And a dam bursts at a mine in southeast of brazil. Homes are covered in toxic, muddy waters. An unknown number of casualties as rescue teams search through the sledge. Through the sludge. Molly we starting egypt, and the first flight has left sharm the unitedbound for kingdom. Thousands of british tourists stranded in egypts sinai be flown home. To both britain and the u. S. Say it is likely that a bomb was placed in the holding of the aircraft before it took off. This is something that egypt dismisses. A passant passengers bound for the u. K. Are now only allowed to cloud to carry hand baggage well checked luggage will be transported separately. Klm has now banned checked bags on its flights from cairo to amsterdam. We spoke with our reporter earlier with concerns over egyptian aviation security. The latest was that easyjet have eased up, saying the situation remains with a restricted number of flights from Sharm Elsheikh returning home. Under the threat of terrorism. The egyptian authorities have confirmed that people will be allowed to leave by these flights, and that the situation is under control. Thathere are still fears the security situation in Sharm Elsheikh just is not tight enough. Molly klm has banned checked bags of flights from cairo to amsterdam, as we see these concerns. Do we know where they are based on, in terms of the intelligence sharing, what were seeing take place . It seems somewhat confused. Are maintaining that the black boxes will not be made public. Banning checked luggage from cairo, which is very far away from Sharm Elsheikh, is one step further than that, but i imagine it is based that security situations up topts airports is not scratch. And the Islamic State group that has claimed responsibility for the downing of the russian jet have threatened to target more planes, so people are reacting off the back of that to ensure that passengers are as safe as they possibly can be. Molly now we can speak with michel from the French Research on intelligent the French Research center on intelligence. We have seen airlines go through extra security measures in terms of tanning checked luggage or simply suspending flights to Sharm Elsheikh. Can you go through the motions and tell us really, how do you secure a plane . Michel morningel securing a plane is very difficult, if not next to impossible. The best way to secure a plane is no passengers, no baggage, no mechanics around the plane while it is on the ground, testing the crew, making sure that the pilots go in front of a shrink before getting into the cockpit, and nobody is intoxicated, which means there is no airline and no commercial flights. So perfect security does not exist. Also have a here we case of jumping the gun. In other words, there has been affirmation that it was a bomb on board the airplane. The british told us they have secret information that they are not willing to share, that they knew there was a bomb on this airplane. And if they did, why did the british not inform the egyptian authorities ahead of time . If they had this information, and they did not say anything, then they are somewhat responsible for what happened. So the question is, what kind of information was available before the flight departed . It is the same thing about the bomb in the baggage. Baggage or, in the you know, under the floor of the airplane, or in the carryon bags . The problem is the same. The americans have spent airports,o secure the and they have found that close to 70 of the weapons could go through the system. In aou know, we are really very fluid environment where nothing is really assured. Molly that being said, you are touching upon the intelligence where, indeed, we have britain and the United States saying they had evidence that indicates it was likely to be a bomb, and egypt as of now is Still Standing by saying it is dismissing this. We have airlines reacting to certain intelligence. It is not quite clear. Going forward, what needs to be done to solidify the situation . Well, the investigation on the parts of the airplane should be accelerated. That is for sure. To know exactly what happened to this airplane and not just go on assumptions or hearsay from telephone conversation. Is the first thing. The second thing is, definitely increase or help the egyptians improve their Intelligence Network to find out to try to detect when, you know, an attack is going to happen. The threats have been known for years, you know, and now it is nothing new about the threats. Can something be done to improve the Egyptian Security at the airport . Probably. What is it going to cost . It is going to cost billions. The eu and the u. S. And the u. K. Need to chip in and send equipment because the egyptian economy is not in a state where it can pay for this, and the damage is done to the economy by stopping tourism, which is a great moneymaker for egypt. I do not mean to interrupt. We have to leave it there. Thank you very much for joining us on the program. The Global Chemical weapons watchdog says mustard gas was used in syria this summer. In gassing is said to occur fighting between Islamic State others in ad flashpoint town. Whoreport does not indicate is responsible. Meanwhile, russia says it sent antiaircraft missiles to syria to protect its fighter jets. Our correspondent has more on that. A bridge controlled by training camp, a bomb factory, antiterrorist stronghold. These are some of the targets the Russian DefenseMinistry Says were hit during two days of airstrikes. Hours, the last 48 russian jets have performed 81 sorties against 263 targets in the syrian republic. In addition to carrying out the strikes, russia has also sent antiaircraft missiles to the Syrian Government to be used to protect its fighter jets. Since russia launched its air campaign on september 30, president bashar alassads forces have been fighting to take territory lost in the country possible fouryear civil war, but it has been slow going. Wednesday the syrian army regained control of a road southeast of aleppo, taking back the government upon only supply route into the city from taking back the