. >> i looked in my rearview mirror, and it was frances. >> frances, the wife in the other. >> i get her little finger. >> the middle finger? >> right. >> i start following her. >> i said, what the hell? >> she brakes. and i brake. and i heard a thump. >> he's pronounced dead at the hospital. two women in love with one man. >> you're getting text messages from bonnie of the two of them having sex? >> uh-huh. >> a hollywood love story? >> this was the man i wanted to marry. >> or, a fatal attraction? >> he goes, i can't get rid of this person. >> and so many about to lose so much. >> why? >> i will live with that for the rest of my life. >>> hello. welcome to "dateline." bill and frances hall were high school sweethearts who grew a family and a successful trucking business together. but their seemingly picture perfect life collapsed after frances learned that bill had been hiding an affair from her for three years. it was a love triangle and that revelation it turned out, would have far-reaching and tragic consequence he is the here with collision is andrea canning. >> reporter: this

but, says frances, the nastier texts bonnie received didn't come from her. she says, bill sent them. >> bill grabbed the phone, and he said, let me take care of her. >> no, he didn't. that was her. it was her sending those text messages. bill wouldn't have never disrespected me like that. >> reporter: but if there was any doubt that she'd been following the halls, she seemed to confirm it herself by sending photos of their house and frances' car. why were you sending those pictures? >> to piss her off. to defend myself. >> reporter: what are you -- i mean, you're the one -- but, but -- >> her telling me that bill didn't love me. her telling me that bill was using me. >> reporter: but bonnie, you're the one who is having the affair with bill. so why are you attacking his wife? >> because she was attacking me. and i will defend myself. >> reporter: one week after that text message feud came the car chase that left bill hall dead. nearly three years after that frances hall went on trial for murder. prosecutors stephanie paulissen and scott simpson laid out the

churchill would go to france. he would hear clemenceau deliver great speeches before the french parliament. he was a great admirer of clemenceau. he was also a great admirer of david lloyd george. so some of the rhetoric, some of the language churchill use in the second world war, you can hear some of that language here in the leaders of france and britain during the first world war. to understand the history of the second world war, it is so important to study the first world war because the first world war shapes the views of the leaders of the second world war. speechese most famous lloyd george gave was his knockout blow. again, this war has to be fought to a knockout. there can be no peace negotiations with germany. germany has to be defeated. germany has to know it is defeated. but once germany is defeated, moderation should apply. germany should be welcomed back into the family of nations. who's going to deliver that knockout blow? well, could it be the british army? here's a famous painting by john singer

france taking on denmark indent -- in moscow. france is already qualified. one single point would see them confirm their plplace at the top of the group. there is less risk for france. them to stake is for dominate over denmark and confirm their place at the top of the group. a second-place finish would likely mean they would be -- they would be facing croatia. they have done extremely well throughout the group stages. they have dominated their opponents including argentina. we have heard from various players. we have seen a lot of different press conferences. the general feeling is that croatia is the one too avoid. given that there is less of a risk, we are likely going to see changes to the lineup. fielding a team that is likely going to give some of the players who of not yet hit the pitch a chance to get back into the rhythm. as many as six changes. denmark on a tan -- on its hand still seeking passage into the knockout. france takes one point, it will secure that. if australia wins -- failed to win against peru. a loss for denmark against france combin

france wants to be right in the centre of europe and to be seen as a dynamic economy.it has had the reputation of being bureaucratic and not really favouring a lot of private investment coming in, and of course the state is so important. i think that will change the perception. that's basically what he is trying to do, and if you put that alongside a number of his other reforms, such as easing up on bureaucracy, simplifying the tax system and so on, you can see that france is really wanting to be right at the centre of what perhaps foreign investors may want to be looking at when they are trying to decide where to invest. we shall watch this space. thank you very much for your ta ke space. thank you very much for your take on that. we will update you. what's next in the us—china trade spat? after us president donald trump announced he's set to impose 25% on $50 billion worth of chinese goods on friday, china has responded in kind with tariffs of its own. but chinese media has also mocked president trump over his trade plans, saying, "wise men build bridges but fools bu

