to have on the way to work, but if you've taken a picture of the eiffel tower, then many other people of that is it an older photo or is it relevant to this conflict or context or thing that we're looking at, right? so, ben, that's one of the things, the treats you've posted on your osint advent calendar. but there's another, isn't there? and we're going for the really easy ones. a trick for identifying planes we can see in the sky. how do you do that? yeah, so there's a really nice one that i always use. it's called flightradar24, and it's really quite a useful one for a number of reasons. whether you're a nerd like me, sitting on the porch, looking at planes going overhead and thinking, "where did it come from, "where is it going and what's it doing?" you can easily go there and have a look at what's flying around right now around you. it's a live flight tracker, so it shows little planes flying over you as you go through. and that's really useful for a number of reasons. so i travel teaching this stuff a lot, and sometimes my flights are delayed, but i won't know because the board

but if you've taken a picture of the eiffel tower, then many other people have taken photos of that andit online. so it's going to find similar objects in the background as well. and that's what it kind of holds on to, is that similar object. so if you've sat on the train next to a famous football player, you don't really know who it is, and you've taken, accidentally, maybe, a photo with that person, if you wanted to, but you don't really know their name, you could use that in an image reverse search, and it'll show those photos that have been uploaded on sites like bbc news sport and places like that to really identify the same kind of thing, but maybe a different photo, right? ora different angle of it as well. that's kind of the way it works. and it's something that we rely upon a lot as investigators, because we might see a photo on social media that could be old, it could be out of context, or it could just be posted with nothing at all, no context. so a really good place to start is, well, where else on the internet has it been uploaded and is there more information with it? is i

you know, it's a bit like the eiffel tower or notre—dame cathedral — it's a monument of a film.palais royal, just a stone's throw from the louvre. it's the story of this flamboyant poet and formidable swordsman cyrano de bergerac. he's in love with his cousin... ..the beautiful and intellectual roxane. it would be a match made in heaven, except for his nose. poor cyrano thinks that he's not worthy of love. he doesn't even risk telling roxane of his feelings. and roxane has a penchant for christian. christian has realised that roxane likes a witty man, and he's not witty. and cyrano enters a pact, if you like, with christian, saying, you know, "i'm too ugly to be loved and too ugly to love. "but i will give you my wit, my verve. "and i will write those love letters to roxane." of course, roxane falls in love with christian. she doesn't know she's falling in love with the witty cousin cyrano. it is a french monument like no other. she doesn't know she's falling in love with the witty cousin cyrano. it is a french monument like no other. it's a universal film about love, about adve

i near the eiffel tower or new year celebration is unreal.he crowd is huge. >> he's at a vigil for laci and he's calling his mistress. >> he was in the crowd, refusing to go up on the stage with all the other family members. >> he had some fireworks near the eiffel tower. which is a some people playing american rock songs. >> huh? >> that's pretty funny. >> jurors were absolutely disgusted listening to this guy tell these incredible lies. >> so what do you want to be together with me like this? >> i said, i think it will be wonderful because you're so special. >> those tape recordings spoke for themselves, but they were about an affair, not about his. maybe killing his wife. >> the prosecution's final witness, number 174, was detective jon buehler. and he described for the jury what was in scott's possession at the time he was arrested. >> he was in san diego and clearly headed for the mexican border. >> scott was in a little two door convertible red mercedes. he had 2 or 3 cell phones, climbing rope, neckties, a toothbrush, his brother's dri

the iconic eiffel tower was evacuated after a fire alarm was set up by a short-circuit in the elevatorsitors have been harmed and it was reopened. the company that manages the monuments as an investigation into the short-circuit is ongoing but it did cause some disruption for some christmas eve visitors. >> we had tickets for 11:00, so more than two hours. >> i saw on my phone but there was a fire. obviously, they evacuated those people, who waiting to see if they will open up again or not. geeta: pope francis has not just a special jubilee for catholics at the vatican. jubilee's take place once every 25 years and pope francis has marked the start by opening up the normally bricked up basilica. i spoke to a professor of theology at birmingham university about just what the jubilee means. >> jubilee year is really a year of grace and reconciliation, a period where people renew their faith inside and out. while it is for catholics, has been going on for 700 years, at the last great jubilee in 2000, joan john paul ii invited everyone to take part in the celebration. pope francis have talk

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a beautiful view of the eiffel tower there, once again sparkling in this cold, wet, but anything butis night. the congregation now waits for the president and president—elect and the other world leaders to slowly themselves make their way to themselves make their way to the exit. candida moss, if i canjust bring you in one more time for a final thought. yani professor of theology, you have studied religion for many years. how does a moment like this make you feel? i years. how does a moment like this make you feel?— this make you feel? i think i feel the same _ this make you feel? i think i feel the same way _ this make you feel? i think i feel the same way that - this make you feel? i think i - feel the same way that everyone else does. i have chills. it is history in the making. it is a reminder that of the power of religion notjust to bring people together, but to predate historic political meetings and dialogue and i think this moment has shown us that religion is still as vitally relevant as it ever has been. and yet unjustly basic human level, this was a remarkable spectacle th

