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position of polish diplomats in moscow will become more complicated, well, and at the end, the eiffel tower temporarily became a ukrainian symbol, the building about the redheads was illuminated with the ukrainian colors of the ukrainian flag at the registry office of solidarity with our people, it was done very symbolically on the day of europe, in addition, it shone in blue and yellow colors last night. the brandenburg gate in berlin also shone last night, right in front of them. is already a member of the great european family, now it remains to be approved and legalized i hope it will happen soon well, that's all i have today in the world about ukraine i'm starting to prepare for tomorrow so that in the storm tomorrow i can tell you the latest and most objective information. now the espresso broadcast continues. on april 4, the rrt concert illegally turned off the digital airwaves. on the digital air of ukrainian tv channels to sign the petition first you need to register, it's very simple go to the website petition.tmu.gov.ua there go to the tab registration and enter all your data ent

lastly, i just want to know the fact with regard to what you had said about the eiffel tower, now a partindiscernible] one of the largest banks in the world i think among the 10th are just thank in the world, having funded the building of the apple tower, which is now this massive monument to the french industrial progress, that was happening at a moment in which the united states, france, germany, and parts of western europe were developing rapidly from that capital that they were extracting from any of their former colleagues -- current colonies. imagine what would the history of development in haiti p today if at the same time the world is undergoing and just real transformations come the likes of which we see today in the form of the eiffel tower, what if that money that was taken from haiti financing fridge infrastructure was financing haitian infrastructure instead? the fact of the matter is, there is nprogress resistant gene that somehow haitians are born with, perhaps someone like david brooks was born with that progress-resistant gene as he is unable to fathom that haitians can

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oh, i did of you sports correspondent in paris, of course in front of the eiffel tower. we move on to talk about the world's oldest man who has celebrated his 113th birthday venezuelan juan vicente pettis was awarded the title by the guinness book of records. he says, hard work, relaxing occasions and going to bed early. are the secrets to his longevity. he is 5 years younger than the world's oldest woman. here's a reminder. the top story we're following for you. russia's defense ministry says its forces have taken the strategic hub of li matt and eastern ukraine. the cranium controlled cities in the region of come under relentless bombardment. crane is warning that its troops may have to retreat is, is didi of used live from berlin up next is reporter with a look at a ukranian widow and her daughter adjusting to life. and for them make spicer for me and the entire news team here. thanks for watching tooth o up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program online d w dot com highlights closely with.

the french capital route. madrid's followers have been soaking up the atmosphere in front of the eiffel tower around the city, and the official fans with some of the clubs. legendary players also joined in the party there hoping real can win a record 14 champions league title, and they 1st since 2018. earlier i spoke to us both correspondent tom again i who is in paris for the big match. he gave us the low down on how the little fans are feeling. ah, that the say where i am is pretty jubilant. i'm not sure if you can tell. hopefully you can get a bit of an impression. we're at the fans own, where liverpool fans have been invited to gather ahead of tonight's fixture. now the capacity of the fans are in the hole and it will be $4000.00 but unexpected. 60000, an estimated 60000 little po supporters. all expected to be here in paris. now obviously very many of those won't have tickets and the hope is that few of them will be able to watch the game here. tonight, it seems that there's only one while the small, big screen. i'm not sure it's going to be enough for quite everybody to find a place. th

1883 in chicago the first skyscraper was built, and in new york the brooklyn bridge in 1889 the eiffel tower erected in paris our correspondent dmitry chulov. he climbed the harbor bridge, which became the pride of the australian sydney. by the beginning of the 20th century, not a single city in australia could boast of any outstanding building, ancient or modern, and then the australian sydney decided to enter the race of world building achievements. giant bridge over port bay jackson was the first grandiose building in sydney for almost 20 years of his life he devoted to this wonder of the world. his chief engineer, john bradfield, the task of the workers was a complex part of the buildings of the old district. it was necessary to demolish the bridge, they began to build simultaneously from both sides at the beginning of the support and brought the roads, then they fixed the cranes and began to assemble the power arch structure, when it was fastened into a single whole, the suspension of the roadbed began at a height of 509 m above the bay, all this most difficult work was performed by 1,4