france's second largest city, the oldest city in france. it sits right by the mediterranean.s a victim of bad reputation, bad history. marseille. as it turns out, exactly the kind of place i like. but, this is a buddy picture, isn't it? eric ripert is the chef of the three-star la bernardin in new york, a chevalier of france. i think that means he's some kind of knight or something, and my friend. this causes him some problems. he, i like to remind him, has a reputation to protect. i do not. welcome to marseille. >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: you've never been here. >> eric: never. >> anthony: how is this even possible? you grew up how far from here? >> eric: like, uh, 50 miles. a hundred miles. >> anthony: a hun -- you grew up a hundred miles from here? what prevented you from coming to this clearly beautiful city? because it's clearly beautiful. >> eric: it's a fantastic city. i mean, it's beautiful. i agree with you, but it has a reputation of being a dangerous city. >> anthony: you live in new york. [ laughter ] ♪ >> anthony: i should point out that every single frenchman wh

france have joined russia and uruguay in the last 16.ru 1—0, a result which puts the peruvians out as patrick gearey reports. france be peru 1—0, it wasn't great, but sons of improvement. no nations see this world cup as peru does. they are unmissable. the problem is that when they get the ball around here, things become distinctly... the latest peruvian to turn down the chance for world cup goal. it cost them in their first match against denmark, and france are more ruthless. before you know it, you're behind. dylan mbappe, the youngest frenchman to score in a major tournament. peru could not afford to ponder any longer. it nearly worked for page aquino, but nearly worked for page aquino, but nearly is nowhere now. peru were planning to stay in their world cup and 36 years. without the goalie sunita. you can see only glances of the force that france could be, a qualified team of qualified disqualified praise. but two games into wins without being too good. in the earlier kick off the two other teams in group c, denmark and australia, me

group against france it ended one nothing to france to take us through how this would those not the table that is the table from before we started. before the france beat denmark they have a draw against history that needs denmark and four points. for you here we have to go so it's all about you actually a really good action from him to put over the goalkeeper and papa becomes a youngest frenchman ever to score in the world. that goal it would have been ali roger all goals for you is making his one hundredth appearance you probably would have enjoyed the. to celebrate yeah i think they're going to have words over dinner tonight don't ever do that young man that was my goal but. you know the image you always look for when something like that happens it's what ali but you it was reaction to is he celebrating with the papa and i can guarantee you that you did so he's a good team player and i demanded a this gold has sent france through to the next round of off the world cup so do you think he really no no no that's all i know and i think we will see and ip doing a lot of that in the future i

tell us about the big game france against denmark france against denmark it was all set up for a big game france already in the top of their group and they had already earned their spot in the knockout stages but for denmark things were still looking very tight they had everything to lose in this game but also everything to win the game however was not so exciting there was just not a lot happening in theory both teams could rely on a draw and that's exactly what they settled for they came in france was the better team denmark really relied on defending but they were not shown many groups fighting scenes that the fans had hoped for in the end france and denmark secured their spot through and it's a pity that denmark didn't go for the often more because due to the result in the other game in the second half the crew already gone more often as they had by then secured basically secured their spot in the knockout stages too and australia missed their chance yeah that's very disappointing the socceroos are flying home they needed to win by all means and in the end that's not what happene

doesn't want that it's not fair europe and france have to do their part. these women say the romes recent decision to block a charity migrant risky boat sends a message to the european union that italians like them have had enough going to say thanks to solve any of the leg he's helping to reduce insecurity we don't know where to put all these people in the city center left mayor is cautious when talking about italy's new anti immigration government but he says there's no doubt that people are frustrated with europe and more the ability to represent it i can't complain about the way people have approached us and helped the migrant worker but it's a big weight to bear and people feel abandoned by our neighboring countries and europe is between the op. as patience runs out so does goodwill this church was once a refuge for migrants but it was forced to shut two years ago the colombian praise that was serving in this parish decided to open up the church door for the margaret center any time now opt out thousand five hundred people sleeping here behind the chu

game is how do how much australia press france i mean i have to say i have to make a confession here to say that i draw in france and in the sweepstakes so i'm sort of really rooting for the french bottle they were actually quite disappointing in the fact that like so many of the big teams actually in the early games they've struggled haven't looked at the opening draws that would have to put in the spain germany i mean what a shock that was nobody predicted that mexico would do so well you know to say france they made this very slow start the australians they really held every morning and i just feel just one task really sort of a walk there holding on to the french and and it wasn't really until paul popper sort of doing what he can do in flashes of brilliance that he doesn't show to consistently this season managing to get a deflected shot that just went over the line i mean when you looked at the goal line decisions i literally saw it was by an inch everybody that was watching the game literally led forward into the screen to see just how close it was a very narrow bit to the sid

