then upload the photo to his instagram account deserted in paris i think the idea for dessert paris started by accident when i was exploring the world of parties when paris and i really wanted to remember each. try so i took a photo and just one day i discovered that the cake that i bought was a natural i shoes i try to take a photo people really liked it and from there on it it's all history. almost every day. it's a new shoe pastry. sometimes it looks like a snapshot it looks like something very easy but actually there's a lot of work behind photos creating the photos visit in visiting the chefs and visiting places but i always make sure that there is like a variety of places of colors of creation so each day will be different it will give you a totally different aspect an experience of paris. no easy task especially as he waits needs new shoes he now has over two hundred pairs and he's constantly buying more each pair needs to be especially colorful he's a regular at this paris boutique and i know exactly what he's looking for. my love for shoes started way before when i was living in te

but no one says you have to start by leaping across paris rooftops. next up is a sport that is uplifting to say the least indoor skydiving if like me you're not too sure about jumping out of a plane this is the perfect alternative it's just like real skydiving except there's no parachute and no risk of plummeting to sudden death when it malfunctions at all takes place in a vertical wind tunnel maya could since gust started skydiving in her early teens and showed us just how to dance with the wind. this floating dancer earned miles a place in sports history with a first ever title or junior world champion in indoor skydiving. the air in the wind tunnel blows at up to three hundred kilometers an hour every movement is perfect the wind storm doesn't bother the polish athlete she likes it. honestly it kind of feels like sticking your whole body out of a moving car leg it's just the same kind of like air pressure but you can control it so it's like sit with for years whatever you do your body does in that area but in the space you get. she takes her moves

paris. their tours took the berlin based band from mexico to japan and they show no signs of retiring . if they've got some days we enjoy touring and our concerts are always sold out i don't know what would have to happen for us to stop enjoying it. i can't imagine anything better. and the others feel the same way. to live over two decades since their creation. and look back on an extremely successful career and copied but in terms of sheer originality never in cold live . in two thousand and four the boys poke fun at american culture in a song. and in both germany and finland it. live live. live. live. live live live. live . it's. times antics have also been celebrated on cinema screens just in the documentary ramstein of america and more recently in a concert movie in paris hit the red carpets of both p.b.s. . live to the current technical extravaganza of a concert the notorious german band's concert film paris their shows are loud and provocative but on the red carpet the band members loo

pictures footage from two concerts in paris in twenty twelve thirty cameras were strategically placed to capture the band's mix of music stage effects and theater the film was shown simultaneously in cinemas in more than forty countries. it's always tricky trying to reproduce a live concert i think that film is the only medium that can convey at least some of what we're doing. this is. such a big. if since it needed type i like the slow movers we can see ourselves anyway on stage it's like watching a great goal in a football match you can break it down into fractions of a second. this is not. they were previously the subject of a documentary called in america which trying to destroy metal band success in the u.s. . is sort of. the u.s. is a big part of our band history so we're glad with finally been able to turn all the material that we have accumulated into a documentary. climax centers on the band's sell out show at madison square garden in new york the documentary ended up topping music charts in the u.s. and britain. back to the premier of homs trying paris at a famous theater in

paris. their tours took the berlin based band from mexico to japan and they show no signs of retiring. this beautiful gotten that we enjoy touring and all concerts are always sold out i don't know what would have to happen for us to stop enjoying it. i can't imagine anything bad. and the others feel the same way. live over two decades since their creation. and look back on an extremely successful career and copied but in terms of sheer originality never in full lives . the boy spoke. in a song became. less and. it made. the live live. live. live live live live live . it's. times and take some also been celebrating some cinema screens for us through the documentary ramstein of america and more recently in the concept movie i'm starring paris to hit the red carpets of both p.b.s. . live to the current technical extravaganza of a concert the notorious german band's concert film paris their shows are loud and provocative but on the red carpet the band members look relatively tame all six attende

