Elections, Security Forces launched an assault against suspicious did suspected islamist militants. 60 have been reported killed. Our reporter will tell us more about the security situation on the ground. Also coming up, we will give you a twoour of the art fan in paris, major event for cultural fans. In business, more about the tensions heating up in brussels. France and italy are digging in to defend their 2016 budget with the european commission. For the First Time Since the ebola outbreak, a doctor in new york has been infected. He recently returned from guinea where he was treating ebola patients during a mission with doctors without borders. He came down with a fever on thursday and went straight to the hospital where he has been isolated. He is the fourth person to be hit by the virus in the u. S. The first confirmed case in the big apple. City officials are quick to try to allay fears of the deadly virus spreading through one of the most populous cities in the world. We want to say at the outset there is no reason for new yorkers to be alarmed. We are as ready as one could be for this circumstance. What happened in dallas was the exact opposite. We have the advantage of learning from the dallas experience. The patient, dr. Spencer treated ebola patients in guinea working with doctors without borders. After he returned to the city on october 17, he closely monitored his condition and limited social activity. Although he did leave his home while feeling well. We are aware he went on a threemile jog a he was feeling quite well. He also took the subway system. Dr. Spencer started showing symptoms and diarrhea on thursday morning. He was immediately transferred to bellevue hospital, a designated ebola center, and placed in isolation. His fiancee and two friends, the only people he had come in close contact with since his return, have also been quarantined. They are said to be in good health. The World Health Organization is sending experts to mali to help the country cope with its first ebola case. A twoyearold girl has been put into quarantine along with relatives. Her mother reportedly died in guinea a few weeks ago. Her family brought her to mali to take care of her. More than 40 people have been in contact with the girl including 10 Health Workers. They are being closely monitored. Ebola has killed more than 4800 people in west africa. The e. U. Has Just Announced it would boost its aid to one billion euros. But more help is needed on the ground. Take a listen. Where we are still having difficulty is getting enough Health Workers in the field. Of all the challenges and difficulties, this remains the most basic challenge and the greatest difficulty. So whether it is getting people who are from a country itself were Getting International help or Getting International help, this is still the biggest challenge. Tunisian Authorities Say six people have been killed as Security Forces launched an assault on a house. Suspected islamist militants had been holed up there since thursday along with several women and children. Police negotiators tried to convince them to surrender following a heavy gun battle. The standoff is reportedly over. Our reporter is in tunis. What is the latest . The interior minister will give full communication of this in the next hour or so. Local media are reporting one of the suspects was among the dead. Another arrested. All of this happening in the suburb. Obviously, an election is coming up on sunday. Security is one of the concerns. Trying to reassure people saying there will be a heavy rollout of forces. This particular security operation coming off the rest of two other terror suspects in the south of the country. The fall of the regime has let radicals off the leash. We have seen violence in neighboring libya. They have become something of a fact of life. You have been talking to locals ahead of the parliamentary vote. What are they thinking about all of this . Security is one of the concerns and what we have and one followed closely by people on local media. What is striking is a lot of the idealism we saw after the fall of the regime in 2011 is gone. After four interim governments people are focused on more practical concerns. Particularly, the economy. Unemployment now worse than it was during the regime. People very worried about the economy and job situations. Obviously wondering what kind of government this will lead to. The biggest single force remains the islamist party. For many, their record is tainted after politicians accusations of mismanagement. On the other side, a party run by a veteran of the government. They claim they have the technical ability to get the country back on its feet. Some are perhaps hoping they do not see them with job. Whatever happens, some sort of Coalition Government seems likely. That could please into national watchers but mike contribute to a sense of whoever you vote for you get more of the same thing. Ultimately, it is about the planets survival. Those of the words of the president of the european council. He chaired a key summit in brussels. He said he you leaders you leaders have reached a landmark deal to tackle Climate Change. They have agreed to cut greenhouse emissions considerably and boost the use of green energy instead. For countries like poland that rely heavily on coal, it can be difficult to reach that goal. Charlotte hawkins explains. A landmark deal by 2030, the e. U. Will cut greenhouse emissions to 30 below 1990 levels. A binding commitment that took a 28 liters hours to agree upon. It was not easy, but we managed to reach a fair decision. It sets europe on an ambitious yet costefficient climate and energy path. As well as reducing emissions, leaders agreed by 2030 energy should become more efficient. Renewable energy must provide at least 27 of needs. Environmentalists have criticized the goals to combat global warming. Others have defended them as the only way to get all states on board. Heavily reliant on coal, poland put up strong opposition to the target setting the pace of change was too fast for the Eastern European countries as they try to grow their economies. Pooerer states will receive help meeting the objectives. And targets of the target zone will be broken down according to gdp. Countries that have higher gdp