considered a symbol of peace, this monument is visible from everywhere; here it is called the algerian eiffel tower. after the wreath-laying ceremony, sergei lavrov met with the minister of foreign affairs of the republic, ramtan lamara, new joint projects will be announced in a month, the algerian delegation will take part in the st. petersburg economic forum dmitry kochetkov alexey labushkin sergey valetov channel one algeria where did the natural british restraint go, the host of the skanyon demonstrated double standards on the air. as soon as in a conversation with the deputy permanent representative of russia, dmitry polyansky, the talk turned to frank manifestations of nazi sentiments in ukraine, the host behaved very incorrectly. he tried several times to interrupt his interlocutor, and then abruptly cut off the diplomat altogether. dmitry polyansky raised a very unpleasant topic, especially, by the way, for britain, he drew attention to the publication ukrainian president in social networks. on the eve of victory day, vladimir zelensky posted photos of militants on the internet. the groupin

. >> it is one of the most iconic features of the french capital, not the eiffel tower or notre dame,is metro. >> the paris metro is one of my favorite features of the city and there's so much fun facts to know about it. >> how has the metro evolved since it was first created 100 years ago? how is it dealing with current challenges like overcrowded trains and strikes. >> join us for the next episode of french connection and we discover the metro station. >> french connection plus, presented by genie. ÑçÑqÑqÑqÑqÑÑÑÑ#Ñ#ww Ñ?Ñ? 05/25/22 05/25/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. biden: as a nation, we have to ask when in god's name are we going to stand up to the gun lobby? when in god's name do we do it we all know in our got needs to be done? >> i am here on this floor beg, to literally get down on my nd

met by its prime minister andrew fury, people will be helped with documents, employment and the eiffel tower in paris turned yellow and blue as a display of signs of solidarity with ukraine. such a performance took place on the eve of europe day. earlier, schoolchildren illuminated the building of the council of europe in brussels with the national flag. in the russian embassy in washington, they waited in turin, italy, today the first semi-final of the eurovision song contest 2022 will take place among the participants and the ukrainian band kalush with the song stefania, our guys have already held several rehearsals the day before, 17 countries will also take part in the first semi-final, then the top ten will be selected from them, however the bookmakers predict victory for the ukrainian band in the final of the competition , it will take place on may 14 in the kyiv region completely without gas supply, only one inhabited place remains a point in the buchansk district this village along the pochepyn road is being demined there, the head of the kyiv regional military administration, oleksa

under augustine, and also in thought and symbols are in the colors of ukraine in crowns in the eiffel tower. for example, only europe in 2000. thank you. me wanted to look at the time of the pon, fleming. i used to be the strongest challenge. no one could have imagined that they the praise all through a rope or could have been broken by the invasion of the train. the fact that the european and labor, the country had bill quarterly attacked and millions of people are having to flee. and it was, i'm surprised, facing the recession is very much sure putting us together because they have to react and act together. and at the same time, we are, one's us only targeted when on the i not of the shock symbol. and so our solidarity and the unit he grows together is double chassis europeans and in the chance of land lake community. in these days, the are again a rare about the douglas security and prosperity in the european urine. and as members of the nato v are decisive telemarketer of galactic to start with and defend social mind market economy and a sustainable censorship partnership environments

time, the builders tied so many metal structures for armored blocks that they were enough to 14 eiffel towerste and building materials. it would be possible to build a third of the city of kurchatov next to which the vvr station is located, and the building of the newest nuclear reactor is already waiting at the site for heavy equipment installation will begin in june. it was made at the plant, atamash in volgodonsk, from special nickel-free steel. it is distinguished by increased radiation and heat resistance, the weight of the reactor is 340 t, the length is 12 m, and the diameter is about five. the location of the pipes. well, the number of welds . now there are fewer of them the main task of designers. e. was that completely remove the welded joints from the most. uh tense zone, radiation radiation. that is, it is approximately here , here we have the active zone located in the lower part of the reactor vessel c. e-e 4 m high, in this zone there are no welded joints, which significantly increases e, the safety of this equipment and extends the power units of the operating kursk npp with r

