bastille day celebrations taking place there.he french president is showcasing the military defense. >> marking the storming of the bastille fortress during the french revolution. thank you for watching. thank you for watching. "news day" is coming up next. >> thank you. own. ing a little growir ohhh. ahhgh. so imagine how we cheered when we found tide pods sport. finally something more powerful than the funk. bye. i love you too! he didn't say that. tide sport removes even week-old sweat odor. if it's got to be clean, it's got to be tide. they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. you can go first. audible reintroduced this whole world to me. so many great stories from amazing people. it makes me want to be better. to be able to connect with the people's stories that i'm listening to. that's inspiration. it's on during my commute, it's on all the time. doing the dishes. working out. while i'm i

last month, bastille released its third studio album, doom days. hotel bar in brooklyn, new york. ♪ >> on the main stage at england's iconic glastonbury music festival last month, a field of fans rocked to the music of bastille. the british band founded by front man dan smith. >> how would you describe your voice? >> annoying. strained, whiny, annoying tone. this sort of thing, it's the only voice i've got. >> but in 2014, it helped the song pompei crack the top ten in more than a dozen countries including the u.s. that epic success was the band's breakthrough. but i guess because with us, we never dreamed that big. everything that happened to us felt like a happy accident. >> what did you dream, then? >> i didn't. >> you didn't? >> no, i think i have always been a bit of a pessimistic realist. >> with its catchy hooks, bastille's music can seem deceptively simple. this song is about the ancient roman city buried by a volcanic eruption. >> i guess there was a point in my life that i had a lot of jobs i hated. i can relate to that feeling of being s

you think about the bastille celebration.sage that's meant to be sent by the military armada rolling down the streets of paris. a message to tyrants. what bastille day represents is the victory over tyrannical rule, over the king. and over the attempt for the king to return. the storming of the bastille was about victory over tyrants. what is the message when kim jong-un rolls tanks down the streets of his capital. it's a message to western democracies, you better be careful because we, the unified korean, north korean people, will defeat you. we have nukes. be afraid of us. what is the message donald trump is trying to send by rolling tanks down constitution avenue? who is that message to? it's certainly not to tyrants because he loves tyrants. it's not to putin, not to kim jong-un, not to the saudis. is it to our friends, to western democracies who he doesn't particularly like, or is it to us? to the resistance in this country. i have tanks. i have this military armada. the message is a threat. but it's always a threat when

from spain lead french president emmanuel crondall needs the parade as he's country singer breaks bastille day the boss show off military pageantry live to paris also coming out to. protest to support for u.s. detention camps were illegal migrants should be closed but inside the white house the administration isn't backing down courting the situation on the mexican border a crisis. tat the u.n. prepares to hold a crisis strokes on the deadly ebola outbreak in congo it's been called the 2nd placed in history deep bench by military conflicts and mistrust i'll put those. planes. hello i'm christine 12 out welcome to the program. we begin in france way of president emmanuel kron will showcase europe's defense capabilities by putting european military cooperation at the heart of the best day of rage it comes at a time of growing tensions with the united states. including german chancellor angela merkel have joined mccrum to watch the annual parade sleezy that marks the end of a history of the beginning of the french revolution. and . the best deal day parade joins us now from paris good to see

there we are, bastille day in paris. also marking right around france today. —— also being marked.d accountable if they fail to spot signs of violent crime among young people. that's according to plans due to be announced by the government this week. public bodies would have a legal duty to work together to report concerns about children at risk. here's our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani. a community programme putting football at the heart of saving lives. the london—wide premier league kicks initiative has worked with hundreds of young people at risk of falling into a life of crime. now, the home secretary sajid javid wants to go ahead with a new public health duty on public health bodies that will put them all at the centre of spotting serious violence that has blighted cities across the country. the proposed duty will cover police, councils, health bodies, schools and colleges. it will compel them to share intelligence of youths at risk of serious violence. ministers hope the legal duty will mean professionals, such as mentors, can intervene earlier to turn around m

this weekend the french are celebrating bastille day.k in time for a classic "watters world" quiz. happy bastille day. thank you very much. i don't know what you mean by that. jesse: it's the french july 4. >> that sound cool. jesse: tell me about napoleon. >> what are you doing, trying to ruin my life trying to make me look like a friggin' idiot? >> he was taller than you. >> expect language, you will be very nice. just try. jesse: what do you do really well that's french. >> french kiss. jesse: ways your favorite french food? >> french fries of course. >> your fries are good. we appreciate you bringing them to america and i wish all the french the best. jesse: i don't think the french fries are actually french. be sure to follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. i'm watters and this is hide world.

