reporter: the sauvage case convinced many women it was time to take action.for months, french women from all walks of life campaigned on sauvage's behalf. the publicity was successful. most likely to silence the protests, francois hollande granted jacqueline sauvage a rare presidential pardon. but not all legal experts agree with the decision. >> the pardon means that anyone can decide to end the life of another person. someone, a man or a woman, lives in an abusive relationship for 20, 30 or 40 years. and then, one day, one of them decides to kill the other. that can't be right. that's more dangerous than our current system. reporter: in france the private sphere enjoys unusually strong legal protection, and that has hindered the passage of laws to address domestic violence. alexia's lawyer believes this is why it took a presidential pardon to spark the process of change. >> now, after the sauvage case, perhaps the courts will begin to punish domestic violence more vigorously. otherwise we will keep seeing women who are forced to defend themselves alone, and

reporter: the sauvage case convinced many women it was time to take action.nch women from all walks of life campaigned on sauvage's behalf. the publicity was successful. most likely to silence the protests, francois hollande granted jacqueline sauvage a rare presidential pardon. but not all legal experts agree with the decision. >> the pardon means that anyone can decide to end the life of another person. someone, a man or a woman, lives in an abusive relationship for 20, 30 or 40 years. and then, one day, one of them decides to kill the other. that can't be right. that's more dangerous than our current system. reporter: in france the private sphere enjoys unusually strong legal protection, and that has hindered the passage of laws to address domestic violee. alexia's lawyer believes this is why it took a presidential pardon to spark the process of change. >> now, after the sauvage case, perhaps the courts will begin to punish domestic violence more vigorously. otherwise we will keep seeing women who are forced to defend themselves alone, and there will be mo

politicians in france are rallying behind the 68 year old jacqueline sauvage. he used to beat and rape her and abuse their son. when her son hank himself in 2012, she she turned a hunting rifle on her husband shooting him three times she was sentenced to 10 years in prison, upheld on appeal, the judge saying that her suffering did not merit a self-defense plea. ♪ >reporter: the courts said it ws toder, sentencing sauvage 10 years in prison. for her supporters, it was self-defense. in december, 2012, after 47 years of marriage, sauvage killed her husband with three gunshots to the back.he had been violent and sexually abusive to his wife and their children. the jury decided that was not a defense, ruling that was upheld on appeal. her family chose not to request the judicial review of the case, asking instead for a pardon. a petition in favor now has over 380,000 signatures. age's supporters want reform is what they see as lawse's outdated regarding domestic violence. >> yes, she killed him. this is not about getting her acquitted. this is about recognizing how

eau de sauvage. >> jimmy: eau de sauvage, yeah.." and it's you and kelly clarkson. [ er a applause ] >> man. >> jimmy: that is great. >> she is awesome. >> jimmy: i love ke -- but i mean -- >> sheyou had never met >> no. and my wife and i saw her. i don't know what, it was some award thing. and my wife said, "there she is!" and we had to go over and we kind of accosted her and said, "hi. we've never met. but i really wanted to introduce myself." she could not have been nicer. >> jimmy: she's just the best. she's so good. but i mean, "40-year-old virgin", that's the thing you were -- when you're getting your chest waxed. kelly clarkson! [ laughter ] >> well, i thought -- i thought she'd be mad at me about that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so i wasn't sure. because i never met her over those years. and -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why did you say it? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: yeah. i don't know. >> like, is he making fun of me? like, why would he say that in anguish. >> jimmy: right, sure. >> and you know. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it was ju

and what is it in french, sauvage? sauvage. ooh, sauvage. congratulations.oice-over: galimard will put the record of your perfume on file, and you can re-order it from anywhere in the world. not far from grasse, gourdon grows out of a rocky hillside, a fortified medieval village. from town, the views of the coast and the surrounding countryside are spectacular. now, gourdon is not altogether undiscovered. queen victoria painted watercolors here in the belle epoque. today tourists fill the main streets, but take any side alley, and you'll feel the centuries slip away. the weathered stone homes have been restored and now house boutiques and craft shops. the proprietors of la taverne provencale, at the top of town, will proudly tell you they've served the likes of roger moore and charles bronson on their beautiful terrace. i'm trying the tomato and mozzarella salad, followed by an herb-filled omelet. i wonder if that's what 007 would have ordered. our last stop on the riviera is idyllic st.-tropez. in high season, consider taking the ferry from nice or cannes t

