then you have two women genevieve de gaulle-anthonioz the niece of famous general charles de gaulle. she went on to campaign for the poor all the way through the end of her life. then you have germaine tillion the leader of a resistance group in paris who campaigned for equality among cultures. you can see the photos of the events here. the one with the glasses is genevieve de gaulle-anthonioz. these are two women inducted into the pantheon. the official list of great french women really triples today because up until now only one woman the scientist marie thierry, was at -- marie curie was admitted to the pantheon. what is interesting is on the facade of the pantheon building, there is a carved inscription which says, translated, "for our great men from a grateful homeland," so it has now been upgraded "for our great women from a very grateful homeland." sñyñsóyóyóyóyóyóyóyóyóyóyóyóyóyóyóyóyóyóyóyóyóy

in 1942. >> the only difference is with hitler and de gaulle. reporter: he was arrested and tortured by the gus tapo in march, 1944, and to prevent himself from talking he jumped out a window. the 6th of june 1936, at 36-year-old, he was the youngest person to join the government. he was regarded as a visionary. he gave birth to frances a top political school and the cannes festival. a mason, he was murdered in 1944. in june, 1940, as france fell into nazi hands a 20-year-old joined the resistance. arrested and tried in 1943, she was then deported to germany. when the war ended she began a different fight. this time against poverty heading human rights organization for 13 years. >> it's a sense of misery, a sense of misery we can never forget. that's what we witnessed. reporter: it was at the women's concentration camp where she ended up well. this professional acknowledgist became a resistance fighter. >> for me it was very important to tell the truth. i was anxious to report the truth. reporter: the parts of these two women now placed them amo

president charles de gaulle adopted it. they have come out in hundreds to celebrate its 60th anniversary. >> when these cars first appeared on the streets of paris 60 years ago they caused a shock, it was a future ifng design spaceiskisticdesign. headlights that swivel as the car turns the corner and the suspension system that cushions the bumpiest of roads. >> it was really something knew in the car world. if you drive it, it was like floating in a boat on a road. >> reporter: the car also embodies a more confident and optimistic era and if in these uncertain times that's very seductive. jacky rowland, al jazeera south of paris. >> singer mansel maloe beat all competitions with the song heroes. a record number of countries took part in the event this year including australia 200 million viewers were thought to be tuned into the event on tuition which was screened live in china for the first time. >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to

president de gaulle adapted it and the presidential palace had a fleet of them for ceremonial occasionss it's cult status today. the distincttive lines and sleek design brought it's enthusiasts. >> people had never seen anything like it before. a futurist design, a space age design bringing an air of confidence that characterized the post-war period. the car included many technical innovations. headlights that swivel as the car turns the corner, and the suspension system that cushions the bumpiest of roads. >> it was really something new in the car world and if you drive it it's like floating in a boat on the road. >> enthusiasts clearly love the design and the driving experience. but the car also embodies a more confident, optimistic era and in these uncertain times that's very seductive. jacky rowland al jazeera, just south of paris. >> well, it's also the 60th anniversary and many have been showing off in dress rehearsals in vienna. >> the show is expected to be watched by 200 million people around the world. the first time that australia is among the finalists. it was given a wildca

president de gaulle adapted it as his official vehicle and the presidential palace had a fleet of themthe car retains it's cult status today. it's distinctive design and sleek lines made it popular. when these cars first appeared on the streets of paris 60 years ago they caused a sensation. it was as if a flying saucer had just arrived. people had not seen anything like it before before it was a futurist design, a space age design very much a part of optimism and confidence that characterized the post-war period. the car included many technical innovations. headlights that swivel as the car turns a corner and the suspension system that cushions the bumpiest of roads. >> it was really something new in the car world and if you drive it, it's like floating in a boat on the road. >> enthusiasts clearly love the design and the driving experience but the car also embodies a more confident and optimistic era. and in these uncertain times that's very seductive. jacky rowland al jazeera, just south of paris. >> much more over on our website, the degrees address to click on to is www.aljazeera.c

president charlie de gaulle adapted it as the official vehicle and the presidential palace had a fleet of them for ceremonies. it's distincttive design and sleek lines make it popular. >> when these cars hit the streets 60 years ago it had caused a sensation. it was like a flying saucer had arrived. nobody had not seen anything like it before. it was a futuristic design and a space age design very much a part of the confidence and optimism that characterized the post-war period. headlights that swivel as the car turns a corner, and the suspension system that cushions the bumpiest of roads. >> it was really new in the car world. if you drive it it's like floating in a boat on the road. >> enthusiasts clearly loved the design and the driving experience. but the car embodies a more confident and optimistic era and in these uncertain times that's very seductive. >> for more on our website. www.aljazeera.com. era.com.

