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

philip pullman, reading from his latest book la belle sauvage, in which he returns to the fantasticaln his dark materials. it sees the return of lyra, who is now sheltering in a priory from her own father, in a story that pits liberals against totalitarian oppressors. i think the greatest menace to the world is the point of view that says one size fits all. there's one answer and we have it and if you don't believe it, we're going to kill you or torture you, or imprison you, or burn you you or whatever. the book is set in oxford — one of the world's great centres of education, a subject, as an ex—teacher, on which the author has some views. i think the way in which we educate children now discounts, greatly discounts, the importance of the imagination, and overemphasises a culture of getting things right and getting the right answer and ticking the right box and rewarding it in a quantitative way. "yes, you got four out of five, you've got a bit of room for improvement there, do better next time..." that discounts about 90% of what the child is doing, or what anyone is doing. you can

um, former sauvage republics like moved over a neighboring country of ukraine, could be um, in his focus because we saw some attempts or at least that looked like that uh attempts to destabilize the. so the situation, the representative from montalvo regions traveled to moscow representative from a 10 semester which is a kind of a, a separate district public on northern territory, oscar the russian problem and for support, especially for support. so that could be coming inside to russia. he'll be tightening of the group for the group on the opposition as well. although it's in it's, it's hardly possible to do that. we could also expect him to come and 6 us if it look a little further away and that made the rush. i will try to, i'm closing even more than before. so cutting ties was the west. probably cutting things like youtube, which is and um, maybe one of the last channels media channels, a very important y'all's, connecting bratia to the outside world to the west of the world. and can i ask you what person's new time will mean for you? creighton, in particular. well, as i've just said

philip pullman, reading from his latest book la belle sauvage, in which he returns to the fantasticals the return of lyra, who is now sheltering in a priory from her own father, in a story that pits liberals against totalitarian oppressors. i think the greatest menace to the world is the point of view that says one size fits all. there's one answer and we have it and if you don't believe it, we're going to kill you or torture you, or imprison you, or burn you you or whatever. the book is set in oxford — one of the world's great centres of education, a subject, as an ex—teacher, on which the author has some views. i think the way in which we educate children now discounts, greatly discounts the importance of the imagination, and overemphasises a culture of getting things right and getting the right answer and ticking the right box and rewarding it in a quantitative way. "yes, you got four out of five, you've got a bit of room for improvement there, do better next time..." that discounts about 90% of what the child is doing, or what anyone is doing. you can see when a child is actively

the end of the press start the reigning champions doubled their advantage following a done color sauvage break eight shots. were unable to save it and the game ended at suno. in the meantime spartak moscow bounced back from their shop opening to peter a star of last weekend with a narrow win over new boys all good news. brazilian striker well it's earned with the only goal of the game here in the russian capital. and in the foregoing use shellac appointed a new manager aiming to recover domestically and performed well in europe ralf iran beneath group placing the recently psychedelics maggots who left the club after they slumped to twelfth in the bundesliga on sunday with big names like roh was craving though how fifty two year old runs meek returns to deals of care where he's found a couple of seasons seven years ago while having also goes off and to good and head over. to prepare for the upcoming champions league quarter final with inter milan and the german cup final while running leagues first match in charge will be a league game against some poly on the first of april. courtside no

for the whole this including see you on the friday after the kick off league top score a done color sauvage then they have to another one six minutes from half time on gary in sharples who steve finished off a great move midway through the second half of three male. and his fourth were due to arrive in injury time through our legs. off. elsewhere and she is steve product moscow were held to a disappointing one one joy comes looking mighty have moved up the third following a three one win over spartak knowledge it really sort of pulled off a surprise victory over a high flying course and with one place of boredom also wins for a bin and have secret of the day. in tennis curling was not enough on a doll have been seeded top at wimbledon in classes with how we'll have to miss the grand slam of the season having failed to recover from a food injury the world number two has again heard her right foot. this time at the unicef open in the netherlands earlier this week the two time use opened when a previously injured harang girl and her cousin's wedding closers competed in the french open natural

fire and he's on the pitch for heading home expert fashion their second came from the spot bungalow sauvage believe it was open ended in the penalty area and so did the referees who should use international danny do the rest up to thirty three minutes and just moments later to be king three it's worked well for doing the hard part was a bitch with a tapping there. so it might have been forgiven for getting a little casual at this stage but i think maybe a temporary price slapped defending from thomas about chatting with me treat get a chance to go to have a story of one who was restored right after the break though good job or claimed his second offer this from was it was that i'll. have a double after weren't finished yet. that's good shuffles have traits that surely now has done enough to warrant a stop the rush against next month's world cup qualifier in dublin. the icing on the cake came viola's sunder i seen a six one the final score up morris. the reigning champions were being kept up with change though later in the day because on side benji struggling along one nailed with four point