this weekend the french are celebrating bastille day.nternational holiday we step back in time for a classic "watters world" quiz. happy bastille day. thank you very much. i don't know what you mean by that. jesse: it's the french july 4. >> that sound cool. jesse: tell me about napoleon. >> what are you doing, trying to ruin my life trying to make me look like a friggin' idiot? >> he was taller than you. >> expect language, you will be very nice. just try. jesse: what do you do really well that's french. >> french kiss. jesse: ways your favorite french food? >> french fries of course. >> your fries are good. we appreciate you bringing them to america and i wish all the french the best. jesse: i don't think the french fries are actually french. be sure to follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. i'm watters and this is hide wo

three years ago a man drove a truck into a crowd of people on bastille day, killing 86 people.any watched fireworks from the beach. the prevailing theme was to make sure terror does not win. >>> the rose parade is rolling out some new rules after a float caught fire this time, cutting the event short. investigations found this fire was caused by an accidental discharge of gas. they want to install fire suppression measures similar to ones on busses and fire retardant power, make a fire barrier to protect drivers. >> there was somext during paul concert in l.a. last night. >> it's rare nowadays you get to half the beatles performing together on stage. >> were you there? >> i swear i wish i were. i would have loved it. that's what fans were treated to last night at dodger stadium. ringo star coming up. he played the drums for two songs. their last live appearance together was back in 2014. were probably going nuts. >> i was when i was watching it. there is video available online if you want to check it out. it's fantastic. >>> anyway, someone in the south bay is a million bucks r

this weekend the french are celebrating bastille day.classic "watters world" quiz. happy bastille day. thank you very much. i don't know what you mean by that. jesse: it's the french july 4. >> that sound cool. jesse: tell me about napoleon. >> what are you doing, trying to ruin my life trying to make me look like a friggin' idiot? >> he was taller than you. >> expect language, you will be very nice. just try. jesse: what do you do really well that's french. >> french kiss. jesse: ways your favorite french food? >> french fries of course. >> your fries are good. we appreciate you bringing them to america and i wish all the french the best. jesse: i don't think the french fries are actually french. be sure to follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. i'm watters and this is hide world. reporter: this is a fox news alert. the lights are back on in new york city after being out for more than four hours. power company con-edison said it was caused by a transformer fire. 72,000 customers were without

. >>> france celebrated the bastille day national holiday with a military parade over the weekend. >>s man stole the show ase flyboard. that's a flying hoverboard. that is the inventor himself on it, holding a rifle. he's a former world jet skiing champion. >> a french official says the flyboard is being tested for possible military uses. president macron tweeted a photo with the comment, proud of our army, modern and innovative. i would say that is a mild understatement. >> so we know when it comes to bastille day, they roll out the heavy artillery. >> yes, they do. >> the tanks and all. president trump was inspired by it when he was the guest of honor last year. >> yeah. >> so he modeled our salute to america for the fourth of july after bastille day. obviously some controversy over the tanks and whatnot. then france was like, hold my beer. >> that is absolutely what they said, yes. >> watch this, we're going to bring out the hoverboards. >> just wait until next year in d.c. so oitca tobedibha h up there. i'm like, that had to be for sure, there's no way he could have used that with

now it's back to marry him in london thank you very much for a whole well he wowed the crowds on bastille day now the french inventor known as the flying soldier will attempt to cross the english channel on his jet powered flight board frankie's a process flight on thursday will mark the 110th anniversary of the 1st aerial crossing of the channel it's expected to take around 20 minutes and only allow to refuel once on a boat he says he's confident the fight will be a success and smash his record for the longest flight board f lines. to going to to don't got to go they demand so left i'm feeling good but launches i want everything to go better and everything to be relevant ised is true i have experienced crashes but that's behind me that has been i was developing to fly aboard of course a problem could happen but i don't think about question because we know how to avoid it tell the boys. at 71 everything we're covering on our website al-jazeera dot com of course you can get the latest on the testimony of robert muller before congress today and i will be bringing you more on that story in j

