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within the four to france don't forget that their hero general do go once said that france extends from don't get into a lot of france two governors are said in the south of g.d.p. so for france a deal was a settlement economy is not expropriation court and they were not permitted a g.m. but of course the effort they have done to misty some of the good others involved in the union war is the sense in as far as deep when the group there was we all of the french people would invoke we could invoke dependently she remember using the second would walk when get her bed time. went into this side of the fence they were always him and when mr don't go to get them to work and need to flee from the order then they will accept it because the four wrote an article as if they were resistance that they for the want to get it tensing a plane yet i do believe at this stage of course something with music being done for some of those people he's a genius but the big problem should be fixed within a given by the government this is a country that has looked at gusts that has elected not to resource it but

his next move must be through france to get his southern claw. through france. how was she to face the onslaught? these scenes are ancient history. they occurred in 1914. the german armies without warning had smashed across neutral belgium, invaded france. out of the french capital poured the french reserves, riding out to battle the enemy in every vehicle that could move. the famous taxicab army. it was riding out to battle. in the center of the french line stood the 9th french army, commanded by an unknown general. on september 5th, 1914, he is reputed to have said: my ride has driven in. my center is giving way. the situation is excellent. i attack. he did attack. the german onslaught was checked and paris was saved. that comparatively unknown general later became commander in chief and decided the signing of the arm isatins with defeating the germans. to this general, they elected a monument. marshal ferdinand [indiscernible] whose motto was: attack. always attack. still later, the war-wearied french people erected another monument, this one to a minister of

asked france to dock in marseille. france avoided the request saying the ship should head to the nearest safe port instead. france's national ethics committee will be issuing its recommendations today on a series of bioethical issues. they include euthanasisia and medically asassisted reproducti. the question of legalizing assisted reproduction methods is a hot button issue in france. donor, aa sperm procedure that is legal in france. for lesbian couples or single women, it is not allowed. such inequalities could soon change. emmanuel macron has come out in favor of amending france's reproduction loss. some 60%0% of french people agr. the issue remains divisive. lgbt groups say such discrimination much -- must stop. others say it is unnatural. originting a lineage oror is impossible because you cannot be born from two women. it is establishing from the get-go a handicap for the child. >> currently single and lesbian couples wanting -- need to go abroad if they want to use a sperm donor. a costly endeavor that raises th

chris: you're watching live from paris on "france 24." the u.s. begins to feel the brunt of hurricane florence with several more days of high wind and rain are forecast. the italian city of genoa holds a minute signs -- a minute of silence after bridge collapse. barack obama and harrison ford are losing the dutch leading the call to protect our planet. they gather and sandwiches go to spur on the fight against climate change. -- in san francisco to spur on the flight against climate change. week will be a time of reflection for the financial world this saturday marking 10 years since the collapse. corrects on the 15th of september, 2008, was that america's fourth-largest investment bank out for bankruptcy. leaving 25,000 staff out of work , the fall the wall street titan helped trigger the global financial crisis and raise awareness about systemic risk for financial institutions in front authorities to tighten regulations, but where to banks stand today in europe? we take a look. >> that you doesn't eat financial crash of the european banks hard f

the core region in southern france is one of europe's oldest wine regions its claim to fame is the murdoch great. prize for the best now there have twenty eighteen went to the chateau de mack who has been yard owned by bet all the gold. now that from core is also called the black wine it isn't hard to see why there's a saying if you can look through it it isn't them out there. are so. it's a great very difficult to do to grow bird here in. crikey meat. very. very. bad target a holes father bought the chateau de meco as in one thousand nine hundred three. he turned it into a four star hotel with thirty rooms and a michelin starred restaurant. the castle ambience is part of the appeal. of the bishops' of. twenty some to read so you don't have a lot of. initiative from the certain some three. or was growing my bag even men. but during the nineteenth century a fits plague the region and destroyed most of. them out back break from coal or was only rescued from extinction by the vincennes hard work in the one nine hundred forty s. . media and studied agriculture and dedicate their efforts to rep

