pension reforms or a strikers say for the rights of future generations. their pension as you can already barely afford to eat. who don't have enough to make ends meet and this reform will make things worse all the independent mission by my free time myself in 10 years time and i'm not sure i'll be able to survive on what my car is proposing it's not simple. the protests shut down public schools nationwide subway stations across paris were closed and 9 out of 10 high speed trains were canceled many of the capital's most famous tourist attractions was shot leaving tourists frustrated but strike supporters say the measures are necessary due to the frustration they feel with the french government. they keep it off that is it going to she says i want to say honey it's always the one class who pay the price y

or change of paris to paris montparnasse i'll get on the t.g.v. to i will i will change or agile and i will go to oshkosh and i arrive or ocean in the south of france at about 4 in the afternoon i don't have a problem with a long journey as long as it's comfortable flights are so cheap and that maddens me so much cheaper to fly places and take the train i have some remorse about the fact that japan seems like a long way away these are also products of a culture where by we think it's some kind of entitlement that we should be able to see all these places. more people are are. aligning with me i feel less alone than i did say year ago i also recognize that there is a bigger issue within society if no one wants to take a step forward unless one takes a step forward together the actions of individuals have impacts beyond what we might initially perceive. what do i miss about travel very little. so back in the conference and toward is the status of the talks the truth is they've stalled we've been speaking to jennifer morgan of greenpeace who's been f

also this hour police fire tear gas in clashes on the 59th weekend of yellow bus rallies in paris. and families of americans killed or injured in afghanistan and by the taliban suing us contractors for allegedly funding the terror group. you're watching are to international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. wiki leaks has released a 4th batch of documents from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons that casts further doubt on its report on allegations of a chemical attack in the syrian city of duma last year they reveal the o.p.c. w chose to ignore evidence that contradicts its conclusion that the attack came from the air artist to picks up the story the toxicologist pharmacologist and the bio analytical chemist walk into the u.p.c. w u b c w shows them a video of an alleged chemical attack and ask them what sort of symptoms they see could they tell what gas it was the specialists look at the video and agree on one and the rest is classified or was classified. it was agreed among all present that the key takeawa

and then -- and then in paris, in paris we worked together with parliamentarians to advance a bill to adopt the formal international holocaust remembrance alliance definition of anti-semitism. and i want to thank the french national assembly for passing that by a two-thirds margin. [applause] and during those same weeks, i was on interagency phone calls and conferences with washington to address the appalling anti-semitism rising on college campuses, as we just heard, across america and across the world. these are only the most recent

to the paris goal. we really have to make -- when it comes to climate ambition, the sun shining glascow at the end of 2020. there has to be a major global ,ovement next year to encourage compel if you like, countries to come up with big improvements and ambitions. if we don't see that happen in glascow, then i think people will be pessimistic about the ability to solve this problem. amy: are you concerned about going back to australia? >> i am. i find the situation in australia very upsetting. i think people are angry. i am concerned about what has happened to ththe envivironment. it is simply devavastating. you talk about forest fires, but our coral reefs are going under. andgreat barrier reef others are going under from coral bleaching. we are seeing enormous problems with biodiversity. we have dead m mangroves. the scientists are saying we are beginning to see ecosystems collapse. but what we are not saying is leadership from the major parties -- the scott morrison party's denial of climate change. t

have entered their 5th day bus and train services have been scaled down to cope with the strike in paris only 2 out of the city's 16 subway lines are running and many commuters opted to drive to work instead by 9 am traffic around the capital is stretched to 600 kilometers. the leaders of ukraine and russia are meeting in paris today to talk about the conflict in eastern ukraine it is the 1st time that vladimir putin and followed him are selenski have met and it's the 1st time in 3 years the talks focusing on ending the war there have been howled french president a man on a call and german chancellor angela merkel are brokering this meeting that the conflict started in 2014 and it's killed more than 13000 people it has displaced more than 1000000 the worst fighting has been in the donbass region our correspondent nick conley traveled there and sent us this report. close enough to see what the other side having for lunch that's how these ukrainian troops have spent the last few years just 300 meters from the russian backed separatists placing them on the whole night without a single shot

