visit the paris region. absolutey have an excellent level but would be to improve our infrastructure for tourists even more. it is very important event and for our economy. and also a moral aspect to this. good for a country's more rally to mobilize itself for something of this nature. to i think i'm citizens want -- i think our citizens want to be proud of the country and proud of supporting such a project with the values it embodies. all of the generosity, open-mindedness and environmental and social requirements. the very fact i was elected a few weeks ago is a manifestation of the french determination for a fresh start. in this context, it's a temperature of -- temperature -- caricature of france. i think we are prepared and the time is right. french citizens, young and elderly are in favor of this. millions of citizens were out in the streets demonstrating against the game, instead, they were demonstrating in favor of the games. president and madam television hasn expressed certain concerns about paris,

, paris isn't the same paris any longer. we also know that when it comes to optics on the international front, how donald trump is viewed. we know last month, the pough research showed, i guess it was 86% of those who found confidence in donald trump when it comes to doing the right thing in world affairs. so in that sense, this could also benefit donald trump on how he's seen globally. >> reporter: there's no doubt about that. look, protesters are expected to turn out for donald trump's arrival. they are opposed to a whole range of his policies, his isolationism, his stance on immigration, the fact that he's been critical not only of paris, but other european cities and nations that he feels have not been tough enough when it comes to the fight against isis, when it comes to dealing with immigration, that he believes has led to some of these terrorist attacks that we've seen here throughout europe. so that's why you are, in part, seeing such a sharp backlash to president trump and this greeting of protesters for his arrival

that is the sense of the paris agreement, police one of the main things the paris agreement wants to achieve. in substance, at least what he says every once in a while, they don't seem to be so far apart, but emmanuel macron mentioned at his press conference, he said he understands and respects that donald trump made a campaign promise to get out of the paris agreement and he has to honor his campaign promises. this might not be a question of substance, but of form. at this point, this is more or less speculation. brent: before mr. macron welcomed mr. trump, he spent some time with his biggest european ally. that's the german chancellor, angela merkel. was there a completely different atmosphere during that meeting? reporter: i would say there was less anticipation because by now we know what to expect when emmanuel macron and angela merkel show up in public together, a very strong show of unity, that's what they've been doing in the last weeks and so that continued in paris. the german chancellor said she could imagine, for example, a euro finance minister, something emmanuel macron

jeff zeleny in paris with the latest, exactly 11:00 a.m.

presiden>> you said that paris was no longer paris. you were implying at the time paris was not safe anymore. you also said that france and germany were infected by terrorism and it is their fault because they let people into the territory. those are very strong words. would you repeat them today? would you say that france is not able to fight terrorism on its own territory? thank you. president trump: you better let me answer that one first. that is a beauty. [laughter] he is the one that asked the question. that was not even one of my picks. you know what? it's going to be just fine, because you have a great president. you have somebody who is going to run this country right. i think this is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. and you have a great leader, a great president, a tough president. he will not be easy on people that are breaking the laws and people who show this tremendous violence. i really have a feeling that you are going to have a very peaceful and beautiful paris. and i am coming back. you better do a good

iurge pull out of the paris agreement, and i urge president trump to rejoin the paris agreement. the uk's own commitment to the paris agreement at tackling global climate change is as strong as ever. not only will this protect the environment for future generations, it will keep energy affordable and maintain a supply to protect the interests of business and consumers. we are delivering on oui’ and consumers. we are delivering on our commitments to deliver a safer, more prosperous future for us all. angela merkel was asked about theresa may's optimism that perhaps donald trump would change his mind in paris, she said she did not anticipate that would happen. it is probably fair to say the single moment that generated the most interest was that moment when vladimir putin and donald trump met each other for the first time, before going on to have a very long conversation with the two foreign ministers in attendance. vladimir putin a little bit earlier gave quite a lengthy statement, and inevitably he was asked about the moment during that closed doors session with donald trump wh