france's second largest city, the oldest city in france. it sits right by the mediterranean. the food is famously good. yet, it's a victim of bad reputation, bad history. marseille. as it turns out, exactly the kind of place i like. but, this is a buddy picture, isn't it? eric ripert is the chef of the three-star la bernardin in new york, a chevalier of france. i think that means he's some kind of knight or something, and my friend. this causes him some problems. he, i like to remind him, has a reputation to protect. i do not. welcome to marseille. >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: you've never been here. >> eric: never. >> anthony: how is this even possible? you grew up how far from here? >> eric: like, uh, 50 miles. a hundred miles. >> anthony: a hun -- you grew up a hundred miles from here? what prevented you from coming to this clearly beautiful city? because it's clearly beautiful. >> eric: it's a fantastic city. i mean, it's beautiful. i agree with you, but it has a reputation of being a dangerous city. >> anthony: you live in new york. [ laughter ] ♪ >> anthony: i should po

in france. is not popular we have too many misconceptions on going so fortunately golf is a wonderful sport but maybe it's a bit expensive. it could make it more democratic. the french public want to have a french player to cheer but thomason of a part of the willing to win two thousand and four told me it won't affect the atmosphere rather radhika you smile you shout you cry you enjoy it sometimes you win sometimes you lose brings all these emotions to you so it's a hope to broaden the french public will join but for a difference don't know what the party and then go out to cheer for the team. sixty thousand tickets for each of the three days some down to brecqhou time over forty percent of the french public and there will be plenty of support for the resurgent tiger woods in his first round a cup the sixty is it's not often i get to see the game superstar and the last time i played in paris i think it was ninety four ninety four so it's been awhile since i've played in paris but i've been ther

what might the consequences of that purchase be for fifty years france has invested in nuclear power and now has fifty eight reactors producing seventy five percent of the country's energy those plants therefore represent three quarters of french power production. each reactor has two main parts first the nuclear reactor designed by a river that's the part that involves radioactivity the second referred to as the conventional part and manufactured by allstar is built around the famous arabella turbine the plans are operated by e.d.f. and through those three companies france once enjoyed the rare privilege of a comprehensive nuclear industry but that energy autonomy is now in question on a god you only man can ploy to secure it in as your nose will upon nutria. of god to be a crucial genome in the heart you know nuclear bomb gotta be seen more code your word on it or if it is either it legally but with enough you don't want to rip it because it it isn't easy keep it. comports on as all the other eleven while you push it both have a treat get it conceited you do it superimposed year i

a few months ago the total reform of islam in france and with the groundwork in place by the autumn. there is a radical and aggressive interpretation of islam that sets as its goal questioning the norms and laws of our free country and free societies by autumn we will clarify this situation by giving islam a framework and rules that will guarantee that it is practiced in accordance with the laws of the republic so far it's only words but continues to chew over how to bring in those changes help is that turned a liberal think tank them or taking institute has released a report with its own suggestions it is essential to have an alternative muslim religious discourse in french that is parallel to the mainstream discourse prevalent on social networks today meaning the salafist discourse france must equip itself with the means and important networks to disseminate this counter-narrative who can do that only muslims the report also has some concrete suggestions about how to achieve this one is to incorporate arabic into the educational system the idea is that by offering arabic in schools

anchor: you are watching "france and thisgenie godula is the headlines. minister ofrime hungary accuses eu lawmakers of blackmail after the european parliament votes today on whether not to century his government for its anti-migrant positions. brazil's most popular politician writes a letter from his jail cell, saying he is pulling out of the presidential race. da silva: of his supporters to vote for the man he named to run in his place. and as hurricane florence barrels towards ththe eastern united states, thousands of cars hit the road in a mass evacuation. also coming up this hour in business, the beetle versus the fiji. why paul mccartney and wycliff debatede into a european over copyright laws. and giving kids the healthy breakfast they don't get it home. that's coming up, but first, our top story line from paris. the european parliament is sent to vote right about now on whether or not to punish hungry for going against the core values of the european union. hungary has made a genetic shift to the right sense by minister viktor orman came to power

the german chancellor is in france to discuss europe's migration policy and call this face political problems domestically after taking in more than a million refugees since the height of the migration crisis in twenty fifteen several countries have tightened their border controls many migrants arriving on the spanish coast hoping to travel north however the reports from the french spanish border they are meeting unexpected hurdles. at the foot of the pier unease in the basque country and estrie divides northern spain from south western france a lush landscape and now a new frontline in europe's migration crisis last year less than ten migrants a day came to the spanish town of iran hoping to reach france now it's near a forty ever read is part of a growing network of volunteers helping new arrivals there was. no doubt we're driving around everyone in the last spanish town before the border with france and we're looking for people who've just arrived from the south of spain to give them some information. these men from the camorra silence in the indian ocean have tried to reach franc