that ended wall nothing to france so look at that goal. how this is the table first thing to take us through how this or that is not the table that is the table from before we started the day so before the france game and then mark they have a draw against australia at least they're not going for points and the australian here we have to go so it's only got to actually a really good action from him chips that over the goalkeeper and pop it becomes the youngest frenchman ever to score in the world cup how do you let it go it would have been a ali what your goals as you is making his one hundred appearance you probably would have enjoyed that to celebrate yeah i think we're going to have words over dinner tonight don't ever do that young man that was my goal but. you know the image you always look for when something like that happens it's what all the but your reaction to it is the celebrating with papa and i can guarantee you that so he's a good team player. i demanded a this gold has sent france through to the next round of off the world c

the beneficiaries of it have been france, they have beaten australia bite 2-1, france, they have beatenon't think we've heard the end of this deal. what's your view on the penalty decision? the first call was it wasn't a penalty, and i saw that var shots andl penalty, and i saw that var shots and i thought i wasn't too sure. really difficult for the official. at the state of the game, it had been 0—0. france needed something to go their way because australia have been disciplined and organised. they needed the spot and with a bit of luck. i love the australian's defence, their concentration and organisation. a little bit of spring clean of quality for them —— from the front was a little too much for them. australia's goal, deflected, wa nted them. australia's goal, deflected, wanted for france. he hit the crossbar, over the line and came back out again. all the goals were talking points of their own. nothing special about any of the goals. why did he put his hand a? i don't know, i thought to myself that it was in australia's day—to—day. i thought to myself that it was in australia's da

stage with sixteen teams still in it to win it first of all for a place in the quarterfinals are france and argentina. this is arch international coming to you live from the russian capital with me thanks for tuning in this hour. deep divisions along party lines and fears over immigration have raised concerns for the ultimate fate of the u.s. almost a third of americans polled said they thought a second civil war was possible kill moppin picks up the story pretty hard to believe sounds almost like click bait or internet sensationalism but it turns out that a number of americans actually do believe that civil war is a possibility furthermore the same poll indicated that roughly sixty percent of americans believe the backlash to donald trump's policies could turn violent the debate surrounding trump's immigration policies and the media fuming over it the gun control debate and the white house in the intelligence community not getting along that has been quite explosive it times a member of the u.s. congress recently raised eyebrows when he compared the current atmosphere to the lead up to

the war against france unites the germans.once again marcus surprises the enemy by rapidly deploying his forces. part of the french troops is cut off. in the city of metz the polian the third rushes from shot along to metz to liberate the city the two sides meet in battle in a sit down. napoleon's forces are in a bad state difficult monti is indecisive leadership and logistical problems have sapped that. b.m. programs his soldiers a day of rest on the first of september it was a fatal error. it gives the german forces time to surround the french troops. at least that quarter in a mouse trap says most. this time the field marshal doesn't just bank on his rifles instead he turns to his artillery his plan is to use heavy artillery from the crop factor is to decide the a c. and. in that improvised positions the french are at the mercy of german firepower they have almost no protection. three volleys pam in it up to eight hundred on just this day the french army falls apart on to the bar off from the german artillery. regiments bat

france more appealing to foreign investors. take on what is going on in france and we'll keep a close eye that, as ever. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news... france is threatening to take the unusual step of fining general electric if it fails to create a set number ofjobs in the country. ge had committed to create a net 1,000 newjobs by the end of this year when it bought the energy business of france's alstom in 2014. but it had created only 323 jobs by the end of april. ge would face a 50,000 euro penalty for everyjob not created. the battle for control of glaxosmithkline's horlicks business in india is hotting up with coca—cola, nestle and kraft heinz group all preparing to bid. glaxo wants to cash in on the indian business, where sales of the malted milk drink are significant, as it is a popular breakfast drinks for children. bitcoin could break the internet! that's a warning issued by the bank of international settlements. it also said that the race by so—called bitcoin miners to process trans