vests were made for years were defended and that they were attacked by the police manière absolument sauvagerevés, des hands rachées et cetera, pendant des années, la la seule réponse du gouvernement n'a été que la... réponse de la violence policière face à ces mouvements qui sont des mouvements justes pacifiques, qui exigeent le respect de leurs droits qui exiget l'amélioration des conditions de vie, et la réponse du gouvernement, ça a toujours été, nous n'avons pas d'argent alors qu il dispose de milliards de dollars pour sutenir la guerre en ukraine, donc la guerre contre la russie en ukraine. it is only one of the manifestations of injustice in france. aujourd'hui à la evelle de la de la de la 11e journée nationale d'action contre la réforme des des des retraits, donc c'est ici le le le le monde de la culture, les travailleurs, les travailleuses de la culture qui ont organized this action sur un des buildings, un des monuments historique de de du ministère de la culture, l'arc de trip. ici pour ses droits, pour faire valoir les droits des salariés et... this injustice and general inequal

jaclyn sauvage was released from prison just hours after president franÇois lond -- fronts while hollandes released. immediaten puts an into her detention. she was married to a violent alcoholic who she said raped her and beat her and her three daughters and also abused her son. she was found guilty of murder and sentenced to 10 years in prison in 2014, a verdict which was upheld on appeal a year later after the state rejected her plea of self-defense. she quickly became a celebrity with feminist groups and celebrities calling for the president to intervene. a petition demanding her release gathered over 400,000 signatures. in was granted partial artan january but the court twice rejected applications for her release. >> i'm very happy, i'm overwhelmed and relieved. has show thatnde he cares about women who have suffered the mastic abuse. he cares about their suffering and he cares about their lives and all those who unfortunately die at the hands of their husbands. feminist groups are calling for the definition of self-defense to be expanded to protect victims of the mystic abuse. -- of

saying sauvage had knob reflected enough on her actions. >> they did not appreciate the president pardoning her. >> it was inside the family home that she and her husband suffered years of abuse. she shot dead her violent, alcoholic husband in 2012, a day after her son committed suicide. her daughters testified in court, saying their father also beat and remained them and they asked for their mother's release. in october 2014, jacklin was found guilty of murder and sentenced to 10 years in prison. she appealed blue her self-defense plea was rejected on the grounds she did not act to proportional and direct response to aggression. politicians on the left and right criticized the judge's decision. protests were organized and nearly half a million french jacqueline d a free petition. her lawyers say they will appeal for her release again. >> france is celebrating another old medal at the rio olympics. courtesy of the men's culls.eight double s the u.s. has 16 goals, well out in front of the rest of the world. france has high hopes for another gold later. they have the most successful judoker o

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a bridge for all decision but the explosion a meltdown of the chair noble nuclear power plant and sauvage a great many enthusiasts in the world but still it could stop mankind in its pursuit of the. many nuclear power plants have been built and are being built now and even the latest nuclear accident in japan could reverse the flow. first thank you very much for being with us and i would like to start with the. true novel how shocking was the news of the new ads for a specialist for scientists did this scientists warn about a possibility of such a thing. i think it was very shocking i think that it was something that people knew could happen but thought probably never would happen so the fact that it did happen on such a terrible scale was a dreadful shock for me it was not no longer a theoretical possibility it's not something that that might happen it really had happened and there was no disguising that and the scientists knew that there are things like that going up and so so you did where you needed were in the public you didn't win the governments there are things laid there are poss

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des gens qui n'ont pas de terrain s'installent de manière sauvage.er plus vite que la musique. on se projette, après 13 années sous le régime assad. votre mari a pu retourner en syrie. il relance des activités sur place qui étaient inenvisageables avant le mois de décembre. ces événements, on n'a peut-être pas aussi envie de s'y arrêter trop, on a envie d'avancer? - camille neveux: après 54 ans de dictature des assad père et fils, après la guerre civile, les gens ont envie de passer à autre chose et veulent que ça se passe bien. c'est pour ça qu'il y a des condamnations. ce qui se passe ne surprend pas les syriens. après 54 ans de dictature, comment voulez-vous passer directement à une démocratie? le scénario était prévisible. quand bachar al-assad a quitté le pays, le 8 décembre 2024, il a emmené son clan extrêmement proche. certains soldats loyalistes pro-assad ont rendu les armes et ont réintégré l'armée d'ahmed al-charaa. d'autres ont disparu. ces gens étaient cachés. on se doutait qu'ils allaient ressortir un jour. c'est ce qu'on a vu avec ces e

