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[00:00:03] that they have had enough, that the education
[00:00:33] extreme violence has gripped this state in northwestern
[00:00:36] Nigeria,
[00:00:46] had been in power for 55 years
[00:00:48] and
[00:00:51] they just as committed to defending their
[00:00:53] homeland,
[00:00:57] They are a Kurdish people living between fear and uncertainty. uncertainty.
[00:01:12] the day after
[00:01:24] planned this afternoon at the call of Hello everyone, nice to meet you again on France
[00:01:27] 24, welcome to this live broadcast which is starting, here we go. for 3 hours
[00:01:30] of non-stop information, of which here are the main headlines right away, a series
[00:01:34] of new bomb threats on at least 12
[00:01:38] planes this morning,
[00:01:41] today the announcements of false alarms are multiplying just
[00:01:45] like those of diverted planes, but what is happening in the European sky
[00:01:48] since Tuesday, we are going to try with Sylvaud to see more
[00:01:52] clearly and explain this situation which tends to repeat itself, hello Sylvain, I'll tell you
[00:01:56] right away, the other big headline is our black day.
[00:02:00] This dreaded black day here in France, we are calling for the convergence of struggles launched
[00:02:03] by unions, employees, civil servants, yellow vests, retirees
[00:02:07] are called to join the 250 demonstrations planned throughout
[00:02:10] the territory,
[00:02:12] arrested by the police. obviously, young people remain at the heart of this movement, we will
[00:02:15] take the pulse on the Aubervilliers side in this edition in front of the Corbusier high school
[00:02:19] where the situation has been tense, it seems a little calmer, we
[00:02:23] will find Pauline
[00:02:26] reasons. The Ministry of Godard there again, and then the Americans are still waiting, the results
[00:02:29] in Alaska and in the... it doesn't matter for the Democrats, the victory is already clear,
[00:02:33] so clear that many Republicans are now asking Donald
[00:02:37] Trump to change his political strategy, the ambitious
[00:02:39] Juds began to distance himself, judging the war
[00:02:43] in Iran responsible, we will focus on the high expectations generated
[00:02:46] by such a result, particularly in Ukraine, it will be with you,
[00:02:50] Anne Corpe, hello Anne,
[00:02:51] hello.
[00:03:05] 2 days after a wave of false alarms aboard commercial flights, the
[00:03:09] situation is repeating itself again today in the European sky, an A320 airliner
[00:03:13] first making the Dublin to Rome journey was
[00:03:16] initially diverted to the
[00:03:19] Donald Trump, the plant has Evreux airbase, the aircraft has since landed, very
[00:03:23] quickly new aircraft, then three, then seven experienced the same fate, at
[00:03:27] the time I am speaking to you, there are now 12 aircraft
[00:03:30] that have had to change their route and land urgently due to bomb
[00:03:34] threats, it's a situation
[00:03:37] that is repeating itself and evolving very quickly, Sylvain
[00:03:40] Rousseau, hello, we are together to try to see
[00:03:44] more clearly, I said the situation is ultimately quite similar to what
[00:03:48] happened yesterday and the day before yesterday, yes, except that you are talking about
[00:03:51] 12 diverted planes, they were not all diverted, some were able to
[00:03:55] return to the airport where they were
[00:03:58] where they were scheduled. But simply it's just that between
[00:04:02] yesterday and the day before yesterday there were a little less
[00:04:04] arouses the anger of part of than a dozen and today with 12 we almost doubled it, so what is
[00:04:07] sure, what we know because we know very little, is that it mainly concerns
[00:04:11] international European connections yesterday and the day before yesterday it was
[00:04:14] mainly the United Kingdom and Ireland today even if there was this
[00:04:18] flight from Dublin it is
[00:04:21] we're going to be interested in the Ukrainian president who said probably more Italy that would be affected by the
[00:04:24] Rome, I don't know if we can see them or a plane that had
[00:04:28] been the subject of a threat. could land, what