and getting around in paris will be similarly dire. nearly half of the capital subway lines remain completely shut down while the other half are only operating during certain hours. talks between the government and unions last week failed to find a middle ground and unions vowed to continue striking into the pensioion overhaul is compleletely scrapped. negative continue the strikes will continue there is no truce i'm happy about t that. all times a clear- dimond the withdrawal of this band reform which cuts public spending on french citizens we want to come to the negotiating table and discuss improving the current system for a mutually. under the reform the current system comprised of forty two pension plans would be merged into a single system based on points. unions oppose it as some civil servants with blue certain retirement privileges. well the government says the new system would be fairer and more transparent. the prime minister's office as a new round of talks is planned for january seventh. strike action and destruction this

implement a formal cease fire for eastern ukraine by the end of the year all to 6 hours of negotiations in paris. 4 years off the world stage the international anti doping agency shuts the door on team russia over what it said was moscow's tampering with a key doping database. and russia crisis foul saying it provided all the answers necessary in claims it's been ignored while the authorities plan to take the decision to sports highest close russian athletes claim the punishment is harsh and politicised. whether you're watching all 3 international i'm whereas on a low card thank you for joining us now the peace process for eastern ukraine is showing signs of a breakthrough with the cease fire and prisoner swap to take place by the end of this year the leaders of russia ukraine france and germany held 6 hours of talks in paris aimed at resolving the long running conflicts well for a bit more on this we can now across life to ati's course want to elaborate trenker who is in paris force india what could you tell us about the results from the summit. rosana hello while head was indeed a long one the

while i've been from berlin tonight breaking the deadlock with russia and ukraine hold peace talks in paris to try to find a way to end the war in eastern ukraine the conflict there has killed 13000 people displaced more than a 1000000 we'll take you to the combat zone and we'll go to paris where russian and ukrainian leaders have met for the 1st time also coming up russia banned from all global sporting events for the next 4 years including the upcoming 2020 olympics the world anti-doping agency says moscow trying to stop drug cheats from being exposed and 5 people dead after new zealand's most active volcano erupts sending planes of ash and steam into the scalia's tourist we're exploring the whole casinos surface at least 8 people are missing. and supporting the protestors in hong kong how a team of volunteers keep the supplies flowing for different straight groups who hit the streets month after month. i bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome the leaders of ukraine and russia have been holding a one on one talks in paris to discuss the confli

lots of press all eyes and ears in europe on paris today and this meeting very tight security and a lot to play for. you know president lenski has made a lot of concessions in order for these talks to even go ahead so what is at stake for him in paris. a great deal selenski was elected to the ukrainian presidency on a promise to bring peace to bring ukrainians back to the normalcy they enjoyed before 2014 although this conflict has basically disappeared from the international headlines people wounded and killed in eastern ukraine on a daily basis millions of lost their homes so there's a real huge humanitarian cost to this conflict that we really underestimate maybe in western europe where this isn't daily news screens and beyond that there's a real sense that western european leaders particularly today's host the man on the call wants to get back to business as normal with putin's kremlin and will be putting a lot of pressure on ukraine to make concessions to allow them to withdraw the sanctions and to reengage with russia all right so a lot at stake a lot of pressure here how like

but 1st the leaders of ukraine and russia have started arriving in paris for a meeting to talk about the conflict in eastern ukraine it is the 1st time in 3 years the talks focusing on ending the war there have been held and it is the 1st time but let me put and slow to me selenski have met a french president a man i call and german chancellor angela merkel are brokering this meeting the conflict started in 2014 and it has killed more than 13000 people and displaced more than 1000000 the worst fighting has been in the donbass region our correspondent nick conley traveled there and he sent us this report. close enough to see what the other side having for lunch that's how these ukrainian troops have spent the last few years just 300 meters from the russian backed separatists facing them the whole night without a single shot i don't remember a day like that maybe on the 1st night of the cease fire it's a strange and there's no fun at all you get all nervous we're used to the shooting and. the conflict may have fallen out of the headlines but the shooting and the death continues less th

