in fact, i was in paris, and he brought me here in his own airplane. because, obviously because of the events, i needed to be here. therefore, i was able to see the mobilization of the police forces, the emergency workers, and all of the other members of the administration and i would like to thank everyone who was involved on the ground and to continues to do so today because the attacker has not been completed as of yet. today, there is a welcome center for the families. anyone who has been impacted by these events may go there and find help and advice. place where you will find representatives of the police, of associations providing aid to victims, and also legal experts. it's a place where anyone who is a victim of the attack, be it a physical victim or a psychological victim may go. it is an strasburg. we have opened a condolences register at the town hall. anyone who so desires may express him or herself. last night, i must say, i was quite impressed by the mobilization of the people of strasberg. there was a lot of solidarity showed. restaurant

-- in paris. many more than last week and when police were overwhelmed by the riots that broke out. >> we are facing people who are not here to protest but to smash. we want to have the means to not give them free reign. >> the prime minister said they will also mobilize a dozen armed vehicles. out in theots broke suburbs. they fear they could be -- protesters could be joined by hooligans again. events like football matches and concerts have been called o off. after many suffered damage last weekend, businesses will shut their doors on saturday. they have been removed so they cannot be used as projectile's again. these yellow vest protesters from france are raising money to find their way to the capital. >> paris is where we can make the biggest media impact. it is also where all the politicians are. if we knock on their doors, they cannot ignore us. >> the government has renewed an appeal for calm an for legitimate protesters to stay these areparis, calls intent on ignoring. anchor: angela merkel

to al-jazeera paris. thank. you let's bring in our guests now today in paris and go to cheli c.e.o. of terrorists a consultancy firm focused on global risks and city to intelligence and also a former french diplomat in istanbul rami borgia an economist at the french institute of international strategic affairs also an investment strategist and via skype in coventry david lees a lecturer in french studies at the university of work very warm welcome to all of you and first to you because you were with us last week talking about these protests they were much more violent this weekend why do you think that was you know because it is the result of the fact the government has not addressed properly the going on and the nature of the demonstrators claims there is no way the movement has been the radicalized due to the lack of. a strong just coming from the governments as if feel that they have to to go further in violence in order to be heard it's what we can say to explain but i don't have a leader in the way so really i didn't say anything there just to clarify as our correspondent david

the meeting in aims to flesh out the details of the landmark twenty fifteen paris accord. that's when countries agree to try to limit global warming to one point five degrees celsius by the end of the century sticking points include how nations will transparently report their greenhouse gas emissions the sense of urgency is palpable climate change is not just somewhere out in the future it's today and we need to take action not only to reduce the emissions but frankly to figure out and to put in motion the kinds of ways that we're going to address those impacts because it's having effects on on real people's lives and those who are most vulnerable or are getting hit the hard. it was real people who turned out in the belgian capital brussels on sunday demanding strong measures to combat climate change. there were similar scenes a day earlier in germany protesters took to the streets of berlin and cologne calling on the government to accelerate the country's exit from coal fired energy. we urgently need to take action on the climate because one thing is certain we can't cont

this with central paris on sunday morning. mccrone called a cabinet meeting amid rumors they might impose a state of emergency. yet who from saturday's sea of yellow vests chemicals meant to invite to negotiate the movement which filled central paris at the weekend has no leadership they seem united only by anger at micro. for me the problem is that my core loves the powerful the big bosses the big financier's he loves the very rich but he doesn't care about the people he despises them mr mr merkel you asked us to come and see you we are here come to see us but don't send your delegates it's the people who are unhappy. discussions happen online this woman wrote those who absolutely want to break something choose your targets act constructively see you on saturday whereas this commentator said the real violence is nine million in poverty it's eighty billion in tax evasion that's violence not three cars burning in an expensive neighborhood as paris licks its wounds from this saturday's riot the clock starts counting down to the

life from police and protesters on in a tight standoff is fair game is going to see to the streets of paris as france braces for the weekend arrived five protests mutallab aka i feel caught in the mood for the museum keeping that goal stopped three hundred protesters from the so-called yellow vests movement have already been arrested and ninety thousand police officers all struggling got. me tangled up my own success so i think it probably caught a she takes off america most share of the conservative c.d.u. but not as john scott she beats two other contenders mine for the top job. that it's dobby time in the bundesliga shock of takes off the table leader's daughter in one of europe's fastest football rivals with. i'm british band a j it's good to have you with us. tensions are rising in france ahead of a fourth weekend of protest by the so-called yellow vests more than two hundred seventy five people have already been arrested the soup all yellow vests movement took all the t.v. to go in opposition to a planned increase in fuel taxes more than ninety thousand police have been mobilized to k