paris, the city of light, paris, paris. and i said jim, let me ask you a question, how's paris doing? paris? i don't go there anymore, paris is no longer paris. >> reporter: the french press pounced. >> you mentioned a friend, jim, who told you that paris is no longer paris. you were implying at the time that paris was not safe anymore. those are very strong words. would you repeat them today? >> you better let me answer that one first. that's a beauty. it's going to be just fine, because you have a great president. you have somebody that's going to run this country right. and i'm coming back. you betr please. otherwise you're going to make me look very bad. >> reporter: in fact, the president dished out the compliments during a tour of the site of napoleon's tomb, president trump remarking on the french first lady's figure. >> beautiful. >> reporter: and back at lohomea top republican on the senate judiciary committee says he wants don jr. to testify. a top democrat saying they want to interview don jr., don jr. said he wo

paris. paris. and i said, jim, let me ask you a question. how's paris doing? paris? i don't go there anymore. paris is no longer paris. >> reporter: today, the french press pounced. >> you have mentioned a friend, jim, we told you that paris is no longer paris. you were implying at the time that paris is not safe anymore. those are strong words. would you repeat them today? >> you better let me answer that one first. that's a beauty. it's going to be just fine because you have a great president. you have somebody that's going to run this country right, and i'm coming back. you better do a good job, please. otherwise you will make me look very bad. >> reporter: in fact, the president dished out the compliments today during a tour of the site of rarkting on the the first lady's figure it, and tonight b, dinner in the eiffel tower par far away from the drama back in washington. >> and cecilia vega joins us from paris, and cecilia, the president answering your question about his son and the meeting with the russian lawyer, and back here in the u.s., a top republican sena

for years, he was telling me, paris, paris. i see him like a month ago. how was paris? i don't go to paris, are you kidding me? it's no longer paris. i have a friend, he's a very, very substantial guy. he loves the city of lights. he loves paris. i hadn't seen him in a while, and i said, jim, let me ask you a question, how's paris doing? paris? i don't go there anymore. paris is no longer paris. >> you get the gist. that's the short and curious story of jim. vivian adds this in her story of jim "whether jim exists is unclear. trump has never given his last name. the white house has not responded to a request for comment about who jim is or whether he will be on the trip. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being here with us. good night to jim, wherever you are. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> new overnight. president trump arrives in paris to meet with his french counterpart emmanuel macron. will they find common ground despite their differences? plus -- >> the future fbi d

for years, paris, paris. i see him like a month ago. how is paris this summer? i don't go to paris. are you kidding me? for years, every year during the summer, he would go to paris. it was automatic with his wife and his family. i hadn't seen them for a while. he said jim, let me ask you a question, how is paris doing? paris? i don't go there anymore. paris is no longer paris. >> today, while in paris, president trump sounded decidedly more optimistic and promised to come back again. and again, jim wasn't there to remind him. this visit to paris, everything he said on the campaign trail, it is interesting because he had that first encounter with emmanuel macron that didn't go well at all. it sounds like macron reached out to him. he is trying to cultivate him a little bit. what do you make of it? >> it is clear thattes trying to establish himself as one of the big voices. maybe align himself with merkel as being the next generation of leadership. as i said earlier, a testament to trump that he can forget what he said an hour ago. a day ago. clearly doesn't remember what he said abo

this is in paris. we are going to have a live report from paris in just a few moments. lauren: we will, indeed. back here at home a new health care aims to bring republicans together but it's facing opposition, we will tell you why. cheryl: in the markets great expectingsations for big banks, having finally recovered from the depths of financial crisis. we will tell you what the numbers are going to tell you. >> record dow yesterday ahead of bank report. we are looking at red. nasdaq lower by 4. cheryl: on bastille day, cac quarante up by a fraction. >> the nikkei up 1% up .2% overnight. cheryl: who was the biggest money-makers in the music industry for the year, well, beyonce, of course, she's one of the names. we will tell you who else raked in the big bucks. >> 5:01 a.m. in new york. top of the morning to you, i'm lea gabrielle in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: great to have you, here, govern, everyone, i'm cheryl casone, we have got a lot happening overseas right now. we want to take you to live pictures out of paris. president trump right now is the guest of honor i