beginning of the 2000s it became the most visited attraction in europe, defeating the louvre and the eiffel tower splurge on expensive hotels for the sake of fulfilling a childhood dream, stand in line for hours at attractions and buy souvenirs in numerous shops. girls don't leave without elsa's dress, and boys don't. captain jack sparrow's costume true, the pandemic has significantly hit the fabulous business of disneyland paris, as well as gather in other countries for many months. stayed closed. now it is open again and celebrated its 30th anniversary not only with fireworks, but also with a scandal according to the new rules for children in the park. now boys and girls do not apply. instead , gender-neutral dreamers and friends use it. in addition, disneyland employees no longer have to. the strict dress code that was in effect for decades, when they tried to create the most favorable and pleasant environment for children, with a minimum of make-up, tattoos and jewelry. now, on the contrary, employees can express themselves as much as possible and are not required to conform to traditional ge

we wanted to visit the eiffel tower. it is a wonderful thing.hing, would you like to be his godmother? i think she will say yes. you didn't know that he was going to ask you that. it is not a proposal but you are saying yes. iam. a lovely moment. let's see if we can top that with a liverpool win and that you guys being inside of the stadium. there are still thousands of people here at the airport, trying to get as many of them as possible to paris. there has been some slight disruption but the vast majority will be there tonight, we believe around 60,000 people, which is a lot because only 20,000 tickets were allocated to liverpool fans. the game kicks off at 8pm. good luck to those fans getting there and good luck this evening. and before we go, take a look at sydney australia, where the famous vivid light festival took place for the first time since the pandemic. the light show features artworks representing australia's landscape and indigenous culture. it's projected onto the iconic sydney opera house and other landmarks over the next three w

buildings in europe that we are going to light up in the european and the ukrainian countries, the eiffel tower, and the brand of bus gate. we stand side by side with ukraine as part of the european family. only europe day, 2021. you opened the conference should not be part of the meeting for the whole. so notice to disorient it for 20. 19 more. you opened up the conference in europe, and then the pandemic came along months which we couldn't have imagined, but none of us could have imagined that peace in europe would be broken by a russian war of aggression on ukraine. would you want that a neighboring country would be attacked so violently that millions of people would have to flee? they are cut their home and that 5, thousands and thousands would experienced death and destruction. this is something that shocks us, but it also well does together, because we must act under together. we have experienced a turning point in history. i have said it since the beginning of this war and we are going to be rinsing the huge amount of strength that we can derive from our peer or not from cooperation much

all the rest of the day sport and there's some tennis courts and the eiffel tower. you shortly. there is some tennis going on. we're going to turn our attention to the other major sporting event happening in paris at the moment — a blockbuster line—up at the french open tennis today where the british number one cam norrie's trying to reach the fourth round of a grand slam for the first time. he's up against a russian player — russian khacahnov, quarterfinalist at rolland garros three years ago. ranked 25th in the world. norrie's world number 11 remember, this is a great chance for him already through to the last 16 is the world number one and defending champion novak djokovic, who eased past slovenia's aliaz bedene in straight setsand no problems for rafa nadal either, chasing a record extending 14th title in paris, he beat botic van der zandshulpp of the netherelands in straight sets. carlos alcaraz plays sebastian korda later. and adam is in north london for us at the moment at the tottenham hotspur stadium and adam, hosting its first rugby league challenge cup fi

the river seine, the louvre, the champ-elysees and the eiffel tower. ♪ tick-tock, tick-tock ♪ >> paris that, but it's also so much more. coming back again and again over the years, i've discovered that what it means to be parisian is actually deeply complex. i've started exploring beyond the center to the outskirts of this great city, to the suburbs. or as they say in french, the banlieue. some of the most exciting art, music, culture and food is actually coming from here. and every time i come back to paris, i'm able to dig deeper and explore more. so for all intents and purposes, this isn't technically the subway. it's like a commuter train. this is for people who are commuting from longer distances, typically outside of the city center. the city is split into 20 interior neighborhoods called the arrondissements that circle out. everything on the inside is considered paris proper. everything on the outside the suburbs. also known as the banlieue parisian. surrounding are dozens of suburban communities, each with their own personality and flavor that all fall under the umbrella of gre