reporting for us from paris and much. representatives from hundreds of nations have begun crunch un climate talks in poland the climate summit comes against a backdrop of dire environmental warnings and a call for action to counter the threats posed by flyman change delegates will seek ways of implementing commitments that were made in the twenty fifteen paris tracie to limit the rise in global temperatures. this is where delegates from nearly two hundred countries will be scrambling over the next two weeks to reach a deal that can save the planet the meeting in qatar at the heart of poland's coal region comes three years after the line not paris accord the envoys gathering at copper twenty four aims to produce the rulebook to flesh out the broad details that were agreed in paris limiting the rise in global temperatures to between one point five and two degrees celsius the sense of urgency is palpable. these he says very very important conference that takes place also in scenario where we have a clear signals about the ur

another night of unrest on the streets of paris. shops. cars banks nothing was immune as angus fled across the city thousands of extra police were out paris practically on lockdown it wasn't quite the chaos of last weekend still officials are dismayed at what played out this saturday. and we called upon the once again the receipts to come back into the dialogue and he's going to be the new long term solution for both questions you dealt these arms to beat him as a player. with a clean up operation in full swing on sunday parisians pools to take stock. think it's there or have that is their reaction of the people there with the french people or is the right thing for a seller of the big island the president's. it is difficult for many people in the country but look here also is not the government says it's listening to demonstrate is scrapping its plan to hike few tanks says the president emanuel mccrone hasn't yet met with them that has ignited their fury. the yellow vests movement is less than a month old but it has already brought hundre

this was central paris on sunday morning. mccrone called a cabinet meeting amid rumors they might impose a state of emergency. yet who from saturday's sea of yellow vests kemah government invite to negotiate the movement which filled central paris at the weekend has no leadership they seem united only by anger. so for me the problem is that my core loves the powerful the big bosses the big financier's he loves the very rich but he doesn't care about the people he despises them mr mr merkel you asked us to come and see you we are here come to see us don't send your delegates it's the people who are unhappy. discussions happen online here one woman calls for violence to be directed away from small shops well here another commenter says the weekend's violence is nothing compared with what he says is the continuing violence of inequality. as paris licks its wounds from this saturday's riot the clock starts counting down to the next one. ok let's cross now to our correspondent lisa lewis has been following events for us in paris a

this report from paris. the yellow vest rebellion once more brought the streets of central paris to a standstill balticon a tear gas and stun grenades were used by the riot police to try and disperse the protests as in a series of running confrontations. this time it was the ark to triomphe that was the focus for some of the fiercest clashes the iconic symbol of france occupied and defying the country's laws. we had the arab spring and now we are getting their european winter. as the day drew on the violence in the surrounding avenues so police vehicles and cars being torched and even buildings set alight it was meant to be a peaceful protest a small minority carried out the attacks the rest were demanding the resignation of president macro a yellow that's the belly and will continue not on into the night but into next week once again good night to kick out mode will read politically to president michael's administration from a platform in argentina though he had a defiant message for them open goes. no caus

>> welcome to live from paris. let's look at what is making headlines. vergen wanted for the shootinghe strasbourg has been shot dead. french officials have detained seven people. as theit by a truck yellow vest movement is calling for another round of protests in the french capital. presidentmission urging britain to set out clearly what it wants in brexit, saying the commission will publish information on december 19 on preparations for a no deal scenario. ♪ we begin in verge city -- we begin in strasbourg. the man who attacked shoppers in a christmas market. was shot dead by police after he opened fire. the 29-year-old had a string of criminal convictions in france and germany. he had become e a radical islamt while in prison. seven people have been detained. this is what the paris public prosecutor told reporters. >> the investigation will continue to find out whether accomplices helped him or encouraged him as he prepared for the attack. we will reconstruct the 48 hours which have gone by. we will find out and particular if he was helped during hi