take a look at the eiffel tower. la dame de fer.s there a better way of taking in the eiffel tower than on this boat that is gliding down the seine? now we're going to see many other timeless icons this evening. we're going to see le grand palais. we're going to see the louvre. we're going to see lots of museums. notre dame. it's going to be a feast for the eyes, but also for the senses. as these guests tuck into a seven course meal back to you. >> i can't fool myself. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life had extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> luther. never too much. tomorrow at eight, now's the time to go back in time and shine a light on the family journey that led to you. >> detailed dna results, inspiring family history, memberships. now's the time to save at ancestry at the salvation army. emil isn't just a meal, it's fuel for imagination. determination, and dreams. e meal means a full heart, a full night

you can see the eiffel tower in the distance over there. you could only see the timbers. now it's two-thirds covered. an international effort. a san francisco-based 3d imaging firm playing a key role. >> krecreating the 3d involve w laser scanners and drones and original scans from before the fire. >> reporter: three new bells have been added. one of them, rung by winning athletes during the summer olympic games in paris. atop the famous spire, a copper rooster, the unofficial symbol of france, now golden. with flame-like wings resembling a phoenix rising from the ashes. tomorrow, president-elect donald trump, first lady jill biden and prince william will be at a ceremony. they are practicing the light show tonight. take a look. it looks extraordinary. it will be quite a day tomorrow. $750 million it cost to renovate that building. a lot of that from americans. the u.s. behind only france in the list of biggest donors. >> david: we are proud of that. james, thank you. an extraordinary effort. james has been there every step of the way. good

paris' iconic eiffel tower was evacuated earlier today after a fire alarm was set off by a short circuituring the day. the company that manages the monument says an investigation into the cause of the short circuit is ongoing, but it did cause disruptions for some christmas eve tourists. we had tickets for 11 o'clock so about almost two hours... more than two hours... two and a half hours. i saw on my phone there was a fire, reportedly in the lift shaft. obviously they evacuated 1,000 people and we are waiting to see whether they are going to open again or not. pope francis has launched a specialjubilee year for roman catholics in a christmas eve ceremony at the vatican. jubilees take place once every 25 years — and pope francis has marked the start by opening the normally bricked—up holy door of st peter's basilica. more than 30 million people are expected to make a pilgrimage to rome. i spoke to candida moss who is a professor of theology at the university of birmingham about what the jubilee means. so a jubilee year is really a year of grace and reconciliation. it's a period where peo

a scare for people visiting the eiffel tower today, when a fire alarm triggered a mass evacuation.ppened just before 11 this morning. officials say it was caused by some kind of electrical issue in the elevator between the second floor and the top of the tower. everyone was evacuated safely and the tower was closed for a few hours while the incident was being investigated. no specifics on the problem that triggered the alarm, but the tower is set to be back open now. well, today's scare comes just weeks after another paris landmark reopened for the first time since a massive fire in 2019. tonight, the notre dame cathedral is hosting christmas mass once again. back in april of 2019, this was the scene. a fire burning down the spire. the roof collapsed. smoke damaged much of the famed cathedral's artwork. some of it goes back to the 1600s. after nearly $1 billion in donations and years of hard work, the church reopened just a few weeks ago. this morning, worshipers were welcomed inside for the first christmas mass in five years. during today's service, a pastor described the famed ca

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paris' iconic eiffel tower was evacuated on tuesday morning after a fire alarm was set off by a short re—open progressively later on tuesday. the company that manages the monument says an investigation into the cause of the short circuit is ongoing, but it did cause disruptions for some christmas eve tourists. we had tickets for 11 o'clock so about almost two hours... more than two hours... two and a half hours. i saw on my phone there was a fire, reportedly in the lift shaft. obviously they evacuated 1,000 people and we are waiting to see whether they are going to open again or not. back to the uk now where a cookery writer has decided to ditch the traditional oven and cook her entire christmas dinner using airfryers. self—confessed "air fryer bore" beverley jarvis, from ashford in kent, will use five of the appliances to feed 11 of her loved ones a festive feast. so lovely to see you there with all of your air fryers and maybe if you take the straps off we can see them a bit more clearly, tell me a bit about how an airfryer clearly, tell me a bit about how an air fryer cooks food be

. >>> hundreds of visitors to the eiffel tower were evacuated today after a fire alarm malfunctioned on the elevator. the iconic landmark will open later today, but with limited access to the stop floors. officials say visitors were never in danger, despite initial fears oh of a fire at the monument. frank, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up here on "the exchange," transports having a rough end to the year, down around 10%, and nearly flat year-to-date. our next guest says the economic backdrop looks good. so will transports hit the ground running in 2025? that when "the exchange" returns. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." transports down 9% over the last month. there are potential strikes, tariffs, and the lunar new year, all on deck next month. but my next guest, bullish on the sector. for more on the catalysts and concerns for the transports in 2025 is don bratten. good to see you. >> good to see you, frank. >> i know you keep your ear to the streets at all time. i was talking to a supply chain company and they're seeing a pull forward of freight on the west coas