and i said sure so this movie producer pia sauvage contacted me and asked me whether i would appear in the documentary called weapons of the spirit. i have a small part but as i'm driving to from the town of roshanbo up to ligriyon the home where i was at the backend in those days in the 40s. and when that movie ultimately was shown on the pair on french movies screens theater screens in late 1987. 87 88. i received a letter from someone in paris. i miss you diamah and he asked me are you the pfigal who dedicated a diary to his parents? and i thought there was some sort of a scam but at the time i was going to europe just about every five six weeks. so i stopped in paris and sure enough merced yamaha has my diary. how did you get my diary? he said well, he said, you know, i'm a collective such memorabilia. i bought it on a flea market in the south of france on the good news about two or three years after the war. and by the way, i also published it in france about two or three years ago. well, i wanted my diary back and so now he pleaded and he said well, i'm a poor man. i had to publi

monsieur macron est le candidat de la mondalisation sauvage...date of savage globalisation, uberisation, economic uncertainty, social brutality, of every man for himself. translation: you have shown that you're not the candidate for a balanced, democratic debate. the question is, do the people want your defeatist attitude ? you say, "globalisation is too hard for us, so is europe, let's shut our borders, leave the euro — because others succeed, not us." millions watched, but not all were impressed. translation: the debate was heated — because of that, i didn't watch all of it. the aggression really bothered me. translation: it was a stream of insults from both sides, it won't change much when election day arrives. this was one of the most aggressive debates in recent french history. more than two hours of insults, attacks and accusations made for a memorable confrontation. now french voters have to pick a side. this morning, emmanuel macron told a radio station that the debate revealed his opponent's true colours. the 39—year—old centrist maintai

monsieur macron est le candidat de la mondalisation sauvage...erisation, economic uncertainty, social brutality, of every man for himself. translation: you have shown that you're not the candidate for a balanced, democratic debate. the question is, do the people want your defeatist attitude ? you say, "globalisation is too hard for us, so is europe, let's shut our borders, leave the euro — because others succeed, not us." millions watched, but not all were impressed. translation: the debate was heated — because of that, i didn't watch all of it. the aggression really bothered me. translation: it was a stream of insults from both sides, it won't change much when election day arrives. this was one of the most aggressive debates in recent french history. more than two hours of insults, attacks and accusations made for a memorable confrontation. now french voters have to pick a side. this morning, emmanuel macron told a radio station that the debate revealed his opponent's true colours. the 39—year—old centrist maintains his lead in the polls. in her

atika von sauvage.ther , she made about grandmother, she made about three films. you know , i'll tell three films. you know, i'll tell you why, because she locked the ring out of marlene dietrich . in ring out of marlene dietrich. in fact, later on and she was marlena dietrich , stuntwoman . oh marlena dietrich, stuntwoman. oh yeah. so there we go. you didn't get called a national treasure lightly. and he spanned so many different spheres, didn't he sort of icon for lgbt sort of icon for the lgbt community, the animal lover community. to the community. he was friend to the stars, and him with stars, cilla black and him with the scousers together the kiss, the scousers together . a friend of the royals . yeah. . a friend of the royals. yeah. that's the thing with paul . it that's the thing with paul. it does. didn't matter who you does. it didn't matter who you were , your background was, were, what your background was, where from. as as where you came from. as long as you friendly , he would you were fr

and then you've got canard sauvage, wild duck. and then to finish, you've got a chocolate creation.ne of dukas's signature desserts. so for us, what else could you want? food. the sights. good company. i just think it's going to be the best new year's eve ever. >> that looks absolutely magical. saskia, i do wonder where that menu was when you took me out to enjoy french cuisine and had me try all sorts of things. pig innards, sausage, for example. calf's brain. we're going to have that for you a little bit later tonight. you are going to want to see some of these traditional french dishes, so stay tuned for that. saskya vandoorne. thank you so much. listen, our nights are just getting started and i don't know about you, laura, but we are prepared here. i've got some very warm tea just brewed. i've got an electric blanket. i'm wearing about six layers worth of clothing. and i'm here with melissa bell, cnn's famed paris correspondent. melissa, how are you preparing for what is going to be a long and cold evening? >> it's cold. it's cold. >> and boris is sick. >> we have hand warmers.