well our goal was first to go to paris to show. our. destruction with qantas politics and if we think that's going on in france or. especially the social movement but then when you got arrested i'm not going to say that we laughed about it but if you will we managed. in the police we started saying started last thing. and we'll try to stay positive because when you because the rest of the told us don't worry we're taking you to the police station it's for prevention you're going to be released in three four hours maximum and you're going to be able to join the protest again so for us no worries we didn't think we would be detained. so we caught up papers and put it but no facts later on it turned out that we made more than fifteen hours in detention so all day saturday and we're going to be able to go protest on the shells that he's. there and i want to talk about why the protesters were out there in the first place and we got a tweet here from someone in france at the gun rights expire on the tax maintain the old one that people are al

are facing that only three years ago or twenty fifteen in paris they agreed that they all want to say the climate together that they all want to not have global warming rise more than two percent of created industrial levels and what they're doing now in cuts of it's trying to decide how they're going to do that so they have to find rules they have to find actions how to do that and when we remember how complicated it was in paris to reach a goal like that it's now even more complicated to find out how they're going to do it. so what specific things are holding up this deal what's stopping them from coming to an agreement. what's currently being negotiated in kata with and has been for example negotiated until the late hours last night until four o'clock in the morning and it's being negotiated still this morning is the so-called rulebook this is a book that in effect should bring action to the paris agreement so this should be the goals that each and every country can be held accountable for and in the book each country for example has to bring forward their own action so there has t

in paris thank you very much. now to seem other stories making news around the world and six people died in schools more injured after a stampede in a nightclub the eastern italian fifty event kona officials said couple clubbers trampled over each other in the rush to escape a pepper spray like substance to the front of the crowd. a u.s. jury has found found the man who drove his car into a crowd of protesters in charlottesville virginia guilty of first degree murder prosecutors described twenty one year old alex fields jr as want to premises and woman was killed when his car hit people demonstrating against a white nationalist rally last year. the chief financial officer of chinese telecom giant while way is spending the weekend behind bars off the record in canada adjourned her bail hearing moon joe faces extradition to the united states where prosecutors accuse her of violating sanctions on iran china's foreign ministry is demanding her release. china says it's launched the first ever mission to land a spacecra

well there have been clashes across paris at different locations in paris you know purchases have clashed with police police of with tear gas there were a car burns a few shops looted as well but compared to what happened last saturday this is really not as much as that day you know there are the protests are a lot more under control i'm here at the shows an easy the sounds uneasy has been not completely blocked off but the police around this street have been filtering the demonstrators and they've been taking away anything that protesters could use as myside and also their most of their protective gear so here the situation has been a lot calmer if you can even if you can now at this moment here some tear gas bombs again off in the background but that's really nothing compared to last week but despite the massive police presence there we've we've seen more violence still why is that. absolutely because you know the police can't just block off the entire city they have changed strategy last week they did what they normally do doing precious and fast that is keep a distance you know try to

on the streets of paris rebel. as in the air once again yellow vests him through voice this morning. they were in song for a long hi carol fredricka of the pockets of anger soon erupted all over the place pitch battles with the thousands of extra police to guard a city practically in lockdown. to trail off funds. on a narrow side street a crowd tries to penetrate the barricade place by a back with tear gas am it takes just seconds to send them coughing and gasping for air. elsewhere it was roses rather than riot control. peaceful protesters began filling into the streets of paris before dawn and they brought with them their complaints over high taxes and low wages for the people struggling most in france on an upward you're not we're here to tell michael about our discontent i'm not here to break things because i have four children so i'm going to try and be safe for them because they're afraid i want to go back home tonight but i still want to be here to say stop that's enough this has to stop. the french people a

this is the daily news my from the police and protest this face off again in paris confrontations until i get on the streets of the french capital as the fourth weekend of yellow there's protests while the country major landmarks like the eiffel tower and the nuclear museum monkey thing made all shot hundreds of protesters have been arrested and ninety thousand police officers of the standing guard also coming out of prison new woman at the helm of germany's strongest coffee and a great compound bow is taking over from chancellor angela merkel as chair of the conservative c.d.u. cloak of staying chunks of the finale hoping her project will help you not to copy . her. i'm rebecca riches thanks for joining me police in from as have arrested hundreds of demonstrators as the so-called yellow vests protesters take to the streets for a fourth consecutive weekends the movement was founded by anger over a planned increase in fuel taxes will the ninety thousand police have been mobilized to keep the pace many residents are calling for calm to be restored over the fuel tax hike has been scrapped

