do in the case of france. balance between state and region but which he's and so has i think a messy massively negative in freedoms in the arab world and we see the jihad we've seen daschle seen or that the gun say that origin their religion is meant to be about peace i believe. this sort of. for these sort of. it's political or as order as many religious leaders as a list of forget that you know drugs secure isn't he's not distilled it was not aid when the law was passed in 19 or 5 of the muslim religion it was aimed at the cafferty religion because during the 8 during the eighty's century don't do cafferty church dr drew. drew it's rule wrong for our friends society and. the rule of 19 or 5 is the result of the wrong fight between. the force between our full battle between the republican forces which promoted the likely 8 indisputed who are of friends id and it get a big church wanted to risk every sunday it was a down fall and in france religion is the right do is accepted there are all of the state is prot

frances pirngs' work. how many of you know a 12-year-old who has quit going to school so she can work full-time in a factory? frances perkins' work, her ban on child labor enacted in the fair standards act made it possible to keep kids in school longer instead of in mills and factories. it's awfully noisy here. i want to talk more so you know about the breadth of frances perkins' accomplishments. a middle-aged woman waited expectantly to meet with her employer at his residence in new york street. she clutch aid scrap of paper with hastily written notes. ushered into his study, the woman brushed aside her nervousness and spoke confidently. they ban tered casually for a while, as was their style. then she turned serious, her dark, luminous eyes holding her gaze. he wanted her to take an assignment but she decided she wouldn't accept it unless he would allow her to do it her own way. she held up the piece of paper in her happened and he motioned for her to continue. she ticked off the items, 40-hour workweek,

the attack level in france has been raised in the last few hours to a tackle level meaning that france thinks it could be subject to other attacks following what's happened in nice where 3 people were killed inside a church inside not a silica in the heart of the city of nice present mark warner has arrived on the site to see what's happening and to offer his condolences 3 people dead including one we understand who was beheaded in an attack that has shocking reminiscent of that attack on the history teacher sent back to less than 2 weeks ago 2 others also killed in that attack we are not exactly sure of the details of what happened to them but they do understand that it was a mass stabbing that took place inside the church now the mayor of nice has been talking out about what's happened he's described this as a terror attack. in this new tragedy today we see victims of islamofascism which i have repeatedly denounced while the anti terrorism prosecution has taken over the investigation into what unfolded in nice and we are waiting for further developments from them to see whether they

many problems debate in france are inviting some hatred in france. this is very dangerous for our community, particularly for the french muslim community and also for the stability of the country. this problem and this matter is particularly with the french citizens. and how to solve this problem is with also the french muslim citizens. and the response has to come for french citizens and french muslim citizens. we see that 30 years ago we know that islam, some people have the agenda to target islam. we need to distinguish between two distants.-- distints. that is why it is import for the media to take their own responsibility and invite french citizen muslims to condemn terrorism but also for the authorities to cooperate with french muslim citizens, because they are french, first of all, they are french. we see macron unfortunately has chose to speak with the popular language. this makes a lot of confusing with people. that is why french citizens are very worried about the situation. i think we have to take some initiative, as i said, to consolidate

something in france is broken and it is france no where else in europe is that this much terror killing and a complete breakdown and mutual respect and understanding these latest attacks there just that the latest. clearly it's inhumane it is highly reprehensible and i hope that justice will be served this attack who deserves it i do have words as a matter of fact it's really shocking. that when i feel sorrow it makes me crazy so crazy it's impossible to see this i'm speechless i don't know what to say. a year ago macro and warned against stigmatizing muslims we're all one people he said since then something has changed now he's talking about islam of separatism shutting down dozens and dozens of muslim charities and organizations and has unveiled a plan to domesticate is law. that our citizens of the islamic faith must be protected against the evil of radical islam but i say it here because the will of the islamists of its ideologues is precisely to turn up the heart of our citizens against the republic using their religion and we cannot let that happen. macro involves forbidding frenc