[00:04:32] we know for now is that no bomb has been detected in any
[00:04:36] of these planes, even if obviously those that are concerned today are still undergoing
[00:04:39] inspection like the one in Evreux, you mentioned it,
[00:04:43] for European and national authorities, it is still too early to establish a
[00:04:47] link between all these between all these threats, there
[00:04:50] is no claim, no identified perpetrator, no proven
[00:04:54] evidence for now of terrorism or involvement of a
[00:04:57] hostile state, the first investigations... in the United Kingdom seem to be
[00:05:01] heading towards malicious hoaxes, is it
[00:05:04] one person, a group of coordinated people or
[00:05:08] 60 around the defense of is it several people who are taking advantage of the
[00:05:10] announcement effect, that is to say, an opportunistic effect caused by a
[00:05:14] first alert that makes a lot of noise and
[00:05:17] then we tell ourselves that it's a good way to cause chaos, what is certain is that the risk is
[00:05:21] obviously taken very seriously, all security measures will be
[00:05:24] taken each time precisely because the risk with the multiplication of these
[00:05:28] alerts is to tell ourselves that they are false and that we don't ultimately take a real
[00:05:32] bomb seriously, thank you very much Sylvain, we will find him a little
[00:05:35] later, it's true that the question we ask ourselves quite spontaneously is who is behind all this and
[00:05:39] why this phenomenon is repeating itself, we will... this with you
[00:05:43] so in the rest of this edition, we
[00:05:46] will now stop on this movement against the
[00:05:49] Vichy, it returns to the streets today,
[00:05:52] employees and civil servants are called to go on strike this Thursday, November 5, for
[00:05:56] wages at the call of the inter-union but also student
[00:06:00] organizations, active French people and
[00:06:03] retirees are called to join one of the 250 rallies planned throughout
[00:06:07] the country, the objective is to make anger converge to put the
[00:06:10] government under pressure, the details of... demands to start
[00:06:13] with Gal Fonseca
[00:06:16] public sector employees, private sector employees, students and
[00:06:19] retirees, there should be more than 500,000
[00:06:23] demonstrating throughout France today, a day of
[00:06:26] strike that comes after three consecutive Saturdays of
[00:06:29] mobilization and against a backdrop of high school students' anger that
[00:06:32] has been expressed for several weeks now, so we are calling on all high school students to
[00:06:36] block their establishments in the morning and join the demonstrations in the afternoon. Young
[00:06:40] people will rally with workers.
[00:06:42] to denounce the cost of living, the demands of the inter-union at
[00:06:46] the call of this social movement are clear: a revaluation of
[00:06:50] wages, pensions and aid, more tax
[00:06:53] justice, a better fight against global warming and
[00:06:57] the revision of the 2027 budget project which provides for the
[00:07:00] freezing of social benefits and a reduction in resources allocated to public
[00:07:04] services, but for the route of their procession, the unions are still
[00:07:08] opposing the authorities, the prefects can prohibit or
[00:07:12] modify them. In Paris, for example, the strikers will not be able
[00:07:15] to march from Bastille to Concorde, but will have to settle
[00:07:19] for a route from Place de la République to Nation, at the risk of being
[00:07:24] What surprises us is that the police prefecture argues
[00:07:28] its refusal of our Bastille Concorde route on the security context
[00:07:31] and imposes on us an alternative route that it refused us
[00:07:35] 15 days ago for security
[00:07:39] Interior is deploying the same device as during the last
[00:07:42] demonstration by including elite units. We are mobilizing again
[00:07:46] 70,000 police and gendarmes throughout the national territory. We are
[00:07:50] extremely vigilant because it is out of the question to
[00:07:53] relive in any way, even slightly, what we went through on
[00:07:57] October 17. The government fears the arrival of black blocs,
[00:08:00] wild processions and looting or damage to businesses.