coming up on "cbs this morning" now, anthony mason talks with the lead singer of the british band bastillerd new studio album. i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." ie green, this is the "cbs morning news." likely acidic and then what's happening is the weakening of enamel. now is the perfect time for a toothpaste like the new pronamel repair. this toothpaste takes it to the next level. it takes minerals and it drives it deep into the tooth surface so that we can actively help repair weakened enamel. i do think dentists are going to want to recommend the new pronamel repair toothpaste. it's such an easy answer and it will do exactly what their patients need. >>> our top story this morning, billionaire financeer jeffrey epstein remains behind bars. he pleaded not guilty to charges of sex trafficking. prosecutors say epstein lured dozens of girls as young as 14 to his homes in new york and florida and paid them for sex acts. they are urging other possible victims to come forward. >>> the acting secretary of homeland security and the new acting head of border protection have b

so at bastille day you didn't have the french president narrating the entire event.as son, you had president trump speaking for nearly an hour, narrating thes historie this different militaryranches and when there were flyovers talking about them. he was still able to ke himself the cent over a military parade. robert: the nationalark rvice had to divert over $2 million in fees to support this and we're trying to figure out how much the pentagon spent. does the administration pay a cost or because of the i wayt unfolded without much drama in his rhetoric, does itade away? amna: the lack of transparency is nothing new. so how much we learn about where the money camerom, what was spent, may come out in the weeks t was ow but w unsurprising about the entire event was that of a the titles that president trump holds in his office, command for the h chief been the one that he's really, really embraced. and for trump, the american narrative that hetells and t he runs on and that he constantly sort of very publicly has always revolved around the military. yesor it's a part o

so at bastille day you didn't have the frenchnt presi narrating the entire event. situation, you had t trump speaking for nearly an hour, narrating the histories of this different military branche and when there were flyovers talking about them. he was still able to make himself the cent over a military parade. robert: the national park service had to divert million in fees to support this and we're trying to figurout how much the pentagon spent. does the administration pay a cost or because of the way it unfolded without much drama in his rhetoric, does it fade away? amna the lack of transparency is nothing new. where much we learn about the money came from, what was spent, may come out in the weeks to follow t what was unsurprising about the entire event was thatf all the titles that president trump holds in his office,ommand for the ief has been the one that he's really, really embraced. and for trump, the american narrative that he sells and that e runs on and that constantly sort of celebrates very publicly has always d revolved aro the military. yes it's a co

and iran and how the iranian president says he could solve it enough to stealing the show on bastille day front line man is now preparing to sexing new rakhal by crossing the english channel. hello again welcome back well here across parts of southern australia we are watching one front that will move quite quickly over the next few days there it is making its way towards per so as we go into thursday morning perth are going to sing some clouds as well as some winds but by thursday afternoon we're going to be seeing that front start to approach over here across the by and into adelaide so with that it is going to be windy cloudy a passing shower too but it's really going to be on friday that system makes its way towards tasmania we're going to see some rainy conditions there temperatures dropping down from hobart to about about 11 degrees for you there melbourne it is still going to be a cloudy day and widespread clouds across much of southeastern australia as well respond it is going to be mostly cloud a few with a temperature of 23 degrees we have cross northern the south island of

. >>> bastille day celebrations turning violent in paris. at least 175 people were taken into custody for questioning. earlier in the day, macron was the first president to get booed during the traditional july 14th parade. yellow vests infiltrating the event. >>> the white house confirming a meeting between president trump and jimmy morales was called off. that would make guatemala a safe third country. people crossing into guatemala will apply for u.s. asylum there, instead of at the u.s. border. easing the immigration crush at america's southern border. the two presidents were close to solidifying that deal. >>> iran's foreign minister in new york for a meeting at the u.n. the state department granting a visa. the move was approved by secretary of state mike pompeo. the tensions of the two countries are building, with iran increasing its uranium enrichment. >> the trump administration is isolated in the global community. it's time for the united states, to begin to return to the international consensus. >> the visit comes as they announce

