it was at the local theaters, one of which was owned by his relatives, that he first set eyes on brigittely crush and muse for some of his first songs. ♪ said my friend bob what do we need to make the country grow ♪ ♪ i said my friend john, brigitte bardot ♪ >> i tried to miss him and then he hit me. >> reporter: young bob sported a leather jacket after seeing marlon brando in "the wild one." >> you the big cop in the town? >> reporter: when he saw the juvenile melodrama "blackboard jungle" with its innovative rock and roll soundtrack, he reportedly said to a friend, "this is exactly what we've been trying to tell people about ourselves." >> there were other people. why should you be the only one involved? >> but i am involved! we are all involved! >> reporter: seeing james dean in "rebel without a cause" inspired him to stand up against the shackles of cold war conformity in his music. ♪ come mothers and fathers throughout the land ♪ ♪ and don't criticize what you can't understand ♪ >> reporter: once dylan made it to new york's greenwich village, it was the arthouse international films t

to the port, which is now confirmed that a drawn attack has killed in a target at the time, the brigitte of general, or they also, he is the head of the media to the security branch office here in army and how much and do so as a target attack, and we know the tanks to the assets and the reports coming from it lips that ukraine supplied the smell. it ends with the technology and the training side to operate this type of target that attacks by the drones against the syrian army. so we have the u. s. we have ukraine, we have turkey, and the syrian government also claims that france has also has a hand in this all of the they call it a shock or southern attack. but it wasn't, this was the worst plant. it was a public and we obviously paid the date from late september. therefore the, the, the situation in series. now that the attacks have been contained, the last largest, most of the territory is from the syrian side. but the red line is now in houma. and somehow they will be push back to gain seduce militants sooner or later with the participation of the russian air. for us from assistant i

the brigitte of general are they of us. so he is the head of the media to the security branch office here in army, and how much and do so as a target attack. and we know the tanks to the assets and the reports coming from it live that ukraine supplied. the minutes ends with the technology and the training to operate this type of target that attacks by the drones, against the syrian army. they call it a shock or southern attack, but it wasn't, this was the worst plant. it was a public and we obviously paid the date from late september. therefore the, the, the situation in series. now that the attacks have been contained, the last largest source of territory is from the syrians side. but the red line is now in emma. and from how monday will be pushed back against this militants, sooner or later with the participation of the russian air force from assistant is coming from, eat on iraq and also other are a big country. this being while president a side has welcomed you, ron's foreign minister to the capital, damascus to ron's t

no, i don't think it'll change much, says brigitte.years in prison — that's notjustice, says reda, complaining that the sentences were too light to discourage others. at the end of the trial yesterday, gisele pelicot left the court a french hero. but it's clearly not a role she relishes. translation: she's very happy to be going home. | she's relieved. she doesn't want to be seen as an icon. in reality, she remains a very simple person. in the village of mazan, where gisele pelicot was repeatedly drugged and raped, many remain shocked by the words of the local mayor, who told me at the start of the trial that gisele's suffering had been exaggerated. translation: yes, i'mj diminishing it because it could have been a lot worse. no children were hurt. no—one died. did you see the interview that we did with the mayor of mazan? yes. i think it's a perfect proof that. a lot of political men, especially, uh, absolutely doesn't realise the problem. l the problem is huge. there's no doubt that what happened in this one small village has shocked

but when president trump saw the first lady of france, brigitte, he has a special affection for her.'t know what's going on there -- [laughter] but he was talking about how beautiful she is. i mean, he really has always had this closeness with the macrons. it almost felt like we didn't have a 4-year lapse there, that they didn't miss a beat as they get back to business. and, of course, president trump is being read in on a lot of things, a lot that he knew and updates over the last four years, but he's having substantive conversations with foreign leaders with weeks to go until the actual inauguration -- charlie: you do get a sense, obviously, there's some foreign leaders who don't care for donald trump's style, but they recognize it's good to have somebody who is sort of going in a direction, who is willing to take control as leader of the free world. >> and i thought it was interesting too that the nato secretary-general has talked about the fact that trump was right the push nato and to try to the shame these countries that were not pulling their fair share and paying their fair s