will have to contribute more. Others that have less will have to contribute less. Agreement makes the e. U. The first major economy to set emissions targets for after 2020. Leaders will encourage others to do the same ahead of the climate pact to be adopted in paris next year. He is following the story for us and joins us live from brussels. He is hailing this as a major deal, but is it really a major deal . This deal is a compromise. You can look at the glass and say it is half full or half empty. Earlier, i spoke to a number of green m. P. s. They are not impressed. They said this 40 cut target does not go far enough. It is not going to reverse Climate Change and that is really what europe should do. They see other problems. The increase in the share of sustainables and Energy Efficiency are nonbinding targets. It is nonbinding. They are afraid of number of Member States will choose to ignore them. Later, i spoke to an advisor to francois hollande. Lets be honest, this is the most ambitious Climate Policy in the world. Maybe we are not going far enough, but at least we are trying to do something. Relief there is a deal on the table and europe will be speaking with one voice and will not go to the next climate talks emptyhanded. There will be an important meeting in lima this year. More importantly, this make or break time at summit in paris at the end of next year. Europe wants to send a strong signal. It wants partners like the United States and china to follow suit. When you have countries like poland that heavily rely on coal can europe afford to remain a Global Leader in the fight against Climate Change . That was the philosophical question debated yesterday. We have a compromise on the table. But you are right to point out poland. Poland gets 95 of its electricity from coal. Coal is cheap but the most polluting energy. Poland is afraid of two things. It says, what will be the cost of the transition . They are afraid it will damage their industry. The second fear is by reducing the use of coal, poland might become more reliant on russia for energy supplies. This is the last thing warsaw wants to see in these troubled times. That is what a deal was found. In poland and a number of poor Member States will be able to tap into a solidarity mechanism. They will get special funds from europe to help the carbonize their industry to help them get this green transition in place. A pleasure to have you reporting from brussels. Ukrainians are gearing up for their first general election since the ouster of the former resident. The country is electing a new parliament. The prowestern leader is up against a string of nationalist forces that rejected peace plans saying they want nothing to do with prorussian separatists. The separatists are planning their own election next week, something not likely to be recognized by the west. Many locals feel both polls couldst work further violence in the troubled east. Venturing outside for fresh air, this boy spends much of his time in this underground shelter like many other residents of donetsk. My house is destroyed. We have nowhere to live. It has been like this for four months. When the bombs hit, we ran into the shelter. Would come out we come out for food and then run back in. Since the war started in may, many in Eastern Ukraine have been cut off from their homes. For them, sundays prime entry election seems to be fueling fears of more fighting instead of hope for the future. We are pessimistic about this election. We do not recognize this government. The war has torn the nation apart. It is not clear how many in the east will be voting. Candidates from 29 Political Parties are running for the 450 seatparliament, minus the 12 seats lost to the annexation of crimea. President poroshenkos lot is expected come out on top. For the first time, the communist party will likely be wiped out of the assembly as ukraine severs ties with its soviet past. A number of lawmakers former loyal to the former president will remain in parliament. Prorussian separatists have vowed to disrupt the ballot and intend to stage their own voting week later, in move rejected by kiev and the west but supported by many residents in Eastern Ukraine. It was swedens biggest military mobilization since the cold war. Last week, the country deployed more than 200 troops, ships, and helicopters to scour the waters of stockholm. While they were hunting down a suspected russian submarine, the search turned out to be fruitless so sweden has called it off. Moscow has denied spying allegations. In the 1980s, the swedish navy did used to track down soviet submarines in its waters. For those of you have just joined us, here is a reminder of our top stories. The first ebola case in new york and molly and mali. A doctor and grown of both tested positive for the deadly virus could both have recently been in guinea, one of the most affected countries in west africa. E. U. Leaders have agreed to cut ring house gas emissions by 40 by 2030. For activists, it is a good step forward but not enough. Two days ahead of key parliamentary elections in tunisia, Security Forces launched an assault against suspected islamic militants. Six people have reportedly been killed. It is time for business news. We will start with the budget tensions ruling in brussels. It is a tense friday in brussels. Discussions on the second Summit Center on growth and budget obligations. France and italy are in the hot seat for not falling in line with the e. U. Commissions wishes during the battle lines for lively and confrontational debate. You would never know it from the smiles, but the tension is palpable in brussels. The new commission headed by the former luxembourg Prime Minister is spearheading an Investment Plan to boost e. U. Growth. Attention instead is focusing on budget discipline or lack of it. Specifically, a letter the commission sent italy requesting clarifications on romes rulebreaking budget. The italian Prime Minister published the letter prompting commission anger. He said he would shed light on spending by brusselss institutions. We will publish data on everything spent by these palaces, we are going to have some fun. France is also on the problem list. Paris has not been quite so confrontational, that makes it clear it will not