>> you are watching france 24. these are the headlines -- turkish president erdogan reelected, tightening his grip on the country he's ruled for 15 years. turkey's main opposition candidate ince concedes defeat, but slams what he calls a one-man regime. immigration in europe, the focus of a top-level meeting in brussels sunday. but no consensus found on that hot-button issue ahead of the e.u. summit later this week. the interior minister is in libya trying to get the e.u. to do more to help the country stop people making the perilous journey in the first place. and as france gears up for the group c final game against denmark tomorrow, french midfielder says this might be is last world cup. also coming up, the french prime minister is in china for high-level trade talks as the u.s.-china trade releaseship looks to slide even further toward conflict. that is coming up. also, a new treat for art lovers here in paris. tomorrow, a new museum is opening in the former studio of sculptor alberto. more on that coming up. b

in the one thousand nine hundred world cup in france and that ended to want to france so this time it's nil nil from stops to group with seven points denmark second with fears five points and demo almost certainly be now facing croatia in the last sixteen france is a poem. and i would be it would be bill become clear tonight after the group games take place in the evening but it will be of course following that on this and be on top of every detail as we get it. that's good to see all settled group d. is now back to the intrigue who's going to play heavyweights argentina will they go home after just three games that will be the first time they've been knocked out since two thousand and two was the korea japan in the group stages a drone style i think the iceland john's in the bag that he would try to try to get some maybe videos up for later i will find out in just less than now to about forty five minutes now stay with us for all the latest world cup special coverage. the fruit of the poisonous tree this is what critics are calling the ongoing investigation of alleged world collusion w

host: you are watching "france 24." here at the headlines. -- judgenia george orders migrant families separated to be reunited within 30 days. this has 17 17 states to the trump administration to get children back to their parents. germanthis has 17 ngo ship lifeg to talk with over 200 migrants on board. six european nations including france and italy have agreed to divide up ththe welcome of the people on board, but the ship has yet the land. new violence in mexico ahead of the local presidential election this weekend. over 100 politicians haven't killed since campaigning began in september. coming up this hour in the business update, how america's trade disputes with china and the eu are already hurting consumers, even if you're not buying a harley davidson. more on that coming up. now the top stories from paris. first in the u.s., 17 states, including new york and california have sued the trump administration to try to force it to bring families separated at the border back together. that comes as a california judge

they've also now asked france to take on nine thousand migrants from their own country. on the basis of the agreements a migrant reallocation from two thousand and fifteen france committed itself to work in one thousand eight hundred sixty migrants and instead in three years they took six hundred forty so i asked president mccrone to move from just words to action and to. morning welcome the one thousand migrants france promised to welcome as a sign of concrete generosity and not just words. while a meeting on friday between the french and italian leaders didn't look to be in jeopardy is this rumor of woods has been escalating but we understand that it will possibly still go ahead meanwhile a meeting between the italian finance minister who's due to come to paris to meet the french finance minister it was initially cancelled but that is said now to be back on these are tense times though between these either neighbors and this is not a spot that is likely to blow over very easily. let's delve deeper into this because joining us live on the program is a tele and journalis

moizan: france allowed the americans to keep permanent cemeteries in france. america keeps one for each big battle in france. mr. yockelson: it was a gruesome task for the grs teams. the bodies decomposed and were difficult to identify because of the decomposition or the fact that some of the bodies were so badly damaged that they did not recognize and were not able to identify the remains. mr. moizan: that is a sad job. it was done in 1919, 1920. mr. yockelson: it took long. the americans suffered more than more than 50,000 casualties battlefield from the beginning of combat until the armistice. another 50,000 died of disease like influenza. skeletons,ether trying to give some sort of proper burial. mr. moizan: probably looking for a doctor or something. -- dog tag or something. mr. yockelson: a number of civilians worked for the armies in grs detail. [film rolling] mr. yockelson: they were carefully wrapped and placed into wooden coffins for shipping. then, the coffins were sent back to the u.s. for transport by rail. mr. moizan: it was for free. mr. yockels

so really just a blur of goals and a very impressive performance by france and france looked incredibly strong but it has to be said that in the first half they sort of they they scored a penalty and then they just sort of sat back and it wasn't really until they actually were losing the game to one that they sort of something clicked and they all came together and then we just saw them take charge and we saw the team for what they are which is a quite a a young team plenty of great players people like andrew and griezmann of course and one player in particular in particular and it's a guy we're going to be hearing a lot about from now forward i would say and that's a key. and he spoke after the game along with. quite briefly let's hear what he had to say. this of course this is going to be. pretty good i'm pleased i feel good people said that we hadn't done anything good up till now but we had a complicated group by now good for a great team with great players we did well. not much brooke. all right let's talk about the second match equally exciting i would say were guy beating portuga