he was the best young rider at the tour de france last year. in some ways this feels like a natural combination of that trajectory. it is not a flash in the pan. it has been a steady progression. he is 26, he has won a grand tour. and he will certainly win more significant races from here. the three different british riders winning the three grand tours this year, that has not happened in any nation before. there has never been a nation in cycling that has w011 been a nation in cycling that has won the three grand tours with three different writers. having been involved in the sport for nearly 20 yea rs, involved in the sport for nearly 20 years, the idea that it is happening in britain isjust extraordinary. he is not a team sky rider, he comes from a different team. is that significant? very significant. they did try to sign him in 2013 and he did try to sign him in 2013 and he did not want to go to them because they didn‘t want to take his brother as well. add is also a best young riderfrom the tour de as well. add is also a best young ride

in france feeble. and talk about preserving cultural heritage france restores churches castles even old factories and now we're restoring our agricultural heritage but the one. we tried to do for was a customer what. big from the middle age and then they can taste really what people are drinking power during. before they started their own vineyards the couple worked for other wine growers for years with great success as experts in soil analysis they advised hundreds of in the world over for their own slopes they chose that very traditional. works in so long time for. a moment he just said we make we make we help people to print when you're outdoors who's the world and govern the thing and so she said why we can't. so that's her region of the decision. the chateau de meco as produces on a very different scale it is more than six thousand five hundred ten tons of land. also take center stage at the hotel restaurant in twenty seventeen is the shift so was awarded a michelin star for pairing regional dishe

as far as france was concerned, it had a revolution going on and had few troops to spare because france had to fight many wars in europe in 1790 and fight for survival. so there were a number of troops that were sent from france during the haitian revolution in a happen has a ard fashion. -- haphazard fashion. those that did make it to haiti failed to make a difference largely due to the climate of haiti that was conducive to mosquitoes and, thus, diseases like malaria and yellow fever that tended to be deadly for european troops who were not accustomedded to the caribbean. each though france did manage to slip some reinforcements to haiti throughout the revolution, eventually he ends up being killed either by fighting or through yellow fever. the role was fairly hazy because he kept himself in the background. we see him playing a greater role in 1793 which is when spain declared war on france and decided to the attack haiti from what is the dominican republic. at that point, he decided to join the spanish army. and so appears a lot in the spanish records as a general in the spanish arm

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these men from the camorra silence in the indian ocean have tried to reach france the volunteers offer advice and a place at their shelter it's a bit of comfort far from home most here are from francophone africa sean claude is an engineer from cameroon after several attempts to cross the border he's given up his dream of a job in france. i thought it would be in eldorado but then you realize life is tough everywhere your family back home in africa calls you to help them but you can't your relatives put themselves in debt to send you your the big hope but if you can't satisfy their expectations it's hard it weighs on you you're in an empty place and finally you think you should have stayed in africa africa france recently toughened its immigration law and increased police border checks migrants are regularly sent back to spain for many people in this region the situation is an echo of their own past in one nine hundred thirty six during the spanish civil war a battle in iran led hundreds of people to flee their homes across this river to seek refuge in france. sat on a beach in a forei

self of all his problems before retiring of france. had its industry its economy and its sovereignty nevertheless been preserved by our want to borg. was it a total or partial american victory was the alliance with the french the internet. or reality. who. could speak to it. on film is. going to go. it is. fine i'm one of these back to the twenty first of june twenty fourth team are no man to book terms the sale of l. storm into an alliance three joint ventures a created run equally by general electric and the first and networks the second in renewable energy and the third in nuclear power it appeared to be an equal partnership between france and the united states. to take. on an oil. price a. divorce she said every year good. news some ask simple you sure. it was you know that jeep who volunteered. no more. to do chemo resolution i did the section they did it at reform and not let go. you know it on his own. five months later on november the fourth emanuel mccrone concluded the sale the final agreement turns out quite different. the j