. >> i would never have imagined -- >> i want to go to the eiffel tower.e people are so unpredictable. >> that is the great thing when you build a technology platform, the amazing thing is what you're really doing is putting powerful tools in people's hands and you could never quite imagine what they're going to do with those tools and when you unleash it. i thought airbnb would be a way -- i remember when we started, i said this company will be huge one day i didn't think millions would use it and i thought it would be used for budget travelers crossing borders. we have over 100,000 homes in vineyards or golf courses or resort towns we have thousands of castles, tr tree houses, caves ab igloos and where there is a way they find it. >> well i've got to tell you, want to congratulate you i think this may 11th, i'm used to you shocking us but thank you again for what you're doing in the worst refugee crisis of our lives. i don't know how you came up with it. i didn't think people would go for it is this just the goodness of people versus what we see and read

. >>> moving on to paris, the eiffel tower lit up in blue and yellow to show solidarity with the countrys the war continues. the light show requested by the french president of the eu. >>> an impending european sanctions in russia are fuelling a new spike in gas prices. san francisco drivers are now paying just over $6 a gallon on average. that's 20 cents higher than the state led average and a 17 #0 1 and 70 cents more. >>> residents are being asked to slash their water usage including take shorter showerers and stop watering the lawn. it's more complicated for businesses like restaurants. julie has a closer look at how people are trying to cut back. >>> in san mateo county pg&e repaired a broken gas line that forced the evacuation of 17 homes. he hit the two inch main disrupting service along a stretch of montece do avenue for hours. >>> the north bay seeing wild weather, bursts of pea size hail, power winds and santa rosa fire crew shared this video of hail falling at one of the stations yesterday afternoon. so what does today have in store? let's get a check on weather and traffic. >

france is like imagine upon project upon whatever you want to be and lovely and catherine and eiffel towergot coffee shops. we are good. >> kayleigh: amen some of the reasons cited are the champagne brios. >> emily: americans perception. brioche the adult language classes at night one college where they all used to live there i think it's great. you know, sort of looking at this through a lens of left at this we all just want to hang out in coffee shops and drink champagne all day as a sicilian. mediterranean lifestyle less pastries and more pasta. >> harris: i'm just really hungry. i have gone beyond the point of being -- i'm starving. so, all this is based on what it would be like if you were a tourist. and we all want to be on vacation, right? wouldn't that be special? but if you have got a job do you know what that's going to be like? and if you have to pay for more food and extra taxes on everything and things are just automatically more expensive. in fact, i was looking at the inflation index. it is lower than ours because their prices are so high already. they price people right out

they sent billions of dollars to friends over several decades funding the eiffel tower.would've ended up to 115 billion dollars. let's bring in the founder and executive director -- guerline jozef, i want you to draw a line for me. connect the dots between that history, research, investigation. what we learned there. the state of haiti today and why it is that we see so many haitian migrants showing up at the u.s. mexico border. >> thank you so much, alicia. the research showed exactly where we are today and why we are here today. as you mentioned, a history of haiti, the culture of haiti's rich and beautiful. the tragedies that come with having to pay the same people who enslaved us for the freedom of haiti and i also want people to understand that haiti has always been a country that received people from the middle east, from europe, received people from around the world and search of freedom and liberty. because that is what exactly haiti was built and created to represent. a new idea, a new reality we're all people would be free and free from slavery. we paid the cos

