fighting police overnight following yesterday s funeral teenager who is algerian this is a scary scene playing out writers car into the home of the mayor and lost fireworks and his wife and young children as they fled details about the violence posing challenges for presidents macron republican presidential candidate nikki haley being in class is a sure he listens to hispeople and brings call . we ve seen in the united states at the end of the day what lens is law and order class live in paris with the verylatest . french authorities have deployed national police units to the suburbs of paris in anticipation of more right to i want to show you outside a city hall outside the french capital. police have lined up cars trying to ensure people in this area due to riots into this building for writing in the suburbs began tuesday after police killed a french algerian teenager during a traffic stop video prompted houses to burn sores and port cars violence continued as rioters rou
On Tuesday, Metro General Manager and CEO Randy Clarke proposed a budget for the next fiscal year that includes massive layoffs and dozens of service cuts as the agency faces a $750 million deficit.
for on some level former president obama s involvement is not only to help president biden and his lazy butt to bolster obama s lazy is very much connected to biden as his democratic successor. we will continue to see an involved. it s interesting he s talking with fundraising now. he spoke in 20 friday: 24 georgia line you will take as much obama as you can get. we shall see that goes ahead in the years ago. thank you so much for us. before. metro dc police are searching for the suspects they believe targeted businesses in the area with explosive devices .this taking place around for this morning. the first explosion at a
quiet when it comes to defending the police officers who fended this off, rioters on january 6th. now, to be fair, the union did decry the attack on the capitol from the start calling on the insurrection president at the time to forcefully urge the demonstrators to stop their unlawful activity. but according to metro d.c. police officer michael fanone, the support pretty much stopped there. he was one of the many officers who defended the capitol on january 6th. he was assaulted with his own taser, later suffered a heart attack and now has lingering brain injuries. he and three other officers painted a daunting picture that day when testifying. even after his testimony, he told the media he was disappointed in the union and hoped it would come out stronger against the insurrectionists who maimed, poisoned, hit, kicked, stabbed and in one case killed police officers. he said it took the union six months to reach out to him following the insurrection.