. >> reporter: four hours after flight 22 took off from charles de gaulle airport in paris, state policeryland received an anonymous phone call. police say around 6:30 a.m. yesterday the caller made a bomb threat involving commercial aviation. the fbi and norad, the defense command were alerted and two fighter jets were scrambled from massachusetts to respond. >> reporter: the threats rutted in searches of six international flights. a saudi arabian airline flight was also searched at jfk. so were three flights at newark liberty international airport and one at boston's logan airport. all searches came up empty. investigators believe the same individual is responsible for placing several phone callses made in quick succession to law enforcement around the country. although the threats are not credible, investigators are trying to hunt down the suspect. >> law enforcement has to respond and we have to respond vigorously. >> reporter: matthew horas is the security analyst and former a.t.f. special agent. >> they'll try to determine where the call came from. if they can do that, they'll send

reports that an anonymous threat was made against flight 22, that is air france flight 22 from charles de gaullefk right now. the plane is being searched. cnn will have more on the story at the top of the hour. >>> search and rescue teams in texas are looking for 12 people missing in devastating floods there and forecasters say heavy rains could hit again today and could cause more flash flooding. at least three people died, more than 350 homes were destroyed in texas and oklahoma. rivers and creeks are still way above flood stage and the ground is saturated. nowhere for that water to go as more rains come in. for more on the situation, let's bring in our meteorologist chad myers. what does it look like right now? >> more rain and the potential for tornadoes in that same area, john. we're starting to see the storms pop up already and, you know, in mexico not far from del rio, texas, got hit by a tornado this morning. there are fatalities from the local officials there we'll keep watching that. this is a tremendously energetic storm. a lot of potential. if you can get a tornado on the ground at 6

it all started this morning with air france flight 22 that left charles de gaulle airport at 8:23 monday morning from paris and did land safely at 10:17 at jfk. but with a source that is familiar with this situation, a threatening call was made to law enforcement in regard to this particular flight and because air france didn't respond, two f-15 fighter jets escorted that plane sifafely to land at jfk. it has not been cleared. it is being checked now by law enforcement. it will probably take all day for that check. we are now learning it was not the only call that was made threatening a flight in the air today. but we want to reiterate, none of this is legitimate so far. none of this. it is being taken very carefully by law enforcement and we will bring you the latest news as this keeps coming in. >> important to note none of it is legitimate but still concerning mary you hear of threats like this being made even if they're empty, what do you make of that? >> well unfortunately, i make of it what the law enforcement authorities have to make of it and they have to take each and every one

charles de gaulle adopted it and there was a fleet for ceremonial occasions.he car retains its cult status today. the disstinktive design and sleek lines make it popular with collect orders. they have come out in their hundreds to celebrate its 60th anniversary. >> when these cars first and on the streets of paris 60 years ago, they caused a sensation. it was as if a flying saucer had suddenly arrived. people hadn't seen anything like it before. it was a featuristic design a space age design really very much part of the atmosphere of optimism and confidence that characterize the post-war period. >> the car included many technical innovations: headlights that swivel as the car turns a corner and the suspension system that will cushions the bumpiest of roads. >> it was really something new in the car world and if you drive it, it's like floating in a boat on the road. >> enthusiasts clearly love the design and the driving experience but the car also embodies a more confident and optimistic era and in these uncertain times, that's very said you can'tive. jackie r

we do want to tell everybody that the flight did leave paris, france, this morning, charles de gaulle airport, at 8:32, landing at jfk safely at 10:17. >> it goes without saying early on they haven't cleared the flight, they're in the middle of looking into what the nature of the threat was. do they any idea who the threat came from? >> it was at this point an anonymous threat but taken seriously enough to launch the fighter jets to help bring it? >> jean, thank so much for bringing us up to date. let's discuss what this all means as this develops as we speak. bring in former fbi assistant director and cnn analyst tom fuentes joining us from washington and former inspector general of the u.s. department of transportation, and cnn aviation analyst, mary schiavo joining us from south carolina. as jean points out, more questions than answers at this point but they scrambled two f-15 fighter jets so they're clearly taking this seriously. what does this mean for how they're going to investigate this threat? >> kate, they've had this happen so often with getting a bomb threat or some unspec