the penalty kicks you know and that's that guy in the football and of course six goal maybe against france we have one meal up we can go to the final but these the wall clap didn't change your life. no i'm always saying you know i think home education is more important what you family give what your mother and father give you in the childhood that for all you know my life my life cannot be changed to go on car to be the one apartment to my friends i'm rich with the friends friends in london madrid mosco friends in seville all round around play and you know you need your food and now i'm enjoying. my privilege now and i'm you know administration and i'm president of a faith finally with two games into the tournament. for doing fantastically well they see that is. the aim you can go to the fancy and i sending the. if not croatia which things have impressed you so far that's saying ok you know and somebody ask you of course you play it you have received what he was called to be today you know we have zero tolerance on the bad things and i would like to always respond my friends but we would r

penalty for france! the 25th penalty of this tournament awarded, antoine griezmann with the finishing touch. with france starting to dominate the game, back came argentina. angel di maria with a superb strike to make it 1—1. what a strike for angel di maria! but this has been a tumultuous tournament, and so it continued after the break with an avalanche of goals, starting with lionel messi's shot being turned in by mercado to give argentina the lead. the french response, though, was swift and overwhelming.

france and long recorded the first goal as match of the twenty eighteen world cup france topped the group and one point was enough to see the danes three to the next round. or something came and caught up with the denmark keeper kasper schmeichel. probably the happiest man to be on the pitch that's obviously. son of one and only peter schmeichel actually asked him for the game twenty years ago in one thousand nine hundred eight when the situation in the group was exactly the same at the one thousand nine hundred. games but he said that he didn't even pay attention to that game because he was focusing on the job at hand which was to secure a qualification and possibly not to lose to one of the strongest sides in the tournament one of the favorites to lift the french national side so i also asked him about the video assistant referee system which was introduced in this world cup and in fact schmeichel has already been on the receiving end of two cases of interference in the previous two games so this was the first game that you have played in this tournament without any kind of foreign inte

but a disastrous early exit for argentina of course the how impressive france france were incredibly impressive under thing that we really need to focus on as in the fact that open to this point essentially will say even the second half of this game france hasn't really impressed actually all that much and they won two of their three group stage much as they drew a match against denmark of course and of course there's been a lot of criticism geared towards their coach to the shop but this is a side that's got mathura of absolutely fantastic players and the man of the match undoubtedly well for me anyway definitely has to be in iran's you of course and you need to hear from him now and see what he said because he was very pleased. of course they did. a good job i'm pleased i feel good people said that we hadn't done anything good up till now but we had a complicated group and now it's the great team with great players we did well. not much from. welcome back to that a great young player that france is really spoiled the quality talent how far they think they could be right young is th

that is bouncing ahead of the big a margin seen against france this is the hotel where the argentinian team will stay lots of people are here to greet the heroes particularly leo messi but this hotel has a very funny thing going on. so this is what leo messi will be seeing out of his hotel room it's the hotels that you're right here so there's a mural on the wall but if you think that ends here follow me. so we go around the corner literally around the corner and there's another mural that is messy archrival kind of an elbow and not only that but look i scored four goals can you beat that leo that's some way to inspire motivation with his biggest. what are you expecting over the weekend. if again if france has a good team it's only been in how argentina wake up to that day that's my opinion ok so let's just call prediction. well he said. i don't know how to. get from. my newspaper to this shoe a one two one two one ok some ice is probably going to score want to. know what i'm going to wear that's a good mission. i want and who's going to score it. well. you obviously. have to say the f

you couldn't find it in france. it continued along as it always did.we are real sticklers for tradition here. there are specific foods that center around our traditions. it is not carnival time in new orleans unless king cakes everywhere goes on throughout the entire 40 days of lent. the poor boy sandwich is one of the most iconic dishes created in 1929 during the streetcar strike. those strikers were originally the poor boys but one of the things that is most important, it is all about the bread. new orleans, french bread, deeply different, crusty, soft and beautiful on the inside, so those were designed to have a sandwich big enough, with one sandwich. the poor boy sandwich was invented at the martin brothers grocers. two brothers originally streetcar conductors felt very sorry for those starving poor boys who were striking for a living wage, they set out with her french bread baker, an italian man to create a sandwich big enough to feed the whole family so they sketched out on a piece of brown paper, how long it has to be. instead of being a traditi