spain germany italy and france each got their share. the french colonial empire extended over much of western and northern africa it provided the raw materials like the oil from algeria necessary for the industrial and military rise of postwar france. on september thirteenth one thousand nine hundred sixty france detonated its first atomic bomb in began in the algerian so how. do you have your say about something you have your boss to. know your. poor forces as your. chances sort of work or if you know more are. meant to be true of the. we noticed but there's a piece of it kind of follows. us of course it is security the source you need to know sort of all first person results to. fake a new clear out this is the good of halls of also order of peace also. but the winds afraid i'm blowing across africa and france western news all its colonies. the independence of algeria west particularly painful in part because of its strategic oil reserves after eight years of bloody fighting the french were forced to withdraw. the both of you because

of course, grover had been dead many years now, and frances agreed. frances, by the way, she remarried after grover died and married a princeton professor, a guy named thomas preston, and was married to him much longer, actually, than she was married to grover. and just a funny quick story, but frances lived long time, and in 1947 she was seated next to eisenhower at a fancy dinner. and her place card just identified her as mrs. thomas preston. so eisenhower had no idea who she was. and they began chatting, and at one point they started talking about washington, and she said, you know, general, i used to live in washington. and eisenhower said, really? where? [laughter] matthew: it was only then that frances identified herself as the former first lady. and eisenhower was quite embarrassed by that. but frances, to her credit, agreed with keane that there should be an account published of what happened on the oneida in 1893. so keane finally broke the embargo and published an account of the operation in, of all places, the saturday evening post. now, yo

europe's new frontier how migrants are facing an unexpected hurdle trying to enter france. from a fresh coast to breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. however we've got more showers in the forecast for turkey the start of the mediterranean could see a little bit of wet weather as well that cloud of rain pushes right across the caucuses as well to see some wet weather there just around the black sea around the caspian sea armenia through azerbaijan georgia seeing some showers not see bad on saturday for the eastern side of the med but you might just catch one or two showers in cyprus so in parts of turkey by the end of the weekend elsewhere central areas looking fine and dry forty six celsius yet again a hot one there for kuwait city hot enough in baghdad out around forty two degrees and hot enough here in doha around forty two degrees as well little more cloud just pushing into a man as we go through the supports if we just squeeze out a spot or two of rain in the system just edging a little further north woods up towards the u.a.e. southern parts of sau

frances tells me the commute may be getting worse. here she is with details. >> the crash in hayward does involve injuries. right now all lanes have been blocked just for the last couple of minutes. this is on southbound 880 approaching a street. and with the full lane blockage, traffic has quickly backed up from san lorenzo is approaching highway 92. this is going to be a bad spot for a while. they did have the cars clear to the right-hand side. we'll keep you posted on this one. southbound 880 heavy through hayward. once you make your way from fremont to san jose, it's a 14-minute trip. in the south bay, no problems reported at all. northbound 280 from 101 cupertino is 10 minutes. >>> thanks, frances. moms have another reason to breast feed their babies. breast feeding is better than pumping is not clear yet. researchers say pumped breast milk is superior to none at all. pwaebgs who were breast fed to six months saw the greatest benefit. >>> a peace summit and it will be marked by unveiling a new statue of nelson mandela. his arms o

the german chancellor is in france today discussing europe's migration policy anglo merkel has faced political problems domestically after taking in more than a million refugees since the height of the migration crisis in twenty fifteen and several countries have tightened their border controls many migrants arriving on the spanish coast hoping to travel north however as natasha butler reports from the border between france and spain they are meeting unexpected hurdles at the foot of the pier unease in the basque country and estrie divides northern spain from southwest and france and russia and scape and now a new frontline in europe's migration crisis. last year less than ten migrants a day came to the spanish town of iran hoping to reach france now it's near a forty ever hour and gran is part of a growing network of volunteers helping new arrivals their own. we're driving around iran the last spanish town before the border with france and we're looking for people who've just arrived from the south of spain to give them some information. these men from the camorra silence in the ind

spain germany italy and france each got their share. the french colonial empire extended over much of western and northern africa it provided the raw materials like the oil from algeria necessary for the industrial and military rise of post-war france. on september thirteenth one thousand nine hundred sixty france detonated its first atomic bomb in begun in the algerian so how. do you have your say about something you have your boss to. know. who are the forces that is your nuclear forces who are just sort of workers you know morris. meant to surely. i noticed that there's a piece on it kind of falls. off because of course it is security to nestle's you need to know some all best person result to me there was see forces out there on their feet for years afaik a new clear out this is false of also ordered peace also. but the winds afraid i'm blowing across africa and france was to lose all its colonies. the independence of algeria west particularly painful in part because of its strategic oil reserves after eight years of bloody fighting

