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>> ashley: not just china, four russian jets -- bombers flying near alaska yesterday. the waren plas stayed within air space in the identification zone and the norad called it a routine intercepts, it's coming hours after dutch fighters intercepted russian aircraft near poland's air space. >> todd: conservation groups say something has to be done, the ninth dead whale washes ashore in just two months. why haven't we heard from climate experts? hearing from an expert next. >> ashley: and president biden's broth help broker a deal with the saudis while he was president. we will look at that.

There is no doubt in my mind that the unions will be calling today a big success. four hours after the demonstration here in paris started — and they're still coming down here as night falls. the cgt union is saying 400,000 people have turned out here in the streets of paris — probably a gross exaggeration, these figures tend to be — but even if it's only half of that, it's still a big turnout and the pictures are very impressive. president macron knows that the next step will be more protests to come. probably very soon, they'll get the announcement of another day like this to be staged...

Current year but so far there has been no improved offer made and health leaders are immensely concerned that great disruption to an even more fragile nhs, so they are urging both sides to get together and find a solution. mass strikes and protests are underway in france in response to president's macron's plan to raise the age of retirement by two years to ga. public transport has been badly hit and many schools are closed. large demonstrations drawing tens of thousands — like this in marseilles — are expected across the country. p&0 ferry services to and from calais and dover have been s...

More than 2,500 business leaders and politicians are making their way to the Swiss Alps for the World Economic Forum's 53rd annual meeting at Davos.

Edelman, which will publish the latest edition of its ‘trust barometer’ at Davos, says trust is its legacy – but critics say its reluctant to follow its own advice