penalty for france!tournament awarded, antoine griezmann with the finishing touch. with france starting to dominate the game, back came argentina. angel di maria with a superb strike to make it 1—1. what a strike from angel di maria! but this has been a tumultuous tournament, and so it continued after the break with an avalanche of goals, starting with lionel messi's shot being turned in by mercado to give argentina the lead. the french response, though, was swift and overwhelming. pavard's sublime technique brought the scores level once more as two giants of the world game slugged it out. and then came the knockout blows. mbappe! france's teenage sensation ramming home the third, and then showing composure to land his second and his team's fourth. he's done it again! aguero scored late to make it 4—3, but it was too late. magnifique from mbappe, misery for messi in what could well be his last ever world cup appearance. what a fantastic game. france going through. we look at the other match going on in s

entering the country illegally after the end of that sentence she was jus to be deported home to france but prosecutors demanded a retrial saying she violated the country's antiterrorism law by following her husband to iraq they say he went there to join isel well out of the almost two thousand people from france that went to fight with the terror group it's believed that many were radicalized while serving time in french prisons with the authorities now raising the alarm over the problem five hundred convicted terrorists are currently imprisoned in france while it's thought to run twelve hundred of our prisoners have reportedly been radicalized with forty jew for release over the next two years the country's leading country of terrorism prosecutors say that poses a major threat to the public. who measures a major risk of seeing people who not a tool repentant at the end of this sentence leave prison and yet be even more radical over their time behind bars. well with many questioning the initiative charla dubin ski has been to visit europe's largest yacht not only is there concern over

could only see glimpses of a force that france be. a qualified tea m a force that france be.ith qualified brains, two, two wins without being too good. still room for improvement for the french. just one game left for the peruvians before they go home. after the match in ekaterinburg, five live's conor mcnamara spoke to dion dublin. we've now seen france playing twice and they've won both games. do you feel they are improving? they were better tonight. they looked more balanced. i think grisman enjoyed it, paul pogba controlled the game, can take —— conte was all over the place. peru fans will know they've got one game to go, but a dead rubber. tens of thousands of the reviews here, massively outnumbering the french in the stadium. your heart goes out to those fans. what a story, some of them got here, selling cars, houses, all kinds of things just to selling cars, houses, all kinds of thingsjust to get selling cars, houses, all kinds of things just to get here. it's the world cup and they wanted to support their nation but unfortunately their nation is going no further, but

the original sauce is one you find in france. it is mayonnaise based sauce that has pickles and parsley in it. when the sauce came across the the atlantic ocean it changed. it probably changed because of refrigeration or lack thereof. mayonnaise is a very dicey issue if you don't have that refrigeration. consequently, instead of possible deadly consequence of mayonnaise based ramilade it became a fiery kissing cousin with a what's of creole mustard. creole mustard is a coarse grain, dark brown, kind of like a german mustard that is spicy and delicious and that is what forms the basis. you can even see the little mustard seeds of that traditional new orleans red ramilade. again and again in new orleans we will find dishes that perhaps came in a very pure form from france that got tweaked a little bit when it got here. the ramilade sauce is a perfect example of that. conversely, we also here in new orleans operate what a almost food museums. in some of the older restaurants places like antoine's, arno's, you will see this magical f

messi both have something to prove off the stumbling through the group face france one of the chinaman favorites haven't exactly shown in the group stages despite the wealth of talent in the squad they labored to to narrow wins and their last game against denmark was one of the worst matches of the tournament the only game without a goal of this year's world cup. and little monkey in the new tournament starts now . i think we have to depend on collective strength on a defensive solidity and we know our attacking potential we have a lot of talent. against them the football mad argentinians and their team. the french will need all their talents and attacking potential. and of course they'll need to stop him. and have a mission to see messi is messi you just have to look at history to sticks his scored sixty five goals in one hundred twenty seven games that says it all obviously when you play argentina and there is messi there are several solutions at least to make sure you limit is influence when poor. fellow also at the deli meet this on sunday if you also see that i mean i'm sure that