correspondent was at the strikes in paris and he sent us this update. the strike here in paris is a big test for the french president a man who well my call whether he can implement the reform of the pension system of the retirement system in france as he has a promise he thinks the system is unfair and it's sinking into debt with an aging population in france no trade union and the protesters here i clearly argue against that they're concerned that their friend pensions will simply ring and they are not ready to compromise here are asking that the entire plan is going to be scrapped people in paris prepare themselves for many more days of traffic chaos. or the nobel prizes have been awarded to this year's laureates in stockholm sweden but there were protests against one of the winners austrian writer pater the decision to give the 21000 nobel literature prize is controversial his critics say he minimized war crimes committed by serbs during these for a massacre in bosnia in the 1990 s. the prizes were presented at a gala ceremony in the swedish capital

remind you the main it will use headlines here live from paris. france has beeeen paying its lat respects to the thirteen soldiers who were killed in mali. each received a posthumous jumped on a france's highest honor. french president emmanuel macron spoke of their sacrifice in the face of terrorism in the eulogy. micron said freedom. often alas has the taste of spilled blood. us president is this not the impeachment hearings against him. white house lawyers- citing a lack of fedex allegedly in the proceedings. a set to the side of trouble face a full on trial in congress. and as we just heard the best footballers in the world in order that the ballon d'or ceremony here in paris us team captain. megan rapinoe within the women's. and leo messi getting a record six volatile idiot when he didn't make the jam is the final. of course shinine throughout for barcelon. spain correct stuff. i'm not for- undies business colston joins a starting with a landmark gas pipeline connecting russia to china that's our markets called the power of siberia the three

sector strikes over pension reform in france and through their 6 day and shows no signs of letting up paris has been brought to a standstill we'll get an update from the french capital and. the weather extremes are increasing months of drought suddenly followed by torrential rains but they've destroyed our pastures it never used to be like this. how climate change is impacting the lives of farmers in our world moat region of bolivia. i'm serious almost gone but it's good to have you with us. authorities in new zealand have raised the number of people killed in monday's volcanic eruption to 68 people are still missing. zoomed dead dozens are injured many with severe burns now search teams are on able to return to the volcanic island they fear it could erupt again many are asking why tour groups were allowed to visit the site in the 1st place after the threat level was raised just last week. it is a search operation because rescues considered unlikely 1st responders are flying over for caare island after the volcano erupted on monday afternoon local time 47 people were on the island during th

mass strikes and protests against pension reforms take a violent turn in paris and other french cities and some all as measles emergency claims more lives but the prime minister says people are getting the message about vaccinations. the top democrats in the u.s. congress nancy pelosi says her party is moving forward to impeach president donald trump saying his behavior has left them with no choice but o.c. has announced the drafting of formal charges known as audit calls of impeachment she says trump has seriously violated the constitution. i democracy is what is it stake the president leaves us no choice but to act because he is trying to corrupt once again the election for his own benefit the president has engaged in abuse of power undermining our national security and jeopardizing the integrity of our elections his actions are in defiance of the vision of our founders and the oath of office that he takes to preserve protect and defend the constitution of the united states or the case centers on allegations that trump tried to use military aid to ukraine as leverage to get its leade

against proposed pension reforms that strike isn't over yet so what will happen today we'll go live to paris also coming up president donald trump dares the democrats to go ahead with impeachment now and fast that's after the most powerful woman in washington said the time and come to start drafting articles of impeachment against. the people of kabul face the threat of violence every day a far greater threat to health looks in the polluted air now the government is taking steps to tackle. germany's chancellor prepares to visit the size of one of history's most shocking crimes angela merkel is making her 1st visit to the auschwitz. she's bringing a large donation to help conserve the science and a lot of future generations about the atrocities of the nazis committed. welcome to the program france has been paralyzed by one of its biggest nationwide strikes in decades many join mass protests across the country public transport schools hospitals have been seriously just. up to public sector workers are protesting against president amount of calls plans to reform the pension system each union is