yes, it certainly is and i'm in paris france, not paris l i'm in paris france, not paris texas.he d—day anniversary, but you're absolutely right, the politics of immigration has been shifting radically across the western world in which see mainstream politicians about the right and the left and moving more in the direction of the hard right policies the world to the skin the more votes than if you look at the record on this, it's not been very successful and already in the uk, you can see prime minister rishi sunak is been trying to position himself further to the right at all votes from the reform party and joe biden is done the same thing but he wants to dread demonstrate that he is a master of the game as control of the humanitarian crisis at the border and i'm sure that they're watching the polls to see if this is going to move the needle and more people supporting joe biden becoming term from the border. {aiding people supporting joe biden becoming term from the border.— term from the border. giving me info on to technical— term from the border. giving me info on to technic

you have seen the vote in paris, france they started voting at 8:00 am local time and they have a role in determining the fate of their country . you can watch live and directly from al-nabi tehran pars mosque in tehran . we told you about the long queue that mr. seifi's family participated in this ceremony and in this election . and for example, they were announcing statistics that i saw now the ministry of interior, election headquarters announced that none of the branches yet. the counting of votes has not been done , fortunately, so far, there are no reports that there is a problem in the holding process or a problem, for example, in having security in the process. we didn't have any problems or special reports. one thing i found interesting was the pages of the elections and the voting process. right now, we have imamzdeh saleh, four branches, and 14 metro stations. we got a bit more on the air of the news network. next to imamzadeh saleh prophet's mosque the special branch is located there , you can see the abuzar mosque in tehran, of course, the nizam mafi mosque , where the res

. >> he is a global traveler now living in paris, france. he has investors and hosts who live in the bay area. >> we have traveled to norway, philippines, taiwan, spain, portugal, india, india was a really wonderful trip. >> reporter: traveling can be risky in some states and countries if you are gay. >> there are places that the politics and people are not aligned. there are people who are welcoming in communities, lbgtq communities thriving a live in a lot of the countries that have antigay and lbgtq laws. >> reporter: it is about finding community in other parts of the world. >> in those places are people that need to be supported. they need to be seen. they need to see that, that they need to see us. the world needs to see us. that we have families, we have jobs, we are homeowners >> it is not just a pot roost i am making. >> reporter: he is known to cook for travelers he hosts. he makes sure his house say welcoming one all year long. >> i like having a flag out. it is home. it is part of, it is part of who i am. it is not entirety but i

, france has a budget deficit almost twice as large as the standards established by the eu, and a debtunion is punishing. the debt will limit the next government's ability to deliver on a number of promises. we may be talking about reducing tax revenues to the treasury, as well as canceling market-friendly pension reforms. france is not alone in a deep debt hole. according to bloomberg, five more countries will receive a warning from the eu, including italy. the times told how her prime minister spent time in the company of colleagues the day before. the leaders gathered for an informal dinner, which turned. in a formal squabble for a place in the sun of the european bureaucracy, they tried to retain the post of head of the european commission for ursula funderlein. scholz, macron, tusk, sanchez negotiated as if there was an empty seat instead of miloni. it is said that miloni went crazy as she spent hours waiting while the other three parties tried to make a deal, saying, that they can do without it. one diplomat added there was an obvious intention to isolate miloni. many. no one wil

let's move to another green topic, first lady jill biden was in paris with her husband or in france forith the state visit but then she flew back for hunter's trial, doesn't want to miss the big party, the state dinner so she flew back again. what do you make of this, these are the biggest proponents of the green agenda, willing to have people, poor and not able to afford groceries over the green agenda but she has to get back to the party. >> again, you expect world leaders to do a lot of traveling, the difference is the biden administration is directly aiming at our freedom of movement. we already have a declared climate emergency, massive travel restrictions being proposed, one activist says in a climate emergency which president biden wants to do it has been multiply reported he's going to do at some point, only fly when it is, quote, morally justifiable, reminds me of barbra streisand, funding climate scientists and pushing the climate change at the same time she flew her three dogs to europe to visit her when she was in one of her concerts, had a plane just for her dogs, this has

