twenty four and france twenty four dot com. get all t the spreads furththero the east o of the democratic rerepublic o of congo casases he been diagnosed in the city of goma. on the border with rwanda. an urgent you meeting on the iran nuclear deal federica mogherini set the deal marked at the french president emmanuel michael says he'll be speaking to a highly trained and putin this week. in a bid to sasave thehe accord. racism row deepens after telling for non white congresswoman that they should go homee. cacalls a dememocrat house the e policy of racist. thank you very much for joining

us he'll fronts. twenty four the spread of the ebola virus across the east of the demomocratic r republic o oo has raised t the alarm at the united nations caseses of the virus havave been d diagnosed in goma. the city on the boborder with rwrwanda of onene thousand sixx hundrered people have been killd by ablble to so far this outbre. and emergency meetingngs been taking plalace in geneva. the poster had been feeling sick for days when he boarded a bus from the temblor tacoma. it was only upon his arrival in easton dlcs largest city he checked into this whole center. and the deadldly ebola virus was identified. everythihing iss now b being disinfected to avoid spreading father. is on the bus we e didn't make e patients who alrlready t then le the hospspital but we forbid everyone who was in the hospital from going outsidede. and prevented anyone outside the hospital from entering brussels. locals a are concecernednd not without good reason. the epidemic has killed nearly seventeen hundred people in the country since it broke e out lat

august. missing concurrence i'm v very worried bececause this means it could spread i in our neighborhd of him be. thee notes accosted even thrown to go month to month. the world health organization says he bowed his arrival in a city t the size of gotcha it's a potential game changer. the u. n. agency is looking into whether the outbreak s should nt be declared a public health emergency of international concern. but speaking from twenty four the aussies health minister played d dn the needed to do th. we have been preparing for going out for ten months now with that with that would it show the case was a very rapidly identify. isolated and that puts on the treatment so it's it may bee and the demonstration that to go about -- has been readady for a long time. until now the virus has l largey been contained to rural areas. thanks in part to an experimental vaccine that's alreready been administered to around one hundred and sixty

thousand people. efforts to combat the outbreak have been hampered by in security. and by local populations hostility towards health worker. last weekend t two were killed n north h give you. i wouould watch not story v very closely for you. next jacob zuma says he's the victim of a plolot to frame him. former president of south africa former leader of the anc denies wrongdoing and evever doing business with two notorious brothers to cook to brothers of face legal problems themselves. clean south africa whwhen zoom t left. is that much of it. emmanuel macroron planss to spek for the leaders of a round the ununited states and rusussia ths week. inin a bid t to try to save the twenty fifteen n nuclear deal an ururgent you somome it's bebeeng place e to discucuss the situat. the message from b brussels is e deal is not deadad. coming together as a block european foreign m ministers are attempting to salvage the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal. i'm also look of a a thehe iran

nuclear deal is nothihing good health. but sincnce the lonely. it's true t that thee condititis are very complicated. probobably the most complicated it's being since the deal was selling incidental that occur. tehran took steps back from it send of the deal by upping uranium enrichment in july. this in response to us sanctions that have crippled its economy. sasays reply in the the move isi think it's a bad decision.. for us -- in movies a bad reaeaction toto a bad decision made by the. s.. to pull out ofhe agreememen. ends to implement sanctions [inaudible] social. iran gave its european partners the deadline to keep their end of the deaeal. the westin palace have struguggd to come up with a viable s systm toto counter us sanctctions leag tehran in the lurch i'm tempted to revevive its nuclear capabilities. the europeans and the americans

don't want to stick to their obligations we will take steps back on our commitments of the situation will retururn to the s of four years ago. our system called instax could bypapass us sanctions initially and will deal in food and medicine iran hopes to eventually add petrol to the sale. but to many european statetes ad companies still fit american backlash washington's economic mightt backing brussels and tehran into a corner. french iranianan academic is in custody inn tehran she sayss shs been denied access to thee frenh consul. anththropologist f friba a delts especially when she islslam basd set seals pull him m power she s iranian and french h nationalit. the case echoes that of the itish i iranian nothing that is a hottie ratliff who's been jailed on sedition charges sinie twenty sixteen a charge she denies. an iranian government spokesperson has denied knowing

who stopped. yp french uranian for reba up dead cop was arrested in a wrong in early june says the french foreigign ministry. and its corning on the iranian authorities to shut full light on her situation. it's also demanded immediaiate authorization f for consular access id not nurse satisfactory response has beeeen received unl now. a prominent anthropologist that parses prestigious hills for university free about that because best known book is about changes in iran since the nineteen seventy nine islamic revolution. on the revolutions fortified of us three in february she spoke to france twenty four about some of her research. them to fill the system of surveillance in a wrong. fee in it but yes and it's a system that's kind of a balance because in the off them off of the revolution. the moments office by the iranian state was a threat to win. on the surveillance -- under pressure from the foreign powers so we developed it security services in the because it felt