>> this is "france 24." e the lithesare the interest per attempt was the supreme chris has a cannot rule on an appeal against northern ireland's strict abortion laws due to a technicality, but that it would have ruled against them if it could. i will speak to our .orrespondent in belfast spain's new socialist government makes history with almost twice as many women as men in the cabinet. madridom our correspondent on the way. emmanuel macron and justin trudeau sit-down ahead of the g7 summits this weekend. the leaders are trying to figure out just how to t donakond trump. , record earnings for europe's top football club. more than 25 billion euros a year. more on that in business. fighting to get a copyright on its own name in france. it has been owned by an american company for decades. but on that coming up, fiour top story live from paris. the u.k.'s supreme court has decided not to rule on the legality of abortion laws in northern ireland. some of the strictest in the world, preventing abortions even in

france had already made it through from group c.k in the final round of group matches we might have guessed, after 38 matches it was our first goalless draw. this is an absolutely terrible match. one of the chances for the french, 0—0. first goalless draw in the tournament. they will want to put that behind them as quickly as possible. denmark going through with that one point. peru were already out. they beat australia 2—0 to sent the aussies home as well. andre carrillo scored their first world cup goal for 36 years before paulo guerrera put in a second. well here's confirmation of group c — france finish top on seven points. denmark second on five points. peru and australia are on their way home. because we have had two days of the final rounds of groups look at we have got to look forward to in the last 16. the first knockout round. france v argentina and uruguay v portugal on saturday. spain v russia and croatia v denmark on sunday a quick update from england now. dele alli is back in full training with the squad, after missing

has more from paris and diplomatic fallout between italy and france. well the french president tomorrow my call is certainly trying to calm the situation he said in comments on wednesday that france and italy had always worked side by side on the issue of migrants in europe he also urged all sides to stop getting caught in emotions now lists of course just one day off to man or mark or sparked a diplomatic row with this in a with his comments that the italian government had acted irresponsibly and cynically in its blocking of the aquarius ship now that seem to put france on the higher moral ground and that infuriated italian officials who are very quick to point out that of course france did not put its hands up to take in your kerry's boat that we know his fall into spain and the interior minister of italy also speaking out against on france and the front simply hasn't done enough to share the burden with italy of the amount of migrants that are coming into the country trying to share that burden and ease the burden on the italian people now imagine a

it is irreconcilable with france's power and the prestige of its ruler emperor napoleon the third.my own majesty. so it's true leopold has been visions to be killed largely due to fear. see him. silently if russia has another triumph the french won't be demanding bismarck's head anymore they'll want yours. but what do you suggest be a part of the brushing king muscle publicly and permanently result leopold kind of a see saw me. and is looking eventually accept such a humiliations i'm fucking mean. you have a will to otherwise will force him to. the man who's going to be forced is currently in bad ends to take the waters it's here that the king their help he has about the french protest and acts as mediator with his consent they are polled with towards his candidacy france has one conflict seems to have been avoided that's a mistake blair polled withdrawal isn't enough for the french empire he wants to see prussia humiliated. there's just a little but it's a dispatch from the king and we cannot delay. it seems the french ambassador benedetti visited him personally and bought ever so

but if philly's criticised by france for turning away another migrant ship that's now heading for spain. demonstrations in argentina as congress debates whether to change its strict abortion laws. the u.s. secretary of state says sanctions on north korea will remain in place until pyongyang can demonstrate what he calls full denuclearize ation state media in pyongyang suggests a different timeline was agreement. has been in south korea briefing regional leaders on this week's summit between president trump and kim jong un hey reports from seoul. after the hype of the summit with the sworn enemy came the explanation to the allies america's top diplomat mike pompei i met with south korean president in solved before a trilateral meeting with the foreign ministers of south korea and japan which provided an opportunity to show unity on the issue of north korea the u.s. alliances with these two countries are absolutely ironclad the declaration signed by u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un in singapore was vague there was no detail about how denuclearization will be

the original sauce is one you find in france. mayonnaise based sauce hat has pickles and parsley in it. when the sauce came across the changed.ntic ocean it it probably changed because of lack thereof.or mayonnaise is a very dicey issue you don't have that refrigeration. consequent consequently, instead of possible deadly consequence of based -- mayonnaise became a fieryit a what's of n with creole mustard. a coarse tard is grain, dark brown, kind of like mustard that is spicy and delicious and that is what forms the basis. you can even see the little mustard seeds of that new orleans red ramilade. new orleans in in we will find dishes that perhaps a very pure form from france that got tweaked a little it got here. the ramilade sauce is a perfect of that. conversely, we also here in new operate what a almost food museums. in some of the older restaurants places like antoine's, arno's, see this magical french tpraofr fry. it is invented in france by it isnt in the 1800's and like a french fry but is cooked puffs up making y bite l