[00:08:04] Last Saturday, 779 people were
[00:08:08] arrested without major incidents throughout
[00:08:11] the territory. And as I told you, in the processions today,
[00:08:14] employees, yellow vests, unions and of course
[00:08:18] young people, let's not forget that this movement started with high school students
[00:08:22] in mid-September and since the start of the school year they have resumed blockades of their establishments, we are
[00:08:26] going to find Pauline Godard right away, who is our special envoy in front of the Corbusier high school in
[00:08:29] Aubervilliers, hello Pauline, blockade, we imagine before going to
[00:08:33] demonstrate later, we were with you a
[00:08:37] little earlier on France 24, you told us about tension,
[00:08:40] it seems that the situation has returned to calm
[00:08:43] since then,
[00:08:46] yes, listen, the situation had returned to calm a few minutes ago
[00:08:49] and it has become tense again, so it is
[00:08:53] extremely volatile since in fact, plainclothes
[00:08:57] police arrived to arrest a young man and from that
[00:09:00] moment on, all the young people who were in front of the high school
[00:09:04] began to protest against this arrest, we
[00:09:08] saw one of the plainclothes police officers hit
[00:09:12] the crowd of young people who were protesting against
[00:09:15] this arrest, then we saw other police officers arrive as reinforcements at that
[00:09:19] moment, tear gas was fired again to
[00:09:22] try to disperse these
[00:09:25] young high school students, a little earlier when we arrived
[00:09:28] around 7:15 in the morning, there was this
[00:09:32] blockade organized in front of this high school, there was even music, a
[00:09:36] breakfast organized and the
[00:09:39] high school students explained to us that they
[00:09:43] considered that they were not heard enough and still not heard by
[00:09:47] the government and that is why they believe that today they must
[00:09:51] continue to demonstrate and not give
[00:09:54] up, they told us, they explained to us that the
[00:09:57] government only gave them crumbs and that therefore all this was
[00:10:00] insufficient, there are also many teachers who are on
[00:10:04] strike in this Corbusier high school, we were also able to talk
[00:10:07] with them, particularly with Ocean and Jean-Baptiste, who first told us that they were
[00:10:11] proud, proud of their students. of these high school students who are fighting for
[00:10:15] their rights and to be able to study in better conditions, they
[00:10:18] also tell us that they ultimately have the same demands as the
[00:10:22] high school students since they believe that they lack resources
[00:10:28] budget is reduced year by year and we even saw
[00:10:32] these teachers at one point form
[00:10:35] a human chain in fact to protect
[00:10:38] these high school students when the police
[00:10:41] arrived, we also saw these police officers who
[00:10:45] tried to disperse the demonstration since they were
[00:10:49] blocking the street and some of these teachers were
[00:10:52] beaten with batons. there was even a student who was
[00:10:56] injured in the head, the firefighters intervened and evacuated
[00:11:00] him since there was an injury that we were able to
[00:11:03] observe ourselves and it is true that these students,
[00:11:07] these professors and even also parents
[00:11:11] of students are also there and tell us that they come every day to support
[00:11:14] the high school students but also to protect them and then
[00:11:18] uh normally later at 12:30 there will be a
[00:11:21] rally in front of the Aubervilliers town hall where
[00:11:25] normally several unions, all trades
[00:11:29] combined, but also high school unions,
[00:11:32] students and students from several high schools are
[00:11:36] expected at this rally in front of the Aubervilliers town hall and they
[00:11:40] still aim to then go to Paris,
[00:11:43] Place de la République to participate in this large demonstration which is
[00:11:49] the inter-union but also at the call of the yellow vests,
[00:11:53] they want to continue to be there at... demonstrating again and as I told
[00:11:56] you the situation was many times this morning
[00:12:00] tense several times in front of this Le Corbusier high school but now
[00:12:04] right now the situation has calmed down again, here
[00:12:07] are some students, we see them behind you who are singing
[00:12:11] gently, thank you very much Pauline, these two figures that have just been communicated by the
[00:12:14] ministry, almost 16% of teachers on strike at the moment
[00:12:17] I'm speaking to you, 33% of higher education establishments
[00:12:21] disrupted according to the ministry, a large-scale
[00:12:25] mobilization that should bring together, according to a territorial intelligence note, between
[00:12:28] 50,000 and 700,000 people in the processions today, not counting the
[00:12:32] demonstrations in Ile-de-France that we will continue to cover this afternoon for the march in
[00:12:35] Paris, the administrative court finally validated the
[00:12:38] alternative route that was proposed, the one
[00:12:41] between Place de la République and Nation, we will
[00:12:44] obviously be on site under
[00:12:47] pressure from the street that is still demanding more resources,
[00:12:51] the executive is also under pressure from elected officials after...