and secure. news about that because arrests comes amid heightenedd tensions between tehran on the us and its western allies over iran's nuclear program. tehran doesn't recognize dual citizens on the academic is the latest iranian national also holding a western passports to be arrested while in the countr. in the case of outrage washington ring in american nationals see a mock and backend mazie a seven ten year sentences for cooperating with a hostile american government. british iranian nazanin zagori rockcliffe who worked for thomson reuters was heading back to britain after family visits when she was arrested. she's been jailed by tehran since twenty sixteen onon seditn charges she denies overer a hundred people so far have lost their lives in catastrophic monsoon f flooding from the himalayas through india down to o bangladeshsh. authorities say four million people have been displaced many reported missing..

floodwaters as far as the eye can see. these indian villages all trying towards trying g gunds.gs of the houses wasas swampeded by torrential monsoonon rainsns. my money but that he had floloos from more than four days now. we haven't had any assistancnce. we've e been drinking g water fm the riviver. we need help from the government what it all meant to him when i the brahmaputra river which flows through india bangladesh and china busted banks l lost w. submerging thousands of villages and forcing four million people from their homes. the northern indian states of assam and be home have been among the worst hit with dozens dead and dozens reported missin. local aututhorities say more bad weather i is expectedd in the coming days. i'll be on the look out right now the riversrs already one mer above itafafe level. it keeps rising by two or thrhre centimeters every hour and there's a possibility it will

continue to rise even more. floods in neighboring countries have also caused major damage to roads and houses. in bangladesh river levels rose so quickly that villages had no time to salvage any belongings. the river burst its banks so quickly we didn't realize what was happening -- level we run with all children but it was too late. our house had been swept away. vital to farmers the a annual rains of bototh a blessing and a curse for the s sub continenent. more than twelve hundred people were k killed in monsoon floods and landslidedes across south aa lastst year. the racism row deepens of a donald trump and how he told for non whihite congressmenen t to . most the os republican party's been conspicuously quiet this monday the d democrats in the ch in on the outrage at trump's tweets andnd the route that is caused. justin facing reporters questions over h his remarks.

hangining all over. these are people that hate our coununtry hey john they hate our country. they hate it i think with a passion now it'ss possible i'm wrong the voters will decide. but when i hear the way they talk a about o our country wheni hear the anti semitic language i use when i hear the hatred they have for israel. and the love t they have for enemies s like al qaeda. then you know what i will tell you thatt -- i i do i do not believe t this is good for the democratic party certainly is not the partrty that i don't k . mamany people saw that tweet is racism and that of white nationalist groups are finding common cause with you on that point doesn'n't concern me.. becacause many people agreeee wh me.. donald trurumps use them. alall day this mythh is thehe bu chief of the g guardian newspapr in washingtonn he gives his analysis. donald trump i think i know who is that he can letet it get away with it -- indeed may even

regard it as a as a useseful -- weweapon going into the twenty twentyty presidential election t worked for him in - -- twenty sixteen is launcnched his thatt. that kind of the the the t testg that arkham b bomb -- with full open season and not just a menu accidents and we've seen sevevel examamples join the trurump presididency -- most nototoriou. more equivivalence b betweenen w white supremamacists a and and e ashes protesters i in chararlottesville virginia. as far as he's concernrned there is no the goal -- - downside to this -- no punishment. instead it ththat does seem to fire up his basase and that t yu had onon the question ofof that. into energrgized -- white. nationalist -- so -- on capitol hill todayay. yeyeah demococrats have beenen dedenouncing it -- the the house ofof representatives.

