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00:00:07Hello everyone, welcome to the weekend news. Thank you for following us wherever
00:00:10you are in the world. On the agenda: the
00:00:13deadly attack on Riyadh International Airport, an attack
00:00:17attributed to Yemeni Houthi fighters who are waging a war against
00:00:20Saudi Arabia, and vice versa. At least 12
00:00:24dead and 309 injured. The Saudis promise a firm
00:00:27response. The UN denounces a serious escalation. Schools in
00:00:32both EU member states and NATO Riyadh have just switched to remote learning. Strong reactions
00:00:34of support for Volodymyr Zelensky after Donald Trump's latest remarks
00:00:38about the departure and replacement of the
00:00:41Ukrainian president. The British say they fully support
00:00:44Zelensky, as does the European Union. Even the
00:00:47Ukrainian opposition stands behind the head of state,
00:00:50while on the ground, new Russian bombardments killed about
00:00:54twenty people yesterday, Saturday. We also have in Spain
00:00:57the campaign for the legislative elections.
00:01:00The early elections started against a backdrop of crisis and anger related to the
00:01:03housing issue. Face to face: the socialists led by Pedro
00:01:07Sanchez and the conservatives led by Alberto Nuñez
00:01:10Feijóo. Sanchez promised to review everything. His rival intends
00:01:14to rebuild Spain. We are in a duplex with our
00:01:17correspondent in Madrid, Selma
00:01:19Hadge Bousian. That's
00:01:37Saudi Arabia had not experienced such a deadly attack
00:01:40since 2015. At least 12 people lost their lives
00:01:44yesterday, Saturday, in a bombing targeting Riyadh
00:01:47International Airport. More than 300 others were injured.
00:01:50The attack was attributed to Yemeni Houthi fighters who
00:01:54are waging a war against Saudi Arabia and vice versa.
00:01:57The escalation in the Arabian Peninsula
00:02:00continues. For fear of new attacks, schools in Riyadh
00:02:03have just switched to remote learning. Alice Broga reports on
00:02:07the attack on the airport.
00:02:11In front of Riyadh airport, a line of ambulances and
00:02:15bewildered passengers. These are the rare images coming
00:02:18out of Saudi Arabia after the deadly strike that targeted
00:02:22the capital's airport on Saturday around
00:02:25According to the president of 3 PM. Witnesses describe scenes of chaos with hundreds of
00:02:27injured and dozens of ambulances.
00:02:31Should we see this as In an emergency.
00:02:32intervention by the police. The General Authority of Civil Aviation indicated that the attack caused several injuries whose condition is being
00:02:36assessed. It specified that airport operations were
00:02:40temporarily suspended pending a full assessment of the damage and the
00:02:44verification of the safety of the facilities in coordination with the
00:02:47competent authorities. All flights to Riyadh were
00:02:51diverted or canceled. Later in the evening, authorities reported
00:02:55the fall of a projectile near another airport, that of
00:02:59Dammam in the... of the kingdom. These attacks, which
00:03:02have not been claimed, are attributed to Houthi rebels from
00:03:05Yemen, who oppose Yemeni governmental forces supported by
00:03:09Saudi Arabia, and who launched a lightning offensive in
00:03:12September, strengthening their grip on the strategic Strait of Bab el
00:03:15Mandeb. In recent days, the scale and frequency of
00:03:19attacks targeting Riyadh have increased. The city's airport
00:03:22has already been targeted twice this week. Several people have been
00:03:25killed and injured. To counter the Houthis, the Saudi kingdom has been seeking
00:03:29for weeks to obtain military
00:03:33was no violence against the police aid from its American ally without success. Donald Trump remained vague on the subject Saturday
00:03:37before reporters. Have you decided to join the Saudi
00:03:40strikes? It's possible, we'll see. In what timeframe?