the games are a done deal for paris. we still don't know what year paris will be hosting the games. paris will host the games under certain conditions. now the haggling begins. thes needs to convince olympics they can host the games. >> emmanuel macron said we cannot have a fourth failed bid. on, and article argues the internet startup room is over. >> it is an interesting article. it says you had microsoft in the 1970's, amazon, yahoo!, google in the 1990's. facebook, in the 2000's. has been marked with incredible success, except the current decade. there has been no real startup success. they have some that have been successes, but they made far less money. the tech world has gone from a dynamic anything is possible industry to that of a monopoly controlled by a few organizations at the top. the other reason being, these companies are gobbling up startups in its fledgling state before it has a possibility to be a tech startup success. a korean pop star has been the throne. >> dethroned by a slow song. the ballad called "see you soon," a tribute to paul walker. 2.9 billion views, s

and french president has show signs of overcoming some of the differences in paris however people voicing anger at both need is regardless of their plans. a new videos emerged reportedly showing u.s. helicopters over the city of raka bicycles defacto capital in syria although washington the house confirmed its forces are now operating inside the city it's only under the pretext of advise and assist under company. you're watching international live from all moscow studio with me welcome to the program. france is marking the grim anniversary of the terror attack in the city of nice one year ago a radicalized man rammed a truck into a festive crowd during a national holiday killing eighty six people the terrorist was shot dead by police islamic state later claimed responsibility for the atrocity. well easy and living in france charter was known to police for several violent crimes. just terror tactics direction lone wolves to rent a truck and drive into a crowd. that is not a. little and you will see we are in a new era and france will have to live with terrorism. a year on from the attack t

we briefly hit on the paris accord. and we'll see what happens. >> reporter: now, i think a reality check tonight is there's very little chance of the u.s. going back into that climate accord here. but it was striking watching those two leaders. one 71-year-old president from the united states, one 39-year-old new leader here in france. they both have a lot to gain from being together here. and tomorrow, they will be together again in the morning at that bastille day parade. but you've got the sense that the president has used paris as a punch line. so often he was running for office. today he was filled with flattering to his host. >> jeff, thanks very much. joining us is charles, and jeffrey lord and scott jennings. charles, first of all, on the whole idea that something could happen on the paris climate accord, the president has pulled out of the paris climate accord. when he did, he said, maybe we can renegotiate something. maybe that's what he's referring to? but the idea he'll suddenly backtrack seems ludicrous. >

his eyes seem to have been opened to the beauty of paris and magic of paris. he talked about that, so different than the sound bite we just played when he was sceptical about the merits of paris and suggested it had become dangerous. now you see all this panel inge tri. >> here is another handshake, second in less than five minutes. watch it. >> nobody is letting go. now they're arm wrestle iing. wait a minute. this has morphed. it's a handshake hug. it's a double handshake. okay. this is the master of handshake. >> i have to say, i would assume both presidents actually enjoy now all the focus on their various handshakes and probably make a joke of it in private given how much everyone has spoken of it. i think you can tell there is a new type of affection there. another one. >> that was a hug. >> i was going to say, one of the things president emmanuel macron knows is that president trump does love pageantry. president trump wanted a more traditional military parade which doesn't happen at american inaugurations. emmanuel macron knew that. this is something p

. >> the movie was shot on a sound stage in paris. rihanna earned the respect of our co-stars. >> we have to talk about rihanna in this movie. >> i would tell people what i was going to paris to do, they were really jealous. their jaws were on the floor. >> it's incredible. >> we just saw cara in her other role, supporting paris models. >>> and what is celine dion doing in the dirt? >>> plus, why tiffany thiessen's new role is stressing her how. >>> and salma's naked surprise. >> he was, you know, leaning in there. have assembled. spider-man... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! >>> this week, celine dion has become the darling of paris fashion week. we've seen her at the dior, even flaunting her fashion on a hotel balcony. >> and stripped down for "vogue." now she's all covered up, and going downright dirty. channeling a flamenco dancer,