it's's inten to ororder resolutn nine condemning from that comment. but kelly he have.. no intntention all but changing his position. we w will continue to bring the lelevel sidide soo of the severf the donald trump his tweets. and allegations of racism. the interernational documentary film festival and succeeding in marseille for its thirtieth addition this y year the festivl featured the work direct to some some forty countries. agilis one of the fall and law what's the month sent this. marseillee is perhaps best known for its old port but for the past thirty years it is also home to the feed film festival. atat f first the festival featue documementaries. it's e expanded to includee all genres animation comedy drama one film a few of our opening the film is a western which

takes place in morocco. well not so w we're open to everything the that las university for o one week one hundred and t twenty five films are screened. and there's something here for everyoyone. a deranged japanese savant bizarre sound waves and the nuclear apocalypse. and then there's chaos by syrian director serra for time he the film explores the lives s of the women -- the c common ground of- the service order between the the characters -- or the protagonist of this f film is te the trarauma and what though the work produced a former -- and of course the using. like -- loved ones duduring the war. and the festival also includes a pedagogical element. these young directors in the making are partaking in an

animation workshopop. now we've taken the features you can move the cucumber again. okay. okay let's see how it turned out [inaudible] let's [inaudible] do. with the stop motion technique. basically you put your characters on set. and you have to move them a tiny bit for each image or photograph to give the impression of independence movement. and for this year's edition at theestival paid tribute to the work of director bear tomba nello whose films on the child was released earlier this year. fantastic stuff that taking place in -- must say that's it for thisis book to stay with us you watching from. twenty four french people are so rude at least that is a common criticism you hear from tourists here in france fortunately today

we have our friends expert phones will not always true jeannie that french people and in particucular parisians aren't considered the most. polite people in the world and yet there's a whole series of rules out there governing just. everything join us as we explore this paradox. hi e everyone welcome to french connections now you might be familiar with our usual weekly show this is a brand new extended version that's right judy we're gonna take you behind the scecenes and explore a particular t. in france and today we're going to focus on french. at a kid because it's fascinating genie there's this a reputation that french people and in particular for reasons are very rude but thehe truth of the matter is they're obsessed with etiquette and behaving the right way said well the there's a right way to behave the french

way -- and a wrong way to aboutt every other week now in a perfect differential world there is a set o of rules that governs even the most mundane things from talking on the telephone to how to behave in public transportation in him hint you shouldn't speak too lououdly and and same. goes for a restaurant and of course when it comes to greeting peopople the french are very particular. saying hello in france italy an obstacle course. first of all it depends on the time of the day anytime before six pm you say. and after six pm. is. swap will swap. now that mightht sound incrediby easy but it's not it's actually quite tricky and if it weren't though it wouldn't be any fun. the thing to remember is you have to say bushels whenever you interact with anybody especially in a shop or cafe. you can't just say excuse me you hahave to say -- rule or the peperson might get offended and

seriously ignore you. things can get tricky when several people are involved like in an elevator when you walkk into a an elevator you have to y hello to everyone or people will secretly judging. and a special word for tourists when you're asking for directions make sure you make the effort to say bulls rule in french first don't just start speaking english like. where's the eiffel tower. now you see this sounds like nails on a chalkboard for french people because you're in france but you're not even making the effort to speak french you see. bushel is the one magic word you need to learn whehen you come to france and it might just be the way to french people's hearts. saying bonjour is a trick that really works and if you had - -- on glay it's even better now that is a tip that i gave to my own mother and she came back from france and how nice everybody what do thehe ready fr french people to call you out if you don't sables of angie this hahaened to me just last year.

i almost got hit by a car -- and driver interrupted my dealing which was well in title to do to say. to me to essentially teach me a lessoson now admittedly ths guy with complete idiot but it goes to show just how serioiousy french peoplee take t this bulls will business and french people learn this code of conducuct frm a very young age so it comes naturally to them almosost. like breathing but for non french people the system can be very tricky to navigate it's so true jean it's so easy to trip over these invisible rules these invisible lines but if you do you k kind of upset and natural balancnce. anand therefore can be treated o sosome of that tradedemark frenh rudeness that often accompanied with a lesson in politeness whetheher or not french people e real etiquette expert is still up for debate but one thihing's for sure and he certaiainly invented the word. etiquette is our word. time to explore the origin of the english word etiquette.. where does it t come from?

it gets is commonly usesed for a tag that's attached to an object to indicicate something about it for example it's price. comes from the old french. word for labeled ticket. so how did it come to mean the conventional. social. well. believe it happened. small cards were written with instructions for how to conduct oneself properly. ananother explanation i is that directions f for behavior were writitten for soldiers arrivingn temporary lodging. it eventually make english in the seventeen fifties but witita brand new meananing. what's intereresting is that the modern french word it's the cat is used to designatee a label bt in many ways that's exactly what a kid it's a label that s says that your educated it says that your cultivated and other thing. that are held in high esteem in france and therefore worthy of respect and politeness france's obsession with good behavior is centuries old but its history of manners is somewhat uneven it certainly is now when friends had kings that's when.