tensions are mounting every day between the slimy word and france in france we have the french government saying that we have the freedom of speech we have the freedom to do any supplier about anyone we want and on the other side we have the slimy words which says ok you can have the freedom of speech but do you do you shouldn't be insulting our prophet so this 2 points of view are opposing each other and this 2 communities don't understand each other if we want to stop the radical islam here in france we should prove and we should show them that france is a neutral country that what we call here. no religion has the right to interfere with with the government or the state of affairs in in france this radical muslim don't understand that and the french government regarding its freedom of speech says that the we have the right to do anything you want to most anyone the we want and this is our right this is our freedom of speech but in general we should understand and the viewers should understand that in france we have almost a total freedom of speech which saw 1st few exceptions and few r

frances perkins works. how many of you know a 12 year old who has quit going to school so that she can work full-time in a factory? frances perkins works. her ban on child labor and enacted in a fair labor standards act made it possible to keep kids in school longer in stead of in mills and factories. let me start by telling you a little bit. it is often here, but let me tell you a little bit. i want to read a little bit of the prologue from a book so that you know a little bit more about the breadth of frances perkins. on a chilly february night in 1933, a middle aged woman waited expectedly to meet with her employer at his residence on east 65th street in new york city. she clutched a scrap of paper with hastily written notes. finally, i should into his daddy, the woman brushed aside her nervousness and spoke confidently. they bantered casually for a while as was their style and she turned serious. her dark luminous eyes holding his gaze. he wanted her to take an assignment, but she decided she wouldn't a

france that his country is at war. the aggressor decapitated a woman those 3 people killed the victims of islamist barbarism because the attack whose density is yet to be established cried out of whack by several times of course we will have to be relentless in the face of this barbarism we can't leave this battle for our children we have to wage it now using our means of warfare we have to be decisive stick to the law and use new tactics keeping in mind the current events in our country in nice we use all the tools at our disposal to counter terrorism at the same time we're mindful of the fact that the instruments we use that a municipal level not adequate to help the government in this battle we need additional a lawful means to eradicate is the most fascism. let's now hear from some of our guests reactions to emanuel macro's recent declaration to do battle against quote islamic separatism starting with former austrian for foreign minister karen nestle . present then has many many people behind him when he was very a

frances perkins work. her ban on child labor, enacted in a fair label standards act, made it possible to keep kids in school longer, instead of in mills and factories. let me start by telling you a little bit, it's awfully noisy here, but let me start about telling you a little bit -- i wanna read a little bit of the prologue from my book so that you know a little bit more about the breath of frances perkins accomplishments. on a chilly february night, in 1933, a middle aged woman waited expectantly to meet with unemployment at the residence on each 63 are new york city. she clutched a scrap of paper with hastily written notes. finally, ushered in his study, the woman brushed aside her nervousness, and spoke confidently. they banned her casually for a while, as was their style, then she turns serious, her dark luminous eyes holding his gaze. he wanted her to take an assignment, but she decided she would not accepted unless he allowed her to do it her own way. she held up a piece of paper in her hand, and h

today a man with a knife entered a church in nice france he killed 3 people almost decapitating one of the police say this is the 3rd attack in 2 months carried out by muslim extremists france's security alert is now at its highest level and it comes as the country enters its 2nd coronavirus lockdown tonight france is on guard against 2 threats one that can't be seen the other that can't i'm bored off in berlin this is the day. that something. was up. on the panic the police stopped me from mentioning the challenge. we've just seen on t.v. that i cherish routine was caleb's it's such a shock to just think. that the once again a country is being stopped and dismissed tactile always good to me she wouldn't give up because i want to say strongly from deep within how much we have dismantled and revolted i want to stop and suppress should the ethic let me say this very clearly once again we will not like it. also coming up if u.s. president trump loses the election will there be a peaceful transfer of power anx anger and anything but united tonight an in-depth look at the radical states of

that they they're unhappy with what france of say not necessarily unhappy with with you know how france has condemned these terror attacks we've had even turkey just come out in condemning the harshest terms possible these terror attacks saying that you know a new new amount of explanation could justify attacking civilians attacking the church that this is an acceptable at the same time we have iran summoning the french ambassador to to explain themselves explain when he's president is saying we have all manner of countries calling for boycotts of the french goods we even had a protest here small just a few dozen people here and here in moscow by the french embassy people coming out to express the you know their anger with with the with friends.