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

a second yellow card for diving and the man down the host saw themselves training again dunkel as sauvage netting his third girl from three games so far this season . this one wasn't over yet she pulled back one minute from time thanks to consider all of kill a free kick by the way so that i can say leave the top the table go on seven it's. been a great day all round for the pre-season titled home town does form a double champions will be worried about a lot of pace on the street just a single goal in this one and it went to the hosts a fantastic over the top dispatched perfectly by check young a lend more chances would follow for a bean ball to no avail a first win of the season for an. and their new captain roberto carlos. says we're back in action after a week's break the on the bounce game with craig postponed last weekend because of bad weather and despite taking a twenty eight minute lead against the presence across the door this side of out the rested seemed to do them any favors thomas net said getting close to proved to be the most cosigned solitary goal a rusty looking says got

novel but it's on the social need some of the gulag archipelago tells of the repressive machine in sauvage russia communist leaders try to prevent the book from being published are old but in nineteen seventy three the gulag archipelago was printed in paris the full year. to fund to help victims of the soviet regime and their families in the u.s.s.r. . eighteen years ago the soldiers from foundation moved to russia today they continue helping former political prisoner and developing ideas. spello massage units and i thank you so much for being with us today it's an honor . to the works of alexander solzhenitsyn i remember that when he was alive you plan to publish a complete thirty volume collected works but two thousand and ten which is this year actually. and this year is coming to an end was the progress that. well as usual we are late and we will not manage to publish the entire thirty volumes by the end of the year however we've just published another three volumes so you can find fourteen volumes in bookstores already another two will be ready in a short while with those two the tota

here to, we've had record numbers over dest, within one sauvage. nice to me, at most, officials are talking about more than 20000 new infections every day. most of them in moscow to get the situation under control, the russian capital has re open field hospitals and build medical stations, especially for corona virus. all of the hospitals are quickly being re equipped to handle all of it, 900 patients. but their main goal is to get more citizens vaccinated against of at 19 russia was the 1st country in the world to get seemed to market with sport leak t v. so however, only 10 percent of the population has been vaccinated. the government wants to change by degree from now on. all companies in moscow must have at least 60 per cent of their workforce vaccinate. you have the right inside. the mayor is right. everyone has to get vaccinated to stop the corona virus. each year. they shouldn't force us, they should try to motivate us. what jim guys deal with, correct. i'm for a lot of dollars in the virus feel spread less quickly this way because everyone

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break away region of dawn. yet around patrol some of them conscripts like 18 year old gladys love who sauvage? while a, what can i say the cold up to go to work? i wasn't hiding from it. i came on my own, a volunteer. all around evidence of what weeks of intense fighting has reduced much of this city to with unexpectedly strong resistance. the one with was well with 3, i thought it would go better if i thought it would be faster. harrison is going slowly. the ukrainians are trained fighters in other parts of the city under russian control. some clearing up is underway while people try to live as best they can. russia has blamed what it calls ukrainian nationalists for what it describes as a humanitarian catastrophe here. but ukrainian president vladimir zalinski blames russia's invading army, claiming an address to parliamentarians in south korea, the 10s of thousands of people are likely to have been killed in the city. my tuple roonan marie, opal is destroyed. there are tens of thousands of dead. but even so, the russians do not stop the offensive. they want to make an example of mario pl.

for example, china rush of friendship association, formerly known as the chinese sauvage friendship association, was the 1st friendship association with a separate country stablished in the us. we also maintain close corporation with almost full 100 international innovations and corporation organizations around the world. for example, with russia, where the russian chinese friendship societies, serge is twin cities today. china has about 3000 twin cities. now we have more than a 100 new incidents between china and russia. therefore, will hold many events at the local level of cooperation to define the full aspect these friendly people. see if it's found in 1954, all people's french decides as a truck and people friendly to china, to exchange views between china and the united states. mr. links on to young jayman of the national association of friendship with foreign countries. let a special integration with visit russia. that is why both sides have achieved a large number of positive result in the fields of cooperation. one of the results of this project is the past of china is russian. use a f

