thomas: for more, let's bring in our very own francois covering this story in geneva.eaders are heading back home after what has been a rather busy day with lots of very different issues raised, ranging from human rights to cybersecurity. francois: yeah, busy day. a busy eight days for joe biden. his first foreign trip as u.s. president. the sun has set on lake geneva after a meeting that was slightly shorter than what was officially announced, not by much but still. and where there was this low bar of expectations to overcome. that is do better than donald trump, in the press conference in 2018 in helsinki. no joint press conference as a mentioned. but what we did here h ear joe biden say as he talked about basic rules of the road we can all abide by. too much uncertainty in all those issues you just mentioned. and biden is somebody who, throughout his very long political career, likes face-to-face encounters, likes to get the feel of a person, to hear him talk about a positive tone is interesting, especially since this is the same vladimir putin who he once described

we will speak to francois in a just a few minutes france says adieu to face masks and prepares to bid farewell two months of nighttime curfew's in the battle against covid-19 and

socialist president francois hollande had pledged to introduce similar legislation but was caught off guard by mass protests in 2013. the bioethics bill introduced by the current administration has also faced strong resistance from conservative and catholic groups and comes after two years often acrimonious parliamentary debate. public opinion is firmly behind the new law, suggesting that 67% of people support it. the legislation will -- allows children conceived with donor sperm to learn their identity when they become adults and for women in their 30's to freeze their eggs. but the bill stop short of legalizing surrogacy. >> a much debated law change will go through in france. the latest news on covid-19 in france. france reporting some 84,500d deaths. that is a rise of 28 over the past 24 hours. 1250 our intensive care, down by 54 from the previous day. 202,314 new cases over the last 24 hours. china's vaccination program is accelerating at a pace. 4.2 billion people have been jabbed, that is more than 20 million over theast 24 hours. >> with every injection the world gets a little

well, england is not going to sponsor the voyage so we goes other places he tries francois the first king of france but the french aren't the french nation at this particular time is somewhat in crisis and francois. the first is not willing to support him either. and so columbus begins to go and visit with other people here. you see a wonderful little depiction his columbus making his proposal to a group of people. he goes to portugal and makes his pitch to the portuguese the king of portugal now these people who know seafaring king of portugal decides that he's going to do what executives always do when in doubt what does an executive do when in doubt yes, exactly. exactly 80 you're calling you a former committee hire a consultants. okay, and that's what you see depicted here columbus making his proposal on the kings consultants looking it over. yes, the king of portugal the portuguese are skeptical again. not skeptical. that you can sail to the western companies, but also keep in mind going to the portuguese so that they've already invested very heavily in the africa route. and the

this is general francois la collins, whose quitting admit around over his handling over time general's accused of instigating insurrection. it seems he doesn't want to be dragged into the meli ahead of the next presidential election. the prison told me that he wanted us to continue working together because we have the same understanding of the role of armies. and i told him that i really wanted to leave, in particular to who had politicize ation of the function of chief of staff of the own forces. his resignation came just to merge the calls goverlan had forced the general to summon 6 retired generals to a high disciplinary council over an open life that they and others published in april, which suggested the from the military coup to save it from work ism and islam islam, despite the poles, showing that many people in front supporting the views. the retired generals who had held hands up admitted that they signed the letter, have been exposed to disciplinary measures, which could see them losing that pay and even their status while appointing the court wanted to handle the controversy

so the gloves are off, who francois campaigns for the 2022 presidential election to get underway, but some rates and concerns that the politicians maybe don't in vilifying their opponents. sheila davinsky takes a closer look at that one. the ideal of a painting. politicians is being in league with the devil, even being demoniac themselves is as old as politics itself. but in a world of extreme divisions is more caution needed when it comes to inflammatory language and even symbols. this week frolics have been full of it. first, the lecturing party about france reported a wrapper to the authorities for a video which simulated the moodle of a left wing voter. then officials were left reeling because of the 20. well, while the political close banded together and denounced inactive violence, some politicians seem to have quickly forgotten. the last french interior minister had diamond on is one example on a trip to join a head of regional elections. he said this to a crowd. there is a will the national rally never wins region. we can clearly see the satanic mark that would represent a vic