that has the scene in paris on bastille day. 9:15am is the time. they had... suggest donald trump abandoned the iran nuclear deal in order to spite barack obama. police charge a man with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was 8 months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. england's cricketers prepare for the biggest game of their lives — as they face new zealand in the world cup final. schools and hospitals in england and wales could be held accountable if they fail to spot signs of violent crime among young people. that's according to plans due to be announced by the government this week. public bodies would have a legal duty to work together to report concerns about children at risk. here's our home affair‘s correspondent dominic casciani. a community programme putting football at the heart of saving lives. the london—wide premier league kicks initiative has worked with hundreds of young people at risk of falling into a life of crime. now, the home secretary sajid javid wants to go ahead with a new public health duty on public

the event marks the 1789 storming of the bastille fortress in the french revolution.hat is heading quite quickly. it will actually be a dry sunday. we have already had some sunshine in western areas, but i cross at the london area we have in the early rain at the cricket, but it it is an improving picture behind that band of showers. we have a skinny sky is coming through. certainly more sunshine then we started the day with. —— sunny skies. the best of the sunshine will be further west and we will see the higher temperatures here because there is a key breeze across east anglia and the south—east of england temping the south—east of england temping the feel of the day. lighter winds elsewhere for the west, could trigger the odd shower for the hills. temperatures up on yesterday for scotland and northern ireland and a bit cooler to the north sea coast. finer into monday and tuesday too. hello. this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines... more leaked memos from the uk's former ambassador to washington suggest president trump abandoned the iran nuclear deal in orde

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now trying to emulate the bastille day parade him fronts us presisident donald trump brought. a has brought on already a wave of controversy with a highly militarized july the fourth independence day parade. planned for washington wisdom kind. of loans to double a blow against him they're accusing trump of politicizing america's most important national holiday. wasting taxpayers money. it's a double whammy is never trump who never served in the military predictably rejects the criticism. is expected to top off the parade with a speech [inaudible] patriotism. well let's bring in for the crown our correspondents who is- keep an eye on what develops the widest force as ever of course and all matters john philip joining us now. i can't help but notice to let that it's not exactly. a parade whether is it raining on trump's parade that the question. what a good -- very soon in fac- that's been -- quite the downpour here in washington dc here on the national mall and there are in fact thunderstorms also -- that might happen later on tonight exactly at the moment when the president is

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coming up to french president to matthew mcconaughey meets the parade as he's country celebrates bastille day with the boss show military pageantry live to paris. we look ahead to today's wimbledon men's final wave to tennis titans splashes roger favorite takes on to know that jeff. hello i'm christine wonder welcome to the program. forty's in the u.s. state of louisiana urging residents to stay vigilant as tropical storm barry pummels the state fears that could be inundated have so fall proved unfounded but other areas all still in danger of severe flooding it's america's 1st major storm of the season despite full costs new orleans has so far been spared the worst of it but tropical storm barry now no longer a hurricane strength only recently made landfall. i ask everyone to stay vigilant. and they say. this is always been projected to be a rain event and it will be the storm isn't as fast as it might have been and a slow storm means more flooding. so louisianians are bracing for rising rivers and storm surges after hurricane katrina in 2005 in which 1800 people died artificial defenses

means a frenchman will be wearing the yellow jersey on sunday as the country celebrated celebrates bastille day. you're watching news from berlin coming up next as world stories the week in reports don't forget you can always get all the latest news on our website d.w. dot com on my ash waiter thanks for joining us. now for. what secrets lie behind these memos. find out immersive experience and explore fascinating world cultural heritage signs of. the w world heritage 360 q. i'm not going to think out of the gym well i guess sometimes i am but most of the things which are the reason germans think steven's or german culture of looking at the stereotypes aquatics put in here think it's new for the country that i not. yet needed to take his grandmother down to me because it's all about who they know i'm rachel join me for me the german sunday w. post. on this edition of world stories. somalia rehabilitating former al-shabaab fighters thailand one year after the dramatic cave rescue. but we start out in mexico where a narcotics cartel has been threatening reporters with abduction and murder ove

