Rescue teams are traveling to find survivorsrs and thousanands more have been hurt or it and boomer lebanese former lebanese Prime Minister saad his first interview since his shock resignation. He says he could come back to lebanon within days and could even rescind his resignation here it also coming up for you this hour in business, the mushroom season is here, but italian white truffles just keep getting pricier. And the Italian NationalFootball Team has not missed a world cup in nearly 60 years, but that could all change in a rematch against sweden tonight. More on that in a few minutes, but first, our top story live from paris. Two years ago today, france was hit with the worst terror attack in its history. Andpeople killed as gunmen aicide bombers raged through suburb. French president ile macronon among those paying tribute to the victims today. They visited six sites were the attacks took place, including the bataclan concert hall where most were killed. s Catherine Peck and not has more. This is the last stop on president emmanuel macrons visit of all six sites targeted in 2015. Emmanuel macron started today in the suburb north of paris where three suicide bombers detonated their vest, killing a bystander and injuring over a dozen people. The president then came here, to the east of paris, with the town mayor. They visited all of the cafes and bars targeted by the gunmen and a suicide bomber and they ended here at the bataclclan muc hall. A ceremony behind me took place. Emmanuel macron laid flowers. A moment of silence took place. And the names of all those killed at that concert over two years ago were read out over a loudspeaker. Behind me, family members of those injured and some paramedics theyre treating the injured that night, the also came to the ceremony. We also had local residents in the east of paris come to show their respects, to will. Certainly a very poignant, symbolic Memorial Service took place outside the bataclan, two years on the day since those november 13 attacks. Clai the packer line reporting from where the memorial to the victims took placere early today. We look back at the tragic events of november 13, 2015. ,eporter explosions outside three in total from 17 minutes past 9 00, beginning the horror of the night of november 13. Former president franaois a friendly sending game between france and germany is called away. It is at this point he discovers the events unfolding on the streets of paris. Indiscriminate shohootings are taking place in the streets of the capital. At that moment i saw a car. The men inside was wearing a black bolick allah a black balaclava and were shooting. Reporter dozens of customers and passersby are mowed down. More devevastation around the corner. At 11 minutes until 10 00, 1500 people were attending a music concert at the bataclan. Here, a joururnalist poems the homes the nightmtmarish scenes frorom a neighboring building. Some tried to escape frorom out the e back door. Others fromm out of f windows. They tried to take cover, in some cases with more than 20 crammed into small rooms. The police were the first to arrive and shoot the terrorists on the ground floor. Faces of survivors that shot, confusion, and in some cases blood. You could hear the kalashnikov gunfire. It was as though people were being tortured. It was butchery. Carnage. There were dead bodies everywhere. Reporter Franaois Hollande solemnly addresses the people of france. Countrymen, attacks of an unprecedented scale are happening in paris. Killedy dozens of people and many injured. It is horrifying. Beforer and then, just half past midnight, after failing to negotiate with the terrorists, Security Forces decided to move in. We realized we had to worry because the assailants were becoming extremely nervous. So we launched an assault. The first roar opened the first row open the door and found themselves faced with 20 hostages. The two terrorists behind them opened fire. Therter they gunned down terrorists. It is 20 minutes past midnight, and the operation is finished. It is an attack unlike anything before in france. Attention ton our another major news story we are covering for you today. The earthquake in iran. It was a 7. 3 quake that hit the iraniraq border, with the death toll being listed at 325 people with at least 300 more hurts. On live televisioion, and intervrview from the studio interrupted by a powerfuful earthquake. Scores are dead and hundreds injured in Iraqi Kurdistan and the west here in iran. Homes and hospitals reduced to rubble. Patients were removed for safety. The epicenter was between border districts. Less than 400 kilometers away in the capital some residents rusush out of thr homes in a panic. Suddenly, the glasses dropped off the table. E. That w was very strarange. , we had to runid out of the house. The building is such an old one. Of iraq, in the north dozens of accurate the shopping mall. Tremors could be felt as far away as turkey. In iranian media says at least 14 provinces have been impacted. Several faultlines and is prone to earthquakes. The most recent major tragedy left over 300 dead in the northwest of the country in 2012. Former leavening Prime Minister saad hariri has spoken out for the First Time Since his shock resignation a week ago. He gave that interview to a from riyadh. Hannel rumors have been swirling over whether it was his choice to resign, but also whether he was free to come home. Myd hariri i am free of movements in saudi arabia. I can leave saudi arabia whenever i want. Protect myght to family. I dont want to see my family exposed to what happened to my father, for example. I also want to e ensure the security of my family, and of my own security. I am not talkiking about weeks r months. And talking about days. If god is willing, i will be going back to lebanon within the next few days. Go to for more, lets adam platz in beirut. Adam, saad hariri said in the interview he could even perhaps retract his resignation. What are the chances of that happening . Dam he