it contributed to the french revolution and later factored into the sale of french louisiana to the u.s. the national archives in washington, d.c. hosted this event. it's about an hour 20 minutes. >>> americans advocating separation from great britain knew they had to have the backing of a major european power. and not just moral support but material in the form of money supplies and men. england's ancient rivals france and spain were the logical places to turn. from the earliest days of the war, benjamin franklin and other american envoys lobbied the governments of france and spain. the american diplomats' efforts were rewarded in the 1778 treaty of alliance and the entry of spain into the war in 1779. arms and supplies from the spanish governor of louisiana aided the american cause and at the end of the war, the french army and navy made the yorktown victory possible. the stories are our nation's early days cannot be told without reference to the records here at the national archives. diplomatic correspondence, treaties, military commissions and more documents on the international sid

i'm thinking about every french man and french woman who wants to carry on with their lives diligently and build a better life for themselves and the mandate that has been given to us to create unity where once it was division. to give those who feel disadvantaged in society their fair place in society. allow those who are entrepreneurs, creators, innovators, to go ahead with their projects. the people's mandate is not to restore the government an elite for its own benefits. to work toward the people, the sense of collective dignity, which, means that you can not exclude anyone. yet, all too often, we have chosen the wrong solutions. we prefer procedures over results. regulations over initiatives. a rent-based society over a fairness-based society. i think with the recent elections and choices of the french people, our citizens are asking us to strike a new path. i refuse, for once, to choose between ambition and fairness. i will not accept that in order to build equality, you need to give up on excellence. the same way that then in order to succeed, you do not need to trample on anyon

french president emmanuel macron delivered his first major speech to a joint session of the french parliament described as the u.s. state of the union style address. he described plans to combat terrorist threats, strength and restructure parliament. the 39-year-old leader promised to hold annual speeches before parliament to lay out his political agenda. "france 24"dress, panelists offered analysis. this is about an hour and 40 minutes. versailles. >> mr. president, you have the floor. macron: distinguished president of congress and the senate, ladies and gentlemen, members of the government, distinguished members of the national assembly and senators. the constitution says that the president can take the floor for this purpose and it is sometimes necessary to do so. we are living through such a time right now. on the 17th of may, i was given mandate and the message was amplified with a large parliamentarian majority. thent to tell you about mandate entrusted to us and the institutions that i want to change and the guiding principles that i wish to follow in my actions. 1000 different ways l

-- the french politics.his was about making a statement that i am a presidential president and i would like to lay out a vision for france. he calls it historical faithfulness to what france is about and that is what he did today. tomorrow we're are going to get chapter two, the details of how that vision means in real policies. >> you said a blueprint for being outlined by president macron today. what for you is the biggest thing that came out of today's thoughts by macron? >> it was a lengthy speech for sure but very flowery, very literary in many respects. strikes most is the sense of restoring dignity, this sends it to restore the notion of greatness, of the rule of france and also those who have to advise on the making of the french law. if for instance there is a this project to reduce by one third the different chambers of parliament but at the same time his will is to give them new importance and new efficiency. this is something that is trying to move forward with this enthusiasm of the beginning. >

indeed, the french presidency elements of a republican monarchy. it was designed as such by general de gall when the fifth republic was brought in. it's meant to have that sort of centralizing executive role at the top of the state, the top of the pyramid of power. really was to out line his vision of that power and for him it is about unity. sense oft providing a vision. it's about providing greater for the french state, renewing the social contract, if presidentbetween the and the french people, and breathing new life into the institution. primespoke about how the minister will assess his ministers at the end of every year. president will come and address the congress. and if you like, it's a way of once assessed himself every year. but certainly the l. theater is present. the choice of venue here at versailles, the seat of the .rench monarchy it's not accidental. we saw that as well on victory choosing another former ,oyal palace for his long march three-minute walk i think it was , entering through the to the stage to give his speech. today he

we must say about the val dev, for a long time the french authority and especially french president saidde under the order of the nazi and french had nothing to do. the full responsibility was not -- did not belong to the french until jacques chirac decided to recognize the full responsibility of the french. the nazis ordered to rounds up people but not that many. they didn't order the children to be rounded up. that was the initiative of the the french police who decided to go beyond. this is a very dark french -- you know, it was a burden for french for at least over 50 years. >> reporter: today the official name is actually for -- the name is actually for victims of the french state. now that is out there. it's been out there and stated that way for a little under 30 years now. let's talk politics. emmanuel macron and benjamin netanyahu meeting for the first time. emmanuel macron met donald trump a few days ago. it seems that he's trying to speak to every world leader and establish france's diplomacy on the world stage. >> that's right. here we have a newcomer versus an old crocodile.