and little is a in paris and those people who are working doing blue collar jobs their personal power is eroded and so they the party of pamela anderson figured out that this is a structurally violent system that they need to address with a quid pro quo violence for violence. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be to the death penalty just because they think that's the way or think the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying news to smooth the present. and there we here even many victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the get tell here is because that's what murder victims' families want to that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. for anybody being polluted by their factories they have. a right on the bank call to be what the base water is highly chemical and as

you are watching live from paris. it is 1:00 p.m. in the french capital. macronetween emmanuel and business leaders and trade unions this monday after four weekends of violent protests that have challenged his grip on power. the french president expected to deliver an address to the nation later this evening. ruled the court british government may reverse its decision to leave the bloc without consulting othther membr states. this is a day ahead of theresa may's crucial brexit deal is voted on. a spokesperson for the prime minister singh the vote is going ahead. sayingthe prime minister the vote is going ahead. doctor presented with a nobel peace prize today for challenging the world to rape as a weapon of war. thank you for watching. we start in france, where emmanuel macron has met with trade unions and employer organizations monday to defuse weeks of unrest after protests in paris and other cities. hasfinance minister described the situation as a catastrophphfor businesses and the ononomy. forecast 1%ts growth in the final quarter. tradersrs,he reality

paris officials estimate the cost of the damage done to public facilities at about four million euro so far and the figure for the damage done to private property could be many times higher but that doesn't seem to have dented the public's support for the yellow that's three out of more french people still think the demonstrations and blockades are justified even if they don't necessarily endorse the violence. but i can understand the yellow vests but these rioters are just intolerable and i don't understand why the politicians are adding fuel to the fire instead of calming the situation down you can go on the more consumers should government finally needs to find a solution and negotiate with the demonstrators they shouldn't wait until the protesters have leveled interest and they're going to. publish but the protests are spreading hundreds of schools have been closed farmers will go on strike next week the government says. it expects the protest this saturday to be extremely violent with thousands of rioters coming to paris to rampage and kill eight thousand police officers more th

news live from police and protesters are in a tight standoff but again just a few see the streets of paris as france braces for another weekend ride five protests major laugh ochlik the eiffel talk the louvre museum a keeping the ball shopping three hundred protesters for the so-called yellow vests movement have already been arrested and mexico's police officers are standing guard . me tangle of american success so they could come out of she takes over america must serve the conservative c.d.u. but not as chancellor she beats two of the content does fine for the top job. and it's dobby time in the bundesliga shaka takes off the table. in one of europe's yes just football rivalry. british manager it's good to have you with us tensions are rising in france ahead of a full weekend of protest by the so-called yellow vests more than two hundred seventy five people have already be the rest of the so-called yellow first movement took over the t.v. to go in opposition to a plan increasing fuel taxes more than ninety thousand police have been mobilized to keep the peace amidst calls for calm even s

paris greece for another weekend of protests over fuel tax hikes meijer landmarks like the eiffel tower and the move museum by keeping their doors shut or to step up her security following some of the worst rioting the nation has seen for decades. thank you so much for your company everyone it was close but in the end shows on merrill's favor one on a kept calm qanbar is the new party chair of the german christian democrats she now takes over as leader of the c.d.u. after securing the leadership vote and that puts her in pole position to become germany's next chancellor after america's fourth term ends. up to the medical could barely hired her delight her preferred candidate on a good at trump card is now the new c to you chief in a tight contest she prevailed over her. rivals but is obviously keen to keep both firmly in her corner. all smooth most wives are in it we must all work together to continue this momentum we all have the responsibility to shape and sustain this great people's party of the middle i would be very happy if both janish down and friedrich mertz would work with me t

oh the streets of paris rebellion is in the air once again yellow vests in full voice. but they weren't and so on so long pockets of anger soon erupted across paris street battles with thousands of extra police out to go to city practically on lockdown. the uk to triomphe of pounds on a narrow side street a crowd tries to penetrate the barricade. police fire back with tear gas it takes just seconds to send them back gasping for air. elsewhere water cannons those out on the streets are angry at the government and furious at the police's response. force like to take i'm emotional today if not i wouldn't have taken to the streets i'm upset because there are people who don't earn enough to make a living who are a thousand euros a month. from. the government says it's listening scrapping its plan to hike fuel taxes but president emanuel mccrone hasn't addressed the protests this himself. francis interior minister met today not with protesters but with police you're also new violence is never a way of protesting the government has held out its hand made a number of proposals