>> i think we'll both be in paris. we have our press tour. >> cara delevingne and karlie kloss were busy at paris fashion week. cara chatting it up, and fellow model visiting paris. stateside, blake lively celebrated with her family including her adorable nephew, baylen. and model martha hunt shared her fourth with fans online. she took in a traditional carnival with her photographer boyfriend, jason mcdonald. one fan noting, this doesn't look like taylor's backyard. so why did tay-tay break tradition? it seems the pop star is still laying low with her new beau, actor joe awlyn. the couple was spotted sipping coffee on a balcony in nashville just last month. ♪ >> a source tells "e.t." that taylor is really focused on working on her new music and that she's keeping her new romance on lockdown in hopes of avoiding the media frenzy she's experienced with past loves. well, taylor's album is expected to drop later this year. her last record titled "1989" was released in 2014, so it has been a while. >>> the fourth was als

>> valerian, trust me. >> the movie was shot on a sound stage in paris. we're told even shoe rihanna arrived with her even to your knowledge she kicked them off the set when it was time to work. rihanna earned the respect of our co-stars. >> we have to talk about rihanna in this movie. >> i would tell people what i was going to paris to do, they were really jealous. their jaws were on the floor. >> it's an iconic bit. >> it's incredible. >> we just saw cara in her other role, supporting paris models. >>> and what is celine dion doing in the dirt? details about her dramatic new performance in paris. >>> plus, why tiffani thiessen's new role is stressing her out. >>> and salma's naked surprise. >> you were not wearing shorts. >> closed captioning provided by -- mmmm. so areers are the veggies.hs) that one is mine. nice job guys. hope it tastes as good as it looks. (giggles) hey gus, i brought something else you might like. million dollar silver and gold. yeah. the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery. with top prizes of a million bucks! you've alwa

how is paris doing? paris? i don't go there anymore. pair sis no longer paris. >> notably, the associated press reporting on that friend jim, asking the white house for a comment, whether that friend, jim, would be joining him on this trip. the white house didn't respond to the ap's request for comment. how do you view this visit? >> well, i think it's a visit that both leaders will benefit from. you've got president macron, the new wonder boy of international politics. he wants to be the main point of contact for president trump in europe. he knows that france has kind of lagged, number three in relations with the u.s., with britain, with germany. now he has an opportunity to step up and be the main link to european issues, to syria, to terrorism. for president trump, this is a respite from some of the problems he's having on the russia issue. he knows that angela merkel and him and germany very, very tense relationship. with the british, with brexit, with britain leaving the european union. with theresa may not that popular, i think i

we told you paris is no longer paris. you are implying at the time that paris was not safe any more, you have also said that france and germany are infected by terrorism and quote, it is their fault because they let people enter the territory. those are strong words. would you repeat them today and you still believe that france is not able to fight terrorism on its owi'i not able to fight terrorism on its own territory? you had better let me a nswer own territory? you had better let me answer that one, it is a beauty. he is the one that asked the question, that was in one of my pics. you know what, it is going to be just fine because you're a great president, somebody who will run this country right and somebody who will run this country rightandi somebody who will run this country right and i would be willing to bet because i think this is one of the great cities in the world and you have a great leader now, great president, tough president who will not be easy on people that are breaking the laws and people that show th

pulling out of the paris accord isn't yet a done deal. listen here. >> something could happen with respect to the paris accord. we'll see what happens. but we will talk about that over the coming period of time, and if it happens, that will be wonderful. and if it doesn't, that will be okay, too. but we'll see what happens. >> french president that krohn said while he disagrees with the president and the u.s. pulling out of the paris accord he wasn't going to let that point of disagreement cloud the relationship. see the two leaders side by side reviewing the troops as they come down the street on a beautiful day in paris. rob, back to you. rob: what a cool thing to be at, john, that's great. thank you so much. heather: thanks, john. you know, quite a difference. he was talking earlier, i heard john roberts in tour live coverage talking about what they refer to as the white knuckle handshake between the two at the g-20 summit. this time around it appears that they are really getting along. rob: they certainly seem to be getting along. tha