and french jets a part of this parade.s the first time ever that you'll see f-16s and f-22 raptors, and a brilliant look at the planes and overhead of paris. most important day on the french calendar. >> sure. this is always a beautiful spectacle, in paris, small towns around the country. this is that important day. 100 years ago, the u.s. entered world war one, changing the tide. one wonders if part of the invitation from emmanuel macron to president trump was to remind the united states of the leadership the u.s. has shown over the years and how the war was marked by american sacrifice and american willingness to dive in to problems and solve problems around the world. >> yeah. a great point. you've got to look there at the 39-year-old french president, emmanuel macron. and what bonds them is not just security and the military, but the fact that they are political outsiders who have stormed the political castle. they are forming an interesting bonds. one that was awkward coming in, but downright chummy thus far in these

so they communicated between the french and the american units. even though they served in the united states signal corps and were basically in the army, they did not receive veteran status until 1977. it is one of the black eyes really of american activity during world war i, is that these women served and served this country honorably but were not accorded full veteran status until 1977. while we're looking at uniforms, we're going to go look at two uniforms that were worn by the same individual for two countries at war during world war i. one of the interesting things about world war i is that sometimes the lines were blurred about country allegiances and who really supported which countries during the war. but in two uniforms that we have in the national world war i museum and memorial really exemplify this very clearly. there was a soldier from the german controlled part of denmark named krist kristin nickolisan. when the war started because of where he lived he was forced basically into the german army. he served in the german army until his

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will the french follow suit?know macron has said he is sort of agnostic, ambivalent about president assad, but assad can stay in power for the interim. russians have said he'll go at some point, but that's been this sort of european view. but a softer attitude toward assad at the moment and that's certainly shared between president trump and president putin. but i think -- president macron as well. but what i think macron has here is political capital. he's young. he's ambitious. he's come to power recently. he feels the taste of success. and he believes that he can be this outreached hand towards president trump, whether or not he takes it to move forward together on syria, on counterterrorism, but more broadly on the issue of the position that the united states found itself in at the end of the g20 last week. macron sees himself as somebody who can potentially make a difference and be a significant global player. to do that he's had to invest political capital inviting president trump here because of course at

this of course as president trump meets with french president macron in paris. >> referee: french president, emanuel macron met with president trump and the joint leaders holding a press conference. russian election interference and trump jr. with a meeting with a lawyer during the campaign followed the president overseas. >> reflecting on the meeting on fox news, that don jr. was told he would receive information that would discriminate hillary clinton. his response, quote, if it's what you say, i love it. >> president trump saying to rig reuters are trying to play political games and it's ridiculous. and the white house denying any wrongdoing. and the president talking about his own russian meeting face-to-face with vladimir putin. >> he wants what is good for russia and i want with what is good for the united states. i thought we got along well and i think that is a good thing. >> trading a long standing adversy for an ally. anti-trump protests is expected to happen today. his decision to withdraw from the paris climate accord angered them a them. >>> meanwhile, first lady, melania trump

while it is true that a lot of ,he french media is breathless the french are not -- are not so fast. maybe it does seem like he is being a little excessive with the power stuff, but if that is what it takes to move this country, we are willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. he has very tough reforms coming up, notably regarding the labor laws in france. he doesn't have a free ride, but for now the french are saying give the guy a chance. we are willing to say he is not going for just yet. be covering that speech for you life a little later in the day. police and germany say 18 people have been killed in a bus accident in bavaria. 30 more people were hurt when that bus rammed into a truck on the highway and burst into flames. for arab states led by sunny river have extended the deadline for qatar to tuesday. they are accusing the country of supporting terrorism and have lifted -- listed demands that need to be messed including shutting down the al jazeera news network. >> no end in sight for the worst in the arabsis states in decades. they dismiss this and say -- says it is rea