protesters left and i don't know if you've been able to speak to any of them have they told you why bastille staying given the enormous police presence. yeah i have a job to talk to some of them who was say i don't know why the parliament earlier this season i and many of them not think that because the government takes a lot i think monks all even to me and then they all come home people come to trees earlier on in june but the government didn't know what the amount so that is the reason why they think they have to act so they the actions and. didn't something like alcohol use the parliament to sort of cut showed a cousin and out of congo the same thing on the pope has to do things today you fully all have the same thing as to the government's about the only difference is that they're doing it differently. the police reaction is interesting 1st they seem to be reluctant to act. now cracking down. people will be wondering why the police have chosen to take this course of action. yeah that is something i really. like i think you have to for many of us journalists and all the protesters and so

this is steve every new year's live from finland frog celebrates bastille days with the fos display all had gentry at military prowess also coming up. the states with the president talked about 10 countries renewed tensions with russia and the song time if it is to join the european union. and a long lost videotape promises stunning new images of the 1st moon landing it's one of the i said from the apollo 11 mission. get up its 50th anniversary. hello i'm christine wendell welcome to the program. we begin in france where president emmanuel chrono showcased europe's defense capabilities by putting european military cooperation at the heart of this year's best day parade it comes at a time of growing tensions with the united states. including german chancellor angela merkel joined mccrone to watch the annual parade down the seans in the say that marks the anniversary of the beginning of the french revolution. for more on that we are joined now by d.j.'s correspondent lisa lewis who is in paris good to see it nice to see you attend of the parade a little bit talk to us about the highlights

all of the media is his version of the bastille day ceremony. i pointed out earlier this week, the whole bastille day thing is about sending a message to dictators. that's what the whole bastille day is about. that's clearly not what this is. donald trump likes dictators. what was the message that you think came out of what donald trump did this week? >> it was grandiosity and self-inflation, and so one of the things, i think, that's significant here is that the united states, at least in theory, is supposed to operate on the doctrine that we are a nation of laws, that no one is above the law, and that the constitution is the fundamental authority. that is a different position, fundamentally different position than a state in which the personality or the authoritarian leader is the head of all interest and ideas within the state, and so what donald trump did was essentially hijack this idea and turn it into something that was supposed to glorify itself. it's an interesting paradox here, which is that several years ago, i did a full bright fellow

this is d w news live from berlin france integrates bastille day with a vos display of military pageantry and a show of european unity also time enough. to protest has called for u.s. detention camps for evil migrants to be closed but inside the white house administration isn't backing down according to the situation on the mexican border a crisis. at the u.n. the pay is told emergency talks on the day people the outbreak in congo it's been torn the 2nd placed in history the penned by a military conflict as mistrustful health workers. hello i'm christine one don't welcome to the program. we begin in france where french president emmanuel necron is showcasing defense capabilities by putting european military operation at the heart of this year's best day parade it comes at a time of growing tensions with the united states leaders including german chancellor i'm going to metal have joined the chron to watch the annual parade down the chance it is a that marks the anniversary of the beginning of the french revolution. and lewis who is at the best day for a joins us now from paris good to see

here, the bastille day fireworks of just ended. thousands of fans are trying to reach the area. the situation deteriorated. several people were detained after throwing projectiles. after lightaris clashes with police. most were there to celebrate. it was a victory in the upcoming final. that's it for this edition. stay tuned. >> this was here. plans repaired in great secrecy caught the central powers off guard and cut the bulgarian lines into. -- in two. >> it was clearly the beginning of the end for the central powers. >> the bulgarian army capitulated two weeks later, the first domino to fall. support for germany had evaporated. they signed an armistice, the first world war was over. french saw the first world war mainly on their soil. the battle in the east and south were no less important. germany wanted to build a railway to baghdad. at stake were the oilfields of mesopotamia. serbia had to be conquered first. at thecaptured belgrade end of 1914. they were quickly forced to retreat. they needed bulgaria as an ally. >> it was strategic. if the country entered the war side by