and in the figure of brigitte helm as maria, the dangerous yet powerful role of the individual activistoppressive culture. her eyes. she's a little cross-eyed. >> yeah, but that's sexy, you know? >> yeah. now here we go. classic german food. >> a huge yeah, yeah, yeah, it's a you eat one. >> you know, i'm not finishing this, man. oh my god, it's ginormous. kebab was introduced to berlin by turkish immigrants. and dÖner kebab is the german iteration. >> you know, at the end, it's something which is in every culture, you have something, uh, grain outside bread, and then it's stuffed with something. you have meat in it. you have salad with it. you have spicy sauce with a lot of chili, and you're gonna find it in all kind of different versions. we should maybe try the red, see what it does. sure. >> this is also classic drunk food. i mean, yeah, it's greasy, it's messy. it's it's wet, it's crispy. it's got it all. >> and it's very easy to be done vegetarian. >> well, i need the meat. i mean, that big loaf that they put together, i mean, i don't know how they make it or extend it or whatever

famoly, of course, you can see here the brigitte nijmegen. so the southern netherlands indeed is not a good area for maneuver warfare. furthermore, the garrison forces in the netherlands where they were still holding out, consisted of 25th army and parts of 15th army. both those formations were largely infantry formations. they lacked tanks, so they weren't going anywhere. so a strike south wasn't really. further south. the germans hit of action that's quite near as the crow flies quite near to antwerp. but again, the terrain isn't good. it's hilly, it's mountainous, it's covered in trees. and also in october the american army had captured dutch in the first german city to fall to the allies, which meant there was a strong us army concentration in that area. so again, not an ideal route to attack. therefore hitler got it into his head that south of action through the eifel mountains and into the dense was his preferred route and he envisaged a three week dash, which by anyone's reckoning is a pretty ambitious timetable timetable. but why do i

vowed to rebuild notre dame even more beautiful than it was entering the cathedral with his wife brigitte on friday it was clear that france had achieved just that. >> no one. >> it was at the same time repaired, restored and rebaptized macron said millions had watched in shock and horror as notre dame's 96 meter spire tumbled into the church during the 2019 blaze. now, its renaissance is complete. touring the epicenter of the blaze, the medieval roof structure known as the forest macron saw the beams rebuilt by hand from 1200 oak trees from across france. >> among the highlights of macron's tour, a mural in the north enclosure of the choir that was badly damaged in the fire, and the virgin of paris, a 14th century statue that became a symbol of resistance when it was found standing resolute surrounded by burnt wood and collapsed stone monuments. >> and the beautiful saint marcel's chapel one of 29 chapels that have been lovingly restored. >> viewing the 12 meter wide grand organ, macron described it as sublime more than 1300 people involved in the restoration were invited inside, as the

dignitaries on the front row including president-elect donald trump and president macron, his wife brigitte, and a number of others before he made his way out after this very moving ceremony, moving not just to the world's catholics, of course alison, not just to the french and the parisians who've come out here tonight to pay to be here on this historic occasion. but of course, to people around the world. and what we saw at one point was the word thank you, emblazoned in lights on the front of the cathedral in many different languages, because the outpouring of love, support, money that we've seen in the course of that five years is what's allowed for this restoration exactly as it was only better. one of the main architects involved in this earlier pointed out that it wasn't really taking it back to five years ago, before the fire when you look at the restoration and the quality of it you were really going back to the 19th century when the spire was built. the church, the cathedral had been redone, cleaned and once again the inside is shining as it was. so a really powerful moment here in