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rihanna met the french president and his wife at the elysees palace yesterday to lobby the french first couple to contribute to her charity fund for education in the development -- developing world. they also had some lighter moments in their meeting as rihanna posted some pictures on her instagram feed. not everyone is amused. the british conservative magazine the spectator reminds us that macron has been slipping in popularity in recent months. many voters are disillusioned with his plans for reform and maybe some of them are even fed up of his omnipresence on the world stage. likened toicle he is tony blair who also tried to breathe new life into britain when he came into power. the magazine says unlike lair, macron is not off to a flying start and many have criticized his focus on recording pop stars like rihanna and bono rather than focusing on more pressing domestic issues. >> i wonder what the french version would be. staying in france, we are awaiting a high-profile birth. hotlythis described as anticipated as the first pregnancy of kate middleton. we are in fact talking about a

in paris where the french president is welcoming benjamin netanyahu. cnn newsroom starts right now. >>> wherever you're joining around the world, good day to you. the u.s. president is spending the weekend at his resort in new jersey, take in the u.s. women's golf open. but in washington, d.c. his white house is in full battle mode, focused on how to best manage the questions that have risen from the 2016 meeting with the president's eldest son and a russian lawyer. the latest responsibility to this controversy, veteran attorney ty cobb has been brought in to address the turmoil threatening the president's agenda. the senate vote on the health care changes has been delayed again because of senator john mccain. he is in arizona recovering from surgery. so they'll wait until mr. mccain returns to washington. the president's response to all of this on saturday, he tweeted this. stock market hits another all time high yesterday despite the russian hoax story, as the president calls it. bringing in ty cobb as white house counsel shows how high the stakes ha

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usually the french president addresses the french people but on television on the 14th of july.e chose to do it here probably because he will be going down to nice later to remember the terrible terrorist attack that took base one year ago to the day. choreographed emmanuel macron here at this parade and filling those shoes smoothly. >> what came out of trump's of visit to france? >> donald trump and emmanuel macron had time to spend together. they had dinner yesterday at the eiffel tower in a fine restaurant on the second floor. they also spent part of the day yesterday and have a lot of time to speak today. we saw them talk to each other on many occasions. a lengthy handshake as well. at the end of the visit. emmanuel macron's objective was to put rants back center -- was to put france back centerstage as far as the united states and europe as -- is concerned. --will try to convince them convince him to rethink the paris accord. trumps what donald appeared during the joint press conference yesterday. it is difficult to know there will be any movement on that specific dossier.

, opened fire in the french capital today. at least 12 people are dead, four others are in critical condition. >> (translated): charlie hebdo was a turning point. the concept of attacking in the heart of europe was a new expression of terrorism. we realized that it was now a reality. >> narrator: 12 people were shot dead in tcharlie hebdo attacks. within hours, the names of the killers surfaced. for the former counterterror chief louis caprioli, it was unsettling news. >> (translated): it quickly became known it was the kouachis. that rang a bell immediately. i thought, "yes, these are the people from 2005." so immediately i thought that there might have been a failure somewhere. when an attack happens and you had no prior intelligence, that's one thing. but when you find out that you could have prevented it, that is a tragedy. >> narrator: after a massive manhunt, the kouachi brothers were killed in a shootout with french police. (gunfire) they declared allegiance to al qaeda shortly before they died. that same day, their fri

this for the first time in the history of the modern french state. fought villers leslie with the president over plans to cut the military budget by $850 million euros this year. in a statement the highly regarded general said he no longer felt able to guarantee the robust defense force to guarantee the safety of france and the french people. we have more details. >> general devilliers will soon be replaced at the facebook page but his words are unlikely to fade away. after an extremely rare week long standoff with the french president over military budget cuts, villiers stands by his statement. in his resignation he writes -- >> in the current circumstances i'm not longer able to guarantee the robust defense force i believe is necessary to guarantee the protection of france and of the french people. >> the general says french soldiers are already strained, working in overcapacity with operations overseas and at home while the number of soldiers has already been cut by 80,000 over this decade. the new cuts of 850 million euros this year make the miss

