welcome to le coeur de lion. the first round is with my compliments on one condition-- you leave the war outside. more escargot for table nine. jacques, no lady tonight? we'll have to see what we can do about that. forgive my neglecting you. now, where were we? i'm afraid i h he to neglect you again. excuse me. ( laughing ) that's him. our new commandant? british intelligence believes he's been sent to oversee the occupation of the city. what's his history? he served with rommel in north africa and schmidt in poland. he is a formidable military strtregist notorious for his cruelty. well, let's make him feel at home. send him a bottle of chateau latour. my compliments. mm-mm. i hate to waste good wine. give him the '36. as you wish. ? and i have waited so long ? rong. ? merci. be generous to claude this evening. without him, my voice is empty. good evening. sing. tonight's performance is over. now. remove your hand. obey me or i will hunt you down and your bones will adorn the bubuhead of my ship. sit down and pla

these 51 charming young ladies are members of le coeur claire fontaine, as they sing "c'est la vue de châtillon" and "c'est vous le vie," who could resist their charms? harvey: how'd you get into broadcasting? i needed money to pay for my junior year at university. i had no money. tuition was a whopping $500 a year. but the cbc, they hired me as a summer relief announcer, and then in february, there was an opening on their permanent staff. and they asked me if i would be interested in joining the permanent staff. this was in my senior year now, and i said, "yeah, if i can finish my education." so, i did class from nine to noon every day. i was at the faculty of philosophy, and then i did studio work from four to 12 for an entire year. graduated and stayed with the cbc, and a year and a half later i got transferred to toronto, which is really where my career developed at. that's where i paid my dues. announcer: from studio four in toronto, it's your afternoon "music hop." and now here's your host on "music hop," alex trebek. ( cheers and applause ) well, thank you, norm. thanks, fellas

these 51 charming young ladies are members of le coeur claire fontaine, as they sing "c'est la vue de châtillon" and "c'est vous le vie," who could resist their charms? harvey: how'd you get into broadcasting? i needed money to pay for my junior year at university. i had no money. tuition was a whopping $500 a year. but the cbc, they hired me as a summer relief announcer, and then in february, there was an opening on their permanent staff. and they asked me if i would be interested in joining the permanent staff. this was in my senior year now, and i said, "yeah, if i can finish my education." so, i did class from nine to noon every day. i was at the faculty of philosophy, and then i did studio work from four to 12 for an entire year. graduated and stayed with the cbc, and a year and a half later i got transferred to toronto, which is really where my career developed at. that's where i paid my dues. announcer: from studio four in toronto, it's your afternoon "music hop." and now here's your host on "music hop," alex trebek. ( cheers and applause ) well, thank you, norm. thanks, fellas

these 51 charming young ladies are members of le coeur claire fontaine, as they sing "c'est la vue de châtillon" and "c'est vous le vie," who could resist their charms? harvey: how'd you get into broadcasting? i needed money to pay for my junior year at university. i had no money. tuition was a whopping $500 a year. but the cbc, they hired me as a summer relief announcer, and then in february, there was an opening on their permanent staff. and they asked me if i would be interested in joining the permanent staff. this was in my senior year now, and i said, "yeah, if i can finish my education." so, i did class from nine to noon every day. i was at the faculty of philosophy, and then i did studio work from four to 12 for an entire year. graduated and stayed with the cbc, and a year and a half later i got transferred to toronto, which is really where my career developed at. that's where i paid my dues. announcer: from studio four in toronto, it's your afternoon "music hop." and now here's your host on "music hop," alex trebek. ( cheers and applause ) well, thank you, norm. thanks, fellas

washington est devenu le coeur de nÉron. courtisanes soumis an ketamine chargÉ de la fonction publique. >> for those of you listening on sirius radio who couldn't read the subtitles, senator malhuret said europe is at a critical turning point in its history. the american shield is slipping. ukraine risks being abandoned, russia strengthened. washington has become the court of nero, an incendiary emperor, submissive courtiers and a jester high on ketamine in charge of purging the civil service. joining our discussion now is senator jon ossoff of georgia. he's a member of the senate appropriations committee and the senate intelligence committee. senator, thank you very much for joining us tonight. we are the world has been reeling since that scene in the oval office with donald trump and jd vance attacking president zelensky. we heard some of the french view there tonight. what does it mean in the world? what do you think it means in the world now to be an ally of the united states with donald trump as president? laurence, goo