00:03:44We just learned about the attack, we will make a decision and act very
00:03:47quickly. These strikes on Riyadh come shortly
00:03:51before the holding in October in the kingdom of a large annual
00:03:54investment conference that attracts visitors from all
00:03:57over the world. Donald Trump
00:04:00convent to notice who provoked a cascade of indignant
00:04:04reactions after his remarks against Volodymyr
00:04:07Zelensky. Yesterday, Saturday, the US President said he wished for the
00:04:10departure of his Ukrainian counterpart who, according to him, does not want
00:04:14to conclude an agreement with Russia to end the war, remarks
00:04:18made the day after the announcement of this US-Russia agreement on
00:04:21diesel. In essence, the
00:04:24up behind the head of Europeans, who have just imposed new sanctions against Moscow, stand united
00:04:27behind Zelensky. Leo Pechar.
00:04:33before the official start of After Donald Trump's comments about his Ukrainian counterpart, reactions
00:04:36of support for Volodymyr Zelensky were not long in coming.
00:04:55As the leader of an opposition party, I only have one answer to
00:04:59stands behind its head of that.
00:05:12The European Union continues to stand united behind him. The 27
00:05:16have also severely criticized the controversial agreement on Russian
00:05:19diesel between the United States and Russia, a delivery of
00:05:23300,000 tons of diesel as early as October on American territory
00:05:26and on the global market. For the head of European diplomacy,
00:05:30Kayalas, this agreement provides Moscow with more
00:05:33revenue to finance the war. The brothers killed more than 80
00:05:37Ukrainian civilians in 2 days. In addition, it has intensified its
00:05:41hybrid attacks against Europe on
00:05:44allies. There is no question of easing pressure on Russia at the moment, and
00:05:48Europe will not do it. The European Union promises to strengthen
00:05:52its sanctions against Moscow. On Monday, it will add 1600
00:05:55names to the blacklist of individuals and entities targeted by these
00:05:59measures.
00:06:01And beyond the Europeans, what do Ukrainians themselves
00:06:14publicly to Donald Trump's latest statements. The
00:06:17Foreign Minister reacted simply on social network X by saying Volodymyr
00:06:21Zelensky has the support of the Ukrainian
00:06:25people, and I think that is true with nuances.
00:06:28Only 32% of Ukrainians, according to polls, would vote for Volodymyr
00:06:32Zelensky in a presidential election if he ran again. Most
00:06:35Ukrainians think it would be better if he did not run again.
00:06:39But in the face of Donald Trump, in the face of a
00:06:42US action in collusion with Russia,
00:06:45an agreement that is really perceived here as a gift to
00:06:49Vladimir Putin that will not do much to change diesel
00:06:52prices at the pump in the United States but will bring a few
00:06:56billion dollars to Russia to continue the attacks which,
00:06:59by the way, continue tonight in Kyiv. I hear the sounds of anti-aircraft
00:07:02defenses that are working at the moment.
00:07:06So here the Ukrainians are rallying behind their
00:07:09president. Political journalist Christina Berdinskikh also
00:07:13wrote on Facebook that this is something that will
00:07:17boost Volodymyr Zelensky's popularity because even if
00:07:20Ukrainians would like to have the possibility of choosing a new
00:07:24president, they understand, and the majority of Ukrainians agree
00:07:28by saying that it is not possible to hold elections at the moment,
00:07:31and what they think above all is that it is not up to
00:07:35another country like the United States or any other country to tell them
00:07:38who should be their president.
00:07:43a gesture of appeasement on the part of the Indian authorities? India, as
00:07:46we have often told you, is shaken by new popular
00:07:50protests, protests against the electoral commission accused of
00:07:53manipulating electoral lists for political purposes. At
00:07:57the heart of these protests, under heavy police escort, the
00:08:00new so-called "Cafar" party. Yesterday, leaders of this party who
00:08:04were going to participate in demonstrations had
00:08:08been arrested. Justice has just ordered
00:08:11this Sunday their
00:08:13release. Pro-Palestinian demonstrations
00:08:17around the world. They coincided yesterday with the
00:08:21first anniversary, this October 10th, of this ceasefire, Israel
00:08:24Hamas, never truly respected.
00:08:271450 Palestinians killed in Gaza since its so-called
00:08:30entry into force. Images to start with from London.
00:08:34Thousands of people denounced the continuation of the killings and called for
00:08:37sanctions against Israel. The same state of mind in
00:08:40Istanbul, Turkey, in Milan, Italy, or
00:08:44even in Washington, near Congress. These
00:08:48gatherings, as we said, marked the first year of this truce that isn't
00:08:52one. In parallel with the consequences of the Israeli
00:08:55bombardments, Gaza remains on the brink of famine,
00:08:58warn international
00:08:59NGOs.