government upon only supply route into the city from the front. As the syrian army regained territory in one location, it lost ground in another. On thursday militants seized a key town along a vital road in hama province. Damascus says it plans to launch a counterattack. Molly now to a story we first reported on last week. France has confirmed it will reinstate water controls. The controls will last for the period around the upcoming u. N. Climate conference in paris. That runs from november 30 two december 11. Authorities are on alert for violent protests as well as potential terror attacks during that time. For one month we will be putting in place identity checks, which does not mean at all suspending the schengen agreement. It will attract many heads of state, delegations, as well as ngo directors, International Figures of all sorts. In the context of terrorist threats and with potential risks of disruption of public order, all of this could spoil this Great International event. It also has a special meaning for humanity. Molly that was a French Interior minister defending the measure. 100 heads of state are expected to attend the event, as well as 40,000 other participants. The Climate Conference is aimed at reducing emissions that cause global warming. The last time france reinstated National Border controls was at the summit in cannes in 2011. Protests hit the romanian capital yesterday, crowds demanding and end to government corruption. People are blaming officials for a deadly fire at a nightclub, saying they ignored safety protocols. The political unrest has already forced the Prime Minister to resign. Luke brown reports. Luke a Third Straight night of protests ring thousands to the streets of progress. Overhead flies the romanian flag with a hole cut out, the symbol of the 1989 revolution. Every generation that has grown up since then, the anger is that too little has changed in the past decades. Everything,o change get rid of corrupt politicians, come up with solutions. At stakeation corruption is indeed at the heart of the protest, but it took a tragedy to bring thousands into the streets, the death of 32 people in the nightclub fire last week. Many blame the blaze on unscrupulous officials who ignore safety failings. The demonstrations have had some success, forcing the Prime Minister to resign wednesday in the wake of the governments fall, the remaining president has name someone to handle things in the interim. I have a message for protesters. I saw you. I heard you. I will take into account your demands. The president has promised to include figures from outside the political sphere. There is no sign yet that that confession will provide was sufficient to appease the growing protest movement. Molly in southeast brazil, a dam burst near a mine, exposing nearby homes to toxic waters. Deaths have been confirmed and others are injured. The cause of the accident is unknown. The dam ruptured in the early evening, releasing a day lose of thick, red mud that swamped the nearby community. Small town of Bento Rodrigues is north of rio de janeiro, near the city of mariana. Pylons were also toppled, leaving the area without electricity just before nightfall. The dams are bills to hold back water used for mining operations, meaning it is likely to be highly toxic. Media reported the village had an emergency evacuation plan, although it is not clear how many were able to escape. The break was detected this afternoon, and san marco immediately activated its Emergency Action plan. Mobilizing with Civil Defense forces, the fire brigade, military police, and other competent authorities, all the necessary efforts to prioritize the treatment and the wellbeing of employees working on the ground and who live close to the dam. Anyone who is able to has been told to rush to Higher Ground amid fears that further mudslides will occur. Rousseff hasma authored aid. Molly lets get a check on the headlines. The first plane carrying stranded british tourists leaves Sharm Elsheikh. Extra security measures have been put in place after british and u. S. Claims that a bomb likely down a russian passenger plane. France will reinstate border controls for the u. N. Climate summit. Authorities are on alert for violent protests as well as potential terror attacks during the conference. And a dam bursts at a mine in southeast of brazil. Homes are covered in toxic, muddy waters. Two people have died. Sq teams continue to search through the waters. Im joined for a Business Update , joined by delon desousa. Travelstarting off with disruptions. 290 flights have been canceled this friday alone. The main Flight Attendant unions confirmed the strike after talks with management broke down. The industrial action is expected to last one week, despite bringing in profits. It is the latest in more than a dozen strikes that have hit move tons a in the past year and a half. ,ts main cabin crew union, uso is on a weeklong walkout after lastditch efforts to find a compromise if management failed. The concept has made an offer with many flaws per their Interest Rate risks and employees who have been working for decades could run into poverty when they retire, and that is not decent. The company says the offer rejected by the uso would have nt all the Union Demands while introducing a different scheme to newcomers. The union did not budge in its demands that all staff be treated the same. Have offered our future employees the same retirement policy is the other companies of our group. We have offered higher wages and promised to avoid layoffs as much as possible. We are offering our employees the best package in the airline industry. Staff walkouts, mainly by pilots, have hit the company hard, costing at 130 Million Euros so far this year. The scones a left on the has posted a lufthansa has posted the the biggest drop in 10 years. The covenant has covered in recent months, posting a ninemonth profit due largely to cheap fuel prices. Further costcutting is inevitable in the long run. The latest strike action comes a few days after your wings started operating longhaul flights. Expanding