french just scored another point now they're neck and neck france are. going to have to see what happens from here back to you nikki. thanks on the leave you to enjoy the game there that as we just saw the crowd went wild as francois equalize the score it's now a two to win the france argentina game which is proving to be possibly one of the most exciting games of the entire tournament so far we were. we'll keep you updated and of course that full time we will be going over to our special studio and our experts peter schmeichel and at neil harvey for analysis but until then let's bring you up to speed on the world headlines. now u.s. president donald trump has said he does not rule out recognizing crimea as russian the province rejoined russia in two thousand and fourteen but is still considered internationally part of ukraine r.t. samir a card has more on the developments. on board air force one on friday trump spoke to reporters about his upcoming meeting with putin when a reporter asked him if he recognized crimea as part of russia he said quote we're

came first and now it's argentina france here and because on i have to say the city has been almost like an invasion of the i'll be soliciting argentina fans literally everywhere in thousands in their strong voices i've got lots of friends. around here in the stadium they're all in very very high spirits the french have been somewhat quiet but you know they're still here and they're expecting their team to win and i believe we have a couple of argentinian fans and you're right where i guess i'm very sunny very hot we are very happy to be here you know was on his age was it because argentina a place was actually you know we were in you know we go we were going to be for the guys but all right you know. oh yah. so that's what i've been hearing basically for the last two days and actually yes when i took the streets and i saw that and a lot more check out my report. i know. that is bouncing ahead of the big game audience you know against france so this is the hotel where the argentinian team will stay lots of people are here to greet the heroes particularly leo messi but this hotel has

the world cup a late goal from pope pope boss secures an unexpectedly slim victory for favorites france over unfortunate australia will get more of that from t.v. of useful say. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with german chancellor angela merkel is standing firm today as the dispute over migration with one of the top ministers threatens to bring down her coalition government machall has reiterated her intention to seek a common european solution to illegal immigration escalating a standoff with interior minister haass the whole film he wants germany to unilaterally toughen. border controls and is threatening to push through his plans on monday to hold the heads of the bavarian sister party of michael's conservative christian democrats the block could split if no agreement between the two is found . more on this let's bring in our chief political correspondent linda crank linda this is one of merkel's key ministers haul see her for the interior minister threatening to go it alone on an absolutely major issue on migration help us understand first of all

if you go again if france has a good team it's only been is how argentina wake up to that day that's my opinion ok so let's just go prediction. well he said if i buy them i know how to use ok from. my newspaper to do this sure one two one two one ok some ice is probably going to score want to. know what i'm going to wear that's a good mission the. i want and who's going to score it. well. you obviously. have to say the french in decent numbers and but have been somewhat quiet on the argentinians what is the mood like. let's find out. because we have friends but. i think it's a draw and i think. and. i hope i hope we can we can put them in difficulty and wind take the tough game but i expect for. two one two one two one one zero one zero. so who is going to score. this guy right. all right. reporting from. where i spoke to key football figures from both countries about their bets for the game people. still have a long way to go to reaching the last sixteen in facing such a strong side is france is an achievement in itself. for the. experienced players and it's possible that the best i

france. in one of those a bit of sports. will start soon this is a huge issue in the civil war which closer from on board the international space station this week that the all participants of zicam petey's and misogynist. ok so well the first match of this tournament is underway russia taking on saudi arabia fifteen minutes gone in the first half but russia has had a magical start in moscow the leading one nil since he's scoring the twelfth minute it was fine to head it just beyond the reach of the saudi goalkeeper the moment it's been a slight break for an injury but an attacking line up that's been put forward by chess of the russian manager he's gone for a couple of wing backs to. cough so that should help attacking down the flanks and they really have pinned saudi arabia into their own half at the start of this start of this half so it's been a good start a lot of russian fans were a bit wary of this team thought they were bit flat coming into this they hadn't won in seven games but it looks like it could be their first

we saw france beat australia 2-1 with look.ance beat australia 2—1 with video technology coming to the forefront. denmark beat a very, very upset rude team in their first world cup finals for 36 years. —— per routine. we have that much ongoing at the moment between croatia and nigeria for the details of that in a moment. tonight here in moscow on saturday, iceland, they are the toast of every fan here, the smallest nation at this tournament. they are making their world cup debut. everyone surely had written off against argentina but, my word, they dug deep. it is a famous, famous draw. it was a game he expected to win, and easy looking opener on paperfor expected to win, and easy looking opener on paper for argentina but expected to win, and easy looking opener on paperfor argentina but a draw against iceland was all they could manage. it had looked positive when sergio aguero put the argentines in front. it was the lead that lasted only four minutes and 15 seconds. iceland equalised and then the chance for messi to making supp