salute to america tweeting that it would be the show of a lifetime forcedly inspired by france's bastille day celebrations 2 years ago is the jump is due to give an address at the lincoln memorial where martin luther king gave his i have a dream speech. straight to washington head of the humphrey joins us from the thick of the action welcome helena so a 4th of july not like no other according to the president. that's right phil the u.s. president has called it a show all of a lifetime is certainly a departure from tradition and it's not without its control this either with many saying that this is a military show of mites which the democrats certainly haven't welcomed they have said that the president has taken a leaf out of the new affair authoritarian playbook and certainly what we will see this evening is a fly over of air force one and other jets and most controversially i think is the aspects that tanks have been dotted around washington d.c. the president saying that he was taking a leaf out of the playbook of president a man you had back on the best seal day celebrations behind me

means a frenchman will be wearing the yellow jersey on sunday as the country celebrates celebrates bastille day. you're watching news from berlin coming up next as world stories the week in reports don't forget you can always get all the latest news on our website d.w. dot com i'm my ash waiter thanks for joining us. now for. what secrets lie behind these memos to. find out the mercy of experience and explore a fascinating world cultural heritage sunny's. d.w. world heritage 360.

after watching bastille day, he said, we may have one like that. down pennsylvania avenue. the nations fire power will be on display on thursday. >>> a republican national committee spokeswoman confirmed the bloc received a grouch free tickets but won't say how many. several have gone to top donors. >>> here for a leadoff discussion on a monday night, ashley parker for the "the washington post." gordon cheng, author of nuclear showdown, north korea takes on the world, and annie orny, white house reporter with "the new york times." welcome to all thee of you. gordon, i want to start with you about this tweet that the president sent out talking about kim jong-un and how healthy he looks and how really, really well he is. what is that tweet an answer to? >> this is really strange. it's an answer to certain observers who were there yesterday and heard kim wheeze. you remember kim walked from what the north koreans call the monkey house to the demilitarization line and over to the summit house. the south korea house. they said he was really winded and i think what president trum

julian alaphillipe kept hold of the leader's yellowjersey after stage 9 of the tour de france on bastilley won the 170 kilometre stage from st etienne into brioude, that's the first stage win of his career. the defending champion geraint thomas is still fifth, just over a minute behind alaphillipe. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. a quick reminder of our top story, england are well champions after beating new zealand in the most dramatic cricket world cup final ever. both sides locked onto hundred 41 runs after 100 overs, they tied once again in the super over with england triumphing on account of boundaries scored in the match. that is incredible. for me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. there's some warmth and some sunshine to start this forecast — by the end, we'll see some rain for many. more on that in a moment. here's how monday shapes up, an area of high pressure centred over the uk, for now keeping atlantic fronts at bay. and a good deal of sunshine through monday morning. there will be more cloud across northern scot

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. >>> san francisco will host the 139th bastille day celebration today. the event remembers the storming of the bastille, a turning point for the french revolution. there will be food, wine, beer, a vintage car show, french quarter tours, plus music and fun for the kids. the event is free. it runs from 11:00 until 6:30 tonight at embarcadero plaza. 6:09 the time. turning to an accuweather preview with meteorologist lisa argen. >> well, as we look outside we do have plenty of fog from the coast, even across the bay. here is a look from our roof camera. you can see how gray it is out there. trees are not moving though. we will have that typical sea breeze, and even sun with comfortable readings in the 60s at the coast. san francisco, going for 70 today. yes, a warm-up is on the way despite what you are seeing right here. i will explain next. >> lisa, thank you. >> also ahead, a developer's plan backfires when he tries to give out cash to get people to move out of a homeless encampment. also, cheap food with a million dollar view. the fancy things you will f

the president fell in love with this two years ago in paris on bastille day and wanted to recreate itf critics are questioning whether he'll be able to keep this event that is typically nonpartisan partisan, whether he'll go into a campaign mode. when asked about the speech he's going to give, whether it will unify all americans, he said, i think so, but he's going to talk about the democrats. tourists are here. it's just another hot summer day. tomorrow this will look different with many people expected on the mall. chris? >> monica alba, thank you for that. phil rucker is back with me as well as jack jacobs, a medal after honor recipient and msnbc military contributor. phil, you said, quote, this year's gathering on the mall marks a departure because presidents typically have not participated in independence day celebrations. why independence day if you're doing a military parade? what are you hearing about all this, because it was all pretty fast. >> the president wanted to do a military parade and those plans were thwarted by the government over concerns about cost and just infras