degrees above by the end of the century so you know president trump has of course pulled out of the paris accords is taking united states out without the u.s. is it even possible for the world to meet the c o two reduction goals that have been laid down in the paris accord. but it's important to remember that this by trying. of pulling out from the parties have agreement these one take one really happened until twenty twenty twenty twenty things may have changed on the other hand other countries are increasing their climate i'm vision as well as local actors on the civil society the civil society isn't giving us and they will take in their fight that gets climate change so i think around here we can feel the optimism that we are still on track to reach the paris agreement despite their with regard from. wrong. just resource thanks very much. well iran says it will be back in peace talks aimed at ending the conflict in yemen the talks could start in sweden as early as wednesday this development comes after the saudi led coalition agreed to fly out fifty wounded who the rebels allied to ira

this is deja vu news live from berlin police and protesters face off again in paris confrontations and tear gas on the streets of the french capital as the full weekend of yellow vest protests ronnell the country major landmarks like the author of how and the lives of the museum i keep a major shock hundreds of protesters have been arrested and ninety thousand police officers are standing guard also coming on me on the american success and a great company she takes over from the career terror the conservatives leaving here but not as chancellor keeping two of the contenders vying for the top job. i'm rebecca riches thanks for joining me police in france have arrested hundreds of demonstrators as the so-called yellow vests protesters take to the streets for a fourth consecutive weekend the movement was fought by anger over a planned increase in fuel taxes more than ninety thousand police have been mobilized to keep the pace many residents are calling for calm to be restored but protest is say their demands are not being heard. on the streets of paris rebellion is in the air once again y

protesters clashed with police in paris and thousands of demonstrators take to the streets angry at rising fuel prices and the government. and we need. the strongest man as a child he was bullied because of his size now he sets. spicer thanks for joining us. after two days of marathon talks between the world's most powerful leaders the latest g twenty summit wrapped up in argentina's capital on saturday night there were big fault lines over migration and climate change and fears that u.s. president donald trump might refuse to sign a final communique but in the end all the leaders agreed to it on the summit sidelines trump and his chinese counterpart part agreed to a temporary truce in the world's biggest trade dispute. it was a meeting of me saying with multilateralism taking a back seat as one on one talks dominated the summit. in particular all eyes were on u.s. president donald trump's meeting with his chinese counterpart cheating paying their first talk since a trade war erupted between their countries earlier this year fyi the range of her special relationship that i have with presid

know this fresh face just take to the streets for the fifth straight week and this was the scene in paris only of today but the demonstrations seem to be losing steam but the interface saying they're not ready to call it quits just use a few to. let. the u.n. climate change talks shoot into overtime in poland campaign is a deadlock negotiation is to quote get their act together after debating through the night there are still deep divisions on to global warming. and a crackdown on rec music in russia threatens to put the immediately the country's youth now president vladimir putin has called on the war seems to find ways to control the popular music instead of just bad news. and christine one goal welcome to the program france's yell of a surprise history has defied thousands of police and cold weather to take their message to the streets for a fifth straight weekend the numbers of people protesting is down from previous weeks as concessions offered by the government seem to be taking a fix but a hard call off the end of a say they're just term and to keep the movement marching. they star

and shows little is a in paris and those people who are working doing blue collar jobs their personal power is eroded and so they like morning pamela anderson figured out that this is a structurally violent system that they need to address with a quid pro quo violence or violence. i. think holds a set on fire student rights has clashed with french police and fresh mass protests following the government's decision to make.

and in paris ambulance workers join the strikes. the accuse the government of president a manual macall of ignoring their demands. that. we absolutely must be heard just. government complains about not getting any clear demands but when they have spokespeople to talk to and clear demands they don't do anything and that cannot continue. the at times violent protests started over a planned hike in fuel taxes and have morphed into a larger critique of mccall's economic policy which protesters claim disproportionately favors the rich. and the unrest is having a real effect on the country's economy. but i can tell you today that this impact continues to be serious. since we now see as a client business turnover of fifteen to twenty five percent of depending on which sector. he saw. the images of violence and destruction are already hitting france's tourism business as visitors cancel their plans. it was used live from berlin well coming up at the top of the hour maybe just this little news flash as it comes in you top courts decided that