on which we are firmly established in france the caricature is the 1st of these. the publication of this drawing and mocking a religion is dangerous because it increases hatred. it represents the fact that despite everything humor is the most important thing and that everyone in this position after everything here said about france and the president of our republic gets a nice lesson from charlie hebdo. that's the latest drawing without a one it's a provocation meanwhile the french ambassador to sweden recently claimed that france is now actually a muslim country but his remarks there didn't ring true with the parisians we spoke to. i don't agree with the french ambassador to swear down because we live in a secular country there are many communities in france one of them muslim people which have a big place in france but we stay secular country. france is not a muslim country absolutely not it is a country of judeo christian tradition and there is nothing more to say it is really stupid. france is not a muslim country but islam is the religion which has the most b

the attack level in france has been raised in the last few hours to attack a level meaning france thinks it could be subject to other attacks following what's happened in nice where 3 people were killed inside a church inside not a silica in the heart of the city of nice present mark warner has arrived on the site to see what's happening and to offer his condolences 3 people dead including one we understand who was beheaded in an attack that has shocking reminiscent of that attack on the history teacher sent back to less than 2 weeks ago 2 others also killed in that attack we are not exactly sure of the details of what happened to them but they do understand that it was a mass stabbing that took place inside the church now the mayor of nice has been talking out about what's happened he's described this as a terror attack. in this new tragedy today we see victims of islamofascism which i have repeatedly denounced while the anti terrorism prosecution has taken over the investigation into what unfolded in nice and we are waiting for further developments from them to see whether they are off

it's notjust confined to france or to muslims in france who are descendents of immigrants. and that this is a movement that is determined, that has an ideology and is determined to commit violence in europe not just france. is determined to commit violence in europe notjust france. i think all of europe is at risk from attackers like this. and that a single country cannot actually defeat this ideology 01’ cannot actually defeat this ideology or the movement. it has to be a global effort. ok, so how do you monitor and fight a threat that is not home—grown? a lot of countries have tightened their security forces focusing on trying to get a grip on this home—grown threat. if they are coming from the outside already radicalised, how do you approach that? first, the only way to really fight this movement is to bring on side the vast majority of muslims who are themselves victims of this jihadist movement. and who are against it. so this is a battle that will require security operations, intelligence but also i think, mostly other muslims who will help you dismantle this gr

the company's leading e-commerce in france. the president of the trade confederation of france has urged people to wait and see if independent stores will be allowed to open before making purchases. [speaking french] reporter: amazon plus net income tripled from the same time last year with the pandemic encouraging customers to spend big online. it made 6.3 early in dollars between july and september, more than 2.8 million dollars an hour. catherine: the timing couldn't be worse. the brandenburg airport will finally open tomorrow and perhaps the date is appropriate because it is a bit of a halloween nightmare. it's opening more than a decade behind schedule and has gone three times over budget. but that's not the biggest problem -- it's opening in the middle of a pandemic when global tourism and aviation industries are in crisis. it will have to ask for more funding to get it through the rest of the year even though a third of financing has come from german taxpayers pockets and it is starting off with huge debts to repay befor

france has now raised its state of emergency to its highest level. we revolted with what's going on is an attempt to take france hostage with regards to its muslims will not fall into this trap we will not fall into this trap. as part of operation sentinel the number of troops patrolling france will more than double from the present 3000 to more than 7000 pres the mark all said that this would ensure that all places of worship will be safe. the attack comes to weeks after the murder of school teacher samuel petit in a paris suburb he had been decapitated after showing caricature of the prophet mohammed to school children to illustrate a lesson on freedom of speech and secularism. prime minister zhang custards says the government's response to the murders in these will be far implacable and immediate david chaytor al jazeera niece well there is more information emerging about the suspected attacker french authorities have said that he arrived in nice by train from the italian city of bari he then changed his clothes before walking to the not true. at