. >> reporter: matthew is a global traveler now living in paris, france. he has investors and hosts like joaquin who live in the bay area. >> we have traveled to norway, the philippines, taiwan, spain, portugal, india. india was a really wonderful trip. >> reporter: he said traveling can be risky in some states and countries if you are gay. >> there are places where the politics and the people are not necessarily aligned, that there are people who are welcoming and communities, lgbtq communities that are thriving, alive in a lot of these countries that have anti-gay and lgbtq laws. >> reporter: joaquin says it's about finding community in other parts of the world. >> in those places are people that need to be supported. they need to be seen. they also need to see us. the world needs to see us. they need to see that we have families, that we have jobs, that we're homeowners. >> this is just a pot roast i'm making. >> reporter: joaquin is often known to cook for travelers he hosts and he makes sure his house is a welcome one all year long. >> i like having a

, france has investors and hosts like joaquin who live in the bay area. >>we have traveled too. norway, the philippines, uhm taiwan's spain, portugal, um, india, india is a really wonderful trip >>traveling can be risky in some states and countries. if you were >>gay. there are places where the politics and the people are not necessarily aligned that there are people who are welcoming and communities lgbtq communities that are thriving alive in a lot of these countries that have anti gay and lgbtq laws. >>keene says. it's about finding community and other parts of the world. >>in those places are people that need to be supported. they need to be seen, and they also need to see that they need to see us. the world needs to see us. they need to see that we have families that we have jobs and we're homeowners. this is just a pot roast that i'm making >>known to cook for travelers >>he hoped >>and he makes sure his house is a welcome 1 all year long. >>i like having a flag out. it's um it's home. it's part of it's part of who i am. it's not the entirety of who

the dw correspondence easily joins us from paris in france, bowling stations, the closing, just tell us what those 1st numbers are looking like. well, so now we only have exit polls and then you know, results for a dozen overseas departments. where category is where the far right nation right didn't come 1st when it comes to the exit, polls and national actually pulls, it looks like the fall, right? national probably tosses really time 1st. second would be a be less than a lines of renewal form for p less then on a sub position and then my cos, kashi and its allies and then center, right. pause sheets of the republicans. now, what this means in terms of seats in the national assembly is quite difficult to say this was the 1st or 2nd, you know, of 2 rounds of voting. and, you know, it's a direct vase in 577 voting districts in many districts. so many voting stations, the rating begins like look that the one behind me here in a note on tire is people will now try and, and start to vote to count the votes and then feed the results back to the interior ministry. so we should know more ab

and in paris. i saw this because at the beginning of the war, i was in gaza. a draw is happening and there is no difference in the conditions of creation. now in france, people, especially young people, are actually aware of the real face of israel and this other reality. it cannot be hidden and this is the way you see it if you follow the changes in france in particular, we can see that there are many demonstrations in france , and now fortunately the conditions have improved and people can go freely against israel's policies and the crimes it commits. protest, the conditions have improved a lot, mr. ismail, thank you for pointing out these positive aspects that regardless of the performance of the governments, the supporters of palestine were able to bring about these changes. recognized in europe or public surveys in europe it shows the decline of support for israel and the historic and unprecedented increase of support for palestine, as well as the achievements of students in a large number of

reporter: and you know president, is has a light schedule today in paris, france, he has nothing on his schedule today. world leaders are nearby and president, people have been telling us he is at meetings with staff, he is over seas while we have domestic issues at home, former president trump is doing much better with the economy, specifickicly in poll after poll, voters see a gdp that slowed first quarter this year, and prices 19% higher than when president biden came to office, and sticky inflation, and the crime. you add that up, celebrity chef, restaurant owner, said that it is a tough business environment. >> in businesses have had to suffer because of the crime and their surrounding communities, business goes down and regulations piled up almost as if bureaucrats sat homemaking up you know -- insignificant regulations that restaurant and retail would have to follow, and then taxes, you can't tax your way out of this, but some reason the government continues to think they can and businesses and restaurants are paying there is never an end. reporter: he said -- november. now, then

nick beake, bbc news, outside paris.'s european parliament election, with 373 million eligible voters across the eu's 27 member states. the centre—right european people's party, led by european commission president ursula von der leyen, gained seats, and is still the largest bloc. ms von der leyen said "the centre has held", but she acknowledged that more extreme parties also made gains. in her native germany, chancellor 0laf scholz�*s social democrats were pushed into third place by the far—right alternative for germany, afd. unlike president macron, the chancellor rejected calls to hold early elections, following these results. in italy, the party of populist prime minister giorgia meloni secured a clear victory. but elsewhere, right—wing parties did not perform as strong. in poland, the governing centrist civic coalition claimed victory. live now to kristine berzina, from the german marshall fund of the united states, a transatlantic policy organisation. she specializes in us—eu geostrategic ties. uncertainty after fa