[00:12:55] a dozen days of disjointed debate, deputies yesterday
[00:12:58] unanimously rejected the revenue part of the state budget project for
[00:13:01] 2027, 458 deputies from
[00:13:04] all groups, including those supporting the government, blocked the
[00:13:08] text, yet profoundly transformed, results,
[00:13:11] back to square one, the Senate will have to examine the project from November 20
[00:13:15] in its initial
[00:13:18] version, let's head to the United States
[00:13:22] where Democrats will probably still today
[00:13:26] celebrate their total victory in the midterms, these latter swept everything, majority in the House
[00:13:29] in the Senate, beautiful victories also on the side of gubernatorial posts, assured
[00:13:33] of obtaining 54 seats in the upper house, Democrats
[00:13:37] are still waiting today for the results in Alaska and in
[00:13:39] Mississippi, on the Republican side, some have started to pressure
[00:13:44] reorganized its administration and changed its strategy on its
[00:13:48] policy, the defeat is particularly difficult to digest for Jessevens
[00:13:51] associated with a president at the end of his term, he who was a favorite for
[00:13:55] the Republican nomination, he tries to distance himself from the
[00:13:58] president, attributing this electoral disaster to the
[00:14:02] war in Iran, listen to Donald
[00:14:03] Trump,
[00:14:10] if I had been a candidate I would have won, you saw the number of
[00:14:13] people, thousands and thousands of people present at each meeting, if
[00:14:17] I had been a candidate, I would have won, but they did not manage to
[00:14:20] transfer their love, there was so much during the meetings, it was
[00:14:23] incredible. We did not manage to transfer this love to the
[00:14:26] candidate,
[00:14:29] that's it for the latest press statement from Donald Trump, after such a
[00:14:33] result, there are clearly also expectations that are expressed internally
[00:14:36] of course, but also abroad, as evidenced by this very latest reaction,
[00:14:40] this morning from Volodymyr Zelensky, Anne Corpe, hello,
[00:14:46] he hoped for more American support for
[00:14:49] Ukraine following these results, will it be
[00:14:52] possible, well, it's the American president who
[00:14:56] keeps control of foreign policy but Congress,
[00:14:59] which holds the reins of the budget,
[00:15:02] could negotiate in exchange for concessions to Donald
[00:15:06] Trump, the return of military aid to Kiev or
[00:15:09] the lifting of sanctions on Russia that the White
[00:15:13] House lifted and
[00:15:16] concerned about the mark he will leave in history, Donald
[00:15:20] Trump might want to move forward on this Ukrainian conflict
[00:15:23] that he had promised to resolve. uh in 48 hours,
[00:15:27] Melania Trump is also due to receive Russian
[00:15:30] and Ukrainian officials at the White House today, it's not the first time that the
[00:15:34] first lady has invested herself in this matter. She
[00:15:37] intervened to obtain the release of Ukrainian children
[00:15:41] kidnapped by the Russians and
[00:15:44] it was also her who negotiated the truce that took place in this city of
[00:15:48] Olesky, occupied by the Russians, to allow
[00:15:52] the evacuation of the population, moreover
[00:15:55] Volodymyr Zelensky yesterday awarded her a
[00:15:58] decoration for her personal contribution to
[00:16:01] humanitarian aid on the political level, there is a negotiation
[00:16:05] session between Russians and
[00:16:08] Ukrainians under the auspices of the Americans that is planned for next
[00:16:12] week in Abu Dhabi, such a meeting with three
[00:16:15] had not taken place since last
[00:16:18] February, Volodymyr Zelensky said on
[00:16:22] X that he had a long detailed
[00:16:24] conversation with American envoys to prepare
[00:16:28] this meeting, Jared
[00:16:32] Kushner on X said that he was working on
[00:16:36] the architecture. uh of a
[00:16:39] necessary security after the
[00:16:43] war to prevent it from resuming in
[00:16:46] case of a ceasefire,
[00:16:49] the Democratic victory in
[00:16:52] Congress, Moscow seems to continue to bet
[00:16:56] on Donald Trump's benevolence towards
[00:16:59] Russia, we sincerely
[00:17:02] hope that he will continue his efforts for
[00:17:06] peace, said the Kremlin spokesman, who does not seem to
[00:17:09] expect much from talks with Volodymyr
[00:17:12] Zelensky, since the same spokesman says he wants to
[00:17:16] wait for the emergence of a new personality in
[00:17:20] Kiev to move towards peace. Thank you very much Anne Corpec, we will meet again at
[00:17:23] 2 p.m. in Club France 24 to go further, we are a little caught off guard,
[00:17:27] thank you for following us, the rest of this live broadcast is now
[00:17:30] watching.
[00:17:47] It is on this roundabout at the foot of Arlington military
[00:17:50] cemetery that Donald Trump wants to erect a 250-foot
[00:17:53] arch, almost 76 meters, to celebrate the
[00:17:57] 250th anniversary of American
[00:17:58] independence,
[00:18:01] a project strongly contested by many veterans like Shawn
[00:18:05] Burns, a Vietnam
[00:18:10] War veteran. It will obstruct the view of the Lincoln Memorial and the Memorial
[00:18:13] Bridge, erected to symbolize reconciliation
[00:18:17] and reunification of the country after the Civil War.