border maybe more than others why france again do you think. well people will say there's the publication of the character to us by sharia do but actually france is again tree that has known terrorism nonstop for 40 or 50 years in the seventy's you had a palestinian terrorism and then you had to rein in terrorism when the regime changed and. they had agreed a b. and b. for the french regime because the french regime would not honor a contract that they'd meet with a shot providing a nuclear plants and then we had that we france became the learned of the very very bloody civil war in algeria between during all the ninety's between 922000 they had a quarter 1000000 dead in the algeria and that's of the war that few people talk about and there were regularly very bloody attacks in france as well libya played a game as well there was a plane down by. the by order of khadafi in $98.00 we had terrorism we had that islamic terrorism homegrown but we've almost never stopped which is. which is something that the french i'm not saying that it's new norma

shoot of degree gets to france in frost as no case press fit there's a tradition in france of criticising the cafferty courage and to carry get ism has been a very strong strand of friendship predicts bush irreparably going to predict don't forget that the church in france you know recover not as a republic until to be the 20th century before it will pose no prime minister in france was a church goer it would have made it pretty to go deaf because of this principle don't do little home to people vote on the door of god but the dissent under french are not that sensitive to other people's feelings and that's what i think it is day in age when you criticize a region such as big origin as these people are at the ready deep faith you have to be careful you can do message the spread of it was a social networks before attacks and their true article for each of us was on national consumption now attacks on islam by a certain groups of anti carry court and jury just groups is broadcast and gives just a few cation to violent acts against figgs uk that's what person if they have a right to carry ge

the newseum man who had come to france recently france's top anti terror prosecutor has said tonight in a press conference that the police found a koran and 3 nights with him one of the nice was the weapon of assault really we don't know yet if he had been in touch with any international. terror network or anything we don't know why he did this but we do know that the police are looking into this and we are certainly going to be hearing more about this in the coming days you know you begin the day in paris you travel to nice what do people. tell you regarding what police say is a series of islamist terror attacks in the country. this is stopped a lot of people here in france obviously the my friends who have been talking to but also people i met here in nice i talked to a muslim couple earlier tonight and they were telling me we're really you know i think we think that france is a tipping point it's getting worse and worse and we are moderate muslims we don't identify with such a mad person who's done this is perpetrate this horrible chap today but we feel that we are being targeted

that they they're unhappy with what france of sake not less airily unhappy with with you know how france has condemned these terror attacks we've had even turkey just come out in condemning the harshest terms possible these terror attacks saying that you know no new amount of explanation could justify attacking civilians attacking the church that this is an acceptable at the same time we have iran summoning the french ambassador to to explain themselves explain when he's president is saying we have all manner of countries calling for boycotts of the french goods we even had a protest here small just a few dozen people here and here in moscow by the french embassy people coming out to express their you know their anger with with the with francis coming out against islam that they perceive this is coming out against islam and the the turkish president also coming out in very strong terms against the french leader. needs a mental health treatment what else can be said to a head of state who does not understand freedom of belief and who behaves in this way to millions of people living in his

on which we are firmly established in france the caricature is the 1st of these. the publication of this drawing and mocking a religion is dangerous because it increases hatred. it represents the fact that despite everything humor is the most important thing and there are one in this position after everything here said about france and the president of our republic gets a nice lesson from charlie hebdo. ask the latest drawing with their 21 it's a provocation meanwhile the french ambassador to sweden recently claimed france is now a muslim country but his remarks didn't ring true with the peruvians we spoke to. i don't agree with the french ambassador to swear down because we live in a secular country there are many communities in france one of them muslim people which have a big place in france but we stay secular country. france is not a muslim country perhaps alou not it is a country of judeo christian tradition and there is nothing more to say it is really stupid. france is not a muslim country but islam is the religion which has the most believers here and we