twice a year marcus hill singer and isabella harman make the trip from berlin to paris to visit one of the world's leading design trade. at the ms only they keep a lookout for new trends new fabrics and new manufacturers. the two have known this particular berlin manufacturer for years. internationally german design tends to be associated mainly with product design kitchens sales cars it's an image they're keen to shake off years in office hit wonder sets were little underappreciated is that as they say a prophet has no honor in his own country nor on the european interior design scene it makes is very proud to hear the head by red barney's new york saying wow i love this pillow it's fantastic for the christmas business you hear that and go yeah we are cosmopolitan we are brain on this income of a. building and harmon used to jet around the world working for major architecture firms. in twenty eleven they set up their own business. rummaging through paris flea markets is part of the job they obviously have a good eye but having deep pockets helps too because they're self-employed they

we're now in paris with the orchestra and us and i leave the phones and we're going to perform with then sounded like a really great friends that come from an asylum colombia and i'm really excited to meet some of them and actually to see some of others again and. it's nice to be in paris working with this great orchestra but also be with my fellow lets in americans that there's always this sense of brotherhood amongst us and our friendship. is actually our. well we're blessed. because in twenty first out of the c.d.c. . no wire or little plastic on the project since he doesn't sound that i like better than you and this is a good chance he'll come up short oh well i don't know so many shadows. i know marilyn johnson just simply will just have since going to feel awfully like you. were doing that but. you have been both the. class. i guess in terms of a battle cry if i let you know about obviously i went to rome a freak a real question about all your friends love you should control what people. ever saw was on the record it doesn't prevent those who are both in hermosillo classic adults a

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paris. turkey's vowed to retaliate against the united states after washington post sanctions on two officials in ankara over the detention of an american pastor tied to reject an earlier request by the u.s. to let him return to his homeland brunson is currently under house arrest the turkish president says the u.s. is being disrespectful. shown patience but the step america has taken does not call for to step taken towards a strategic partner in america has shown serious disrespect towards turkey. on wednesday the trumpet ministrations slapped economic sanctions on two senior turkish officials and said any property they have in the us will be blocked in response to it he said it will introduce sanctions of its own freezing the assets of u.s. officials in the country and those targeted will also be prevented from doing business with turkey now the pastor at the center of the dispute is andrew bronson he was detained twenty sixteen in connection with an attempted coup against the government th

paris. with those u.s. return elections on the horizon the specter of alleged russian meddling is reappeared again facebook has removed accounts which it believes are being used to possibly influence the outcome of the vote but this miracle reports there is no evidence to point the finger at moscow. today we removed thirty two pages in accounts from facebook and instagram because they were involved in coordinated inauthentic behavior this kind of behavior is not allowed on facebook because we don't want people or organizations creating networks of accounts to mislead others about who they are or what they're doing yes thirty two accounts were deleted to face the arms race presented by quote well funded adversaries but who are those three to accounts influential enough to undermine american democracy in fact most of the spotted materials have zero to ten followers and in the scope of about fourteen months ran one hundred fifty ads for approximately eleven thousand dollars but let's get down to the nitty grit

paris. turkey is found to retaliate against the united states after washington imposed sanctions on two officials in ankara over the detention of an american pastor turkey rejected an earlier request by the u.s. to let him return to his homeland under brunson is currently under house arrest the turkish president says that the u.s. is being disrespectful. we've shown patience but the step america has taken does not fit a step taken towards a strategic partner in america has shown serious disrespect towards turkey wednesday the trump of ministration slapped economic sanctions on two senior turkish officials and said any property they have a new u.s. will be blocked in response to it he said it will introduce sanctions of its own by freezing the assets of u.s. officials in the country and those targeted will also be prevented from doing business with the pastor at the center of the dispute is andrew brunson he was detained in twenty sixteen in connection with an attempted coup against president

twice a year marcus hill singer and isabella harman make the trip from berlin to paris to visit one of the world's leading design trade fairs at the maze only of they keep a lookout for new as an apology and we are brain didn't come along. building and harman used to jet around the world working for major architecture if . it worked and what is the best six of six and all this is it's a fixed price. maybe you can ask for more five on one or two sure. we haven't that's a solution on google we thought long and hard about whether we should take this step when we finally did it was very liberating things that the best thing about it is how easy it is for us to communicate with marcus and the freedom to make our own decisions the buck stops with us as. t.v. i make. markets hellsing earned isabella harman are based in an elegant nineteenth century apartment in the west of berlin. they might work in design but starting their own company was less about creativity and more a matter of crunching numbers. they have a staff of eight and no plans to expand. the team designs office furniture lamps a