said this, but always in reference to o o something hd mentioned repeatedly in thisis v intervieiew and namely that is e lebanese disassociation policies. What he is referring to is a declaration signed up to in 2012 by all of the political groups and they all a agreed ththat thy would not involvlve themselveven an external wars. This was 201012. And theys early days were thinking paparticularly o f syria there. Since then, the process has been very heavily involved in the conflict on Bashar Alassad fullsize. Other groups support of the opposition. But nothing to t the organized extent has blah hezbollahah has. This position would d be that hezbollah made a comommitment to withdraw from syria. Theyey are alslsaccused of rainn heher conflictcts in the region. Think most people would tell you that is very unlikely they would do that. The only circumstance under which that might come about if ththey say the conflict is more or less at an end d and we have been a tory us and we can leave. That is certainly not the case. Genie adam, in the interview, saad hariri said he w would retn to lebanon in days. Do people really believe that could happen . Convinced be enenough to the lebanese that their former Prime Minister is acting freely and not under the pressure of saudi arabia . Well, you heard some of his response in the clip you played earlier on, but amongst the things he said, yes, absolutely, he is free, he could leave tomorrow if you wanted to, he is staying in his own residence. He stressed the security concern, the threat on his lab, and do not forget that his father was assassinated in 2005. These are real concerns. He also emphasized t the strengh of his relationsnship with the saudi i leadershipip, saying hes considerered as a son by the e g of saudi arabia and the young crown prince r respects him. But this is in stark contrast to what a lot of people have e been sayingng, not leasast of all hezbollah, and those in their political bloc,c, who, if you like, have accused t the saudis of holdiding haririi agagainst s willll. Even peoplee in n his own accout have been questioning that. I do not think theres enough to allay suspicions the saudis have used a heavy hand to force him to do what they want. But it certainly seems that this has taken a toll on him. Towards the end of this interview he even want to fall. It seems to have had an emotional response. Adam, thank you, reporting there from her roots. Notice boards. Lots has changed since 1998. One thing that has not, the Italian National but all team qualified for the world cup. But tonight, italy is playing a rematch against sweden, and they need this win to qualify. Reporter all or nothing. Block letters on the front page. It is a warning to italys National Football team ahead of a crucial match a loss would lead to a apocalypse, according to the daily sports pay were sports paper. For nearly six decades, they have never missed a world cup. The tactics are not enough. Heart is important, but that is not enough. Determination is not enough either. But a combination of these three elements will probably lead us to success. Reporter winning by at least two goals is the only way the team can avoid a tricky shootout scenario. They will have to dig deep. The coach does not want his 171st match ridley to be his last. As long as the match is in front of us, there is still hope. As long as we keep fighting, it is clear the positive attitude of the fans will help us. Reporter 80,000 fans are expected to cheer for them against in the swedes, who are hungry for world cup after they missed qualifying for the last competition. Genie lets take a look at todays headquarters for you on headlines for you on france 24. This country is marking the second anniversary of the horrific attacks that sent shock waves the world. Emmanuel macron visited six sites around paris today where 130 people were killed by suicide bombers and gunmen. An earthquake on the iraniraq border leaves more than 300 dedead. Rescue teams are scrambling to find survivors and thousands more have been heard. And former lebanese Prime Minister saad hariri gives his first interview since his shock resignation nine d days ago. Speaking from saudi arabia, he said he could come back to lebanon within days and could even resent his resignation. Updatew for our business. We will start in venezuela where crucial talks are set to begin as the country is edging ever closer to defaulting on its debt. Reporter yes indeed. The International Creditors are descending on caracas. The government hopes to renegotiate 60 billion off debt of debt. It is not clear how many investors will participate. The United States has lacked listed members, which has the potential to help kick the talks. Venezuela will never default. It will never happen. Venezuela will always have a strategy, and now our strategy is to renegotiate and refinance all of venezuelas external debt , because we will not continue down this road. It will make it difficult for the government to renegotiate debt restructuring. The eu has just adopted new sanctions. Lets take a listen to the British Foreign secretary. We have new sanctions on venezuela, which the u. K. Has been leaving on. We are trying to get mr. Maduro to see sense about what he is doing. Genie how are the markets doing this monday . Yuka rather weak performance. Investors remain cautious ahead ona Central Bank Summit tuesday. Major indices in the red. Paris and germany down half a percentage by. Health shares are performing slightly better. Their concerns over the stability of theresa mays leadership and reports of a rebellion among tory mps. Lets look at other business headlines at this hour in production from oil fields incur cook to in to one Million Barrels per day. They have been on hold since iraqi forces took back control of the oil fields from the cards last month. Problema serious cash and there would be a trouble if the situation persisted for the power supplier in the country in south africa. They are teetering on in