"france e 24" has that story. reporter: a heartfelt and brace with her son on the tarmac at the airport. after four years in captivity, she is finally free. what do we know about her release thursday? apart from a 75-year-old aid worker, three others were set free. two italian citizens in one prominent politician who was central to the negotiations with authorities to secure the release. as for the parties involved, the details remain unclear. the french government is reluctant to comment, saying the answers lie wiwith the governme. >> negotiations were led by the authorities. it is then you have to ask questions two. reporter: the release comes days after authorities freed 200 prisoners, sparking speculation for swap. some of the men released arch ahead of us. -- are jihadists. >> [speaking in french] reporter: france has 5100 soldiers deployed in north africa in the opereration. some experts are uneasy about seeing jihadists set free in the region. >> [speaking in french] rereporter: in a statement on friday, em

headlines from around the world -- france goes back to its lockdown. president emmanuel macron announces a return to similar restrictions to those in place during the initial wave of coronavirus in the spring. joe biden talks covid as donald trump heads to key battleground state arizona. six days to go until the u.s. chooses its new president. you are watching "live from paris." we start in france were president emmanuel macron has announced a new coronavirus lockdown. details to be announced on thursday, but the message is clear -- stay at home. also a return to the piece of paper french people have to be able to show police to justify their presence outside. >> stay at home as much as possible and follow the rules. we will only succeed if everyone acts for the good of all their citizens. every hour counts, so all these new measures must come into effect as soon as possible, and they will do so this thursday night. they will last until at least the first of december. >> for more on the news that has been announced, i was joined a short while ago by ou

if we want to stop the radical islam here in france we should prove and we should show them that france is a neutral country that what we call here. its no religion has the right to interfere with the government or the state of affairs in france these radical muslims don't understand that and the french government regarding its freedom of speech says that we have the right to do anything you want to anyone we want and this is our right this is our freedom of speech but in general we should understand and the viewers should understand that in france we have almost a total freedom of speech which saw 1st few exceptions and few restrictions but these restrictions never apply to muslim that's i mean that's what the muslim of the french muslims they feel that the freedom of speech is. suffers no received and when you attack the muslim people and the muslim religion but not the other religion that's what they think and so what you make of those what the certainly the latest arguments we're seeing between france and turkey and the depiction of the turkish president by sharlee how do you think

the lavish after parties are also gone of course due to france's cu rfew. gone of course due to france's curfew. the original two week extravaga nza curfew. the original two week extravaganza was cancelled back in may due to the coronavirus pandemic. the hope is the slimmed down event will give the hard—hit slimmed down event will give the ha rd—hit industry slimmed down event will give the hard—hit industry a boost. and that is it from me for the day. plenty more on the website and online you can get me there as well. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @lvaughanjones. this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello there. the weather shows no real sign of calming down over the next few days. more heavy rain, more strong winds in the forecast. we've got low pressure spinning here. you can see that on the satellite picture. you can also see this pipeline of cloud that is now ploughing in towards the british isles. a set of weather fronts bringing some heavy rain through thursday. but between these two weather fronts, there is a wedge of mild air. so, although we're expecting some wet and windy wea

imposes its secularism a secularism on how some corners of france of france is muslim community feel under fire because they don't. because of the religion they follow ok bernard it's really going to stay with this for just a moment just for any of yours who are joining us here on al-jazeera a quick reminder of that breaking news coming out of nice in the south of france as prosecutors. accusers are saying that a terror investigation has been opened into this nice time the mayor. has said that the person suspected of carrying out that knife attack is currently in hospice oh and we understand that 3 people have been killed in that knife attack in the city of nice bernard smith is in paris for us he's keeping across all of the detail for. you mentioned earlier that the french president emmanuel micro will be heading to nice this is certainly a terrible time for france because not only are they dealing with the coronavirus pandemic but night we have this appears to be in what the authorities are investigating as a terrorist incident there. will come i expect to see from the government i