world champions france are short on confidence after their world cup despite that triumph there they should not be considered european favorites so says their own coach did eate a shop you'll be live says otherwise. they totally deserve to be world champions especially because they're so balanced strong in defense with lots of good tacklers that can win challenges and take possession and they have speedy players up top that can go deep when transitioning from the back. should be let the she. if they can manage it a strong showing against france would be a start in repairing germany's better damage after the world cup and since this is anything but a friendly munich could be in for a classic match. all right how is this team different to team germany that played in the world cup. well the service is not that different at all you've got a lot of the old story players like tony krause who we just heard from there and not many new players coming into the squad only three players in the squad uncapped so far only one of them likely to start tonight because of hoffenheim so i think a lot o

frances. >>> yes, chris it's not over yet. i want to show you the live doppler image of tropical storm florence right now. and i'm looping it the last 12 hours. you can see to show you actually thats it barely moving. and because it's almost stationary it pulse all the moisture from the atlantic and to continue dumpinggh parts of we had one area swansboro, north carolina, that got over 30 inches of rain process. and also newport got over 2 feet of rain. right now tropical storm florence has winds of about 45-mile-per-hour, only moving at 2-mile-per-hour. it's 40 miles west right now of myrtle beach and going to stay in that area for a while. here are concerns. an additional 5 to 20 inches of rain expected still. with form total attention up to 40 inches. dangerous storm surge. we also have life threatening flash flooding and possible landslide. we are keeping track of that. a and possible tornadoes. we will watch this the next couple days chris. >> and frances the american red cross is organizing relief for those affected by t

defending champions france are in charge of their semifinal with spain ben wopat won on his davis cup debut for france his opponent public or a noble start was struggling with injury for much of the contest in lille pair winning in straight sets. that much was followed by france's lucas prix against roberto goods the spaniard won the first set with some punchy tennis but we built on pairs earlier work digging deep for a five set victory. for ariz kemi reichen and went quickest in second practice ahead of sunday's singapore grand prix not such good day face teammates a bustin vettel the four time world champion damaged his car after clipping a wall vettel finished with the ninth fastest lap time championship leader lewis hamilton also took a couple of wrong turns but ended up second quickest in the sadie's draw. it is thirty points clear of vettel in the title standings with seven races left in the season. i'm trying to let the guys past and then they'll both back talk they don't but slow and i was trying to recover ground and. have a semi great balance to fall ball and sebastian try t

because france had to fight many wars in europe and fight for survival. there were a number of troops sent from france during the haitian revolution. in a haphazard fashion. whenever some troops could slip through the british navy which was not always. those that did not make it to haiti failed to make a difference largely to the climate of haiti. and it was -- it tended to be very deadly for european troops and were not accustomed to the caribbean. and so, even though france did manage some reinforcements to haiti for the revolution, eventually, the answer being killed either by fighting or yellow fever. and early in the revolution he kept himself in the background. we sampling a greater role in 1793 which is when the spain declared war on france and decided to attack. at that point, they decided to join the spanish army and it appears in the record as a general in the spanish army. eventually, france acknowledged that the slaves had won and granted emancipation throughout haiti and it was 1793, 1794. after that they decided to switch from the spanish ar

to feel coastline this region in northwestern france is home above all to fishermen and farmers. locally grown wheat is plentiful here good news for the region's many crip of the city and there's certainly no shortage of those here in the small town of compaq which dates back to the middle ages. the clip of the defeat is one of the oldest here it's run by audrey green day and her colleague. for her craps she mixes different types of flour in addition to ordinary wheat meal she also uses flour made from buckwheat. known here as blaine wa or black wheat it's a key ingredient in the proton gallons. let me know it was says and now i've added salt to my various types of flour mills and now i mix it all up with my hands. so i add one egg. and finally water. so what. the mixture is needed to form a light batter. then it's ready for cooking. that's not his so this is the way. the griddle is coated with egg yolk before cooking rather than fat. that's now we wait. oh if we use a lot of butter in brittany butter with salt. and a goes in the center and then kill your cheese over the top five