00:09:04In front of this community kitchen,
00:09:07the wait can last several hours to hope to leave
00:09:10with a ration of bread or rice.
00:09:15Nyaya spent a large part of the morning. This mother of
00:09:18a Gazan family must feed her 8 children who live under a
00:09:21makeshift shelter. Her husband has been seriously injured in the legs
00:09:25since an Israeli bombing.
00:09:28One of Nyaya's children suffered from malnutrition during the
00:09:32last famine. Since then, the situation has barely
00:09:35improved, and these rations will be the only
00:09:39meal of the day for this family.
00:09:44"I suffer from asthma, but I go to the community kitchen to get food
00:09:47and feed the children. I spend half the day there. If
00:09:51we don't receive food from the community kitchen, the children go hungry.
00:09:55Nothing, no income, no one to take care of
00:09:58us."
00:10:00In August 2025, the United Nations declared a state
00:10:04of famine in the Palestinian enclave. With
00:10:07the ceasefire coming into effect 2 months later, the
00:10:11humanitarian situation was supposed to improve,
00:10:14but the food emergency persists. According
00:10:17to the WFP, about 140,000 people are in a state of food
00:10:21insecurity. 200,000 Gazans are on the brink of...
00:10:25famine: There is an increase in affections affecting the
00:10:29immune system. These problems, non-existent before the war, are more
00:10:32frequent. Cognitive development is also affected
00:10:35because children do not receive sufficient quantities of vitamins and
00:10:39minerals. Doctors state that repeated episodes of
00:10:43acute malnutrition in these children can cause
00:10:47cognitive and physical sequelae for the rest of their
00:10:50lives.
00:10:52Will the Spanish renew their trust in
00:10:56the socialists or on the contrary choose the conservative
00:10:59right to lead them? The campaign for the early
00:11:02legislative elections was launched yesterday, Saturday, as planned, a campaign in this
00:11:06context of anger against the housing crisis. These elections are also for
00:11:10Pedro Sanchez a way to respond with a firm
00:11:14majority, which he currently does not have. In Seville,
00:11:17where he launched his campaign, Sanchez promised to strengthen housing
00:11:21legislation. His main opponent, Alberto
00:11:25Feijóo, here in Madrid, promised a national reconstruction. I suggest
00:11:28you listen to them one after the other before joining our correspondent in
00:11:32Madrid.
00:11:36Today, the social cause is named after an 87-year-old woman who
00:11:40died after being evicted from her home and who told
00:11:44us something very important to keep in mind during all these
00:11:47days, all these years of government that will follow November 29.
00:11:51She told us that no one else should suffer what I
00:11:55suffered.
00:11:58We must protect our security, protect
00:12:01our borders, protect our rights. We must protect
00:12:05our way of life. Three words: order,
00:12:09security, and prosperity. And one
00:12:12decision: to serve and defend
00:12:14Spain. With a duplex, our
00:12:18correspondent in Spain, Selma Aaj
00:12:21Buudian. Hello Selma, what assessment
00:12:24can we make of this first day of the early legislative campaign?
00:12:27anticipée,
00:12:33Yes, absolutely. The first day of the pre-campaign began
00:12:36here in Spain, but the official campaign will only begin
00:12:40on November 13 next. Yesterday, as you said,
00:12:44Pedro Sanchez went near Seville where he officially
00:12:47launched his pre-campaign in front of more than
00:12:505,000 people. He again placed the housing
00:12:54crisis at the heart of his speech and he promised above all to
00:12:57strengthen measures to protect tenants after
00:13:01the rejection of his decrees by
00:13:04parliament. On the other side, Alberto Núñez Feijóo,
00:13:08the leader of the Popular Party, organized his
00:13:11first major rally in Madrid where he promised a
00:13:15political change, serene but firm. And for the
00:13:19moment, the first polls are quite unfavorable to the
00:13:22socialist camp.
00:13:25According to a survey published by El País
00:13:28on Friday, the Popular Party would get more
00:13:31than 31.9% of voting intentions against
00:13:3528.1% of voting
00:13:38intentions for the PSOE, Pedro Sanchez's party.