. >> reporter: four hours after flight 22 took off from charles de gaulle airport in paris, state policen maryland received an anonymous phone call. police say around 6:30 a.m., the caller made a bomb threat involving commercial ave yags.iation. norad was alerted. >> we'll stay below 7. >> very good. reference that and you can climb to whatever you're requesting. >> reporter: the results were six international flights. three flights at newark liberty international airport and one at boston's logan airport, all searches came up empty. investigators believe the same individual is responsible for placing several phone calls, made in quick secession, theo law enforcement around the country. although the threats are not credible investigators are trying to hunt down the flight. >> law enforcement has to responsible and vigorousry. very matthew horace is a former atf agent. >> they have to figure out where the call came from until they locate an individual who may be responsible. >> fbi says the searches were all done out of an abundance of caution. the bureau is concerned in cases like this t

. >> reporter: four hours after flight 22 took off from charles de gaulle airport in paris, state policen maryland received an anonymous phone call. around 6:30 a.m. yesterday, the caller made a bomb threat involving commercial aviation. the fbi and nor rad, north american aerospace defense command were alerted and two fighter jets were scrambled from ma massachusetts to respond. >> we'll stay below 7. we got the fighters in sight. >> the threats resulted in searches of six international flights. saudi arabian airlines flight also searched at jfk, so were three flights at newark liberty international airport and one at boston's logan airport. all searches came up empty. investigators believe the same individual is responsible for placing several phone calls made in quick succession to law enforcement around the country. throw the threats are not credible investigators are trying to hunt down the suspect. >> law enforcement has to respond and we have to respond vigorously. >> reporter: matthew is a security analyst and former atf special agent. >> they'll try to determine where the call c

mark: could you ever see yourself operating at the heathrows and the charles de gaulles?s difficult is the 25-minute turnaround. we would probably circle around 25 minutes. if they can do something to address the 25-minute turnaround. mark: build another runway? >> we are saying build three new run ways. mark: who is going to win, though, when it comes to the runway? >> we need three. that is the only real solution for london. it is something that has to be considered. there is a lot of capacity and space for another runway. caroline: what about the european commission looking at adding this moment allowing a sale to go through potentially by the government in terms of its stake to iag. what are you thage on how that -- your decision? >> we still haven't received an offer. once we receive an offer we can't really comment on it. the board looks at it based on its merits. it would be premature for me. manus: when you look at business families and -- where do you get the biggest bang for your marketing dollar? >> it is pretty well split. we have 1,600 groups in our net of 1,

said the suspect also connected to another attack on a woman her 20s we sent to leap-- philippe de gaulle a man his 90s live with the caretaker who stopped by it is also where neighbors say the man was arrested early friday morning allegedly a friend's home on school street in san leandro >>reporter: the word spread quickly around the neighborhood that he had been hiding out there the same man police say was caught on surveillance video place in san jose attention to sexually assault a woman then a young girl. have little boy he is 7 years old and he plays out all the time knowing that he is here and that is really scary in an area where doctors feel comfortable knowing that an alleged sex predator has been around without their knowledge does not sit well with this community i am glad they caught him extremely is amazing that he was here because this area is really quiet a walk to and from school every day and this could happen to anyone. >>marty gonzales: russia is celebrating the 70th anniversary of the end of world war two of the soviet union as a major holiday in russia called victory

philippe de gaulle: she shall close with them but not before eventually falling to the ground of theo be several boxes of cigarettes as they run off she tried to defend herself and was carrying the and the rest of recall workers have been on edge ever since may 11th that would petaluma police took place at the texaco gas dissolved parliament boulevard south the victim has not returned to work since that afternoon she is going to take some their p.m. to make her a letter she is very insecure now than i use a chair to block customers from entering the area and of a leading up to the attack a man described by police between 20 and 30 years of age to play at the register walk in and out of the store several times before jumping on the victim who never saw it coming the victim of assault weapon and best is also adding that she was not physically injured but as you heard her friend mentioned will be a long time before she recovers mentally from this incident we will be right back. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter slee

community that said tomorrow we of this instability to the north of diving down toward the sierra de gaulleming up in a bit as it and see lotus 7 news for east bay lotus 7 is for the north bay and south bay for that matter is this from tracker did the system will show you, your thursday and the south bay a few shots of some light rain during afternoon hours friday as kron said sunday as a look ahead of the weekend nice and dry warming tooth. >> james: out to traffic for 40 following. >> george: still tracking the house but here the walnut creek finally things are improving at least a northbound direction which is attracting in which all are recent spate is a batch exit occurred for a. said the issue valley road and alum that the then south main street in most of those clear now the northbound rise still sluggish coming out of the valley as the closer to walnut creek interchange series pickup. the southbound traffic flow at 22 minutes is back to at least a normal drive time. tracking arrive the bridges it's odd but we're looking at the end of back up here at the bay bridge so like yesterday