so for her and let me ask you and is born brought up but brought up the paris climate accord of which the u.s. is no longer actively a part of how much of a difference how much do we need to make countries like the us to to push this and to get other countries to do this error or was it just mostly on paper what is actually being done. ok so the paris agreement was a very significant landmark now it's a difficult issue because as you and said some of the whatever we do we're going to get quite a bit more warming but it would be wrong for people to be fatalistic about that we've had a one degree of warming roughly since the nineteenth century. and it really is up to us whether we get two degrees more or three degrees more photographs more over the next couple of hundred years is you know that's quite a long time. the decisions that we take though in the next few decades will determine whether we get another one or two or four degrees of extra warming and that really messes you know we need to limit future warming of course not just for our own generation but for our children's and gran

paris district. group to end its crucial. volunteers there is so unsafe even minimum security measures are not being met and cruised through working there for almost two years distributing more than two hundred fifty thousand meals and supplies along the way charlotte. in paris is a gritty eighteenth hante small town hundreds of migrants clustered together on the streets they gather here as it's where food is distributed by a local for the interior group but after twenty months of solid data to me call wilson looks set to close its doors saying they just can't take it anymore all sorts of it's become more tense we're serving around seven hundred breakfasts every day to migrants who live in terrible conditions they have nothing not even tense they sleep on the ground and sometimes woken up by the police in the morning they kick them and use tear gas to move them so when they come to us they're stressed the nervous twice last week we had to stop serving food to let the tension calm down this is something new for us so yes we're

paris. marie abortion that made headlines last month after being arrested in the us for being a russian agent she now faces further allegations such as loring american money to russia r.t. america had a chance to speak to her lawyer the former shin will be up soon on our to america's you tube channel. well i think if you read the indictment in the case he's alleged to be an agent over russia who failed to register with the attorney general and so essentially that means is they haven't charged with espionage and if you read the allegations against or know the allegations or anything spy like about it the sense of the government is conceding that even under their own theory it should fall the piece of paper with the attorney general's office at the beginning of her trip to america everything she did was legal and so.

paris. turkey has vowed to retaliate against the u.s. after washington imposed sanctions on two officials in ankara over the detention of an american pastor he rejected an earlier request by the u.s. to let him return to his homeland under brunson is currently under house arrest the turkish president says that the u.s. is being disrespectful. we've shown patience but the step america has taken does not fit a step taken towards a strategic partner in america has shown serious disrespect towards turkey and wednesday the trumpet ministrations economic sanctions on two senior turkish officials and said any property they have in the us will be blocked in response to it he said it will introduce sanctions of its own freezing the assets of a us officials in the country ankara says that those targeted will also be prevented from doing business with turkey baster the center of the dispute is andrew bronson he was detained in two thousand and sixteen in connection with an attempted coup against president government that he's accused of espionage a

they would come out here from paris, hunt wild boar and other animals. as you can see, the structure was heavily damaged and had been occupied by the germans and used as an observation post, and then american and french artillery had shattered it where it was no longer usable by the belleau family after the war. here you're looking at an artillery shell hole that had been fired by either the americans or the french. most likely using the 75-millimeter. to my right is a deep crevice, which is a german trench that they had constructed in late may when they started occupying belleau wood. it was through these trenches where the germans were well defended that the americans and with the french had to fire the artillery and eventually move forward with the machine gun rifles and hand-to-hand fighting to drive them deep from within the woods. along this path, besides where the trench lines are and the artillery shells, the marine corps historical division had placed markers. the markers show the advance of the 5th and 6th marine regiments during the course of

paris. south african comedian and presenter the daily show trevor noah made top america's t.v. personalities chart but some say is jokes go way too far oh rule might be don't joke about something called a massacre or just say i mean i don't know if there's any rules but a city away from us. plus germany's colonial past has reexamined as two tribes in south west africa are accused of genocide one hundred years ago. by their very good morning life marti's kevin always with you this wednesday the first of all because just. first to the us no nine one one. help for you if you work for ice the immigration and customs enforcement agency there police in portland oregon are accused of refusing to respond to some emergency calls from ice agents who said they needed assistance to handle violent protests against their agency is facing a huge backlash right now for the way it handles migrants with an abolished the ice movement staging protests across the country caleb open reports from one of them. thes