and the presence of those people in france and on the territory of france has not only been tolerated but has been encouraged for years by political correctness the state and its representative. shed crocodile tears every time there's a terrorist attack but this is no all these people who died this morning in nice the nearly 300 victims there have been nearly 300 victims of islamic terrorism islam is terrorism in france in the last 3 years 300 you know the country is in a state of civil war when people are decapitated in churches we are very close to if not already in a state of civil war in france. what you just on one point there john i know you said it was decapitation i think we're still waiting for official confirmation on that point but what do you make of the french president and the turkish president and what they've said about the depictions by charlie hebdo. caricature was a prophet mohammed and also those now of the turkish president do you think that is linked to the timing of today's attack in any way. i think the reason why. we might be waiting for official confirmation

and this of course all comes as france is under the cloud of this rising. french sentiment that has been bubbling away and is now boiling over ever since the attack on. a teacher who was beheaded just weeks ago and in the wake of the president being defiant that france would hold true. freedom of speech of. secularism where religion is separate to the state let's have a look now at what happened following the events of the beheading of betty. i know one of our combat troops was murdered because he taught our compassion it was the victim of an islamist terror attack. and this is the concern passing of russian nationality and of chechen origin benefited from a refugee status. he lived in the he was not known to the intelligence services on the judicial level he's never be convicted there was no case in damaging public property and gang violence while still a minor. he asked muslim children to raise their hand and leave the classroom she did it my son told me he didn't do it to discriminate or to hurt he did it to preserve the children to not shock them he exp

and very clearly france is under. the sun to think if we are attacked it is for our values for our taste for freedom for this possibility on our soil to believe freely and not to give in to any mind of terror and to qualify say it with great clarity once again we will not give in. france has now raised its state of emergency to its highest level. we revolted with what's going on is an attempt to take french hostage with regards to its muslims will not fall into this trap we will not fall into this trap. as part of operation sentinel the number of troops patrolling france will more than double on the present 3000 to more than 7000 president said that this would ensure that all place of worship will be safe the attack comes to weeks after the murder of school teacher samuel petit in a paris suburb he had been decapitated after showing caricature of the prophet mohammed to school children to illustrate a lesson on freedom of speech and secularism prime minister. says the government's response to the murders in these will

in france. yes this comes after the murder of daniel patsy a teacher who was killed on his way home from school in a paris suburb samuel petit had been giving a class. teaching children about from france's culture of secularism and each shown cartoons of the prophet mohammed to this class this angered some of the parents and of the consequence of that to may anger that it created a chechen immigrant's. murdered the teacher as he walked home school beheaded the teacher then prompted a more widespread crackdown from the french all parties on what they call islamic extremism this included closing a mosque the 6 monks in the paris suburbs and also threatening and arresting people who had been on a on a french what was watching list the terror watch list so it was amidst this atmosphere of well i guess some rising tension in france that this attack happened in egypt today. reports say the 3 people being killed in this this knife attack but in white wine these. no particular reason why it would be nic

president says it's an attack on france as tensions rise over his comments on israel. and paris french m.p.'s stand for a moment of silence in honor of the victims.

exports to france's 8700000000 euros and imports from france is 5900000000 euros which is more than 14500000000 euros trade vala between the 2 countries were both countries. promised 2 years ago that the trade well then would reach 20000000000 euros how far this boycott can go or will it ever realize it is a question mark but a parent the president is not only making a call to it to his turkish citizens but also trying to make a call on the are up people are up streets basically and are turkic countries whose whose population is majority muslim so this is a new role this is a new stage of the row between the 2 countries our don is accusing europe in particular france for is the most for bia and basically it seems that he is also trying to get get some international support from the. muslim countries in his challenge against france but some analysts also say that this dispute which mean 2 leaders work for both of them both for france president micron and turkish president reject a paradigm as 2 leaders have domestic problems to deal with so far the spiritual goal is still an unknown