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a half-hour outside of paris.can cemetery to pay respects to phone american troops in world war i and participate in a wreath laying ceremony who we will keep an eye out for any remarks by the president and bring you those updates. >>> now back stateside. two trump loyalists sit on the house intelligence committee. scott perry and ronnie johnson jackson were appointed by speaker mike johnson last week despite past scandals and run- ins with the fbi not to mention perry is a bona fide election denier who sought to overturn the 2020 election results. their appointments are already raising national security concerns. >> frank, i just think this is ridiculous. representative perry's attempts to overturn the election were well documented. we have live footage of the president and the first lady deplaning in france. we won't play any sound. the image we are seeing from the president, and commemorating reverence and highlighting world war ii troops today and the fight against authoritarianism across the world and at home

first, the situation has improved in france and in paris. i saw this because at the beginning of my war, at the beginning of the israeli invasion, the police came and beat the demonstrators. they come and shout slogans in support of palestine. he actually chased some of them, detained some of them and physically assaulted them. now people realize that genocide is happening in gaza and there is no difference in the conditions. now in france, people, especially young people, are actually aware of the real face. .

meanwhile, president joe biden is in paris, france. and he is refighting that there is more work to do. >> before i began my remarks. i want to echo the former president donald trump comments. the safe return of families. for all the hostages can come home and a cease-fire will be reached. it is essential to have an. >> with several reporters. and we are going to begin with matt riley joining us from london. and what else do we know about this incredible rescue? >> reporter: yes. this was a daring raid. even the pastoralist indians and according that the 210 people that have been killed in this refugee camp area. along with the four hostages. what we understand this took signoff from the highest levels of this is really government. and weeks of planning to determine the location and how to do this raid. but it was a very bloody raid. but it comes as a very critical moment for israeli politics. just today, weeks before today, one of the members of the war cabinet and the rivals of benjamin netanyahu to say that he would resign today, ju

and earlier president biden reacted to the news during his trip to paris, france. >> before i >> joining me from tel aviv is sanchez. and what more do we know about how and where this rescue operation was executed? >> so, jonathan that this rescue operation took place in broad daylight at 11:00 a.m. in central gaza. these three military says that was based on weeks of intelligence. they simultaneously stormed two apartments and buildings around 200 yards away from each other. one of those apartments they found noa argamani on her own. and in the other, the three males that were also kidnapped from the october 7th music festival. when the special forces had the hostages in their arms they gave the agreed-upon codeword over the radio. they say we have the diamonds. we have the diamonds. and they got the hostages out. in armored vehicles. and noa argamani was flown back into israel by a helicopter on a beach in northern gaza. she was taken to a hospital in the greater tel aviv area. i have to tell you. i met her father. i met her father on october 8th. the worst man of his life. his life cr

across the ocean of the united states to from washington directly to paris, to france, where oksanaady waiting for us. a ukrainian political columnist from paris. good hello, ms. oksana, thank you for joining us, thank you very much. good evening. my first questions are generally technological, i was here a little, as it were, somewhat stunned by the fact that the president of france visited the federal republic of germany on a state visit, and this is the first state visit in 24 years. i got confused here, because we see that they are constantly visiting each other, but these are working visits, some official visits , and, as you found out, a state visit, well, there is a gradation of what it is , well state, this is a very high level, there is also some kind of cultural program, they can go to the theater or some sports ground, or they can have dinner, lunch, breakfast there, and maybe it is necessary... so that there is a guard of honor, in short, a bunch of such conventions, but why, as a matter of fact, were there no state visits? well, there is just a small difference between

the flame will make back to paris, to france just a few weeks on june 18th for the final leg of the relay, which will end on july 26th. for the start of the games. okay, let's take you outside, give you a live look at our cameras in emeryville. jeff is with me in a moment for the weekend forecast. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! happened sunday, original renaissance pleasure faire ted chen. golden gate fields is located along the bay between berkeley and albany, and it's been hosting horse races since the 1940s. but in recent years the appeal of racing has dimmed. animal rights advocates have been pushi

