he was assassinated while walking across the bridge new the kremlin in 2015. brazil s former president is sentenced to nine and a half years in jail after being convicted on corruption charges and money laundering. for google over french tax authorities. that s all coming up in the business update. iceberg hason ton antarctic the peninsula. you re watching live from paris. donald trump has arrived in paris as president macron s guest of honor at france s bastille day celebrations on friday. it is the most important date on the french calendar which marks the french revolution. 100 year also celebrates years since america entered world war i on france s side. doug is joining us from the elysees palace. the busy day for president macron. he s off to welcome president trump. good morning. i m not sure if you can hear me. an important day for president macron. he s off to meet donald trump. absolutely. both visits are very important. it s easy to forget the angela merke
silence for those killed in last friday s terror attack when a man plowed into the busy street of stockholm. .e will have the campaign beat our daily round up of the news with the french presidential campaign trail toppings that agenda. french fishermen fear their supply will dry up after brexit. all that and plenty more. you re watching live from paris. we begin in egypt where the country s cabinet has approved a state of emergency following twin bombings on sunday which claimed 44 lives and injured dozens. one of a coptic church and another in the city of alexandria hours later. to bring us the very latest, our correspondent is in cairo. good afternoon. talk us through how significant the move is to impose this state of emergency. egypt was under a state of emergency for all of hosni mubarak s role. rule. the country has a long history with this. the state off emergency was a primary demand of the uprising. agrants the number number of powers such as the right to use
congress can t default, there won t be any more shut downs. quiet is, will the house and the senate be able to come to a compromise on all the spending and budget issues and whether they ll be able to satisfy the white house as well. to congressman von hollen, what s going to happen? i think it ll be suspensive to see if republicans can pass a budget. it was a close call last year and we have 24 senate republicans up for re-election in 2016 so i think there are some hard choices there for them. i thought it was very interesting that congressman von hollen said we will not permit you to increase funding for defense out of by taking that money for the non-defense spending, and so democrats are drawing their line in the sand pretty clearly there. and he sounded rather ominous in terms of the debate about to ensue on the department of homeland security. what are you looking for? well, it s very clear that democrats are totally against what republicans have proposed this
of brothers and coulibaly came into contact with these people, especially one of the brothers, and they were in a certain sense radicalized already from a very long time ago, and the brothers were held and coulibaly were held when there was an attempt to release from prison, of this terrorist group that came out in the 1990s, so there s a generational system going on here. rather than talk about i think rather than talk about whether it was somehow guided from yemen or guided from other parts of the muslim world, i think we also need to see how these networks are not just beginning today in france. all right, thank you very much, michael. just stand by for us. we re going to talk to another guest who s joining us here from washington d.c. this sunday. robert russell is the executive director of a cartoonist rights network international. thank you very much, indeed, robert, for being with us. let me first ask you about your reaction as we re seeing so many people in the st
planning within probably 400 or 500 yards of where my son lives. a very picturesque town in with its paris, which is also known for attracting hipsters. as you pointed out, it is one of those trendiest parts of paris. it is also it has also put charlie hebdo on the map. it dates back to the france revolution. i know that come in some anglo saxon cultures, that caricature has been a very let s remember that charlie hebdo was never an empty muslim newspaper. in one of his recent issues, they also had cartoons against the jewish leaders. so this is really part of a very french tradition of political cartoons. and these cartoonists were more than cartoonists. in the eyes of many french, they were of course journalists. as you look at the targets, we had journals, we had police officers, and we had juice. that sums up that story. the fact is we now have the french president saying that the army, if need be, well protected your sites throughout the city in the comin