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this is detail the news coming to you live from berlin a deadly knife attack on the outskirts of paris the attacker kills two people and leaves the nodded gravely injured authorities say the suspect has been shot dead by police so-called islamic state kim's responsibility but offers no proof we'll go live to paris.

the volatile atmosphere in a paris district has forced one prime i go in and it's crucial work there according to volunteer is the area is now unsafe and even minimum security measures are not being met while the group has been working there for almost two years distributing more than two hundred fifty thousand meals and also supplies shall have been skiing reports. in paris is a gritty eighteenth hante small town hundreds of my clients clustered together on the streets they gather here as it's where food is distributed by a local farmer until quick but after twenty months solid data to me call wilson looks set to close its doors saying they just can't take anymore all sorts of it's become more tense we're serving around seven hundred breakfasts every day to migrants who live in terrible conditions they have nothing not even tends to sleep on the ground and sometimes woken up by the police in the morning taking women used tear gas to move them so when they come to us they're stressed and nervous twice last week we had to stop. serving food to let the tension calm down this is somethi

paris. the venezuelan president nicolas maduro says he's escaped an attempt on his life that after drones carrying explosives detonated nearby while he was addressing troops in caracas this weekend of video agency ruptly managed to catch the moment on camera how do you go along with a lot of good little through the court normally you know the. president would do or he was unharmed although seven soldiers were injured the venezuelan government says it's already detained some of those behind the assassination plot. also flung blame to its neighboring colombia which denies any involvement an armed group called the flannels soldiers claim. turkey has vowed to retaliate against the u.s. after washington imposed sanctions on two officials in ankara over the detention of american pastor andrew brunson earlier to be rejected a u.s. request to let him return to his homeland brunson is currently under house arrest and is me in turkey turkish president when says that the u.s. move is disrespectful. red

paris. twenty people have died in a plane crash in the alps in eastern switzerland police say that everybody on board was killed they were on board a world war two plane that was built in one hundred thirty nine and often used for sightseeing tours because the crash is not yet known. the man is well and president nicolas maduro says he's escaped an assassination attempt that after drones carrying explosives detonated nearby while he was addressing troops in caracas this weekend in fact our video agency rapley caught the moment on camera. a lot of. you know the. president maduro was unharmed although seven soldiers were injured the venezuelan government says it's already detained some of those behind the plot duros also blame neighboring colombia which denies any involvement an armed group called the flannels soldiers claims to that it carried the attack. ok so that's how things are looking so far today here on the weekly we're back here with more news in the headlines in just over. the phili

got his sights set for paris 2024 or l.a. 2028. possibly a superman in paris. claire: thank you very much. if you missed some of that press review or you just want to watch it again make sure you check i t out on our website. that is france 24.com. take a look. that's it for this edition. stay tuned to france 24. thanks for watching. çç??9ñ@ narrator: 2008, discontent turns ininto confrontationon. araround the world people e tako the streets. ♪ music momar: they use tear gas, electric batons, plastic bullets. it was a very, very hard day. narrator: protests like these in dakar and senegal spread to many other cities. there were similar riots in egypt and in india. in haiti the president was overthrown. the reason? high food prices. one of the major causes: climate change. villagers are leaving their homes simply to survive.

a tunisian immigrant and is the best baguette maker in paris. in the past that would have been just a job as a mechanical thing that at times he said i am an artist what i do every day is magic. he is doing what he loves uncontrollably that is what you get with prosperity it frees people from drudgery just because monday is when they get to be a superstar again. >> talk about the work concept that i will show up one day there will be a robot in the office and my pink slip. should i be scared about being replaced by a robot? do you thank you should hope that you are because that will be the biggest job creators in history. he will not put us out of work but just make us fall in love with work in the best way to look at that is 150 years ago everybody had to work on a farm and then the primitive robots came along like fertilizer or attractor and the result was fewer and fewer people needed to grow and raise food so they had a supply and it used to be all of human effort was directed toward creating foods and the robots came along and the biggest c

paris. maria burchinal made headlines last month after being arrested in the u.s. on charges of acting as a russian agent in addition to allegedly working on behalf of the kremlin to interfere in u.s. politics it's also been claimed she was trying to war american money to russia or to america has spoken to bush on the floor about the case the full interview will soon be available on its you tube channel. well i think if you read the indictment the case is alleged to be an agent over russia who failed to register with the attorney general and so essentially that means is they haven't charged with espionage and if you read the allegations against or know the allegations or anything spy like about it the sense of the government is conceding that even under their own theory if she had filed a piece of paper with the attorney general's office at the beginning of her trip to america.