all the leverage, bubbles they created the other side of that, it will be the other side of the eiffel towerreas. today the retail stocks, wow. charles: i will mention, put up. xrt. that is really a pure retail, even better than consumer discretionary which has tech. these are your brick-and-mortar names. down 9%. i think it is the worst ever. that has been around since 2006. what is it saying then? what is the worst-case scenario? could we be down 40% this market? >> i think we're 30 to 50. always nasdaq will be worse. i'm seeing it in the action. the rallies lasted three to five days. they have been anemic. the selling has been vicious. it tells me institutions, drivers of the bus in the market, price on the lower side is not sated them. they come in with more stock. why? simple combination, higher oil price, higher interest rates, lower earnings. high valuations and a lot of leverage, all acting together. that is the vicious cycle. i have to tell you, when i'm sitting there looking what target's doing today, what walmart's done the last two days, costco i think was down 50 earlier, that i

> and disneyland paris is celebrating its 30th anniversary in an iconic way by lighting up the eiffel tower 30 very special guests including cast members who have worked at the park since opening day and fans were invited to this one of a kind event. it ended with mickey he colors disneyland paris' 30th anniversary celebration. spectacular images coming in from that. celebrating also in 70-degree weather. very nice out there. >> disney knows how to do a light show and parade. >> eva, you told me disneyland paris has the good ears you can't find in the states. the summer blockbuster movie o- season and how theaters themselves are luring back customers after the pandemic. >>> and then, how to spruce up those last-minute mother's day flowers, that's ahead in "pop news." news." this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable tr

we have a parking lot under the eiffel tower. russian fields begin, a cup of coffee, yes , eiffel ones, right? four rows. that's how we come out. we get out of the car with a cup of coffee, people scurry past the seals enter the park they go to the cloura. we walk with a cup of coffee. well, like always. yes , they had breakfast, they also went no, well, no, we will say that the image of the russian tourist is respected. what is a pension? oh, this is an airbag , if a person is not capable of madness, it's hard to say, i don't know, he seems to have managed, when the age of happiness begins, it actually does not end. each blogger now has his own victor and svetlana zhukov. i know that you have also discovered a sub- how to say as a result of your travels another way? i would say so extra money you discovered flea markets and thus you got some extra money for gasoline, as i understand it, yes, the main value, not even this julia. of course, these are also the main prices that we got into the new world. got a lot of friends into the

the eiffel tower is following many other international landmarks also lit up in the colors of ukraineding new york's empire state building and the london eye. and back here in the bay area. ukraine supporters used music to show solidarity concert of compassion was held last night in san francisco, and people packed the historic congregation shareef israel, listening to the classical music concert in support of ukrainian refugees, the proceeds from this special event we're going to three different charities helping ukrainian covid vaccination rate for wta employees has shot up after the agency threatened to fire non vaccinated workers, according to the mercury news. the south bay transit agency now has a 90% vaccination rate. that's up from just 78% about a month ago. wta is threatening to fire any driver or employee that does not get vaccinated, but there are reportedly nearly 100 holdouts who have not reported their vaccine status or received an exemption. we all remember how the government offered loans and aid to small businesses to help them survive through the earliest days of th

at his studio in view of the eiffel tower.>> reporter: 24 hours later, back stage -- >> welcome to the world. >> reporter: -- welcome to the world, a world uniquely thom browne. ♪♪ >> reporter: at its core, a highly theatrical, at least for the eye, fashion show thom browne is known for, the kind of event that draws a-list celebrities, like rapper cardi b who dressed for the metropolitan museum of art. how did you feel in that gown? >> a little heavy, but i felt amazing. i felt so confident. it was beautiful, it was bold. >> reporter: but who is this curiously dressed, somewhat shy american in paris? thom browne grew up in allentown, pennsylvania. the middle child in a family of seven kids who all played sports. thom was a swimmer. what does your family think about what you do? >> i think they get a kick out of it. i think they're like me sometimes, how did that ever happen. >> reporter: almost by accident. he came to new york, where he still lives today, worked as a salesman for georgio armani, and then a designer at ralph la