change conference in poland delegates unanimously agreed to rules for implementing the twenty fifteen paris agreement bash critics saying it's not ambitious enough to prevent the dangerous effects of global warming we'll talk to an expert again casualty to. more demonstrations across france below face protesters take to the streets well the fifth straight weekend bank numbers are down but the end of it say they're not great it's a point of it's just you. have a historic meeting in kiev way all the adults religious leaders have voted to form make united ukrainian all the jobs church and fulfill a centuries old dream but russia is most of the music. i'm christine will welcome to the program we begin in poland way of the u.n. climate conference has now agreed on rules for implementing the twenty fifteen pairs agreement delegates from nearly two hundred countries unanimously adopted the rule book that will govern if it's to cut emissions and curb global warming the summit in the city of because of its own winter went into overtime before his offense being struck on how countries should report p

for implementing the paris agreement that we now know that one. in china is the same as one to one of two in africa or in germany. that we have comparable rules this is important for investors for governments moving forward but it cannot replace the political will which is needed to move forward and the old. reaches of many very effective countries from climate change small island states african countries asking we need more ambition and we have to move and to move forward and these are the two phrases of the summit. but also prompt a little and not the necessary speed to move forward. all right christoph this is not the result campaign as like yourself were hoping for firstly why is that and what does this particular deal mean for the future. yes i think we see now that it's not so easy to implement just top down c u two reduction that it's a just transition we have to organize in the road that both the people affected from climate change are part of just transition but also the people who might lose their job or have to change their perspective

reaffirmed its commitment to withdrawal from the paris climatic colibri. and we're joined by g w correspondent max hoffman his in one of cyrus for imax that getting this communique done clearly wasn't easy tell us more about what a compass. it was uneasy because it's very different from communiques that we've seen in the past it's really bare bones g. twenty eight with some of the typical elements just missing altogether if you look at past years communicate you would also find something condemning protectionism this time not in there you would also say something misfired something indorsing the multilateral trade system this sound there are only acknowledging the benefits that this system has brought in the past but they're also saying that it's not working currently and that's why they need to reform the world trade organization climate change same example nineteen states endorsing the paris climate agreement one state saying they're going to withdraw from it of course that's the united states of america so you can tell just by this come in the gate that

another night of unrest on the streets of paris. shops. cars banks nothing was immune as angus fled across the city sounds of extra police were out paris practically on lockdown it wasn't quite the chaos of last weekend still officials are dismayed at what played out this saturday. and we are once again for the receipts to come back to get these going to be the long term. crises he belts these films to beach. with the cleanup operation in full swing on sunday parisians paused to take stock. i think it's very hard but it's normal reaction of the people there with the french people writing for. president. it is difficult for many people in the country but the view is not the government says it's listening to demonstrators scrapping its plan to hike fuel taxes but president emanuel mccrone hasn't yet met with them that has ignited their fury. the yellow vests movement is less than a month old but it has already brought hundreds of thousands to demonstrations across the country like here in the southwestern city of bordeaux clashes between wri

but not as chancellor she beat two other contenders fine for the top job also coming up paris braces for another weekend of protests over fuel tax hikes major landmarks like the eiffel tower and the move museums are keeping their door shut this says authorities step up security to deal with another wave of violence on some of the worst rioting and nation have seen for decades. thank you so much for your company everyone it was close but in the end chosen the americans favored one on account come qanbar is the new party chair of the german christian democrats she now takes over as the leader of the c.d.u. after securing the leadership vote and that puts her in pole position to become germany's next chancellor after america's fourth term ends. on to the medical could barely hired her delight her preferred candidate on it at trump qanbar is now the new c.p.u. chief in a tight contest she prevailed over. her two rivals but is obviously keen to keep both firmly in her corner. all smooth and most rights again we must all work together to continue this momentum we all have the responsibilit

saying you applauded the response of police officers inside school please do not pelt them in paris today now if you take a look behind me you can see some of those riot police who've been deployed to the french capital some eight thousand police offices are here preparing of course for the eventuality eventuality all of any violence and of course i'm here on the shores of these a one of the main shopping streets and the many of the shops remain boarded up in fact after that ransacking and looting that we saw last weekend many of the yellow vests protesters have said to me that they abhor that kind of action but of course we're going to have to see how this day evolves and how the interaction between the yellow vest protesters and the police of all slaves today hello we heard about the tax and wage concessions from president what else could he offer these protesters. i think it's fair to say that french president emmanuelle michael is in quite a tight spot when it comes to those concessions because the concessions that he gave to the people five days ago now potentially put him on a