france and shock has 3 people were killed in a knife attack at a church in nice. and can beat al this is our desire a lot from doha also coming up president it's an attack on fronts as tensions rise of his comments on islam. in paris that french m.p.'s stand for a moment of silence in honor of the victims. and europeans face more coronavirus restrictions as a 2nd wave of infections effects in everyday life all over the continent. 3 people have been killed in a knife attack at a church in the french city of nice several others have been injured the attacker was wounded by police and is in custody in hospital but it's with reports. a place of worship now a crime scene inside not a dumbass silica early on friday people have been praying when a man armed with a knife started to attack them 3 people were killed one of the victims a woman was decapitated according to the police another victim was the church's warden. i still imagine him i still see lighting the candles and now i'm thinking he's not there in. we are always with him he's always there he spends the day tha

to the man 6 and the france has almost more than 7000000 french muslim that's i think france how to ask for these seats and it can be a very with the shit you want to build and to consolidate the dialogue of this you can be station i think it's it can be a very good idea it has to be. true to implement which france and others countries ok i'm don't have any if you look at the sequence of events mark on talking about the need to tackle radicalization in france and then the beheading of some some well patty now the attacks in nice is this something that is likely to further increase the debate about the need to deal with radicalization immigration and the other key issues now which are topping the agenda in france. i think that prison merkel has been adopting this is her own way of thinking. right there is a point. is that i was. in this in south. some people within the muslim community who are injured. been inappropriate kinds of violence but there has always been. pro-choice to this to this problem. which followed by this right. by most. to charity genes what she looks at all the slimy

on which we are firmly established in france the caricature is the 1st of these. the publication of this drawing and mocking a religion is dangerous because it increases hatred. it represents the fact that despite everything humor is the most important thing and there are one in this position after everything here said about france and the president of our republic gets a nice lesson from charlie hebdo. that's the latest drawing with their $21.00 it's a provocation and while the french ambassador to sweden has recently gone so far as to say that france is a muslim country his remarks didn't ring true though with the prisons we spoke to. i don't agree with the french ambassador to swear down because we live in a secular country there are many communities in france one of them muslim people which have a big place in france but we stay secular country. france is not a muslim country perhaps alou not it is a country of judeo christian tradition and there is nothing more to say it is really stupid. france is not a muslim country but islam is the religion which has the

states the prime minister of france was insulted. where father who had been beheaded in his own church celebrating mass drunk aspects was there to show a symbol that the french authorities that the french government was there to protect the christians and at that same time a christian priest was was shot at i can tell you this i know that catholics tomorrow before tonight's incident were already organizing and this is the 1st time i see this their own self-defense groups we've seen these past years military defending churches and protecting churches were big feast like all saints day christmas easter there were military outsiders and this is something new or shocking to see this in france which is the darker the catholic church. the catholic faithful and now for the 1st time tomorrow before tonight's incident there will be groups of catholic catholics organizing their own protection before each and after each mass is this is something which is of course getting the whole town of g.-d. and quite. quite surprising. tense that comes as

you have had france and turkey at loggerheads come and not just france, but europe in general. turkey is a nato ally. you have had a lot of displeasure of turkey's purchase of asfoor hundred missions from russia. turkey is seen as aligning itself with russia, seen as the adversary of the nato alliance. you have had turkey up against it -- i mentioned eastern mediterranean, claiming waters in the eastern mediterranean are turkish and they can explore for energy and other resources. you have had turkey and france supporting opposite sides in libya's war -- libya's civil war, and you have turkey having some leverage over europe in many respect because of the refugee crisis dating back to 2015, were basically turkey and the eu -- not just france, the eu struck a deal with turkey to pay the country billions and billions of euros in order for turkey to help stem the tide of migrants to europe and that is a deal that is creating a lot of friction to say the least between europe as a whole, france in particular, and turkey. there are so many issues. the war where once again there was j