00:13:42These are only estimates for the moment, but they still show
00:13:45that Pedro Sanchez took a big risk by
00:13:49calling these elections and that he could today put
00:13:52his hold on power at stake.
00:13:55How is the protest movement related to the housing crisis,
00:13:59which also triggered these early elections, doing
00:14:02in parallel with the start of this
00:14:04electoral campaign?
00:14:10Yes, what is certain is that the announcement of these
00:14:13early elections did not put an end to the
00:14:16mobilization. Here in Madrid, mobilizations
00:14:20and demonstrations continue. The occupation of the Puerta del
00:14:23Sol continues, by the way. For more than 2 weeks
00:14:26now, activists and tenant associations
00:14:30are still demanding concrete measures against the
00:14:34rise in rents and evictions, and they
00:14:37refuse to let their demands be put aside
00:14:41during this election campaign. The pressure and
00:14:44mobilization will therefore continue in the coming
00:14:47weeks. The various unions have also
00:14:50announced a general strike on November 11
00:14:54next, a few days
00:14:58the campaign. For the protesters, the challenge is
00:15:01to obtain concrete commitments,
00:15:04whatever the outcome of the vote announced on
00:15:15States is assessing the damage after Hurricane Isaias.
00:15:18At least four dead, significant material
00:15:21damage, and hundreds of thousands of homes without power, in Alabama or
00:15:25Florida. Isaias was the first hurricane of the season. It
00:15:29weakened in intensity. Further south, in Mexico, Hurricane
00:15:33Simon is expected to make landfall this Sunday. As a
00:15:36precaution, hundreds of residents of villages located on the
00:15:39Pacific coast of Mexico have been
00:15:42evacuated.
00:15:45Gatherings all over France this weekend against the European Commission's
00:15:48project to "simplify" the marketing of pesticides
00:15:52in Europe. NGOs but also scientists and doctors
00:15:56are worried about seeing harmful substances
00:15:59authorized indefinitely
00:16:06arouses the anger of environmental defenders and the growing
00:16:09concern of doctors. Its name: Omnibus 10.
00:16:13With this text, the European Commission proposes to authorize indefinitely
00:16:16a series of pesticides, with the exception of the most
00:16:19dangerous. The objective: to simplify life for businesses,
00:16:23but anti-pesticide NGOs denounce a significant
00:16:26setback. At a time when scientific evidence raises
00:16:29growing concerns about pesticides, member states
00:16:33should not support opening up new possibilities for
00:16:36maintaining dangerous substances.
00:16:39Currently, chemical substances authorized by the EU must be
00:16:43re-evaluated every 10 years, then every 15 years. Periodic
00:16:47authorizations that have allowed since 2011 the prohibition of some
00:16:50thirty harmful substances such as mancozeb or
00:16:54chlorpyrifos, responsible for neurodevelopmental
00:16:56disorders. Faced with health risks, doctors and
00:17:00scientists have issued multiple warnings in recent months.
00:17:03Mid-September, more than 500 scientists signed a letter
00:17:06calling for a halt to the legislative process of Omnibus 10,
00:17:10time to carry out a real impact study. But the text
00:17:13is now in the hands of the European Parliament. Its two
00:17:17Italian rapporteurs propose provisions going even further
00:17:20in deregulation than the European
00:17:22Commission.
00:17:26The protest movement of high school and university
00:17:29students in France. We go to the premises of the University of
00:17:33Nantes in the west of the country, premises devastated, seriously damaged.
00:17:37Following the occupation of the premises as part of this
00:17:40movement, the building was evacuated. There were no clashes
00:17:44with the police, but the repairs will be costly,
00:17:54amphitheaters and corridors, piles of cobblestones, food remains
00:17:58litter the floor. Intertwined chairs block some accesses.
00:18:03the university, the occupants had barricaded the building and were
00:18:06preparing to slow down a possible
00:18:10So I'll allow myself, be careful on the stairs, it's a
00:18:13bit slippery anyway. Why? Well, they spread
00:18:17substances to complicate access to the building.