if she'd remained in paris, she could have been a free woman. but because of what we think transpired, in other words, this promise she extracted from jefferson, she came back here. and when jefferson died, all of those children were freed. the sally hemmings and thomas jefferson controversy has been one that's been going on for over 200 years. but i think one thing that we really want to do now in the current initiatives that we're embarking here on the mountain top, is to focus on sally hemmings herself. we want to divide her from thomas jefferson and that controversy, and really focus on her as a person. because i think in this 200-year debate or discussion, she's always been a foil for jefferson. she's never been seen in her own light. and we want to restore her humanity. >> so we're standing inside of the space that will be interpreting as sally hemmings' quarter. we believe it is either this space or the one next to it to the west. perhaps you can imagine her here with her children, maybe she's doing some mending of their clothes or they'r

in the paris agreement we can still avoid this catastrophic scenario this is the scientists making a very compelling case. on cotton on the perils of climate change what more needs to be done you mention a few things which we're already doing that what more needs to be done to avoid catastrophic levels of global warming don't one thing we have to do is we have to stop burning fossil fuels coal oil and gas are destroying climate stability and putting us at an acceptable risk so producing power from coal is something we have to face out as quickly as possible but we also have to think about the transportation sector about agriculture all of that has to be transformed to ways of doing things that emit less greenhouse gases right talent policy analysts from german watch in berlin thank you very much for that all this meant. let me now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world internees inefficiency of the death toll from sunday's earthquake in provinces risen to one hundred thirty one aide workers have been struggling to reach victims in remote areas and m

number one with twenty thousand and seven songs is paris. the city of light is also the city of romance. one man even some the praises of what they must reason st. is a is a. bold as it is a. now bloggers have taken you tube by storm in the last few years with young creators using the platform to showcase their talents online but they're not all in their teens and twenty's folks who hails from the north german city of hamburg is a passionate chef and that eighty certainly well above the average age compared to a contemporaries like any granny she has her own signature dishes has helped her out by holding the camera when she starts cooking in the kitchen including my absolute favorite. has. three minutes to go until monica folks begins her next project. at the tender age of eighty. make every mistake imaginable her son montana is helping out as assistant chef cameramen and director. yes. today we're making bubba good news an appetizer known as a man. in this case an eggplant puree from lebannon the preparation time is normally thirty minutes

sadly in the past twenty years half of paris has bistros have closed. nowadays more and more people are ordering a quick lunch they can take back to the office. yes it's affected us as well by receiving a few orders from paris to be stroh's are being replaced by launched chinese fashion boutique so fast food restaurant. well the consul saying. that can be his basic chaz are so tough to go around the globe so they are far from being a thing of the past. and finally round off the show with today's installment of our series island dreams if you ever travel to venice and it's really we have a top tip for you there are dozens of tiny islands in the venetian lagoon two of the most popular. and morano which have both close enough for a day trip during your stay broncos known for its bright colored houses fishing and lace while morocco is more widely known for its gloss so take a look and see if you fancy a bit of italian island hopping. gliding along the canal drowned in towards the finish and lagoon within minutes the scenery changes entirely. is home to over

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paris. the bodies of three russian journalists killed in the central african republic have now been delivered back to russia the three reporters were killed in an ambush by an identified militia fighters on tuesday. yeah you're probably nearing information from the investigation is that on identified individuals attacked a russian journalist would have you to robbing them and kill them when they resisted. and told ohana no one would tighten and those who promised to protect them were full of them but now it does not matter the central african republic is an extremely dangerous place why people especially if without military protection they deal with such dangerous things as most no reason there is a civil war in which a person's life cost nothing not any unfortunately my friends fall victim to this war. thanks thing without any updates coming your way in just over half an hour either. close. some for something. people as you know we that. in the. trees. mostly see him say so it's only. the b