. >>> here in france, the possible terror plot uncovered in paris, just as world leaders arrive here to mark the 80th anniversary of d-day. >>> and tonight here, america's world war ii heroes and what they told me about their trip at 99 and 100 years old. their return to normandy. >>> first tonight, the terrifying scene outside the u.s. embassy in beirut. a gunman opening fire on soldiers and u.s. embassy security. five other suspects in custody. what we're now learning about the attack, and what was written across the suspect's vest. martha raddatz with late reporting. >>> tonight here in france, authorities investigating a possible terror plot. the suspect, authorities say, a former member of the russian military detonating a homemade bomb at a hotel near charles de gaulle airport in paris. >>> president biden arriving in france to honor world war ii veterans here in normandy. the president will speak about defending democracy around the world. he will meet with president zelenskyy. and tomorrow, he'll sit down for an exclusive interview with us. >>> tonight, back in the u.s., the

. >> jimmy: something paris. paris, france. let's do something great.d to? >> definitely looking forward to the horses. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dude, that was the funniest thing i've ever seen in my life, dude. >> no, i mean -- >> jimmy: dude, you almost killed kevin hart. he was laughing so hard. that was the funniest thing. >> i'm going to meet the horse in real life. >> jimmy: the horse is coming back? >> he's the returning champ. so i've got to go meet him, you understand, and let him know i'm a big fan. you know, the way you do when you meet your favorite person. this is my favorite horse. >> jimmy: yeah, you've got to go meet your favorite -- yeah. >> exactly. >> jimmy: it was a dressage competition last olympics, and snoop was commentating. and this horse was dancing. and i'll just show you. 'cause, man, it made me laugh. >> horses. i like this. this is equestrian. >> this is prancing. >> they call this equestrian. >> by the way, look at that horse. >> oh, the horse crip walking, cuh. you see that? [ laughter ] on the set! that's gangsta as a [ bl

. >>> here in france, the possible terror plot uncovered in paris, just as world leaders arrive here to mark the 80th anniversary of d-day. >>> and tonight here, america's world war ii heroes, and what they told me about their trip, at 99 and 100 years old. >>> first tonight, the terrifying scene outside the u.s. embassy in beirut. a gunman opening fire on soldiers and u.s. embassy security. five other suspects in custody. what we're now learning about the attack, and what was written across the suspect's vest. martha raddatz with late reporting. >>> don't here in france, authorities investigating a possible terror plot. the suspect, authorities say, a former member of the russian military. detonating a homemade bomb at a hotel near charles de gaulle airport in paris. >>> president biden arriving in france to honor world war ii veterans here in normandy. the president will speak about defending democracy around the world. he will meet with president zelenskyy, and tomorrow, he'll sit down for an exclusive interview with us. >>> tonight, back in the u.s., the major cities on the east

>> reporter: you know the president is, has a very light schedule today in paris, france, his first dayhere. in fact he has got nothing on his schedule today. they called the lid very early this morning although world leader are nearby. people have been telling us at meeting with staffs he is overseas while you have these domestic issues at home. poll after poll show former president trump is doing much better when it comes to the economy specifically. voters see gdp that slowed in the first quarter of this year. prices, 19% higher than when president biden came into office and sticky inflation. you see the double-digit lead on all of them now, plus the crime, when you add it all up, celebrity chef and restaurant owner andrew gruel says it is a tough business environment. >> businesses have to suffer because of all the crime in their surrounding communities. businesses go down, regulations piled up. almost if the bureaucrats, many working remotely, sat at home trying to make up insignificant regulations that students and retail would ultimately have to follow. and then taxes you can't t

. >> reporter: matthew is a global traveler, now leveling in paris, france.vestors and hosts like joaquin who live in the bay area. >> we have traveled to norway, the philippines, taiwan. spain, portugal. india. it's a really wonderful trip. >> reporter: he said traveling can be risky in some states and countries if you are gay. >> there are places where the politics and the people are not necessarily aligned. that there are people who are welcoming and communities and lgbtq communities that are living alive and a lot of these countries that have anti-gay and lgbtq laws. >> reporter: joaquin says it's about finding community in other parts of the world. >> in those places are people that need to be supported and they need to be seen. and they also need to see that -- that they need to see us. the world needs to see us. they need to see that we have families and that we have jobs and that we're homeowners. >> this is just a pot roast that i'm -- i'm making. >> reporter: joaquin is often known to cook for travelers he hosts. and he makes sure his house is a wel