confirming to the "spokesman review" that two recent protests by white supremacists in nearby cured le coeur be part of the bureau as attempts to identify suspects and leads. "we will examine every avenue." special agent harrell said. "we are reaching far and wide in terms of what we are looking at." that qus meaning the protests in coeur d' alene, will be one of them. it's about 25 miles as the crow flies from spokane over washington state's eastern xwroerd to coeur d' alene, idaho. the white supremacist movement in the pacific northwest has long centered on that region, on the spokane valley and northern idaho. in coeur d' alene in 1973 a man named richard butler founded a compound for his white supremacist group, known as aryan nations. a local task force that tracks hate crimes in the region says after aryan nations set up camp it tracked more than 100 felonies committed by hate groups in the region throughout the 1980s and 1990s. they included that four-month crime scene in 1986 we told you about last night in which a pipe bomb was detonated at spokane city hall. the men indicted for th

. >> washington est devenu le coeur. >> de nir oz. >> washington has become the court of nero, an incendiaryeror, submissive. courtiers and a jester on ketamine. >> tasked with purging. >> the civil service. >> trump eric. >> trump has done more damage to america than in four years of his last presidency. we were at war with a dictator. now we are fighting against a dictator supported by a. >> traitor macron is those last words really, you know, stuck with me and we were at war with a dictator. >> now we're fighting against a dictator supported by a traitor, referring to trump as the traitor. the center right politician. i mean, is the damage to america's standing with europe. it's. i know this is hard to answer in the moment we're in, but do you think it's permanent? >> some of it's clearly permanent. i think it is. i think, first of all, you said you center right, and he is center right in the french context. in the american context, that probably makes him center left, but nonetheless., i'll put a center on it. >> yeah. >> it's it's. >> very clear that the europeans now feel like they are

les moulins de mon coeur plays eric, say hello to mr preview. ah, mr preview, how are you? playing all the wrong notes. laughter i'm playing all the right notes, but not necessarily in the right order. i'm just very happy that i'm a musician, which branch of music this is actually is immaterial. i'm just very pleased to be a musician. it's a wonderful thing to be. i have the great privilege of having sort of a lot of low notes, a very strong middle voice, and high notes as well. growing up i listened to a great, great deal of gospel music. if a diva is a person that takes the profession of singing very seriously and wants to do the very best that is in me each time that i'd go out on stage, then i'm one. commentator: sheffield united attack but banks was safe in the leicester goal. commentator: portugaltried to hit back, only to find banks are showing the form he has displayed all along. a few anxious seconds and banks again had the ball away. # gordon banks. # he was there. # with the safest pair of hands. # father jack. # they were there with everything to please the fans

coeur? o bruit doux de la pluie, par terre et sur les toits. hant de la pluie! now there'll be some who know that. the first line in english, it rains.... "it rains in my heart like it rains in the town." "what is this pain that penetrates my heart? suella braverman, home secretary, thank you forjoining me on political thinking. thank you, nick. there will be, i'm sure, critics of the home secretary who find it hard to believe that her own father had to flee to this country from persecution, from africa. they'll find it hard to understand how she can empathise so much that she teared up when i read the words of her maiden speech, but shows not that much sign of empathising with people desperate to make their way across the channel. her explanation, i think, is clear. the values herfather and mother taught her of patriotism, of belief in the rule of law, in sticking to the rules, is what she thinks britain is all about. the reason there's a row this week is not everybody agrees. thanks for watching. hello, there. there's still lots of snow lying

there's been a fire at le couvent du sacre-coeur. ah, ah, ah-- english, please. my house, my rules.f the sacred heart. a postulant nun has died from smoke inhalation. oh, really? cause of the fire? according to the fire department, it was started by a cigarette. the nun was smoking in her cell. ( chuckles ) the proverbial smoking nun, eh? excuse me? nothing. typical caribbean, though. even the nuns are laid back. oh, don't you think that's odd? a nun that smokes? listen, on this island, i wouldn't be surprised if she was making sangria with the communion wine. she was a woman of god. behind their saintly exterior, nuns have a heart of stone. appearances can be deceptive. yes, indeed. welcome. good day. are you okay? yeah, fine. can i help you? i'm detective sergeant camille bordey, this is detective inspector poole. i'm still in shock. poor therese. if only i could have got there sooner. what do you mean? i discovered the fire. ( coughing ) her door was locked, so father john broke it down. through the smoke, we could see her lying on her bed, head on her pillow. it was just like sh