budget carriers is one of the factors angering employees. Lets get a check of the markets in europe. It is red across the board. Shares tumbled over 8 this friday. This after the company said the next fiscal half of the year would be challenging. Investors in europe are also keeping their i out for key data coming out of the United States. The october jobs report is due out later friday. Lets take a look at some of the other stories we are following for you now. Cheaps largest imports from china are also hurting the companys bottom line. In light of recent losses, arsenal or mattel has lowered its outlook for 2015. No meaningful profit over the next two years per the french drugmaker says it will invest in products to compensate for the declining diabetes sales. Over the next five years, the company will launch 18 new products. Sanofi also says it will exit from the Animal Health business. Jury for manyy a blading the libor Interest Rate. They were convicted on every conspiracy and wire fraud they faced. Far it has received 9 billion in regular toy settlements and charged 22 rating. With rate and an Investment Bank is trying to sweeten its deal for Goldman Sachs wants to promote and give raises faster, in an attempt to recruit and retain the most talented employees. Investment banking has recently faced stiff competition from startups and large tech firms, which can easily match wall street paychecks. Goldmansis week, chief officer and president said the bank was working to assist with the worklife balance france employees. Molly thank you very much for that. It is time now for our press review. It is time now to take a look at what is grabbing headlines in the weekly magazines. I am joined in the studio by florence villeminot. Flo we are going to start off with a focus on inequality across the world. More than half the worlds wealth belongs to 1 of the population. These rising inequalities are sources of concern but not inevitable, according to courrier international. How can we do away with inequalities . They interviewed five economists, including a french economist who became quite a rock star over the past couple of months after releasing his bestselling book, the capital in the 21st century. Where are the answers to wealth inequality . Tax reform, land distribution, and improving public health. Another inequality that got a lot of attention this week, and that is the gender pay gap, one thing a lot of papers were talking about this week. The fact that if you are a Woman Working in europe, you stopped being paid on november 2 and essentially you are working for free for the rest of the year. Essentially on average, women make 16. 3 less than men. If you stretch that over a year, it means you stopped being paid monday, and men will get paid until the very end of the year, december 31. A Good Opportunity for us to go home and wait out the end of the year. Molly definitely not something we want to hear. We are going to move on to french politics. We have some divisions within the right. Looking, a redto background, smoke on the front page. You can see they are talking about the demons of the right, and the three men there in the photo. Who are these three men . Essentially they are controversial rightwing public figures who are stirring public opinion. Express, they seek to bring down Nicholas Sarkozy and another who are the two most likely to run in the president ial election. Witho they want to go away them . They find them too mainstream. The men in the center there, he was really in the spotlight after publishing a very Controversial Book called the french suicide, which ended up being a bestseller. They wanted to explode what they call the political offer head of the 2017 president ial election. So there are controversial topics like islam, immigration, family values. Essentially they just want to shake things up. Molly certainly the left has its own controversial figures. Flo thats right. A french figure was traditionally a leftwing secularist thinker, but he said some controversial things about immigration. That ruffled a lot of feathers on the left. He is in the press again this week in a surprising way. You can see him face off with a pop singer, a surprising duo there. The singer and the philosopher, quite an odd couple. They talk about a wide range of targets of topics, including art. Not what i would recommend reading this week, but definitely interesting. And a very interesting article and analysis of this week. Essentially, it seems these day they are these days they are rightwing agitators who are essentially pessimistic and antimodern where are all the thinkers on the left . Even people outside the condition of france the nation of france are worried about this. There was an article in the politico called the decline of the french intellectual. Molly lets move on from politics and head to food. This is really what everyone was talking about last week. If you did not read about it last week, you can read about it this week. What can we still eat . This is in the wake of that World Health Organization report that came out talking about meat. According to that report, bacon sausage bacon, sausage, and other meat can cause cancer, as can red meat. What in the world can we still it if we cannot eat meat as much . A closer looktake at what it calls the truth and the urban legends when it comes to food and health. For instance, sushi might seem healthy but is not the healthy, according to these articles. And also, butter, which sometimes gets a bad rap, is actually your ally, as is the occasional glass of wine. Point says it is important to save wine and keep drinking it in moderation. Molly thank you very much for that. For more, you can log onto our france24. Com inthepress. We will take a quick break. Stay wquuogon÷p÷999nowccnn the weight of the world is shifting in ways that will surprise and perhaps even shock you. Not so long ago, in many of the worlds poorer countries, hunger was the Headline Health concern. Estimates put the number of malnourished at 700 million, and obese mainly in rich countries at 100 million