you cora is a life stage right today at your core.com joining me now from paris, france is the congresswoman from the 11th district of california, also the former speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. >> thank you so much for being here. i want to ask first about the speech and the message that president biden had on the importance of america's role in standing up for democracy. now, as it was 80 years ago well, first i wanted to say how exhilarating it is to be here. are purpose and coming. >> to the d-day, celebrate observance as we have done for a number of years, is to thank our men, women, and you are our veterans. and each year the number the smaller the ages, older, the enthusiasm is evermore increased to see them to hear about there. they don't talk about their bravery. they just said we we did our job. we generate job. so let me just let me just say the purpose of coming of course, is to observe but to thank first and foremost, it is the most exhilarating experience to hear from these veterans. what it was like from them, whether practically teenagers, some of them. now, maybe 100-yea

she joins us now from paris. france a good day of growing alarm over the situation in a foster. how would you describe the violence in golf in the area and can you describe what people on the ground are experiencing at the moment? so unfortunately it's been seen as the dental name. now that's the situation, the stobel, the fucking ongoing every day. and really in the city and he's completely uh and discriminated. so the viking for over the place on the unfortunate steve and hospitals that touched everyone. he said it is new really you facing and security and some houses of those. there is a many uh, no distinction, the options against the womans and within the phone, but them. so it's full of early d. c t that we are seeing these fighting happens. so complete lawlessness that you are describing who is perpetrating the violence and the parties of the ones inside the c d slate's. it's like the bottom seeing these really inside the fashion basically. so unfortunately, that's why it's touching a woman that's involved assuming in the moment and also has structures and, and we think t

embassy in paris, france has been at its highest alert level, and the embassy there warns of going towards large gatherings of people, which is of course exactly what the olympics is. so we'll keep an eye on this allison see which way this goes and what more we can learn about the threat itself. >> okay, thank you very much for updating us. oren labor. men. were tracking hurricane beryl, the warm waters of the caribbean helping to strengthen it into a monster storm. this is the earliest category four hurricane we've ever seen. we'll speak to the director of noah's hurricane center next on the final episode of violent earth, there my lynch and unleash massive fluctuation hurricane impacts are worsening, is it too late to undo decades of climate change? >> violin, earth, would we have schreiber tonight did nine on cnn. >> this is remington. he's a member of the family for sure. we always said them kibble. it just seemed like the thing to do, but he was getting picky we heard about the farmers dog and it was a complete transformation. his coat was so soft, he had amazing energy. he was a comp

river in paris, france might be a beautiful tourist attraction, i would say it is, but swimming insidef it, maybe not so much. >> the river has been banned swimming in it at least for more than 100 years. >> ears due to its high levels of e. >> coli bacteria. now, french officials are scrambling to ensure the water is actually safe enough to swim in before the upcoming paris olympic games, the clock is ticking. cnn's derek van dam has more the race is on to clean up the crown jewel of the upcoming paris 2024 olympic games were talking about the river sun, where this iconic river will host the swimming portion of the triathlon and also the opening in ceremonies. >> of course, this is the first time that opening ceremonies in olympic history have ever taken place outside of an olympic stadium. so that's saying something, but this isn't a race that's has to do with sports that actually has to do with cleaning up pollution levels, namely e coli which have been to dangerously high for the the athletes to actually swim in the river. we know that this has a lot to do with the rain that has fa

, france, it might be a beautiful tourist attraction, but swimming inside the river has been banned for more than 100 years due to its high levels of e. coli bacteria now french officials are now scrambling to ensure the water is safe enough to swim in before the upcoming paris olympic games, the clock is ticking. cnn's derek van dam has more the, race is on to clean up the crown jewel of the upcoming paris 2024 olympic games were talking about the river sun, where this iconic river will host the swimming portion of the triathlon and also the opening ceremonies. >> of course, this is the first time that opening ceremonies in olympic history have ever taken place outside of an olympic stadium. so that's saying something, but this is isn't a race that's has to do with sports. it actually has to do with cleaning up pollution levels, namely e coli, which have been to dangerously high for the athletes to actually swim in the river. we know that this has it's a lot to do with the rain that has fallen in france. in fact, anywhere across the country of france, we've had roughly between 120, 200