budge. We will comply with e. U. Commitments, but with as much flexibility as possible. By that i mean we will not add to the savings we have already outlined, 21 billion euros in 2015. The commission can punish a serious breach of rules. But demanding a change to the budgets of france and italy would be Major Political risk. Their the second and Third Largest economies in the eurozone and both struggling. Added to the mix is the u. K. , angry at being asked to top up its contributions because its economy is doing well. But stay with the e. U. David cameron has challenged the demand from the e. U. Asking the country to increase its contribution. The e. U. Once in additional two point one billion euros paid in the coming weeks following a revision of economic indicators. Take us for the stock markets. We will start in europe where trading is underway. Across the board, the reports of a patient testing positive in new york weigh heavily on markets here. Markets are down over. 5 . Lets switch over to asia where markets have closed for the week. It is a mixed bag as you can see. Once again, ebola fears weighing on market sentiment. The shanghai composite ended the week totally flat. Lets take a look at other business stories we are tracking. It looks like it is going to be a Blue Christmas for amazon. The Worlds Largest online retailer has given a disappointing forecast ahead of holiday shopping. Stock has sunk 22 this year. Investors are impatient with amazon spending large amounts of money to expand. The chief executive acknowledged amazon needs to spend to be more and to be more selective on new projects. The companys courtly profits and revenues rose past analyst estimates and numbers indicate microsofts business is taking a new direction. Sales of the tablet and game console surged while growth in the Traditional Software business has slowed. Data released friday shows britains economy has slowed in the most recent quarter. Gdp growth came in at 0. 7 for the Third Quarter lower than the 0. 9 in the previous period. While there are concerns over economic recovery, its growth rate is well in line with other developed nations. Finally, france is back on top in something it does very well. Something it does best in my opinion. The country has regained the top spot as the worlds biggest wine producer according to the International Organization of wine. Is as france produced 6. 1 billion bottles of the beloved drink. In second place was italy which produced the equivalent of 5. 9 billion bottles. It is tasty, but dont drink too much. Thank you for that. Hello. It is time to see what is grabbing headlines in the weekly magazines. We will start with time, which focuses on the ebola virus which continues to spread. That is right. The first case in new york city. It is about the wave of panic in the u. S. It takes a look at the risks and realities of the outbreak. We have been hearing so much about ebola. But there is still a lot of mystery about the virus. Time tries to debunk some of the myths with 12 answers to ebolas hard questions. These questions range from it becoming airborne to why people are freaking out and what can i do. Lets move on to the e. U. Because according to economists, there is not much hope economically there. It takes a page from monty python this week. It likened the european economy to a dead parrot. You can see angela merkel. Shes quoting from the famous sketch saying it is only resting. The economist begs to differ. Europes economy, has ceased to be, dead as a door nail. According to the economist if europe wants to save itself, it has to stop it selfdestructed the heater. Self destructive behavior. In france . This takes a look at a new economic crisis that is threatening france. You can see a photo of president hollande. It is his last chance before the big shock. He is down to his last remaining bullets. The right leaning magazine is not so hopeful about the future. This has the Prime Minister on the front page. Take a look. This is got a new name and face lift. It is more modern with more photos. He is on the front page. He looks determined. He gives an interview where he talks about the economic crisis. What he really does is lash out against his critics within the leftwing. He has drawn a lot of criticism from the left of the leftwing socialist rebels. He says they are too passive and it is time to put an end to the passive left. He wants to recenter the party more true the center and change the party name. Is has been controversial and ruffled feathers. This interview will as well. There are divisions in the left. But there are also divisions within the right wing. Lets take a look at the two main rivals. You can see them. Who is going to shoot the other down . That is what it wants to know. Both have said they want to represent the unp in the 2017 president ial election three years from now. The gloves are already coming off. The says they are up to political maneuvers and punches below the belt. It is a bit of a violent headline. French magazine also paying tribute to the ceo who died earlier this week in a plane crash. That is right. France has had a consultative relationship with big bosses big but there has been a general outpouring of emotion in the french press. You can see him talking about him and calling him oneofakind. He was largerthanlife, the tribute his fiery and kind character. All the papers agree he did not see it as a moneymaking machine but as a social institution and personal adventure. Lets end with an interesting piece i would like to read because it tells us how scientific progress is going to let us live until we are 120 years old. Some people are going to be able to live until they are 120 specifically which people rich people. According to this, only rich people will be immortal. This is one of my favorite front pages in a long time. You can see the old guy skateboarding. Only those with money will be able to afford the latest hightech treatments which will enable them to live longer and healthier lives, maybe even forever. That is what it takes a closer look at. It talks about one very rich russian man. He has invested a good part of his fortune in researching the trinity. It trinity Important Health stories from around the world and. With their powerful census