some of my class were already in france. i seemed embedded in the monotony and unsought safety zone of the interior. i could see myself years later silent at class reunions while others reminisced of battle. for a man who likes to talk as much as i, that would have been an intolerable punishment. i had missed the boat in the war that we had been told would end all wars. a soldier's place was where the fighting went on. i had not yet learned that basic lesson of the military, that the proper place for a soldier is where he is ordered by his superiors. as for my primary career, the prospects were none too bright. i saw myself in years ahead putting on weight in a meaningless chair-bound assignment, shuffling papers and filling out forms. if not depressed, i was mad. disappointed and resented the fact that the war had passed me by. no one can be more of a fearful worrywart than a young man trying to read his future in a bleak moment. ike need not have worried. although it took him 23 years, there was always another war to be fo

let's start with a quick look at the weather with frances. >> good morning. we have another shiin sunny day as you can see. the clouds are breaking up and there is some fog in napa where visibility is less than a mile right now. here is your 12-hour day planner. sunrise at 6:52. most temperatures in the 50s and we'll have low clouds but by lunchtime, the clouds will pull back to the coast, sunny everywhere else and the on shore breeze will keep things cool in the upper 70s today around the bay, upper 60s and at the coast low 60s. the clouds start to move back in for dinner and sunset at 7:15. we have some cool weather ahead but we also have a big warmup and i'll tell you that with the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. carolyn? >> thank you, frances. >> this morning a deadly hit and run in santa rosa. officers were called just before 9:30 last night. witnesses called 911 after watching a car hit a man. he died at the scene. the driver of the car involved took off. >> looks like it's a white said d sedan, possibly smaller sedan with a spoiler on the bac

other palestinian activist i had to mimi has attended a political event in france after earlier being banned from traveling abroad by the israeli government israel stop the seventeen year old from traveling to europe earlier this month to talk about her experience in jail and the palestinian resistance movement to me was freed in july after spending eight months in prison for slapping an israeli soldier. the man in the twenty one you're a seventeen year old palestinian you suffer every day promise israeli occupation of palestinian children get arrested or killed one hundred daily basis at checkpoints they have a hard time going to school because of all those security checks they risk their lives on their way to school. plenty more ahead on this news hour the worst is yet to come people in the u.s. state of north carolina are warned about the flooding threat posed by storm florence. sick and starving we report on the plight of the tens of thousands of south sudanese children suffering malnutrition. and later in sport it's full time lucky for christiane over now though as he scores his

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matt, jessica >> thanks, frances. another ikea in the east bay. >> if you're having issues with apple's new we've got bone dry air and slight breeze from time to time not only here but through the central valley, towards tahoe, medford. that's why we have a high fire danger today and tomorrow in those areas. temperatures are going to run in the low to mid-90s in the central valley. even 70 in eureka. how often does that happen? almost as warm as san diego, 72. los angeles, 76. 81, yosemite. roller coaster in tahoe. 73 today. advertised 71. 80s wednesday and thursday. mid-60s and breezy conditions saturday and sunday. >>> subscription radio company sirius xm is buying oak land-based pandora. the $3.5 billion stock deal was just announced earlier this morning. and analysts view the deal as a way to move beyond cars and into homes and mobile devices. sirius, look at this. with 36 million subscribers. pandora has 70 million monthly active users. quite a difference there. the boards of both companies have approved this dea

in france it is known as -- i guess we could translate it as the government back toowork. the ffrst meeting for them today. tte first meeting for this new reshuffle government. the ooe last week didn't go so well. said he was resigning on radio without telling nyone. that was a severe blow to manual macron and the government. had promisedsident that -- woull be replaced. laura fletcher also decided too1 resign yesterday. she has been replaced as well. a very small reshuffle. some observers were saying that potentially reshuffle would b wider. that this opportunity would be used to get id of some ministers who are not doing so well in the polls. that has not happened. emmanuel acron's message today is that the government is back at work. eveeything is normal. the fiasco is behind everrone. right now the president is in the elyseesar palace right behind me talking to all these ministers in order to ive them ccear directions for the three to five months to come. they're talkingng about how to t because there is also the affair that the french have not yet% forgotten and indee