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

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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

three municipalities in the north have serbian deputy mayors, dragana, sauvage, katarina advances inpovic in session. i collaborate with serbs, but serbs who vucic is paying to sabotage the state of kosovo are a very peculiar kind. these are the privileged minority within serbian minority. i'm not going to give up to them. the problem is, and i'm looking at that document there, the original document, the declaration of independence of kosovo in 2008. since then, what really has kosovo achieved? you haven't normalised relations with serbia. you have the recognition of more than 100 countries, but significant countries like russia and china, even five members of the european union still do not recognise kosovo. your economy is in a terrible mess. hundreds of thousands of your own people have left kosovo to go find work in the european union. can you honestly say some, what, 15 years after that document was signed that you are delivering? yes, we're a success story of nato�*s intervention to stop genocide of serbia. and we're a success story of democratic and economic progress working h

monsieur macron est le candidat de la mondalisation sauvage...acron is the candidate 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—ol

so just within sauvage news to me at most, officials are talking about more than $20000.00 new infections every day. most of them in moscow to get the situation under control, the russian capital has re open field hospitals and built medical stations, especially for corona virus. all of the hospitals are quickly being re equipped to handle it 900 patients. but their main goal is to get more citizens vaccinated against of 19 russia was the 1st country in the world to get seen to market with nick t v. so however, only 10 percent of the population has been vaccinated. the government once is that to change by degree from now on, all companies in moscow must have at least 60 per cent of their workforce vaccinate . and the other one right on the side of the mayor is right. everyone has to get vaccinated to stop the corona virus. and each year they shouldn't force us. they should try to motivate us because there was time for a lot of dollars in the virus feel spread less quickly this way because everyone should be vaccinated at home and to get money for food at the same time. then we will all be

could you break it down, sauvage passion made from the "washtington examiner."show. a lot of fallout from omarosa. a quick sound bite for you in regards to what is happening this week and get your reaction. >> as we are celebrating, actually observing the university of charlottesville, that he has the opportunity to bring the country together, but he doesn't have the ability to do that because he puts himself of her country everyday. >> trying to push unity. what are you doing for the white house? >> will be here for the white house now is bearish puget in careful about how they respond this time around to the protests happening outside the white house in washington d.c. of course a lot of security this time around and i don't think law enforcement or the date is letting their guard this time around like we saw in nashville. president trump in this time last year responding to the protest he did have a huge fumble politically is 18 and lost a lot of support within his own party, within the republican party with respect to his take on both sides of the issue abou

they all take place in a fictional town called bois sauvage in mississippi where jesmyn ward lives andre her family is from. it's a bit timely and sort of post-katrina novels. this is about the people who are left behind and the people who stayed behind and why and what they're lives are like. it's about race. it's about class. she has been compared to william faulkner, toni morrison and herman melville in the reviews of this latest book. and while i think she is her own voice. those aren't terrible people to be compare with. >> reporter: no, they're certainly are not. pamela, let me give you one more: any category you want. >> all right. well this is, this is about fiction, but its nonfiction and that is bruce handy's book "wild things," which is about the joys of reading children's books as an adult. and i am a huge fan of children's books. and i do think that you read them in a different way as a child, and then if you read them in a different way with your children. and then if you read them on your own, you also see in them different things. and i think one of the things that he m

there's a danger something that has not been since sauvage times it's very painful procedure and it's against any prison regulations in russia so i hope that the prison authorities do not resort to that do you think vladimir putin has an incentive to keep. the ball in the alive i mean it could mean anything at this stage because he does have a much larger forward base in russia was gaining in popularity as he went into prison. in terms of incentive for putsch and keeping the wildly alive i think it is indeed. entering his calculations i mean he was a careful label of killer has been caraway applied to him by president biden but if not all name dies in prison with all the global attention focused on him as the most important principle of a cult prisoner nowadays in the world i think this label of killer. will stick with him for good forever but it's not the libor one. interested in would this not make. me a martyr of sorts someone willing to to die to stand up for the people of russia and against corruption which he has exposed i think you don't need another validation of the valma a i

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miles, doctors jean-pierre sauvage, fraser stoddart, and bernard feringa for the design and synthesis of molecular machines help how small are we talking? >> think of a nanometer. a nanometer is-- well, there are 80,000 of them in a human hair. that will give you an idea. we're talking very small. imagine machines at the molecular level that can do work, and some of the applications that we're thinking about are potentially drug delivery inside our system, and many others where tiny machines can pack a punch. another application they're looking at potentially, hari, is creating computer storage capability at the atomic level. well, if you're storing things at the atomic level you basically need a processor at the molecular model. nanomachines are potentially revolutionary. we're still very early on in that game. >> sreenivasan: how do you build something that small? >> it's basically a chemical process that you engage with, and that is part of their insight. and, you know, basically, the researchers are saying that we're kind of like the wright brothers at this point. we built a flyin