i was in the pool with the president for the bastille day celebration. tell you from firsthand -- my view is that he was totally -- he was completely giddy. he talked about it for weeks afterwards. every time there was a spray at the white house when we would go and meet him, he would talk about how amazing it was and the soldiers and the tanks and everything. but then sources i talked to at the pentagon within months after that were saying that he really was starting to form an inquiry into how much it would cost and what the logistics would be, so this is something that was very serious and conceived very early on in his presidency. but obviously we've gone through many iterations to get to this point. the one that we're going to have this thursday, maybe not the grand scale that he wanted, but at least something. so he's going to be happy. again, it's all about is it going to become a political event or not. >> still no sense are how much it's actually going to cost and does the president -- is he going to have trouble drawing a crowd? some people in

. >>> san francisco will host the 139th bastille day celebration today. storming of the bastille. it was a turning point for the french revolution. there will be food, wine, beer, vintage car show, french quarter tours plus music and fun for the kids. the event is free. it runs from 11:00 until 6:30 tonight at embarcadero plaza. time now is 8:40 on this saturday morning. lisa argen tracking the accuweather forecast for us. >> well, chris, one of those days today, a 30 to 35-degree spread from our coast to tin land valleys. as you look at walnut creek, it looks hot, doesn't it? it is just in the 60s, a pleasant morning for you. we will see the warmest day of the week here today. it is going to get quite hot. some areas towards brentwood could flirt with 100. elsewhere, that steady on-shore flow keeps us cool at the coast. your forecast is coming up. >> lisa, thanks. >>> also ahead, the giants went on a power trip in milwaukee in their first game of the second half of the season. anthony flores has the highlights coming up in sports. this is you shopping. a

eastern and pacific >>> overseas in france, the annual bastille day, but most eyes were looking up anch inventor hovering overhead, way overhead, on what he calls a jet-powered fly board. the new technology, he says, can fly as fast as 120 miles an hour his next stunt, flying across the english channel. i'm sure we'll have that video stay tuned >>> when we come back, music to our ears, just like yesterday, a surprise reunion of two music legends. >>> a new film opened this weekend. it asks, when is it right to lie? ra hultaa raheema ellis has the story. >> what's wrong, dad please tell me. >> the farewell is a new movie based on a lie. >> the family thinking it's better not to tell her. >> why is it better? >> when people get cancer, they die. >> reporter: it tells the story of a family that discovers their grandmother only has a few months to live they conspire to stage a fake wedding as an excuse for the entire family to get together. >> isn't it wrong to lie >> it's a good lie most families in china would choose not to tell her. >> i wanted to tell the story. it was an incredibly

. >>> san francisco will host the 139th bastille day celebration today. the event remembers the storming of the bastille, a turning point for the french revolution. there will be food, wine, beer, a vin tatage car show, french quarter tour and music for the kids. it is free and runs from 11:00 to 6:30 tonight at embarcadero plaza. lisa argen now with the weather. >> it is warmer today. south bay numbers going up five to seven degrees. here is a look it a san rafael. there is even drizzle on the coast right now. once again, the wide variety, the summer spread in store for saturday. i have a look at your sunday and the week ahead with a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you, lisa. >>> a developer's plan backfires when he tries to give up cash to get people to move out of a homeless encampment. more on that. cheap view with a million dollar that leave therea lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, or a view that defies all

now the annual bastille day parade is underway in paris the french president says it's showcasing european defense capabilities and military cooperation all 7 european leaders are attending it is 230 years since the bastille 40 percent has a storm during the french revolution. and france is creating a space force president backhands of the space command will improve defense capabilities and protect find satellites in orbit his announcement following similar plans by the united states. to make it was a part of the new military doctrine which i approved of we can defend ourselves from space and space we will boost or understanding of the situation and we will protect our satellites and to ensure the development of the capabilities of space command will be created next in the air force which will eventually become the air and space. now the cricket world cup final gets underway in just a few minutes with hosts england and new zealand looking for their 1st ever titles engine go into the match at north as hot favorites even though they are playing in their 1st final in 27 years meanwhile new ze