and in the worst cases they can be com francois house. we all know exercise helps you lose weight, but did you know it doesn't only strengthen muscles, but bones to that set. endurance training is not always the best choice. studies show that bones benefit most from weight bearing resistance training. that's because resistance exercise exerts a mechanical load on bones. consequently, leading to increase and bone strength combined likeness and flexibility with strengths and would you to see they've allowed people to become masters of motion? professional athletes, the b, krista and lia lisa up to great examples of what our bonus help us achieve. maximum physical exertion in their respective discipline. they rely on very different qualities of their bones. it's been pretty slow, gymnast into time. german champion and the floor exercise. the number of recent cartilage, muscles, and tendons worked together in such a way to make her body extremely flexible. the human skeleton is made up of more than $200.00 bones. a quarter of these alone are

cargo way, particularly terry francois boulevard it's really the neighbor here. those have been our primary experiences two-way bikeway. we're proposing two-way facility on folsom i believe. i'm not actively engaged on that project. we do have other projects in the works. terry francois, the chase center has come up as one very particular example where the pedestrians cross the bikeway in sort of yield condition. there's no signal infrastructure. we wait out on an island where do you have the pedestrian push button and the pedestrian signal head. that is a condition that we are thinking that may work for a couple of locations along this bikeway. to be clear, when we implement the quick build, every single intersection in has a signal would have a dedicated bike signal for the bikeway. as we think about the larger capital project, we have two locations on other side of the ferry building. it's sort of secondary pedestrian crossing at lower volumes. we have an idea of moving that pedestrian infrastructure out. more formally, similar to the chase center condition. t

. >> reporter: 35-year-old haitian-american francois is running to be the next commissioner for districtin miami, home to little haiti. these protesters-turned-candidates say their decision to take to the polls was because of george floyd. >> it filled me with passion and anger and wanted to do something about it. >> for me it was personal. george floyd's life didn't have to be taken. >> reporter: he told us floyd forced him to relive his own experience with police violence nearly eight years ago. cnn reached out to the miami police department. they declined to comment due to the case being open pending litigation. alexander is still waiting for his day in court, acknowledging he gets a day floyd did not. >> i saw this police officer, you know, his knee on this man's neck. i was like that's unacceptable being in law enforcement myself. >> reporter: it's not what tate learned in training to be a parole officer. she believes she's a strong candidate now not only because of her experience in law enforcement, but because she comes from a long line of civil rights activists. >> i'm just picki

to walk into the room because he did not give the speech from outsidehe right customer i can say franÇoisand i know the meeting began at 7:00 o'clock the sunset was at 6:00 o'clock, now i know it looks like right? i can say he walked into the economy all just about thee time was the sun was setting. the room was warm because everyone had the overcoats on and it was crowded. think a six hunter people is something i don't member how many people. it was hundreds of people figured hundreds of men packed in a room going to be sweaty and a moist and it is plaster walls. so i can do that fact it's not imagination. it's not imagination in any of the words that are in their other words the people used the quotes are in the newspaper of the quotes that were in the journals, basically everything. the fact they had a fabulous editorld who would not let me get away with anything not a thing. [laughter] she asked me there's one street the economy is on scope ursuline street. she said when did it become a street? when was it an avenue was it an avenue in 18522 was hidden avenue in 1857. i found like fiv

the nation was ruled by francois duvalier, known as papa doc, and then his son jean-claude, or baby docalmost 30 years. it was a period of human rights abes and corruption. esperance says the situation under moise is actually worse. >> what's the difference between jovnel's regime, he has destroyed all of the institutions. yamiche: the u.s. says it believes the peaceful transfer of power helps strengthen democratic institutions and has sided with moise. but moise's opponents say biden is breaking campaign promises he made to haitian americans when he was courting their votes last year. >> there's clearly no quit in the haitian community. there is none. and i promise you, there will be no quit on my part as your president. yamiche: these protesters were calling for closer alignment with russia, brandishing the russian flag. one was questioned about bid's promises. >> what promise? i'm going to tell you something, as long as the american government has gone up, made changes, gone down, they have always made haiti dozens of promises yet none have ever been executed. >> the people of haiti

cargo way, particularly terry francois boulevard it's really the neighbor here. those have been our primary experiences two-way bikeway. we're proposing two-way facility on folsom i believe. i'm not actively engaged on that project. we do have other projects in the works. terry francois, the chase center has come up as one very particular example where the pedestrians cross the bikeway in sort of yield condition. there's no signal infrastructure. we wait out on an island where do you have the pedestrian push button and the pedestrian signal head. that is a condition that we are thinking that may work for a couple of locations along this bikeway. to be clear, when we implement the quick build, every single intersection in has a signal would have a dedicated bike signal for the bikeway. as we think about the larger capital project, we have two locations on other side of the ferry building. it's sort of secondary pedestrian crossing at lower volumes. we have an idea of moving that pedestrian infrastructure out. more formally, similar to the chase center condition. t