[00:18:19] Schon believes that the 250th anniversary
[00:18:22] of the United States is only a
[00:18:25] pretext to justify a narcissistic initiative by the American
[00:18:28] president. He has therefore decided to sue the government
[00:18:32] alongside two other veterans.
[00:18:34] combattants.
[00:18:37] "I am a Purple Heart decorated veteran, I was wounded
[00:18:41] in combat, Trump escaped conscription,
[00:18:43] conscription,
[00:18:45] the idea that he could erect a gigantic monument to his own
[00:18:49] glory, which would overshadow the graves
[00:18:52] in this cemetery, this sacred place deeply
[00:18:56] revolts me,
[00:19:00] if a monument were to be erected for the 250th anniversary of our country,
[00:19:04] something that many people would never have considered before.
[00:19:37] American in his image, which
[00:19:41] the population,
[00:19:44] not enough to worry the White House, in his arch
[00:19:47] project, Donald Trump is simply awaiting validation from the National
[00:19:51] Urban Planning Commission this November
[00:19:53] 5.
[00:20:00] A commission where the American president has appointed several loyalists
[00:20:04] and which had already pre-validated the arch in July.
[00:20:38] Suzanne Douglas is an activist for Sisterhood Acts, an organization that
[00:20:42] mobilizes Americans over democracy,
[00:20:45] démocratie,
[00:20:48] people are angry. many reasons and in my
[00:20:51] eyes, all are legitimate, the chosen location, the dimensions of the
[00:20:55] monument, its cost and the fact that the project is being carried out without
[00:20:59] Congress's approval, it's
[00:21:00] illegal.
[00:21:04] We cannot let this happen. Unfortunately,
[00:21:07] as we have seen lately, the president always gets what he
[00:21:10] wants. If the project is approved, work
[00:21:14] would begin immediately. The administration
[00:21:17] has already presented a schedule according to which.
[00:21:51] Thomas Lintner spent 30 years at the
[00:21:54] FAA, the federal agency responsible for civil aviation,
[00:21:58] which concluded in September that the arch would not pose a danger to
[00:22:01] aircraft, but for the former air traffic controller, the
[00:22:05] question of helicopter traffic remains, nearly
[00:22:08] 90 flights are recorded every day in the Washington
[00:22:11] area.
[00:22:14] Helicopters use marked air corridors,
[00:22:18] listed on maps that show pilots the presence of fixed
[00:22:21] obstacles and allow them to navigate along the
[00:22:24] Potomac,
[00:22:28] but these routes do not require them to fly on a specific side of the
[00:22:31] river, only altitude limits are set, no
[00:22:35] lateral trajectory.
[00:22:37] with this 76-meter arch, a new obstacle would therefore
[00:22:41] be added near their traffic corridor.
[00:22:44] beyond the arch itself, it is the way Donald Trump intends
[00:22:48] to impose it that crystallizes the opposition, a 76-meter
[00:22:52] monument, which has become, even before its construction,
[00:22:56] an eminently
[00:22:57] political symbol.
[00:23:06] right now your program with Crédit Mutuel, to all those who play
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[00:30:11] Hello everyone, nice to see you again on France 24, welcome to this
[00:30:14] live broadcast, it's 1 p.m. here in France, let's go straight to the news of the day and these
[00:30:18] are these images that you are going to see live, this
[00:30:21] dreaded black day here in France, a call for the convergence of struggles was launched
[00:30:25] by unions, employees, civil servants, yellow vests, retirees are
[00:30:29] called to join the 250 demonstrations planned throughout
[00:30:32] the territory, young people obviously are at the heart of
[00:30:36] this movement, we will go and take the pulse on the Aubervilliers side in front of the
[00:30:39] high school, the Corbusier, rather in front of the Aubervilliers town hall where
[00:30:43] Pauline Godard, our special envoy, is located, we will
[00:30:46] also make a report, we will try to imagine an
[00:30:50] outcome to this day with our guest of the day, Carel Jon,
[00:30:54] sociologist, researcher at the CNRS, hello, welcome among us, let's go
[00:30:58] straight to the news of the
[00:30:59] day.