the parade in paris just wrapping up. president emmanuel macron, who had welcomed president donald trump on his very brief trip to paris. these are live pictures from paris, and the french president saluting french officers following the bastille day celebrations, which marks the start of the french revolution. let's turn to the news on friday morning. a story from reuters about event with twored last site former presidents, george w. bush and bill clinton. here is the headline. beesident bush and clinton humble and victory, responsible and power." presidents george w. bush and bill clinton mentioned that they were able to form a mutual bond of inspection -- respect and friendship because the other had been gracious in victory and respectful of presidential power. the two did not present -- mention president donald trump, indirect references that many in the crowd of about 300 people took to be references to the current president. think it takes for someone who says i want to be president? >> humility. it is important to

saying terrorism has taken over. >> paris is no longer paris. >> reporter: today, a very different tone. >> you're going to have a very, very peaceful and beautiful paris, and i'm coming back. you better do a good job, please. otherwise you're going to make me look very bad. >> and you are always welcome. >> reporter: during a more candid moment going off script speaking to the first lady of france. >> beautiful. >> reporter: the president also touting warmer relations with russia aboard air force one, telling reporters he pressed president putin on election meddling twice and then let it go because "what do you do? end up in a fistfight with somebody?" the president also saying he will invite president putin to the white house when the time is right. lester. >> kristen welker in paris for us tonight, thank you. >>> the president's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner is also facing new scrutiny. kushner was in the meeting with that russian attorney and donald trump jr. and now democrats are questioning why he still has his security clearance or his job. nbc's peter alexander wit

longer paris. he's no longer going to be going to paris. nobody ever found out who that was. we know something persuaded donald trump to change his mind and make this return visit to europe and make this trip to the french capital after a very tough summit in germany which left him feeling lonely and isolated. his lot of reckoning even white house aides were surprised by his decision to fly back across the atlantic. official reason is to mark the 100th anniversary of the u.s. entry into world war i. he's going to be the guest of honor at the bastille day parade. lovingtrump is known for pomp and ceremony. he will be getting a lot of military hardware. trumpets, fanfare tomorrow. loves a parade. he's going to be getting his parade tomorrow and he will be right there with french president. he is under increasing fire and scrutiny in washington for an escalating controversy involving his campaign and allegations of collusion with russia. this is an opportunity to get away from that. presidents tend to

and french president show signs of overcoming some of their differences off the paris however french people both leaders regardless of their clout and. a new video emerged reportedly showing u.s. helicopters over the city of raka defacto capital in syria although washington's forces are now operating inside the city it's only under the pretext of advice and a company. and an eighteen year old palestinian has been killed in clashes with the israeli army near the west bank it comes just hours after a shootout in east jerusalem in which two israeli police officers and three gunmen were killed. you want international live from almost close to you with me. welcome to the program. france is marking the grim anniversary of the terror attack in the city of nice one year ago a radicalized man rammed a truck into a festive crowd during a national holiday killing eighty six people the terrorist was shot dead by police islamic state later claimed responsibility for the atrocity. well a sunni z. and living in france the attacker was known to police for several violent crimes. just terror tactics

you can talk about the president's visit to paris. talk about the president on the global stage, what impact is he having? talk about domestic issues happening here in the united states. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. 202-748-8002.ts, we'll get to the calls in a minute. this started in paris, looks like the president's motorcade arriving. virginia, you d, are up first, shirley, what is on your mind this morning? got to press the button, sorry, shirley, go ahead. the r: i was listening to republican that came over and ng about the medicare social security fund would be bankrupt in four years. on medicare for five going on six years now, i work 38 years and became disc in my back. i can't work. all right. $100-someodd dollars every social security check that i worked for, plus i have supplemental insurance. want to know how can he sit up here and say that medicare and social security, as long as people working, there will be social security. for their social security, now the people working social paying for our sec