not too far from the eiffel tower on the left bank. jefferson would come down from the schumpty these a and sit in the tillery's garden in a lawn chair and he would crane his neck, you know, as far as he could to look across the sin and watch this building being built and he wrote that he would come home at night with his neck hurting from looking at it all day long. but this this was showing off a new style of architecture french neoclassicism. it's called today. so a little different than the old classical forms that platio was playing with instead. there was a real emphasis on on flow on humility on restraint. this was this, you know a building with three stories that was meant to look like it was just one story. so jefferson took some of these ideas back. he certainly took the dome back. he took the idea of skylights back and he loved this idea of kind of modesty in a way of making a large building appear to be a cozy one story building. so at monticello the third the third story is hidden behind a balustrad and the second story ha

you, in march right after the invasion, oil prices went vertical and they pulled what i call the eiffel tower, straight up straight down but now prices are getting into that vertical move, and if they keep going higher, again, we'll not be good news and just to put the numbers to it, neil. let's just use 2019 pre-covid numbers. average gas prices were 2.60 we're at 4.60 now that $2 represents $275 billion approximately out of the consumer and business' hands that could go towards spending and saving and again, i just don't think the economy can stand if it stays up here, and i'll tell you if we start heading towards that 125-130 again all bets are off, recession city, if that occurs. neil: all right what other aspect of the inflation data out today, personal consumption and all this other stuff is that the rate of increase is slowing, and it's certainly month-over- month and all that, so it's still awful numbers, inflation-wise, but i asked a prior guest about this i'd be curious to get your read on it. are we over the worst of the inflation part? in other words is the trend potentially the c

monster of leverage, debt, easy money, and now you're getting the other side of what i call the eiffel tower and you know, david i've been talking about this for quite a while. i mean, the amount of money they printed, i have been using the words unimaginable, and you just, the distortions they made, junk bond yields, things that should be yielding 10% were yielding 5%. austria came out with a bond 100 -year bond at eight-tenths of 1% now down 40%, and in principle you've got to live 100 years to get your money back, just in sane distortions and here is the unfortunate part. the people that have brought it to us are still running the show david: yeah that's the problem. so i think you answered my question, which is do they have the backbone to stand up to inflation like we see , and half point raises aren't going to do it. >> let me put it best. we have inflation somewhere in 8 % to 11%, fed funds rate is at a whopping three-quarters a percent, paul volcker right now is turning over in his grave. we need somebody that's going to do something about it. david: okay jackie, meanwhile, americans

and peasants, the motto of this exhibition of art and technology in modern life and climbing the eiffel towerforms. in all its glory, grandeur was filmed from an airship. the soviet pavilion obviously stood out here and aesthetics and emotions are real faces that have turned into steel portrait prototypes to pump out the subway construction. zoya mukhina and wrestler sergei kastner, and telephonists annabega, ivlenskaya and power circus performers sculpted their powerful bodies. igor barefoot. igor stepanovich later, who became a sitter, recalled how vera mukhina created the figure of a worker from him, strong movements, you understand at that time i look when i sculpt you rest. here such 2 weeks was a young engineer nikolai morozov spent 4 months in paris, but before that there were endless days and nights. how to hoist it on the pavilion, so that it is easy and strong. how much steel do you need? what fastenings of young inventors several of them directly locked up in the barracks, because it was impossible to go out like a farad, and they understand from a meter, so such a clay model of a

we have parking under the eiffel tower. they also lived there, and that means a parking lot. e where it starts with a cup of coffee, yes, eiffel supplements that's how you get out. we get out of the car with a cup of coffee, people scurry past, go to the tylleria park. they go to clover. we walk with a cup of coffee. well, like always. yes , we had breakfast, we closed it too. what is a pension is an airbag, if a person is not capable of insanity, then it's hard to say, i don't know, maybe when the age begins happiness, it actually does not end. each age has its own happiness victor and svetlana zhukov. i know you've also discovered, how to say, as a result of your travels, another way i told you, so you discovered flea markets for yourself and in this way you got some extra money for gas, as i understand it, yes, the main value is not even yulia this, of course, is also the main value. we have entered a new world. got a lot of friends into the new world. we study something, read art and so on, to know that there is something interesting, but we ended up by chance in a small t