with a full reopening of the franklin institute and the city as well the president and ceo larry dubinskiing that people thought was nuts in july of 2020. you proved it could be done and safely and welcoming visitors since that time. what is the next step? what is the franklin institute going to look like if i bring my 6-year-old there next month? >> good morning. safety from the beginning has driven what we have done people have had a couple time safely learning about science. when you come, philadelphia is open and safe. it is safe to go inside. it is safe to learn and be excited about science and technology if there is anything this year has shown us is how important science is when you come to the institute, almost every exhibition is back open we made a few modifications. obviously, every type of pro ton >> by the way, larry, as we have learned, as you you have learned, especially running a science institution, science has evolved in the last six-to-nine months how will you continue to evolve? >> last year, we moved digitally online to make sure we continue to work with people, not j

compliance with correct french grammar is a priority even if it means upset in some people shallow dubinsky them 1st off this morning in paris minding a french. dr for every great inclusive which is seeing efforts made to reform the french language which critics say is riddled with gender bias it's an idea that seemed fieri to peer wrists amongst them it seems france is education minister who says there will be no way it will be allowed in schools in the context of education compliance with grammatical and syntactic rules is essential recourse to so-called inclusive writing should be prohibited in french many words. so they mass killing all their feminine this becomes an issue when referring to mix sex groups now if you have 9 women and none for example french grammar requires you to use the masculine words which advocates of inclusive if you think he's bad critics though say the perspective change is even worse most of the country would like the children to be able to spill let alone have to sort of fight with divisive little dots that are nobodies grammar has been invented by people for i

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they can spend in shared waters and the last couple of days it's got really heated to charlotte dubinsky explains. with paris london heads over fishing rights in british waters the noise out of french minister has no threat to plunge the u.k. ireland jersey into to organise unless french trawlers continue to have access. to government provides free tell you term measures and these measures of retaliation we are ready to use europe france has means they are inscribed in the agreement and so far as jerseys concerned i'll remind you for example of electricity transportation by undersea cable so we have the means and even if i regret that we could get to this point it will get there if we must. with france supplying almost all of the island's electricity this is a serious warning the electricity from france travels through you not to go and see as well so that. you know hospitals etc would be left without electricity really really. sort of threat to my it's a very draconian. measure and it's not the only threat coming from france the u.k. is expecting a number of authorizations from us on fi

charlotte dubinsky. the muslim veil has been drawn back into the fray here in france now merkel's own party has gotten itself wrapped up in a controversy that so rocketed over one of its candidates in the local elections in a move that some see is being the belt it's aboard a muslim woman from running on one of its tickets why because in this campaign flies she is committed apparently the ultimate heresy. to her job the values of the republic called the move party not compatible with the ostentatious wearing of religious signs on election campaign document he that these candidates change their face so all the party will withdraw its support this is a view that is being echoed point several prominent government figures from a political party stand for separation of religious and political issues when you are elected you represent everyone and you do not need to show things that are really to private to me that i could be would you not wish to present a candid with a conspiracist religious symbol it's a po

deaths of millions nonetheless his fans still hail him as the nation's greatest ever hero shiela dubinsky enters the fray for us in paris. napoleon bonaparte it's a name that everyone you know is a french emperor a conqueror of nations 200 years after his death and his ideals still shape france but wasn't a polian a hero or a villain i'm pretty good a bit of both because he did good things he did a lot for the evolution of fronts but he also destroyed countries during his conquests in fact so it is a bit of both. yeah but if i would say he did a lot for france but obviously he made mistakes too from a foreign policy point of view this is one detail his career in fact he invented everything the civil code so indeed like all great man he did things that are good and then others that are bad and i think he did more good than bad for me he is to a hero in the 121st century napoleon's legacy seems to be on shaky ground critics have described the french media as a racist sexist despots and there is plenty of evidence to show that napoleon wouldn't cut the mustard in today's world. for the 1st t

amid a protest by french trawlers and the navy has been withdrawn but remains on standby charlotte dubinsky reports now from france. there may be cause for car move or the escalating tensions in relation to fishing rights in the english channel but it seems everyone is really playing the n.t. both the u.k. and france sent a military ships in the area to patrol that came as french fishermen talk their own action blockading the port of salt air on the island of jersey the main earthquake. the reason we're really angry with them is that the fishing licenses came with technical restrictions that were different for each fisherman and these restrictions are completely illegal and violate the breaks a treaty for example a fisherman for some totally illogical reason won't be allowed to fish in a certain zone in jersey's waters another won't be allowed to fish for certain species another will be limited to one fishing technique and when people meet it's uses trolling that's for instance they were different for everyone french fishermen are serious over what they see as being a breach of the briggs i

dubinski as well.ng as much of an active role, to my knowledge. >> you mentioned earlier mr. jugiuliani's potential involvemt in a defense contracting firm. "time" magazine, a lot of people are reporting on it. in terms of what you know, have heard or believe is credible as a suggestion, the idea that giuliani may have been engaged in undisclosed, foreign lobbying, either for officials in ukraine or business interests in ukraine at the same time that he was seeking the ouster of the u.s. ambassador, yovanovich, do you believe those are questions worth pursuing? do you have any reason to believe that? >> well, i definitely think they're worth pursuing. i wouldn't go as far as to evaluate them. i don't have, you know, enough legal background for the legal profession to assess it. but definitely that episode needs to be pursued further. as are a couple of other episodes. so the defense contract acquisition needs to be looked at. the infamous derosh tapes need to be looked at. that was a definite attempt t