[speaking french] we welcome president trump to paris. able tory pleased to be welcome president trump today. he accepted the invitation a couple of weeks ago. we were able to invite him to it -- to join the family. i think it is very important that the president of the united on thecould be with us occasion of french national day and attend a military parade, to which the american troops will be a part. commemoratinge the 100th anniversary of the american troops joining world war i. important because on the daily news, the capital -- the presence of president trump not -- is not only natural, i think -- we are sharing part of our joint history at the museum. i shall say i am extremely pleased. aboute been able to talk a number of topics of interest, and workd convictions, together. to implement free fair , and we want to work together to represent measures -- we will share the and take thee have necessary measures to protect, within the contracts -- within the context of freeze, fair trade -- of free, fair trade. we were not able to cove

two questions from the french press. originally slated to be outdoors but the weather isn't cooperating in paris and we've moved into this palatial room, awaiting them. obviously, this is the first time we'll be seeing president trump in front of the cameras, in front of a broader press corps and he's likely to face questions about this meeting with donald trump jr. and this russian lawyer that occurred last summer. he has made some comments about the fact he does not blame his son for taking this meeting and other interviews, but interesting to do see if he's pressed more about credibility, why people should take his word, no collusion or take his word no other meetings when, in fact, we saw from a number of people in the trump administration saying no meetings whatsoever and jake, you've known, we've seen a drip, drip, drip of revelations that prove otherwise. >> drip, drip, drip, a term used by gowdy, a republican congressman from south carolina, a strong conservative, not known for criticizing the trump administratio

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we also pay we also pay tribute to the heroic deeds of the french troops. courage at the battle of marne and countless other battles will never be forgotten by us. more than one million french soldiers laid down their lives in defense of liberty. their sacrifices are an paternal tribute to france and to freedom. french and american patriots have fought together, bled together, and died together in the fight for our civilizations. today we face new threats from rogue regimes like north korea, iran, and syria, and governments that finance and support them. we also face great threats from terrorist organizations that wage war on innocent lives. tomorrow will mark one year since a joyous bastille year -- day celebration in nice turned into a massacre. we all remember how horrible that was. we mourn the 86 lives stolen and we pray for their loved ones. we also renew our resolve to stand united against these enemies of humanity, and strip them of their territory, their funding, their networks, and ideological support. today, president macron and myself discussed

he's been meeting with french president emmanuel macron.wo leaders will hold a joint news conference in the next hour, we are told trade in the meantime, we are joined by bloomberg white house reporter in paris and the bloomberg executive editor for international government. here with me in new york is bloomberg's editor-in-chief, john micklethwait. we will get to that in a moment. let me come to you first, and ask you what exactly is the goal here on the part of french president, and fighting the u.s. president? -- inviting the u.s. president? >> you have to remember the french president just met with the german chancellor and now he's meeting with president trump. he's a new president in office but he's starting to exert himself on the world stage and show he can stand shoulder to shoulder some of the leaders of the largest economies and the largest countries in the world. he was to actually improve the relationship between the u.s. and france, based on the fact that trump has spoken negatively about the french, about some of the policies

to french labor laws. with the goal of bringing down the country's stubbornly high unemployment rate. would you like decision don't tell us that it's about adapting france to the brutality of the globalized world. not of that is true. they have to say for behind all these false accusations. we find the same vice. the vice which has poisoned public debate for too long. denying reality declared it the. unemployment currently hovers at around ten percen. but mac clones says he wants to bring it down to seven percent within the next five years. an ambitious goal given france's unemployment rate hasn't been below seven percent in nearly forty years. the labor law reforms sink to give companies more flexibility to negotiate contracts directly with employees. rather than having to comply with sector wide rules. and the cop on compensation for unfair dismissals. while streamlining a number of other hiring processes. all of this is meant to incentivize companies to offer more permanent open ended contracts. but oth