beach volley, when you have the eiffel tower in the background, it's completely different.he equestrian in versaille with the castle in the backdrop, it's fantastic. to have the bmx, it's fantastic. to have the road cycling coming up in montmartre, riding in front of the moulin rouge, it's fantastic. to have the the swimming in the seine was a real challenge. i was very happy to see this ment. and it was quite a difficult moment for me, but a nice souvenir. moit was nice to cover. with fantastic images that will stay longer. >> covering the border. it can be very easy, i think, for me and for others to be tempted with trying to photograph in a way that that meets the current story but -- the story but my job is rather to show people the reality from all sides of what's happening on the ground and allow them for themselves to look at the emotions, the feelings, look at the truth and decide what's true for them and versus not. >> i always kind of assumed that things that were happening in the world were like always completely covered and because there's so many, not only, you

and, bonjour to mary and pat, enjoying a sisters trip to paris with the glittering eiffel tower behindpending part of your morning with us. we'll see you right back here next week on "sunday today." hey, good morning to you. it is

the spire was actually completed just a decade before the eiffel tower was raised. >> wow. >> it's ae kind of work. is there anything that's different until in the design n? >> well, there's some fire suppression systems inside, that's for sure. as well as probably some kind of structural -- structural frames because something that is that high is taking a lot of wind and a lot of, you know, just loads, gravity loads and moving all of that kind of -- those forces down to the stone. so to try to, you know, make the whole thing as stable as possible i'm sure that there was some modern engineering approaches, but the woodworking was the part that i was a part of. >> we have about 30 seconds. i understand you lived in france for three months to do that work on the reconstruction of this project. what was the most difficult or unexpected part of the restoration for you? >> i would say that the most difficult part and the most difficult part was the language barrier that existed. my french is quite poor, my family has been in the united states for many generations, but being able to really

even during a visit to the eiffel tower not long after she died. back in 2013, her parents told me how their remarkable young girl stayed positive despite being so sick compensate her quote that she carried on throughout always is you may have a bad day today, but there's always a bright, shining star to look forward to tomorrow. >> um, and she always said that gabriella worried about the kids after her who had faced the same struggle with cancer. >> and so we want to remember her today as her legacy lives on i lose my battle. >> then you know i'm going to want other people to carry on with the war. they're going to win this war, and i'll be in a good place and it won't be all bad by. >> her mother. allen told me yesterday how thrilled gabriella would be with this latest win in that war. more than a decade after she died, gabriella miller's memory is a blessing. thank you for spending your sunday morning with us. hope you have a terrific holiday. fareed zakaria picks it up next. >> on new year's eve live with anderson and andy. live coverage starts

busy so for example, if you will turn off the eiffel tower and put it on your finger, that the pressure will need a month later. what is produced is a timing that could be then published a put to a variety of industrial uses. and i've grown diamonds being up to keep pure and strong a still significantly cheaper than the natural versions of the vital for cutting and machine tools and have a wide range of applications. so they've been used and the most with the computer electronics optics, medical equipment, uh, air space ships. and um, also i know that for the weapon, they also use it in the military. applications are increasingly important to a country have more high tech defense companies here, a growing rapidly. yep, sure. what are they talking about? the defense industry. the 1st thing i can think of as space engines, they used to produce arrow and had a cup to engines for helicopters. we also produce so called hybrid bearings. synthetic diamonds once carried the stigma of being lab road and not the glamour of being found to nature. that's changing is consumers won't ethically produc

i think people see their friends selfies in front of the eiffel tower or in tokyo, and they want to they want to copy that trip. so i think i think you're seeing a lot of excitement around travel. and really this is this dates back to the pandemic when people were stuck at home. i think a lot of people decided that what they wanted to do was to travel more. >> and so what do you then, what are your predictions for 2025? because i find it interesting, because it was such a huge year for travel. but also this was the year of inflation, and this was the one of the years of inflation and people struggling to pay for their groceries. and so you kind of have this combination of factors, and i'm wondering what you think it all means for the year to come. >> yeah, i think that's one area that folks are. they don't care how much it costs. we haven't seen a lot of price resistance from consumers. i will say, over the last five years, airfares have actually come down slightly overall, and i regularly see deal alerts. so there is deals to be had out there and people are taking advantage of those, bu

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you can see that the beautiful live pictures of the eiffel tower in all its glory. glittering and shining, as if in celebration of what is happening along the river send. of what is happening along the riversend. so of what is happening along the river send. so as we await to the ceremony to begin, let me just bring in candidate who has stayed with me. one of the most interesting parts of the ceremony. there are three parts. the first part, of course, president macron will lead. the religious part and the cultural part. i would like to talk about their religious parts now. there will be the archbishop who will knock three times on the door of the cathedral. and, i believe, call three times to the congregation. am i wrong? religiously this is about reawakening. there is the knocking on the cathedral door. they— knocking on the cathedral door. they speak to the congregation and the — they speak to the congregation and the church and the congregation response. it is really— congregation response. it is really require an they swing back— really require an they swing bac