>> daniel: meilleur ouvrier de france. >> anthony: the master craftsman of france. >> daniel: there's about 30 discipline of craftsmen, where you can acquire the m.o.f. >> anthony: see that red, white, and blue around their necks? that means they made it through the brutally, unreasonably rigorous competition that pits >> anthony: certified by the highest in the land as being at the very top of the top of their professions. mof challenges often include ultra old-school classics, not unlike the one we're making today. poularde en vessie. thick slices of black truffle are slipped under the skin of a chicken from bresse, the rolls royce of chickens. it's then tied, slipped inside a pig's bladder, and steamed in court bouillon until tender. >> daniel: the idea is to concentrate the flavor of truffle inside the bladder. the dish they choose, it's already in reference to a chef of the past. this was a dish la mere brazier was doing. >> anthony: the at-times brutal world of the michelin star kitchen looks much of the time like a boy's club, but where did they come from? if we track back a bi

in central france. sometimes and used to be a center for coal mining during the french industrial revolution but the minds of long closed since then the region has been looking for a new identity. percentage then is a mix of architectural arest the historic part of town with the graunt in queens dates back to the twelfth century but a drive through town quickly reveals the rapid transition from old buildings to newer more modern structures. the church of st charles in the center of town is located on a popular square which also includes city hall. this is where you can experience a typical easygoing lifestyle which many friends here enjoy. over the last few years sandton chan has undergone an urban transformation the city to design is a place where higher education meets culture was created in two thousand and nine on an old arms manufacturing site and now hosts exhibitions and other events including the international design be anally thanks in part to contributions by the center unesco name santé chan

france's president emanuel mccraw and has come in for a barrage of criticism online after footage emerged of him talking to a group of apparently undocumented migrants here's the exchange both of those who are not going to. get i didn't. know what they were going to. come from different very difficult and so you know it's. pretty embarrassing the video there for president mack on as he saw in the video a man claims that he's from algeria and he's been on holiday in france for can you believe it is that mr mack on a little bit surprised when he heard that but just so the system regulated documented so you can be in france probably in the man says yes i'm going to but the reaction on twitter has been absolutely outrage that that was the president's only reaction to a man who's just essentially told them that he's been undocumented this country for years others went as far as saying perhaps president had even disrespected france's own rules take a look at some of the reaction on twitter attention this is not a parody that is the president of our republic hey mr mccraw thanks a lot mr micron

when it comes to learning english, france is pretty bad. including begetting language class of the primary school and broadcasting english languagee cartoons on national tv. ♪ teachtakes creativity to english in the land of voyeur. only 14% of french 14-year-olds had a good level of english. that percentage is on its way up, reaching 21% this year. france remains far behehind sweden.. according to a report, it needs to change. we want to expand that and not be afraid. >> it is one of those that offers classes. >> it is not the native language. >> the making wish a priority getting all new trainees to study abroad. at today's top stories. hurricane florence is edging closer to america's east coast. forecasters sasay life-threateng rain and flooding is on the way, even though the storm has been downgraded to a category 2. more scandal for the catholic church, this time in germany. close to 1700 priests sexually abused minors over seven decades. and president macron unveils an 8 billion euro plan to tackle poverty in france. .ith me is steph

she was a beautiful child, frances was a beautiful woman, so why not put that on the display? host: let's talk about you and your interest in politics. you mentioned talking about the family history around the kitchen table. when did you take a serious history in american political history? not until like junior high. my dad always talked about it, because i had to other brothers, he was talked about politics, he always talked about the presidency and presidential descendents. but i think junior high really piqued my interest and caused me to take a greater look at it, and the fact that i had the legacies of both families. researchly wanted to and read as much as possible, so i think probably my junior high years was the timeframe i became really, really interested in it. and dad showed an even greater interest, and we went to a lot of the historical sites, the mckinley museum and the library, and grover cleveland's grave site in new jersey. was notuld say i really as familiar with it in early high, but i think junior high school, college, and the interest i had probably cause