the kid was in its prime and subjects in court were terrified of ridicule and therefore eager to help polite each other but it wasn't about politeness it was about establishing rank and power but all of that change of course with the french revolution and everything changed with the french. revolution the republican passion for a quality trumped the rules of gentility now in the nineteenth centuryry etiquee made somewhat of a comeback with the rise of the bourgeoisie but that all came down crashingng yt again -- j just after the first world war these days the majority of french people say that french i think it is very important and something that they actually want to teach their children this is called the all important. yeah and then they all well bred and it's incredible how well the hey french children can be in public like in restaurants for example here in the beautiful cappy to come ask where we are now and that brings us. to another mine field for non french people table manners and as we say in french at the end.

there are some universalal rules like you don't put your elbows on the table you don't chew with your mouth open youou don't pick your teeth you don't push your food with your hands. but there are some french particularly and you got some extra dinner party advise. i've been invited to a french dinner party and i'm really worried i'm gonna make a full class so i've asked not he did see a friend etiquette expert to give me some tips money thank you so much. for helping me out today thanks cheryl center twenty five what time should i arrive. at a friend's dinner party you have to be in a quarter of our late you know fifteen minutes fifteen minutes is good why because maybe i would not be ready. at a friend's dinner. the war is. i will propose you where do you see it and me i was sick first is that first okay i would say first. i knew would suggest one second after me do we say but if it see no no no i think of going to

benefit it is not a gooood way o start a dinner. because you know says the real meaning is not -- n not very polite is the please. you are here. to eat a lot what do you do with your hands a at a french dinner it's a hands off each side of the table in england you are on your knees. and calls each side of the table when you out a woman. you can put shop l. you can put yourur elbows yeah elbows fat it nicely why to show y your rings. are there any foods that you can eat with your hands aspera guess a piece of bread it's time too use your fork it's much more polite when in doubt use themm with muscles we sketched yada we slog hobbies. what you want with streams fork? bread is very important in france of car it's forty yeah and you put the whole by get o n the table no of crossing you can

cut some pieces of bread. and you. ask for bread in a bus in the little basketsts about wine ones another very important conference. i think he has as a mistake was a mistake it's a a big. glass is for water okay okay so is it's on the left on n the le- the little wong is for the red wine this is their special way to hold theine glassss yes says a special way because you know you're not in wine tastings so you donon't hold it buys a flut. or buys these parts but only advises bays of the vase do do doop chairs. no nine and then -- you don't jijindo at division she b becaui hope that the glass the classes are increased. but you can do that with friends of course o okay -- and you look at the person in the it stein.

it's lucky and cheese of course bigg -- the other instance. tell me a little bit about thehe rules of eating cheese at a french dinner party. you have to serve one timee a ad nott a a second set this is. the o only dish set the works at the host as as not down house you cut to cheese. and you put it. but didn't you d don't s spreads adding leave the tabable.. so to leave the table and you have to wait f for the sigignala hostess she will. get up the first. few minutes later you'll get up okay -- the you will have the coffee. is on in the living room and use thank you know you sign the hostas thank you a man who did the for all your tips i feel like i know i havee. everything i need to know to behave properly.

you know. you were paying attention because i have a pop quiz for you how do french people. in this where i come from the united states we we just pick it up with our r hands in it like this. in france you. eat it with a knife and a fork you eat everything with a knife and fork include pizza entrance now i didn't know about shrimp because after years of practice i perersonally cannott take thee shell of a shrimp using. a fork and a knife so it can be done in any event i know i'm not the only one who finds all these french manner is. confusing many of you actually wrote in with your questions to flow as well that's right many of you had questions about french etiquette for instance to lynn vale cigar and she wanted to know about t talking to strangers is this something that french people do well. not a majority of french people and particularly in paris andndn the north of france it's a little different in ththe southf france for people or warmer but most people think that talklking to strangegers is. does the and so they just don't do it there was another question from kimberly thomas and she wanted to know w why takeses thy minutes to o say hello to everye

and have a little discussion at the beginning o of the day now. kimberly in my opinion this isn't so much true for when you greet people but it's certainly trtrue for when you say goodbyeo people you have to say goodbye to each and every person. that's in the room that youou've been interactingng with i don't know if i agree with you so i find saying hello in this country so confusing there's the hand shaking there's the kissin. bees as it's called here but don't worry we'll get to all of that inn a an upcomingng french connection and keep in mind that the french beingng friends they love to break their own rules. butt they know how to do it so f you're gonna break the rules just know what you're doing well that wraps it up for this extended edition of french connection thanks so much for watching don't forget. if you have any other questions about france or ththe french you can write to flow. we'll see you next time for frenchch connectction [inaudibl] right. stories that appears in the news spread on the internet -- using

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