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was, ok, we presented forformats. everyone of them have advantages four. in terms of the financial sit tuition. we were in a confident position to make a decision based on the sporting merit. situation. in ten yea rs the sporting merit. situation. in ten years from now, revenues and costs, we don t know but we hope that and it s what our marketing experts are saying as well, with the new format, there is more excitement, more decision making, knockout games that are being played, the cup system, it adds an added excitement to the tournament. part of the new expansion plan could mean introducing penalty shootouts after group games that end in draws, to avoid teams playing for a draw when it would mean both qualifying. bayern munich manager carlo ancelotti is one person who has voiced concerns about that idea but the italian says all in all he favours a bigger world cup. in general, i am against more matches because their schedule is too busy but fifa are saying ....
welcome to the programme and good morning from paris. so, now we know in two weeks, the french people, in their presidential election, will have a straight choice. the run off will be between emmanuel macron and the far right national front candidate marine le pen. mr macron said hisjob now was to reconcile the country and gather broad support. marine le pen said her victory in reaching the final round had been historic. she said it was time to liberate the french people . so let s have a look at the figures from the first round of voting. with all 47 millions votes accounted for, with all 47 million votes accounted for, mr macron led with 23%, madame le pen secured 21%. the conservative francois fillon and far leftjean luc melenchon both fell short on i9%. ourfirst report comes from james reynolds who was at the victory rally for emmanuel marcon in paris. emmanuel macron is front‘s newcomer and now the winner of this election‘s first round. he is an insider who ....
convention in the united states. we have the latest from our reporting team in cleveland, ohio. crackdown s post-coup spreads to state-run education now. more than 15,000 teachers and other employees suspended after the government fails to root out opponents of president erdogan and his regime. catherine: hello there. we will start right here in paris. french national assembly and senate voting this tuesday on extending the country s state of emergency for a fourth time. the measures were first imposed after the mass killings in paris in november. at the time they had broad support. this time around, however, there is disagreement on whether the laws go to far and impinge on citizens rights or, indeed, whether they go far enough. let s look at the legality of the extension that prime minister manuel valls is asking for and how effective the state of emergency is in combating the attacks. let s bring in a legal expert, lawyer at the paris bar. thanks for being with us. f ....
allegations, the push to revive a controversial case against south african s president. i m adrian brown in china, where legislation that has been 20 years in the making is finally about to outlaw domestic violence. critics say, though, it doesn t go far enough. we start with the u.s. presidential election and a day called super-tuesday. it s the most important single day in the long process to determine the republican and the democratic presidential candidates ahead of the polls in november. some say this election is proving to be the nastiest and the most contentious in history. here is felicity barr on the significance of super-tuesday. super-tuesday, the day when multiple u.s. states decide who they want as their candidate. for the democrats it is a straight battle between hillary clinton, and the senator from vermont, bernie sanders, after her land slide win in south carolina, clinton has a strong lead over sanders. she needs 2,383 to win the nomination. it ....
from abc news, this is world news now. we do say good morning to you. i m kendis gibson. i m reena ninan. we begin with the latest on that doomed russian passenger yet in egypt. british and american officials now saying a bomb is likely to be blameme those intelligence officials are leaning heavily toward an act of terrorism as the cause of that crash, even though ot official investigation is far from over. more now from stephanie ramos. families grieve. bodies identified. all while egyptian authorities lead the investigation into what caused a russian passenger to break apart in the sky over the desert. all 224 people headed back home to russia killed. now, u.s. and british officials say new preliminary information shows it is more likely a bomb, not a mechanical issue that brought down the russian jet seen in this new video taken we must suspend flights to sharm al sheikh and advise against all but essential travel by air. he sayses in addition to halting ....