and it does them a full french authorities what to do with returning to harvest the french wife of an isis fighter. detained in baghdad someone with a for small children . first it was a major cow. pledge for us president donald trump repeal and replace the health care no no. obamacare the republican replacement for the affordable care act was featured in the senate last night's all the democrats. increasing for republicans voted against the bill president trump says he's deeply disappointed nor best picture has more. every member of my the republican healthcare bill may have collapsed. but that didn't stop senate majority leader mitch mcconnell from trying to repeal obama's signature la. without a replacement. in the coming days the sun will take up and vote on repeal of obamacare combine. with a stable. two year transition period. as we work toward patient centered healthcare. the proposal would take coverage away from thirty two million americans by twenty twenty six according to the congressional budget office. get the plan barely had time to get rolling. before falling flat again

he said he was a new player in the french political syste m player in the french political system andto that quite well so far. this may be the beginning of the end of his honeymoon period. it'll interesting to see. frankfurt is looking to labour law lockouts as it looks to attract post brexit banks. there is attract post brexit banks. there is a wonderful game at the moment, trying to attract banks from london to other european cities ahead of brexit. dublin has been quite successful. frankfurt has done reasonably well. it attracted three significant japanese banks but the labour laws are very different from the uk. the germans have come up with the concept of identifying so—called risktakers, effectively what you might call the traders in investment banks that they will change the rules of the bank wants to get rid of the risktakers, they could do it easily without applying german labour laws. they can change the laws —— the rules so easily, the banks will be concerned that once they have got them, they can change them. some of the american banks would say exactly that which is why

(speaking french) >> (translated): they were clearly in contact with people who could have turned them in. but nobody did. these people were extremely careful, they never left the apartment. we knew we would face determined men. they had weapons, they had explosives. (gunfire) >> narrator: when belgian commandos stormed the hideout, they came under heavy fire. (shouting and gunfire) they shot two men dead and wounded another. investigators found explosives, fake ids, and police uniforms. >> (translated): we discovered they had connections to syria, to isis. we quickly realized this was the start of a campaign across europe. we thought this could be the beginning of a new era. unfortunately, we were right. >> narrator: since january 2015, an unprecedented wave of terror attacks has overwhelmed europe's defenses. (gunfire) (man shouting) that month, attacks against charlie hebdo magazine and a jewish supermarket in paris left 17 people dead. (gunfire) on november 13th in paris, isis attacked multiple targets, killing 130 people. four months later... suicide bombings killed 32 in brussels

and of the french people. the general had long said france needs to increase its military budget to carry out its missions. presidents my call had pledged to bring the budget up to two percent of france's gdp by twenty twenty five. but in an unexpected move the french president decided to slash the budget by eight hundred and fifty million euros this year. and a closed parliament hearing last week general devious said with crude words. cuts will downgrade frances security. i will not be so good over our defense budget. and when your mother calls response was as direct as the generals. if you would push if i am yule ball these additional costs apply take my responsibility was on stand by my devices do that you're in the army to senator. price surely if it found a home with one did near the place you want. in the new government there. general refuse to keep silent and stepped down on wednesday. in the. user. but it's a major crisis for the army. arms our institutions which has been tough on soldiers as well as a

it is the most important date on the french calendar which marks the french revolution. 100 year alsoelebrates years since america entered world war i on france's side. doug is joining us from the elysees palace. the busy day for president macron. he's off to welcome president trump. >> good morning. >> i'm not sure if you can hear me. an important day for president macron. he's off to meet donald trump. >> absolutely. both visits are very important. it's easy to forget the angela merkel meeting going on through the morning because it has been largely overshadowed by the visit of the u.s. president. his first since taking office. trump warnedld earlier against visiting paris. visit. very important he has back-to-back meetings. an extremely busy day. his meeting with angela merkel had been planned long in advance. hisappened to coincide with first official visit. because lessing than six months ago donald trump was citing the mysterious friend is nojim who said paris longer paris. he's no longer going to be going to paris. nobody ever found out who that was. we know something persuaded