. >> say it your way, brigitte bardot, potato, potato, bardot. >> okay. >> okay. >> interestingly, though, some performers, unlike rachel zegler, some of these performers, even dedicated liberals, are starting to read the room. >> comedian sarah silverman told the minnesota star tribune why she didn't campaign for kamala harris this time out. she said, my feeling was no one wanted to hear from celebrities right now. bingo. laura. i mean, yeah, well she's smart. 75% of americans after the election. >> yeah, she'll make more money. >> i mean, 75% of americans said they didn't want to hear from celebrities about politics. they were right. >> well, someone might have written a book one day called shut up and sing. >> george clooney even wants obama to come help him because he's embarrassed for the way he was trotted out. >> he was fuming that he was seduced. georgie is. yeah. and he just was. yeah. well, he. so you know what clooney i say to clooney, you're supposedly this, you know, cool. ocean's 1112, 13, 105, right? so you're this cool guy, and now you're trying to blame obama. i mean, he

vowed to rebuild notre dame even more beautiful than it was entering the cathedral with his wife brigitte on friday, it was clear that france had achieved just that it was at the same time repaired, restored and rebaptized macron said millions had watched in shock and horror as notre dame's 96 meter spire tumbled into the church during the 2019 blaze. >> now, its renaissance is complete. touring the epicenter of the blaze, the medieval roof structure known as the forest macron saw the beams rebuilt by hand from 1200 oak trees from across france. among the highlights of macron's tour, a mural in the north enclosure of the choir that was badly damaged in the fire, and the virgin of paris, a 14th century statue that became a symbol of resistance when it was found. standing resolute surrounded by burnt wood and collapsed stone monument a la hauteur and the beautiful saint marcel's chapel one of 29 chapels that have been lovingly restored. viewing the 12 meter wide grand organ macron described it as sublime more than 1300 people involved in the restoration were invited inside, as the french pr

vowed to rebuild notre dame even more beautiful than it was entering the cathedral with his wife brigittes clear that france had achieved just that. >> no one. >> it was at the same time repaired restored and rebaptized macron said millions had watched in shock and horror as notre dame's 96 meter spire tumbled into the church during the 2019 blaze. now, its renaissance is complete. touring the epicenter of the blaze, the medieval roof structure known as the forest macron saw the beams rebuilt by hand from 1200 oak trees from across france. among the highlights of macron's tour, a mural in the north enclosure of the choir that was badly damaged in the fire, and the virgin of paris, a 14th century statue that became a symbol of resistance when it was found standing resolute surrounded by burnt wood and collapsed stone monuments and the beautiful saint marcel's chapel, one of 29 chapels that have been lovingly restored. viewing the 12 meter wide grand organ macron described it as sublime more than 1300 people involved in the restoration were invited inside, as the french president wrapped up

william was greeted in the rainy french capital by a president, emmanuel macron, and his wife brigitte. his plans were disrupted by storm daragh. he had originally been scheduled to meet mr trump before the cathedral event. william is expected to discuss the us, uk relationship with mr trump and mrs. biden . ex—owner elon musk mrs. biden. ex—owner elon musk was among the high profile names from around the world, including italian prime minister giorgia meloni and former french presidents francois hollande and nicolas sarkozy. earlier this afternoon, mr trump and mr macron had met the french president, greeted the us president, greeted the us president elect on the steps of the elysee palace , and the pair the elysee palace, and the pair shook hands and posed for pictures shortly after they met with volodymyr zelenskyy, the ukrainian president, for trilateral talks. mr zelenskyy said he had good and a good and productive meeting with the pair, while mr trump and mr macron addressed reporters this afternoon. here's what the us president elect had to say. it's a great honour and we had a

william was greeted in the rainy french capital by president emmanuel macron and his wife brigitte. his plans were disrupted by storm daragh. he had originally been scheduled to meet mr trump before the cathedral event. he's expected to discuss further the us—uk relationship with mr trump and jill biden. ex—owner elon musk is among the high profile names from around the world, including italian prime minister giorgia meloni and former french president francois hollande and nicolas sarkozy . earlier this nicolas sarkozy. earlier this afternoon, mr trump and mr macron had met the french president, greeted the us president, greeted the us president elect on the steps of the elysee palace and the pair shook hands and posed for pictures shortly after they met with volodymyr zelenskyy, the ukrainian president, for trilateral talks. mr zelenskyy said he had a good and productive meeting with the pair , productive meeting with the pair, while mr trump and mr macron addressed reporters earlier this afternoon. here's what the us president elect had to say . president elect had to say. >> a gr