paris is no longer paris i'm not going there any longer citing this mysterious friend jam. and he said you know what paris is a beautiful and peaceful city add subtitles arnold's. senator like he said i'm coming back so that's really gave a sense of a toad of this press conference. douglas herbert reporting from the lease a palestinia. now donald trump may be in paris but he will be facing the heat on his return it to washington. this after his son admitted to meeting a russian a government lawyer to get dirt on hillary clinton. donald trump and junior said that meeting was fruitless but nevertheless democrats and some republicans say the president's eldest son should testify before the senate judiciary committee. the speaker of the house paul ryan to set from junior should appear before congress. now in paris donald trump defended his son's actions and reiterated the meeting with them more. lawyer went nowhere. distancing himself from the scandals. donald trump has finally addressed the june meeting between his son and a russian lawyer. one that could implicate his campaig

the paris climate accord is the latest exa m ple the paris climate accord is the latest example of washington entering into an agreement that disadvantages the united states. to the exclusive benefit of other countries. leading american workers, who i love, and taxpayers to absorb the cost in terms of lostjobs, lower wages, shuttered factories and partly diminished economic production. that decision puts the usa in the company of syria and nicaragua — as you can see from this map, they're the only other two countries in the world not to have signed the agreement. that announcement from donald trump caused outrage all around the world. it certainly did in germany. angela merkel expressed her displeasure may times. she did so last week. translation: the european union and conditionally stands by the agreement in paris and will it rapidly and decisively. increment it rapidly and decisively. since the american decision to leave the paris climate agreement, we are more determined than ever to make a success. more determined than ever to make a success. we cannot and will not wait for the scienti

celine is still in paris, performing on her european tour. it's been 17 months since losing her husband to cancer, and seems like she's embracing life fully, and savoring every moment. she climbs up on a ladder, making ballet moves and trims the tree with giant clippers. celine just can't stop singing. ♪ >> and for her paris photo shoot finale, she struck a pose just like the famous french statue, the thinker. >> she's having a ball in paris, but doesn't actually have a home there. she does have a place in vegas, where she will continue her residency at cesar's paris. >>> and salma hayek has quite a story about living overseas about when she tried to calm down with a massage. >> i open my eyes, and i see horrible feet with fungus, overgrown toenails, i was like, ugh. >> she tells chelsea handler how the guy had a kinky surprise. >> i was almost naked, and he's like, you know, leaning in there. >> i know what you're talking about. >> i was like, excuse me, but you're not wearing shorts. he was like, uh-huh. i'm like, dude, where are your pan

the us the french president shows signs of overcoming some of the differences after tolson's paris however french people both leaders regardless of their plans. a new video reportedly showing u.s. helicopters over the city of raka defacto capital in syria although washington has confirmed its forces are now operating inside the city it's only under the pretext of advice and company. and an eighteen year old palestinian has been killed in clashes with the israeli army near the west bank it comes just hours after a shootout in east jerusalem in which two israeli police officers and three gunmen were killed. you're watching altie international live from our studio in moscow with mina do welcome to the program. today marks a year since the atrocity in the french city of nice when a truck was rammed into a crowd leaving dozens dead. well soon easy and living in france the attacker was known to police for several violent crimes. just terror tactics direct lone wolves to rent a truck and drive into a crowd. that they got it. blew and you will see we are in a new era in france will have to live wi