on the news tonight the president meets with the french president macron and out his breakthrough with russia on the syrian cease fire and the president defends his son from meeting with a russian lawyer last summer the attorney from the aguilar of family scott golfer sits down with us tonight and the senate republicans unveil a new health care bill in the latest round of the repeal and replace saga i'm michel supporting tonight from washington d.c. you're watching r.t. america. good evening friends we start tonight with the president back on the world stage while washington in the mainstream media are fixated on e-mails in russia president trump made clear to the french people and the president today that he understands the history and the importance of u.s. french relations if there was ever any tension between these two new presidents it never showed at this press event trump reaching out to the french with praise and respect the friendship between our two nations and ourselves i might add is unbreakable. our occasional disagreements are nothing compared to the immortal bonds of cul

french people voiced their anger at both leaders regardless of their plans. and a new video has emerged reportedly showing u.s. helicopters over the city of raka my sil's defacto capital in syria washington has confirmed its forces do operate inside the city but only under the pretext of advise assist and the company. thank you for watching r.t. international live from moscow i'm kate partridge. france is marking the first anniversary of the terror attack in the city of nice the city has organized a large scale tributes to the victims some of their families will be there and president mccraw is set to meet them privately later he also appeared at a highly protected central square and shook hands with people in the crowd event is set to continue throughout the evening. well one year ago radicalized newsy and man around a truck into a crowd celebrating the national holiday of bastille day killing eighty six people the terrorist was shot dead by police islamic state later claimed responsibility for the atrocity. i was. just. a few easy and living in france the a

too pleased to jump year, the french leader has been all too pleased tojump in inviting year, the frenchthe first lady as guests of honour for bastille day celebrations. and today, these two different leaders appeared more than relaxing each other‘s company as mr macron and his wife welcome to donald and milani to the french capital. as the president arrived in paris, more potentially damaging video emerged at home. schering then business and trump in 2013 meeting some of the same russians accused of colluding with his election campaign last year. anxious to reset the agenda, donald trump and his french host are expected to focus on international terror and defeating so—called islamic state, year after the devastating nice attack in which 86 we re devastating nice attack in which 86 were killed and hundreds injured. this is, above all, a feel—good visit with milani trump all ready playing a high—profile role. and with american soldiers marching down the champs—elysees as part of the bastille day parade, the hope in paris is a donald trump will be charmed by the occasion, the pomp and the

the french people voice anger at both leaders and regardless of their plans. a new video has emerged reportedly showing u.s. helicopters over the city of rock. the capital in syria although washington has confirmed its forces are now operating inside the city it's only under the pretext of advice assist and a company. if you want to r.t. international live from our moscow studio with me welcome to the program going to start the program with our breaking news from egypt an attacker armed with a knife has killed two foreign tourists and wounded four others in the popular beach resort of her garda that's according to local media reports citing the country's interior ministry it's claimed the two dead are ukrainian nationals the russian consulate in the city says that a woman with russian and ukrainian dual citizenship is among the victims this is back to the attacker has been arrested and is being questioned by the police and egypt's foreign ministry says a preliminary investigation suggests the man swam from a public beach to the territory of the hotel where the

sixteens and french how private jets. a bi national fly symbolizing the two countries military cooperation in syria and iraq. on the ground the parade was opened by american troops some wearing the battle dress of the so called sammy's. that's how french people had nicknamed american soldiers during world war one. in reference to uncle sam. american troops saluted by their commander in chief. the two heads of sat together in a stand. plotting and commenting. until a more solemn moment. the military band played the anthem of the french southern city of knees. to honor the victims of last year's terror attack. when a jihad is proud to truck into the holiday crowd. killing eighty six people. your moment of silence the band ended the parade in an unusual manner. playing for awhile williams and daft punk's get lucky. a choice that museum in your medical but not so much that he was president. then came the united states national anthem. and the message of friendship from the french president to the american people. you should r

washington in the mainstream media are fixated on e-mails in russia president trump made clear to the french people and the president today that he understands the history and the importance of u.s. france relations if there was ever any tension between these two new presidents it never showed at this press event trump reaching out to the french with praise and respect the friendship between our two nations and ourselves i might add is unbreakable. our occasional disagreements are nothing compared to the immortal bonds of culture. destiny and liberty that unite us so strongly unitas also after months of tough talk on trade the two seemed comfortable with the direction and basis for future cooperation the clear difference was the paris accord here trump stood as ground and was noncommittal yeah i mean something could happen with respect to the paris accord we'll see what happens but we will talk about that over the coming period of time. and if it happens that will be wonderful and if it doesn't that will be ok to both leaders were asked about russian relations it dealing with president putin