this happened tuesday morning at thompson's corner saloon in the community of coeur de le. that is near the intersection of 86, 80. if you have any information you're being asked to give the county sheriff's office a call. >> former house speaker nancy pelosi has agreed to let defense lawyers representing the man charged with assaulting her husband, inspect their home before the trial. david de pap is accused of breaking into pelosi's home and brutally attacking her husband paul last year. the pats defense team and prosecutors are now set to do a walk-through of that home in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood. earlier this month, the public defender argued this will help lawyers study the interior to better understand how it happened. >> writing wrong from 75 years ago, decades after thousands of black back black people's homes and businesses were torn down under the guise of urban renewal. our kron four's rob nesbitt spoke to a woman who experienced it firsthand. on august 10, 1948. the san francisco redevelopment agency was formed in for 28 years. >> thousands o

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fort tout renaÎtre encore ♪ ♪ laisse l'amour te le prouver ♪ ♪ ne le cherche pas ailleurs il est dÉjÀ en toi ♪ ♪ cogne fort dans ton coeur ♪ appelle ton amour (appelle encore) ♪ ♪ oh appelle-le encore (mÊme si t'aimes pas) ♪ ♪ mÊme si t'es blessÉ mÊme si tu ne vois que le pire ♪ ♪ si tu penses que rien ne peut suffire ♪ ♪ oh appelle ton amour ♪ ♪ si tu n'as pas la scÈne tu as toujours ta voix ♪ ♪ si tu n'tiens pas les rÊnes tu as toujours le choix ♪ ♪ appelle ton amour (appelle encore) ♪ ♪ oh appelle-le encore (mÊme si t'aimes pas) ♪ ♪ mÊme si t'es blessÉ mÊme si tu ne vois que le pire ♪ ♪ oh appelle ton amour ♪ ♪ appelle ton amour ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to the kelly clarkson show! [speaking french] the cat is on the table, excellent french. we are practicing for april fools and also to get ready for the olympics to kick off on nbc and peacock, we are going to be in the television, the files are in the computer. a little zoo lender reference you're welcome. july 26th, it's going to be magnificat. how do you say that? we are going to learn it, i'm going to be great. our first guest -- thank you. not th

coeure. melenchon and le pen hate the euro in different ways. melenchon far left, a communist, wants to socialize all the ba s banks. so if you're the stock market and thinking they will be part of the french government. that's what he's proposing. >> guys, thanks for coming on the show as my guests. i appreciate it. i would say the risks out there seem to be fairly high right now in terms of the u.s. risks for what's happening. i think people are paying a lot of attention. it's interesting that you say those polls are wrong about the euro that maybe there isn't that support for the eurozone. >> you get to more than 40% who are against the euro. if they're going to vote for those two people in these elections. >> that will complicate economic outlooks. >> and michelle being live in paris, the one thing we have to remember about polts -- i think we learned about polls in our election here a few months ago which is the polls right now as far as the election goes are really a four-way poll. after this vote that michelle will cover, it goes down to

les cayes — which is in the path of the storm. the church behind me is called l�*eglise du sacre—coeur and as you can see it's been hugely impactedrgin mary completely smashed, there are these huge lines that cut across church that is structurally unsound and actually the locals have told me they are worried about that spire up there could fall at any moment because there are these huge cracks down the side of it. up across the road you have the local coffin maker. a small business trying to make ends meet. and once again it has been totally decimated by this earthquake. and really this is a very similar story across this town. there are some buildings that are fine, or at least cracked but have not fallen, and others that have completely fallen in on themselves. the death count at the moment is still increasing and people are worried now about a storm. there are dark clouds over that way. we have heard it is raining in some parts of this region already, and people do worry that now they are forced out of their homes they are going to have to sleep in the wet and cold. james clayton reporting from haiti. from today, plasma will b

le cai, which is in the path of the storm. the church behind me is called l�*eglise du sacre—coeur.d fall at any moment because there are these huge cracks down the side of it. up across the road, you have the local coffin maker. a small business trying to make ends meet. and once again it has been totally decimated by this earthquake. and really this is a very similar story across this town. there are some buildings that are fine, or at least cracked but have not fallen, and others that have completely fallen in on themselves. the death count at the moment is still increasing and people are worried now about a storm. there are dark pounds over that way. we have heard it is raining in some parts of this region already, and people do worry that now they are forced out of their homes they are going to have to sleep in the wet and cold. hundreds of firefighters in the south of france are battling a wildfire that's forced thousands of residents and tourists to evacuate as a precaution. officials say the fire broke out on monday and has so far burned more than three square kilometres of