. >> the movie was shot on a sound stage in paris. we're told even shoe rihanna arrived with her even to your knowledge she kicked them off the set when it was time to work. rihanna earned the respect of our co-stars. >> we have to talk about rihanna in this movie. >> i would tell people what i was going to paris to do, they were really jealous. their jaws were on the floor. >> it's an iconic bit. >> it's incredible. >> we just saw cara in her other role, supporting paris models. >>> and what is celine dion doing in the dirt? details about her dramatic new performance in paris. >>> plus, why tiffani thiessen's new role is stressing her out. >>> and salma's naked surprise. >> you were not wearing shorts. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >> celine. celine. >>> this week, celine dion has become the darling of paris fashion week. we've seen her at the dior show and even flaunting her fashion on a hotel >> and stripped down for "vogue." now she's all covered up, and going downright dirty. channeling a flamenco dancer, tossing the di

from paris, lucy williamson. if diplomacy is about power disguised as flattery, there are few more potent greetings than a ten—second handshake. emmanuel macron welcomed donald trump today with a visit to the tomb of france's grand military leader, napoleon, the impressive location designed to flatter both the visitor and host. both these two men see themselves as modern—day political revolutionaries, sweeping away the old rules and expectations. but mr macron also sees nothing wrong with using france's imperial history and military might to put its current diplomatic relations in context. the two men have been battling for the role of alpha male ever since their first handshake on the sidelines of a g7 summit. donald trump later pulled out of a key climate change deal brokered in paris, prompting mr macron to issue a video parodying the us president's campaign slogan. make our planet great again. but mr macron, keen to boost french influence abroad, has since turned on the charm. and mr trump's comments toda

we told you that paris is no longer paris. you were implying at the time that paris was not safe anymore. you've also said that france and germany are infected by terrorism and, quote, it's terrible because they let people enter the territory. those are very strong words. would you repeat them today? and do you still believe that france is not able to fight terrorism on its own territory? thank you. >> you better let me answer that one first. that's a beauty. he's the one that asked the question. that wasn't even one of my picks. you know what? ite's going to be just fine because off great president. you have somebody who's going to run this country right. and i would be willing po bet, because i think this is one of the great cities, one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and you have a great leader now, you have a great president, you have a tough president. he's not going to be easy on people that are breaking the laws and people that show this tremendous violence. so i really have a feeling that you're going to hav

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load welcome to live from paris. we are the french capital, taking a look at what is making headlines at this hour. military choppers, planes, and fire jets take to the air. trump. president donald is a guest of honor, marking the 100th year of anniversary since america entered world war i. emmanuel macron will be heading to the southern city, marking a year since the terror attack. two israel he police officers killed in a terror attack. they shot three people before being shot dead themselves. ♪ >> we begin here in paris which has just wrapped up the rest deal day -- the best deal -- the bastille day parade. and americans march together down the psalms in these a -- down the champs elysee. they mark their farewells. today was the anniversary of 100 years since the americans entered world war i. it also featured horses, planes, and helicopters. it was the president's first parade since winning the job. in thel macron standing jeep and inspecting troops along the avenue. here is what he had to say earlier. allies.u

you've mentioned a friend jim, we've told you that paris is no longer paris. you were implying at the time that paris was not safe anymore. you've also said that friends in germany are infected by terrorism and, quote, it's their fault because they let people enter the territory. those are very strong words. would you repeat them today and do you still believe that france is not able to fight terrorism on its own territory? thank you. >> you better let me answer that one first. that's a beauty. he's the one that asked the question, that wasn't even one of my picks. do you know what, it's going to be just fine because you have a great president. you have somebody that's going to run this country right and i would be willing to bet -- because i think this is one of the great cities, one of the most beautiful cities in the world and you have a great leader now, you have a great president, you have a tough president. he is not going to be easy on people that are breaking the laws and people that show this tremendous violence. so i really have a feeling that you ar

and french presidents show signs of overcoming some of their differences after talks in paris however the french people voice anger at both leaders and regardless of their plans. a new video has emerged reportedly showing u.s. helicopters over the city of rock. the capital in syria although washington has confirmed its forces are now operating inside the city it's only under the pretext of advice assist and a company. if you want to r.t. international live from our moscow studio with me welcome to the program going to start the program with our breaking news from egypt an attacker armed with a knife has killed two foreign tourists and wounded four others in the popular beach resort of her garda that's according to local media reports citing the country's interior ministry it's claimed the two dead are ukrainian nationals the russian consulate in the city says that a woman with russian and ukrainian dual citizenship is among the victims this is back to the attacker has been arrested and is being questioned by the police and egypt's foreign ministry says a preliminary investigation sugg