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in france, and that this is what it takes to play the same game that took place in the early 2000s,hen the world forgot about chechnya, precisely because it is there... terrorism and we must be together, but i believe that the reasons here lie in this socio-economic resistance in moscow and in dagestan for a long time it is growing, the peak was there somewhere there 10 years ago, but then moscow already recognized that it cannot cope with it and... it even began to stimulate the departure, the departure of these people to syria, to the ranks of the idols, and now the influence of the islamist preachers of the salafist group is returning there or partially, it is growing because of the war in ukraine, they naturally, they are very negatively disposed to the mobilization of dagestanis. to the war, and it was because of this that there was already an armed protest in the fall of the 22nd, and then we saw these jewish pogroms in makhachkala, and this is what is happening now, in my opinion, it is all one chain, in these among putin's new ultimatums, which he explains there, how he sees

live from paris where exit polls from france's first round of the snap parliamentary election have just been released as polling finished for the day and i can bring you the exit polls now because they have been released as we are on their insurance for national rally party has on this first round of the election more than 34% suggested in the vote followed by the left—wing new popular front which we are seeing has won 20.i% popular front which we are seeing has won 20.1% of this vote. the centrist coalition of emmanuel macron in third place which is given in the exit poll score of 20.3%. it is just the next probative it's replicated in the concrete results that suggests a decisive win for the far right national rally party, very much in line with what opinion poll suggested in the lead up to the snap election with 34% of the vote going to the far right national rally party. this is the first round of the election. what happens is that if no candidate has got 50% of the vote in france's constituencies, there are almost 600, then the vote goes to a second round, this time next sunday. th

according promised frances long term support for ukraine's war against russia. you also have denounced what he called the pacifist camp. and the spirit of defeat. earlier france agreed to supply raj fighter jets and to train ukrainian pilots as part of a new military aid package to francis promising to send the mirage fighter jets to ukraine by the end of the year. i. s military analyst, frank language, if that's too late, defend off rushes defense. yes, so not going to be, well, we're not going to be seeing them in useful quantities and they'll probably get abroad. 25 from friends eventually. well into next year. even van, i would question whether the integration of the system, the there are 2000 system. there's a 19 nineties designed this particular fair and i got a question whether that would be complete even that we met. we're looking out to you, but it will provide a capability when it provide tape extra capability, probably not. what it will provide is capacity, which is to say more jets. the problem is, so it is an old yet. there are concerns about age. a

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and paris, france getting ready to host all of the athletes, the fans and the festivities.s took part in a dress rehearsal for the opening ceremony for the first time in olympics history. the ceremony will be held entirely on the water. that means we'll see dozens of boats carrying more than 200 delegations down the river. sand. now, organizers say the rehearsal went pretty well. >> every test we are sticking more and more to the timing. six months ago, we had a ten minute delay and today we are very close, almost to the second. >> the opening ceremony will will last. we'll go more than three miles. it's expected to last almost four hours. the president of france says the event should shift. could possibly shift to a more conventional setting if a major security threat occurs. the olympic games kick off with the opening ceremony july 26th. >> he's going to speak on how we can make our immigration system more fairer and more just. >> president biden is set to announce a significant change in us immigration. his plan to grant a pathway to citizenship to half a million undocum

andrew harding, bbc news, paris.owen spent the weekend in paris — following developments — and he sent us this update. so it has happened. france's national rally, the far right winning the first round of this parliamentary election. all the opinion polls before the vote had suggested this was going to happen, and indeed it has taken place. now there will be horse trading between the opposing opposition candidates as to who drops out and whether they can rally behind a united candidate to try to stop the far right in next sunday's second round election from getting an absolute majority. but the centre, the left, they are disunited. there is a lot of bad blood between them. can they rally behind a united front? this is the far right national rally party. a party that is hard line on immigration, for example, wants to stop the automatic right of foreigners born here in france to get french nationality. they want to give priority to french people over immigrants in terms of social welfare spending. so there is going to

today, the ukrainian president has a number of events in paris, that is, during this visit to france, and he will also have bilateral meetings with various leaders, including emmanuel macron and joe biden, with whom he is scheduled to meet today. after this inclusion, we will go to the weapon, we will inform you about the results. thank you very much, elena. olena abramovych, radio liberty's european correspondent from france, about what is expected from the meeting between zelenskyi and the american president. with a colleague well, let's talk about mental health today as well, many ukrainians are under a lot of stress today. reason this is war and its various aspects, the death of loved ones. suffering due to missile attacks, mobilization, blackout, someone's passion is visible to the naked eye, someone seems very calm, so today we will talk about how to survive this war, and we talked about mental health with people, and we asked in them, from different cities, by the way, in ukraine, do they feel stress due to the war and how do they cope with it, let's listen to what they answere