they're accused of staging an unauthorised demonstration at the annual bastille day parade.lice firing tear gas in an attempt to disperse them. the demonstrators booed president emmanuel macron as he was driven down the champs elysees during the parade. five people have been arrested after a car was driven into a group of people in south—west london yesterday evening. police were called to reports of a fight following the incident in battersea. one man suffered a broken leg, and another suffered a head injury. a number of other people are said to have sustained minor injuries. the driver of the car fled the scene. police say the incident was not terror—related. as tensions rise between iran, the united states and its allies, the bbc has been given rare access to iran. iranians remain furious that donald trump pulled out of the nuclear deal last year and has imposed crushing sanctions on the country. 0ur correspondent martin patience, along with cameraman nik millard and producer cara swift, have been in tehran and the holy city of qom, talking to iranians about the escalatin

and a reception today for french president emmanuel macron, at the biggest celebration, bastille daye crowds booed him to open the annual military parade. this comes amid ongoing yellow vest protests again, macron's government. the bastille day celebrations ended tonight with a spectacular fireworks display above the eiffel tower and france's national day is the anniversary of the storming of the past even in 1789 of turningpoint in the french revolution. well, deportation raids gina cross the u.s.. reigniting the political firestorm over the crisis at our southern border. will it bring the two sides closer to a deal on immigration reform? of savings and service. whoa. travis in it made it. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two of them. they're multiplying. no, guys, its me. see, i'm real. i'm real! he thinks he's real. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. but how do i know if i'm i'm getting a good deal? i tell truecar my zip and which car i want and truecar shows the range of prices people in my area actually paid for the same car so

that's why there's no bastille-like celebration here. and essentially that's what he's trying to do here. he couldn't do anything for veterans day so he's trying again on memorial day. and all he's doing is attracting controversy. >> it's actually interesting because nixon actually made an address from the steps of the lincoln memorial just seven years after the march on washington. so it seems that as if then president nixon made the decision to make a speech there before president trump. >> for that matter -- well, for that matter, there have been occasions and they have almost all been very special occasions where one of the holidays the president has spoken, for example, harry truman on the 175th anniversary of july 4th. clinton at the turning of the century. but there has always had to be a very special occasion and here they didn't dominate any holiday. they simply appeared and left the holiday to the american people. >> all right. i want to bring in colonel jack jacobs and tim o'ryan. colonel, i'll start with you, one associates m

. >> the second annual downtown berkeley pet parade was also held today along with a family bastilleelebration. >> meantime thousands of people united in san francisco to help their neighbors living with aids and hiving. > dan ashley welcomed this to this morning's opening ceremonies for aid walks san francisco in the park. our station is a major sponsor of the annual 10k fund raiser. aids walk supports the year round 247 groups like project open hand. >> till there's a cure we still need to help and support people now living longer and healthier with more complex health issues. >> it raises awareness, brings people together so we recommit to ending this epidemic. >> they also received some mid walk encouragement from the cal band. >> going to a paul mccartney concert is one thing. when you're a music legend, you can call on friends to join you on stage. wit till you see who showed up last night. >> he can have people on speed dial too, you know. meteorologist mike nicco is up next with our accuweather forecast. >> just ahead, breakout the brooms. the a's sweep up after a dramatic fi

they're accused of staging an unauthorised demonstration at the annual bastille day parade.disperse them. the demonstrators booed president emmanuel macron as he was driven down the champs elysees during the parade. five people have been arrested after a car was driven into a group of people in south—west london yesterday evening. police were called to reports of a fight following the incident in battersea. one man suffered a broken leg, and another suffered a head injury. a number of other people are said to have sustained minor injuries. the driver of the car fled the scene. police say the incident was not terror—related. we are going live to wimbledon where we are in the final set. and roger federer serving for championship point. djokovic has saved one championship point. we'll stay with this for a couple of moments. as roger federer continues to serve in this final set. amazing, isn't it? there we have it, 8-8 amazing, isn't it? there we have it, 8—8 in the final set. that is wimbledon, sent to in the main‘s singles final. —— centre court. a very exciting afternoon of s

this is news live from berlin bronson of braids bastille day with a vos display of men a tree pageantry and a show of european unity also time enough. to protest has called for us detention camps for unicode migrants to be closed but inside the white house administration isn't backing down according to the situation on the mexican border a crisis. at the u.n. appears to hold emergency talks on the day of people the outbreak in congo it's been.