00:18:21So it's even worse upstairs, but it's a little bit like that here too. She
00:18:24estimates the cleaning and repair time at several
00:18:28weeks. We've been fighting for years to say that universities are
00:18:31underfunded and now we're going to
00:18:34spend probably hundreds of thousands of euros
00:18:38to repair a building that was completely functional. This is money we won't
00:18:41use for our students, for our colleagues. It's a phenomenal
00:18:45waste, it's truly disgusting. The occupants were
00:18:48present day and night since Wednesday, their number rose to over a
00:18:52thousand, but at the time of the evacuation this Saturday at 6 am, there were
00:18:55only about ten left, according to this policeman. We suspected that
00:18:59the youngest were likely to leave and go home, and
00:19:03so that's why we had this lack of opposition, not really
00:19:07an appeal since there
00:19:10or opposition. So did the students
00:19:13voluntarily degrade their own faculty? We met
00:19:17two participants in the occupation who wish to remain anonymous. They
00:19:20denounce external elements coming to disrupt an action they describe as
00:19:23symbolic. They are mostly there to take advantage of what we
00:19:27do to, so to speak, line their pockets because, well, typically
00:19:31some comrades lost bags, lost external batteries, phones, etc.,
00:19:35including the students who were occupying, of course,
00:19:37were victims of theft, of course, that can give a bad image of the movement
00:19:41whereas we were originally pacifist, we were there
00:19:44just to gather among ourselves, among students, to
00:19:47discuss the future. The student unions we spoke to affirm that they do not
00:19:51condone these degradations. Several would have even received
00:19:54threats from some occupants. A reminder
00:19:58before we move on to sports, of the main headlines that we are developing in
00:20:02this edition of the weekend news: the deadly attack on Riyadh
00:20:05International Airport, an attack attributed to Yemeni Houthi fighters who
00:20:09are waging a war against Saudi Arabia and
00:20:11vice versa. At least 12 dead and 309 injured. The Saudis
00:20:15promise a firm response. The UN denounces a serious escalation. Riyadh
00:20:19schools have just switched to remote learning. Strong reactions
00:20:22of support for Zelensky, after Donald Trump's latest remarks about
00:20:26the departure and replacement of the Ukrainian president. The British
00:20:29say they fully support the Ukrainian president, as does the European Union.
00:20:33Even the Ukrainian opposition
00:20:37state, while on the ground, new Russian bombardments killed
00:20:40about twenty people yesterday, Saturday, in the Spanish
00:20:44sky. The campaign, the pre-campaign for the early legislative
00:20:47elections, which started against a backdrop of risk of anger related to the
00:20:51housing issue. Face to face: the socialists led by Pedro Sanchez and the
00:20:54conservatives led by Alberto Núñez
00:20:57Feijóo. Sanchez promised to review everything. His rival
00:21:01intends to rebuild Spain. In the next
00:21:04edition, we will be with our guest, the
00:21:07representative in France of the PSOE.
00:21:11We now move on to the
00:21:14sports
00:21:16news.
00:23:20games against Getafe. They are not easy for me. He is one of the best teams here in La Liga, maybe the best
00:28:28It's difficult to imagine the extent of the devastation in this city of 200,000
00:28:31inhabitants.
00:28:34The people are suffering from the changes. five years in exile.
00:30:07Hello everyone, Sunday, October 11, welcome to the rest of
00:30:10your news segment with, on the agenda, strong reactions of
00:30:14support for Volodymyr Zelensky after Donald Trump's new outburst
00:30:18regarding the departure and replacement of the Ukrainian
00:30:21president, the British, the European Union, even the Ukrainian
00:30:24opposition is lining
00:30:27state, full explanation in a moment with
00:30:30Gulliver Craig who will also give an update on the situation on the ground,
00:30:34the deadly attack on Riyadh International Airport, an attack
00:30:37attributed to Yemeni Houthi fighters, who are waging a war against
00:30:41Saudi Arabia and vice-versa, at least 12 dead and 309
00:30:45injured, the Saudis promise a firm response, the UN denounces a
00:30:48serious escalation, Riyadh schools have just switched
00:30:52to distance learning. We will also go to Spain, the
00:30:55early legislative election campaign is taking place amid a housing
00:30:59crisis and anger.