[speaking french] >> for both presidents, mr. macron, you had your meeting with the chinese president at the g20 summit. what will france do? how will france cooperate with all of these areas with china, and what do you think personally of mr. xi jinping? how do you want to continue to work with china, and what do you personally think of mr. xi jinping? thank you very much. president trump: he is a friend of mine. i have great respect for him. we have gotten to know each other very well. a great leader. he is a very talented man. i think he is a very good man. he loves china, i can tell you. he wants to do what is right for china. we have asked him for some assistance with respect to north korea. probably he could do a little bit more, but we will find out. we are working on some trade deals. he has been very nice. he has let beef go back in, certain financing go back in, certain credit card financing and other various things go back in at my request, which is very good for our farmers. a lot of good things are happening. but we

the french president emmanuel macron is hosting u.s. president donald trump for dinner at the eiffel tower tonight. during a press conference earlier today mr. trump said something that made a lot of people gulp. the u.s. president said something could happen with the paris climate agreement. people took that as a signal that mr. trump is reconsidering his decision to pull out of the agreement. at that same press conference trump praised the relationship between france and the u.s., describing it as unbreakable. the two said that they are cooperating on counterterrorism efforts and a roadmap for postwar syria. the talks are part of trump's whirlwind 36 hour visit to the country, his first official visit to france. and our very own correspondent is covering this visit for us, he joins us now from paris. good evening to you, max. both of these leaders went out of their way to reassure their intended audiences that all is good and well between them. did you buy it? reporter: i wouldn't say that they tried to say that all is good and well,

one of the ways they can agree is that the french president and all french presidents have been willingilaterally unlike european powers, the french because it's in the history, the fact that they both see the problem as being isis and they see that the potential of working with russia somehow to curve isis is in both nation's interest. cheryl: paul, thank you very much. great perspective from you this morning. >> pleasure. lauren: coming up, will kidd rock rock the vote in michigan lauren: he's not new political ambitions an we will tell you all about them, new york knicks carmelo anthony might be head today denver. we can see another record high. s&p up 5, nasdaq jumping 22. keep it here. we will be right back ♪ ♪ ♪ cheryl: well, it is official, kid rock has confirmed he plans to run for the u.s. senate. the singer took to twitter yesterday to confirm the ruim -- rumors, kid rock for senate website is absolutely real and stay tune for a major announcement coming in the near future. kid rock whose real is robert james richie, identifies as a republican and he will challenge sitting mic

there's a new french government. socialist, he wants to get out because he doesn't want to continue fighting. china suggests a deal. the deal is to divide vietnam in two with the communist having control of the north. and the french and their supporters having control of the south. the americans don't like this. but the french have already agreed separately with the chinese to do this. the vietnamese nationalists feel betrayed but the deal is done and the so-called geneva accords are publicized but nobody has ever signed them. the people can relocate. and a new government is set up in south vietnam. it is technically the old french union government with a new prime minister. the question in the fall of 1954 is what are the americans going to do? vis-a-vis vietnam and southeast asia. well one of the things is we set up under dulles, looking to create containment against the mao in china. a decision was made to support the south vietnamese government. this was affirmed by the letter of president eisenhower in october 2

long so years since the deadly terror attack in nice but a french magazine comes under fire for printing dramatic images of the atrocity. the u.s. and french president has show signs of overcoming some of the differences in paris however people voicing anger at both need is regardless of their plans. a new videos emerged reportedly showing u.s. helicopters over the city of raka bicycles defacto capital in syria although washington the house confirmed its forces are now operating inside the city it's only under the pretext of advise and assist under company. you're watching international live from all moscow studio with me welcome to the program. france is marking the grim anniversary of the terror attack in the city of nice one year ago a radicalized man rammed a truck into a festive crowd during a national holiday killing eighty six people the terrorist was shot dead by police islamic state later claimed responsibility for the atrocity. well easy and living in france charter was known to police for several violent crimes. just terror tactics direction lone wolves to rent a truck and dri