the president spoke in paris during today's state visit to france, a day of ceremonies and celebration. cbs' ed o'keefe is traveling with the president and has the latest. ed, good evening. >> reporter: robert, good evening. france is america's oldest ally, and the two countries are in general greet around some of the world's thorniest issues of the day, which makes visits like this one an opportunity to reinforce the importance of these partnerships. a day of pomp with a formal militaryporosistion through the streets of paris. and tonight a glitzy state dinner at the l.a. state palace including invited guests like pharrell williams and salma hayek. for president biden and french president emmanuel macron news of a hostage mission in gaza bolstered their piece. the israel and france are pushing israel and hamas to agree to a cease-fire hostage deal. on ukraine the leaders are providing some of the strongest support to volodymyr zelenskyy's war against russia. >> we see eye to eye on this war raging in ukraine. >> the united states is standing strong with ukraine, we're standing with ou

macro, and promised frances long term support for ukraine's more against russia. you also have denounced what he called the pacifist camp, and the spirit of defeat. earlier france agreed to supplying the raj finder jets and train ukrainian pilots as part of a new military aid package. as well, for instance, promising to send the mirage fighter jets to ukraine by the end of the year i asked the military analysts frank lead, which if that's too late to fend off russia's offence. yeah, so not going to be, well, we're not going to be see seeing them in useful quantities and they'll probably get abroad. 25 from france eventually. well into next year. even then i would question whether the integration of the system, the there are 2000 system. there's a 1990 is designed this particular parent, i guessing a question whether that will be complete even that we met. we're looking out to you . but it will provide a capability when it provide tape extra capability, probably not. what it will provide is capacity, which is to say more jets. the problem is, so it is an old yet. t

this 23-year-old defender used to play in ange, france. the paris saint-germain club announced that simmons will play in another team next season. leipzig and bayer munich are trying to recruit this dutch player. marc goya joined chelsea. i am canceling my contract for 6 million euros. experts of this attacker 18-year-old spaniard and one of the phenomenon. foresight and drawing long-term goals are the topics that the technical staff of our country's national beach soccer team is working on these days. in order to strengthen and strengthen and to participate in some important events , we have set up a camp with young faces. this is the future. if the world championship of football is left for beach football, this potential and these conditions exist, god willing, i say with more attention and more care of the federation inshallah, this will be a success for beach soccer in the country. on the sidelines of the beach soccer team's training , one of their main concerns is more than the asian championship. they say that the yogurts that play a

pogroms, clashes with the police on the streets of paris, in the capital of france there are again large-scale protests against the increasingly popular right-wing party national rally. poland is not holding up. protection, from year to year medical care reaches a qualitatively new level, this is about high-tech operations and modern approaches to treatment. meanwhile, without sensitive people, for whom the profession has become a calling and the meaning of life, none of this would have happened. our film crew met the laureate of the republican competition, doctor of the year in the pediatrician category, veronica mitsura from gomel. doctor fairy is the best for children and their parents. veronica mitsura, a local doctor who is sensitive to the health of children, has been watching with care how boys and girls grow up for a quarter of a century. in there are more than 800 young patients in the pediatric department of branch number 4 of the gomel central children's clinic on the veronica mitsura site. hello, is it possible? come in, sit down. what kind of world do you feel? better, great. dona

in france, or in south korea, that is. .. they’ve both already left, as in fact the lion’s share ise the ninety- first year of this lithuanian independence, the country has lost more than a million people, almost 30% of the population, and so it seems to continue to lose further , so i fully admit that at one point he too , following his daughters, will go somewhere to the same belgium, you know, we searched a lot, watched his interviews and speeches there. your struggle is also our struggle, yours pain is our pain, and your freedom is our freedom, i couldn’t even learn such a speech without a prompter, well, objectively, well, there are only three sentences to say, he even writes this, such a banal, cheap speech, well, here he is you just know, they said, but you’ll say, i’ll work out, i’ll go, i’ll work, that’s it, nothing more, empty space, guys, and now help me some more... what’s holding europe back from transferring air defense systems, are lithuania and poland considering transferring petriot systems , at least for temporary use? thanks for the question: lithuania does not ha