it up is lisa lewis has been covering the story in paris and i asked if any results of the meeting were known yet well we haven't had any announcement by the government just yet they were meeting for an hour and a half there was a long meeting and they better really think about what they're going to do next because pressure is growing the government has so far said we're going but you don't change anything to our plans but more and more people here are saying you know actually really really need to react to this otherwise it's going to explode even more people are talking about interaction of it and insurrection of the situation and more and more commentators also saying you know you really have to come back go back on that and measure that is a dance for you next year that is the fuel tax rise that was the trigger for this movement if my car doesn't change that at least temporarily if he doesn't say you know good we're going to push it back by at least a few months so that we can negotiate it's very difficult how this will actually come down situation so lisa what exactly is making thi

that's trying the silence of course confirms the image of a president who sits in his palace in paris who actually has no contact at all connection with the people and is just not quite sure how to respond. visiting a police station on tuesday mccaughan kept silent but his protesters did not students demonstrated throughout the country. for france's yellow vest movement suspending the tax increase and not raising the gas and energy prices is just too little too late. you said the that's a first step but we could have achieved that weeks ago without riots and violence if we french will not be content with just crumbs we want to hold back at the end if they get to. the power of the streets new protests have been planned for the coming weekend. jake we heard the criticisms there did the french government take too long to take these protests seriously well that is the question the government is asking itself and a lot of people say that they could have prevented the writing which caused millions of euros and damage in paris over the weekend if they had spoken sooner michael didn't react u

police fired tear gas and medics protesting in paris again on monday that's just president micron is booed and jeered while surveying the aftermath of the weekend's carnage in the capital. oh. i. russian t.v. reporters accused of spying in the u.k. the military and media are following what was called his suspicious behavior outside an army facility. thanks for joining us tonight international law from moscow just five am here in the russian capital of bengal holkins wherever you are welcome to the program. now police in paris have used tear gas against medics who join the wave of protests that have gripped the french capital healthcare workers angered at financial reforms to medical transport which they claim could threaten the viability of some ambulance companies here you can see some of the pictures that came out of paris on monday the medics were using their sirens on emergency lights to attract attention to their cause students also join the protests they've blocked access to dozens of high schools across france the action follows a weekend that witnessed the most violent riots

it was the worst violence seen on the streets of central paris since the uprising in may one nine hundred sixty eight scores of people were hurt and hundreds arrested in battles with riot police last saturday it all began with a petition posted on facebook by this woman in may calling for a drop in fuel prices at the pumps a million hits and six months later she was live streaming to her followers driving to the first of the yellow vest protests in november. online. we're streaming live lots of roads have been blocked by the police and i found it on the truck driver eric drew eg call for a national blockade against fuel prices on his facebook page it's now received seventeen million hits but it's mark zuckerberg who is behind their success or a chief executive of facebook introduced a new algorithm this year for the company's news feed with this update we will prioritize posts that spark conversations and meaningful interaction between people . the result has been the internet gets flooded by the end of best groups and pages from traditional media outlets are to get a look in and now that

people were injured and violent clashes over rising fuel taxes on the weekend david chase has more from paris. as soon as his plane touched down the twenty summit in argentina presenter manual went directly to inspect the damage at the arctic trio. afterwards he walked over to greet police and firefighters who were on the front lines of the writing for so many hours on the cars shouted resigned. the. ripples well the problem is michael loves the poor fool the buses the bankers he loves the rich people. come and talk to the people stopped talking about the violence and said with tears then it was to lease a palace for an emergency cabinet session on the crisis a spokesman said reintroducing the state of emergency from earlier this year was not discussed the president called on his prime minister at what felipe to invite party members in parliament and representatives of the demonstrators for talks. the real damage was caused by what's being described by police as a handful of extremists determined to confront them and cause as much trouble as they could the yellow vests rebellion is of course

another night of unrest on the streets of paris. shops. banks nothing was a mean as across the city thousands of extra police were out paris practically on lockdown it wasn't quite the chaos of last weekend still officials are dismayed at what played out this saturday. the as a relation of pilots has been stopped. it has been certainly contained but it is totally unacceptable. except the water cannon deployed in the capital to bring the situation under control says the government those on the street say they've good reasons to protest. like i'm emotional tonight if not i wouldn't have taken to the streets i'm upset because there are people who talk and enough to make a living when i fasten your eyes i'm on. the government says it's listening to demonstrate his scrapping its plan to hike few taxes but president emanuel micron hasn't yet met with them that has ignited deaf you. the yellow vests movement is less than a month old but it has already brought hundreds of thousands to demonstrations across the country like here in the southwestern