bleu is one of the largest-selling perfume for men, and i hope it stays that way. we really are by women for women support women, and we hope to empower and support women on the journey of becoming. francine: you are right. the perfume. i forgot the perfumes. [laughter] talk to me a bit, there are things that people don't understand about chanel. we talk about the foundation because actually for so long it was all kept, you know, in-house. how do you see all of these other brands working together? leena: we are the world leader in many categories. there is fashion which is well known. we are in fragrances and beauty. in skincare. one of the things with my leadership team, which we started working on what we call a beacon of inspiration for the next one hundred years, what we called the 100-year plan, you know, constantly thinking ahead. we started the building blocks of it, which is having a positive impact on the road. sustainability, environmental, social sustainability, and the whole idea of women's empowerment and girls. so we are one of the largest philanthrop

# le ciel bleu sur nous peut s'effondrer # et la terre peut bien s'ecrouler # peu m'importe si tu m'aimesrte les problemes # mon amour, puisque tu m'aimes live from london, this is bbc news. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. it's been a night of boats and brollies in paris and an olympic opening ceremony like no other, taking place not in a stadium but in the very centre of the city. at its heart was a flotilla carrying each of the national teams and also international stars who sailed down the seine, at times drenched by torrential rain. the ceremony was officially kicked off by football legends indian zidane, who helped france win the world cup in 1998 —— legend of zelda dean said on. he was not the only star on the show. emerging from behind a veil of pink feathers was lady gaga, the first musical act of the night, and canadian superstar celine dion closed out the spectacle from the eiffel tower. 0ur sports editor dan roan begins our coverage. and a warning, this report does contain flashing images. the most ambitious of moments in the most iconic of settings. this is the 0lympics' firs

bleu is one of the largest-selling perfume for men, and i hope it stays that way.e really are by women, for women, support women, and we are here to empower and support women in the journey of becoming. francine: you're right, the perfume. i forgot the perfumes. talk to me a little bit. there are things that people don't understand about chanel. we talked about the foundation. because, actually, for so long it was all kept in house. but you also have other brands. how do you see all of these, you know, companies working together? leena: you know, we are the world leader in many categories. there is all the fashion, which is well known. we are in fragrances, in beauty, in skin care. and one of the things, as with my leadership team, which we started working on what we call our beacon of inspiration for the next 100 years, or we call the 100-year plan, you know, we are constantly thinking ahead. we started putting some building blocks of it, which is having a positive impact in the world. there is sustainability, environmental sustainability, and the whole idea of wo

a cordon bleu chef is reportedly under arrest for trying to provoke hostilities in france.nt investigation by germany and the russia focus identify him as a 40-year-old. >> he is an fsb officer, which is a russian intelligence officer who spent 14 years living in france posing as a chef. he cooked at michelin star restaurants. >> reporter: and tonight, facing international outcry over the war in gaza, israel accusing iran of trying to intimidate israel's olympic team. they claim 15 athletes received death threats by email and phone with imagery echoing the 1972 horrific attack at the munich games. here in paris, security on high alert. there is a massive security operation here in paris. thousands of these barriers line these streets. they create a maze of checkpoints around some of the world's most famous landmarks. some 75,000 have been drafted in. this is the largest mobilization in peacetime in this country. 300,000 people have tickets for the opening ceremony. a no-fly zone of more than 90 miles will span all around paris. france is not taking any chances. david. >> al

. # le ciel bleu sur nous peut s�*effondrer # et la terre peut bien s'ecrouler # peu m'importe si tuand there she is, the only pic rings have turned white, her dress is white, and a moment or two ago, we saw the flame rise above the city. what a moment. i've never seen an olympic cauldron lit in that way. it was incredible. # j'irais jusqu'au bout du monde # je me ferais teindre en blonde # si tu me le demandais j'irais decrocher la lune # j'irais voler la fortune # si tu me le demandais #je renierais ma patrie # je renierais mes amis # si tu me le demandais # on peut bien rire de moi # je ferais n'importe quoi # si tu me le demandais the absolutely beautiful voice of celine dion they and moments like this really one forgets about everything that's come before, it's been a difficult day for the organisers, been tough with those attacks on the train lines around france. some people did not think they would be able to arrive, get here in time, budge looking at this and the reaction of the crowd, which we heard here in the bbc studio, was incredible, and this, definitely, marks the begi

sacre bleu.we weren't having the summer olympics at all, 'cause someone ate a bat and the whole world got sick, or a bat bit someone. whatever, i'll be honest. i'm still a little fuzzy on the specifics of the pandemic. all i know is if i see bat on the menu, i'm passing. [ barking ] i don't know where. arby's? [ laughter ] back in my day, cows weren't getting the bird flu, cock-a-doodle-moo. [ laughter ] back in my day, cows got mad cow disease and birds got the bird flu, the way jesus intended it. [ laughter ] none of this muddling around mixing it up stuff. that's the way we liked it. and humans weren't worried about getting bird flu either. excuse me. [ sneeze ] [ quacking ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] [ light laughter ] see now, rusty, i understand how if you have bird flu, the joke, as i understand it, is my sneeze would be a quack. but why would it be so much longer than the sound of a human sneeze? [ barking ] [ laughter ] back in my day, drake and kendrick lamar weren't beefing.

let's run away and hide with corbin bleu. and with him are couple, louis and lee.author of the book "i exaggerate: my brushes with fame".

a war photographer, a journalist , and finally, an award-winning cordon bleu cook. and, there is a recipe book which, of her extraordinary recipes, which i would thoroughly recommend. they are interesting but they are very palatable. so, lee miller was one of the generation which was first entitled to vote. but nevertheless, she lived in a man's world and she knew it. she had to work through the system on her own terms but also accommodating the inevitabilities of the day. and she was interviewed early on in her career about where she took her inspiration from. this court, what you mostly do is absorb the character of the man you are working with. that is of the times, but it reflects the fact that the majority of professional photographers at that time were in fact men. but that photography itself was acceptable as one of the very few professions in which women could be not only sort of working but also influencing and leading. so, the influence of the men that she worked with included man ray, which whom she rediscovered these lateralization process and this is ma

she studied at cordon bleu, and she could-- you would call it a crepe. >> cookies for the group.irman sanders, dr. cassidy, senator hickenlooper thank you for having me here today. i'm a statistician and we've heard a lot of statistics thrown around and i'm here to make sense of these and make sure we're analyzing properly. proponents of the 32-hour work week often point to statistical studies, mostly pilots, that suggest that shorter work weeks can lead to increased productivity and well-being. this argument is making broad claims on weak and flawed data sets. a closer look at some of the most popularly cited studies reveal significant flaws and limitations. we'll take a brief look at some of the studies to understand the statistical flaws and shed significant and potentially insurmountable doubt. many of the news headlines, touting the studies talk about the stress and happiness of workers. inevitably in over the short-term and the short pilot projects it's not inconceivable that happiness levels increase. the question is where does the pendulum end at no work. statistical stud