solvency. They are also in the middle of a leadership crisis and the heart of a scandal about influence peddling in government. Has 1 billion of new stock followed b by more purchases. Hold a 14 stake in the right handling company. It paves the way for uber to go public by 2019. , we will wrap up now with a savory note in regard to mushroom season. I love them. Yuka i love them, too, but they are so expensive. At auction truffle went for a whopping 75,000 euros. The mushroom weighs 850 grams. That is way higher than the average price, but italian troubles of become more and more expensive of the last two years. Bringsr Climate Change bad news for fans of white truffles. The fine dining ingredient is already one of the most expensive in the world. , drought, andr severe storms have caused prices to skyrocket. Very little rain means for this reason, there are very few products. This week, the trouble started growing bigger and rounder, because with the rain, the earth has softened a bit, so we have managed to find some couples that are a bit more rounded, but with the very hard earth, its really hard to extract them. Year, average prices of white truffles are at a record high, up twice as much as last year. Chuckle production has decreased by 30 over the last 35 years, leaving a limited supply of the highlycoveted tubers. Two thirds of italys farmland has been hit by the lengthy drought, costing italian farmers more than 2 billion euros. Genie that wraps up our business update. Thank you so much. It is now time for the press review. Alison sargent is with me on set to take a look at what i is makg headlines around the world. Hi, alison. Your starting and friends were alall of the focus is on the anniversary of the november 13th attacks in paris. Reporter that is right. It is hard to believe it has been two years. France remains scarred by these attacks. Paris has seen attacks before and other sense, but the night of the battle plan remains a key night in the national consciousness, more so than the survivors expected. One man, paul, 30 years old who was injured and he said he did not realize how much it would change them. Compared his feelings to a backpack. He said it used to be normal sized. Two years later it is like a giant backpacking accpac. And the paper encourages the country to personally to persevere. Genie according to frances intelligence services, this is not coming going away and comes in. Alison france is a major target of the Islamic State according to the head of intelligence services. He said the Islamic State group ,daesh, as it is known in france under the arabic acronym, their desire is a much to attack in france. Frances communist paper reports the Justice System is caught up with terrorism cases. The paper says right now, france is trying people who returned from syria in 2014. The ask what is going to happen when we have to tackle the huge number of french jihadists who 2015, 2016, 2016, 17, and may still return next year. Genie as you said, the attacks of november 13 continue to hot france, including the government. Alison right. It really change the way things are done. They look at how emmanuel macacn and Franaois Hollande before him learn to govern under this terrorist threat. The president receives security briefings two times a day. Every news story is perceived as a potential danger. He says the hardest part for the government is not to over exaggerate or under exaggerate the threat area and genie the threat. They will return to lebanon in the coming days . Alison and you could see people watching that. The paper reports that that was what caught up by almost all of the local tv stations in lebanon. This is under direction from the lebanese government which says behing that he says can valid because it is being dictated by saudi arabia. The speech was much less vicious than the speech hariri made last week in which he resigned. In this new speech, he called that last speech and necessary shock for the country because he said that lebanon needs to move away from the influence of hezbollah. Genie and there is the power struggle between iran and saudi arabia. Seeon right, and we can that quite literally in this cartoon. You can see saudi arabia and iran are talking each other keep your hands off lebanon, while meanwhile, 11 is being crushed, no hands needed. Therding to one cartoonist, conflict is dividing the lebanese people. You can see this in one cartoon. Lebanese citizens are being pulled into the different directions. Well internationally all eyes have been on u. S. President donald trump, it seems like people in the philippines only have eyes for one leader, the canadian one. Yes, Justin Trudeau got a pop star welcome, a stark contrast to the protesters that were there for president donald trump. Schoolchildren were performing for his arrival. He broke protocol to shake their hands. The paper calls him a crowd magnet. We have been used to these greetings for politicians like trudeau and obama before him, but trudeau has a special relationship with the philippines. It was a country that ignited trudeaumania. For a meeting of aipac and they crowned him the aipac hottie. Frontnow back with the lawn Charm Offensive and we will see if he can earn a new nickname. Is prettyac hottie good. You can get a look at the press review on our website bbc. Com france24. Com. Well take a quick break. We will be back with more coverage of the second anniversary of the paris attacks. Stay w with us. Mike farrell as dr. Keeling co2 and the greenhouse effect. Co2 is very powerful. Its a very big job to do. If it t werent for cacarbon die and the greenhouse effect, life on this planet would be almost impossible. Earth would look like this. Just a great big snowballll. So, who o discovered this t thing, thisis greenhousue effect . Heres this gentleman, john josepeph baptistete fourie. Fourieier was napoleons favorie scientist. Napoleon took fourier on his illfated junket to egypt in 1798. 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