little bit surprised when he heard that but just so the system regulated documented so you can be in france probably in the man says yes i'm going to but the reaction on twitter has been absolutely outrage that that was the president's only reaction to a man who's just essentially told them that he's been undocumented in this country for years others went as far as saying perhaps president had even disrespected france's own rules take a look at some of the reaction on twitter attention this is not a parody that is the president of our republic hey mr mccraw thanks a lot mr micron we are undocumented we love you so much when the most powerful man in france looks the other way when there is an obvious breach of law he makes fools of the whole country. sure. i do specifically because this problem. well right at the very end of the video it does seem as if the man is trying to attract some of his statement but doesn't wait very long and he hastily moves along very aware i'm sure that the cameras were on him and that encounter was being filmed and surely going to be disseminated like it was acro

is others went as far as saying perhaps president had even disrespected france's own rules take a look at some of the reaction on twitter. attention this is not a parody that is the president of our republic hey mr mccraw thanks a lot mr micron we are undocumented we love you so much when the most powerful man in france looks the other way when there is an obvious breach of law he makes fools of the whole country. should be appalled i don't blame mccrone specifically because this problem did not yesterday. well right at the very end of the video it does seem as if the man is trying to attract some of his statement but matt can doesn't wait very long and he hastily moves along very aware i'm sure that the cameras were on him and that encounter was being filmed and surely going to be disseminated like it was across social media and this of course immigration is a sore subject here in france recently the french government has introduced its no new migration bill where it's trying to make it more difficult for people to apply for asylum and migration status here in france and also trying t

is expanding all over the world with priority markets in europe including france and the u.k. they're also looking at markets in asia places like hong kong japan and the philippines following the announcement made earlier this week sonic which is a publicly traded company saw its its share go up to an all time high this was over forty four dollars per share this could help sonic where it faces competition with other fast foods including yum brands which includes restaurants like taco bell and pizza hut change which are also found all over the world inspire is looking to diversify dining. to accommodate potential changes in restaurant consumption and those changes in the economy now this includes sit down restaurants like buffalo wild wings arby's and now sonic with the retro i'm sorry with a retro drive and service that allows for the option of dining in your vehicle or takeout but the restaurant industry isn't the only place we're seeing this and other industries are providing more product offerings to attract additional different demographic customers target for example has

here's frances. ily, wotng in in hayward southbound 880, a couple of earlier accidents. 238 towards is about 17 minutes. adding 15-minute wait. we'll show you headlights westbound on interstate 80 approaching the maze where we are backed up into the maze right now. and looking good in the north bay. 101 southbound on the right-hand side making its way nicely through san rafael towards san francisco at this point. jessica, matt? >> thanks, frances. senator dianne feinstein calls for the senate judiciary committee to postpone brett kavanaugh's nomination. >>> her letter to chuck grassley comes after another woman accused kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. >>> 53-year-old deborah ramirez said kavanaugh exposed himself to her in her first year at yale university. >>> christine placy ford has agreed to testify before the committee on thursday. kavanaugh will tell his side of the story after ford testifies. >>> the "new york times" reports kavanaugh will give the committee his calendars from the summer of 198

kilos but well swiss onions are being harvested it's one hundred twenty six francs. with meal importers pay one hundred nine francs in duties within a fixed limit if you want to import more though you'll have to dig deep two thousand nine hundred francs and duties for just one hundred kilograms of meat. so what about bicycles no matter where they're from they cost just twelve francs apiece. in tariffs. the farmers union president likes the flexible import duty system it keeps cheap competitors out of the market when it counts most. this was farmers say it's not just about protecting their livelihoods they insist it's also about conservation and animal welfare only with protectionism they say can those and other values be enforced. cattle breeder marcus ritter doesn't believe free trade principles are compatible with production standards the swiss would accept. but what is very important is that here at switzerland we also believe we have an ethical responsibility to protect the food that we cattle and not just seek to use our purchasing power to get things on the wel

or france or france for that matter that actually that's not. what we are throwing we are trying to pull harold create conditions for the political process. frankly speaking. we don't believe that in this case as well like in the case of syria there should be any artificial deadline we welcomed the meeting which took place between the four leaders of various libyan barges in paris in may i think was it. and we support the efforts of the special envoy of the secretary general mr solomon. but to say that we must die but make sure that the elections take place in december i don't think it would be sending the right signal elections must be filled when all cheap political forces. have understanding that this would be something the result of the exit. we still don't see the level that level of agreement between them. and most people never do you like. load supervision you know mr trump by the way is that she stands firmly for the sovereignty of each and every country in the world and this is something i strongly support and certainly. we. wish them w