donald trump meets in french counterpart in paris, and hints he may reconsider pulling out of the paris climate accord. he also defends his son's meeting with a russian lawyer during the presidential campaign, saying anyone would have taken the meeting. the brexit secretary urges all mps to "work together" as the government publishes the repeal bill, but it faces opposition from other parties. an american doctor says he may travel to the uk next week after telling the high court there's a chance terminally—ill charlie gard could benefit from experimental treatment. there it is this time. disappointment for british fans asjohanna konta fails to become the first british woman finalist at wimbledon for 40 years. more now on the story that the government has finally published its long—awaited plans to pave the way for eu law to be transferred into british law. it's being described as one of the largest legal projects ever undertaken in the uk. the government's called for all parties to work together to make it a success. but already labour is calling for significant changes, and the lib

heads to paris. protection will lead to greater prosperity and strength. to me. if there's new evidence if. this is a message for american researchers please come to france you are welcome. but in the meantime some were seeing the upcoming meeting as a battle between two superheroes so we hit the streets of paris to find out what people think about the two men supposed secret powers up the play that. he's welcome to america mr friends got to know rooms in the superdome. don't need to. be super my career on. the air now does it really small stop jumping but don't want to tell me it is a. true if flowers and a good sophie maybe please. when you pick up any place. where money is over there well the vision was there. like this well yeah. but you mention gun push him down being. the big get to know do that you should be brought. up to september superman. not even comments like that even the gangs ok michael ok this is like you know give me an ok macro. standoff is heating up between human rights groups an

we told you that paris is no longer paris. you were implying at the time that paris was not safe anymore. you also said that france and germany are infected by terrorism and, "it's their fault, because he let people enter the territory." those are very strong words. would you repeat them today? and do you still believe that france is not able to fight terrorism on its own territory? thank you. >> you better let me answer that one first. that's a beauty. he's the one that asked the question. that wasn't even one of my picks. you know what? it's going to be just fine, because you have a great president. you have somebody that's going to run this country right. and i would be willing to bet, because i think this is one of great cities, one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and you have a great leader now. you have a great president. you have a tough president. he's not going to be easy on people that are breaking the laws, and people that show this tremendous violence. so i really have a feeling that you're going to have

clearly disagrees with him on the paris climate accords. you know, with president trump, it's impossible to predict. it could mean something. it strikes me as just some kind of polite way of kind of not rubbing that disagreement in, because as i say, it does -- if that was his -- if his view was this was a flexible thing and we could look into it and maybe, quote, unquote, renegotiate it, you just have to stay in. the united states could have followed as many or as few of its own targets as it wanted. >> because it was the u.s.'s own commitment. >> it's its own commitment that it was promising to voluntarily follow, which means that if it had just said, well, we changed our minds, we're redoing those goals, there's no penalty. there's not even a reporting requirement to anybody. the whole thing is mystifying. >> that seems to be the only area where they had danced around their disagreement but acknowledged there was a disagreement. in the rest of the press conference, talking about each other or to each other, it was all glory, praise, very

trump famously said back in february that paris is no longer paris. emmanuel macron did show him the town. consequently, the president of the united states ladled praise on paris and the country's new 39-year-old leader. he also suggested that its opposition to the paris climate accord isn't set in stone. it is the fourth meeting with trump since his election in may. the two have acrimoniously clashed over climate change. macron has made not so hidden allusions to his opposition to building walls. they stressed their common positions from trade to terrorism. we will continue to monitor the bastille day celebrations. shortly, macron and trump will be attending the celebrations. bloomberg's washington correspondent joins us now from paris. take us through the talks yesterday. it seems as if the two sides were wanting to stress their common positions rather than their differences. >> that's exactly right. there are a number of differences between the u.s. and france. it seemed like they wanted to put a lot of those differences to the side and focus on ar