i want to go to paris. president biden was in france for the 80th anniversary of d- day. president biden is speaking right now about the rescue of the four hostages from gaza. let's listen in briefly to president macron and president biden will be speaking momentarily. >> we need all stakeholders to ensure parties come back to their senses regarding iran. we know the same thing, there is an all-out escalation and unprecedented attacks against israel. operations of regional destabilization and of course, the iranian nuclear program. both countries are determined to bring pressure to counter this trend and this was demonstrated recently enough a few days ago by jointly adopting a resolution at the international atomic energy agency. the same determination is there. we do not wish to apply double standards and that is why we coordinate our efforts in africa, the crisis in sudan, the democratic republic of congo throughout the region and over and beyond this. two countries with a sense of leadership with a chance to challenge our time, especially those touching the most vulne

the latest news around gaming in france right now.gs have been built for these games, mostly urban ones the authorities are counting on old objects, but some are already so old that they can be considered architectural monuments, but this is hardly the main problem for the organizers of the games today. shots like this are already quite common in paris, the olympic rings on fire, even if they are a fake symbol. protests by local residents, holding the main summer start of the four-year anniversary in their city, the reason is banal, social injustice. to be honest, the message is very simple: macron wants france to shine internationally with his olympic games, but at what cost? this is achieved by evicting homeless people from their shelters, low-income people, evicting local students out of town, and at the same time building olympic villages in a matter of minutes that can accommodate several thousand people. while for decades they have done nothing to place people from the streets into shelters, so these games are social cleansing,

, paris 24.idual style and complex acrobatic movements make breaking incredibly spectacular. so... katya is sure that break dance, which of the dances on street has turned into a real sport that deserves more attention. i think that sports in general need such styles, a little different. i always wanted as many people as possible to learn about breaking, especially the olympic games scene. unfortunately, this is the only year so far, the next, the following olympic games did not include breaking. today, katya is one of the strongest break dancers in the world, is ranked tenth by the world federation of dance sports and is in the top 40 of the olympic qualifying series. top 40 for men and top 40 for women. in men two ukrainians, three girls. with me. i think that's cool. three ukrainian women are among the top 40. he says, the ukrainian school of breaking is at a very high level, he says, he is very proud to be able to represent his country. i am an athlete, i have always represented ukraine and a

, some of frances c for sulfur full size, including kidding of black pay. all taken aside from the countries upcoming elections. the can use president is cooling, the storming is paul limited by protest is a national security threats. at least 13 people have reportedly been killed during a dramatic day of demonstrations of the m p. 's post a new bill imposing new taxes. the military was deployed of to hundreds of protest as storms. the poem and compound in the centre of nairobi. instead of building on fire, the u. s. and african union has urged restraint and cold old parties to provide space for dialogue. protests to say there's still time to stop the president from signing the bill into law. but president william russo has vowed such unrest won't happen again at both have a cost. i hear by people not to use the planner, the finance just focus st. us on the bit test of violence. and i know that the security infrastructure is published to protect the public and it's southern and wouldn't be deployed to stick to the country and threats to know much the same b

first lady joe biden flu in yesterday from paris from france. she had d-day events only to turn back around tonight to go to france for state dinner tomorrow with her husband. abbe lowell today focused heavily on a gun form. the formerly that's at the centre of the prosecution's case arguing different items on this form or placed on the form at different times really questioning the overall form but the bottom line is if hunter biden does take this case on monday we expect to be heavy questioning from the cross-examination and it's really a risk to put them on the stand. the matter is whether or not they decide to do that. and that decision will come likely by sunday and will often end up monday morning. >> david live outside the courthouse. thank you live. >> criminal defence attorney for great to have you on. you've got to agree with david it's risky to put him up on the stand hunter biden. you agree? >> 100%. i'm country rap my mind around what could hunter biden possibly say that would save him because right now this case is so strong for th

, macron reported that paris and france are preparing to supply mirage fighters, that is, not only f-french. digest our country’s preparations for exercises in the caribbean, just for understanding, admiral gorshkov and the kazan submarine, carriers. we don’t know whether there are nuclear weapons on board, but these underwater vehicles are definitely armed right now, including cercons, so we’re watching, the ships are moving towards cuba, caracos and venezuela will also take part in the exercises, well there really is a cuban missile crisis. 2:0 see declare the ship's combat crew on combat readiness number one bushka personnel is open. us officials say russia will begin airborne maritime exercises in the coming weeks. ships as a threat, we are talking about the newest generation of ships of the russian navy, the frigate admiral gorshkov, nuclear submarines kazan, the tanker akademik pashin rescue tug nikolai chikker. the mid-cuba statement indicated that upon arrival in the port of havana, the frigate admiral gorshkov will fire 21 fireworks. 330, distance 52 km hit. the cuban governm