marshall also goes by the name francois marshall and francois delacroix.e a short break and return in just a minute. >>james: 438 is the time. we are watching wall street this morning. futures trading shows all three indexes and the positive this morning. in today's sell-off on wall street has wiped out six weeks of gains for the dow jones. here is a look at the closing numbers. the dow fell 354 closing at 14,758. the nasdaq dropped nearly 80 points to end the day at 3364. and s&p 500 closed down 40 points, ending the day at 1588. we will be watching the stock are all morning herald kron4 morning news. former enron and ceo jeffrey skilling, already in prison for his role in the energy giants collapsed, is said to learn if his more than 24 year prison sentence could be reduced by as many as 10 years. skilling to be reset test today during a federal court hearing and he said. his recent testing is part of a court ordered reduction of his prison term and a separate agreement with prosecutors that will allow for the distribution of all around $41 million in re

marshall also goes by the name francois marshall and francois delacroix. >> california governor jerrys, that he will ask the court to stay its order issued a mandated nearly $10 and prison inmates to be released before the end of the year. the order was an effort to improve the overcrowding of california's prison population and to improve the medical and mental health care of inmates. the judges also present to cite the governor brown for contencontempt if he does not immediately comply with their order. the governor called the order under unprecedented and has already filed notice that he intends to appeal. >> the california stationers association issued a statement in response to the court order saying " this order is not a solution, it is harmful to public safety and the communities that we serve. " we strongly support the route request to stay this order, and have the state's appeal heard by the u.s. supreme court. >> heavy flooding has taken over parts of western canada where as many as 100,000 people could be forced to evacuate. take a look, that is a house being swept away from

but the french president francois hollande with the same that france was nearly answering the call for help of the mali and president. putin in the moment and president has a norm legitimity one because he was not elected and i think that the former french president nicolas sarkozy agrees with me as he said exactly the same thing we should not intervene in a country where there is no government and therefore i think i'm not the only one to think that and i think and i think international rules don't allow this kind of military action within the especially to defend financial interests will differ on that. some analysts have been pointing out how the intervention in libya might have played a role in what took place in mali especially when we're talking about the flow of weapons into the country or the rise in tensions said looking at the terrorist attack that we saw in algeria what do you think of this assessment. who provided weapons to libya who helped fight gadhafi it's western countries at some point who have decided to fight libya because colonel gadhafi had ideas to pull africa ou

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francois, matty, bernard, or fronck? >> francois? >> no, no, it's good.good. >> it's good for somebody. all right. so the correct answer -- >> it is franck. and if you watch "real housewives of beverly hills," you actually saw the person, kevin lee, it's based off a real wedding planner. he planned pandora's wedding and if you saw it you would know it was based off a real pson. >> i did see that. all right. back across. >> birthday girl here from naples, florida. happy birthday. if june is the most popular month of the year to get married, what months are the least popular? would you say november and december? january and february? february and march? or march and april? >> january and february. >> you got it right. >> there's a little delay. >> just to put that into perspective, june is the most popular month. 17% of all weddings happen in june. and only 1% to 2% happen combined january and february. >> it's freezing and close to holidays and all that stuff. we get it. >> save for proposals, not for a wedding. >> this lady is from lexington, north caroli

>> the royalists' probably posed little threat to francois hollande today and even to his successors, but in a country that is deep in crisis, their ideas might not fall on completely deaf ears. >> i too was only two months ago, that cyprus was on the verge of bankruptcy. help from abroad came at the very last minute. in return, cyprus had to make drastic cuts and implement painful reforms. it is only slowly beginning to recover. it is a difficult process, and some even warn that the cypriot state may need money again soon if the economic situation does not improve. this time around, help could come from within. but that would mean the country 's most influential institution would become even more powerful. >> most of the people who attend mass in nicosia our elderly. some say that at times of crisis, the church is a place to seek peace away from the turmoil of daily life. >> the church is a pillar of strength for us, more than just a charity organization. it is also a spiritual institution. >> these hard times are also an opportunity. we are able to see our faults. god will help us w

francois hollande said they need to coordinate economic policy across the block and for a president equipped with a separate budget and real power. angela merkel said it was important for such a president to recognize negative developments early on and be able to take action. we need morey coordination of economic policy. our institutions need to be harmonized to promote cooperation within the euro group. >> the joint proposals will be submitted to other leaders later this month. for the also calls speedy implementation of a 6 billion euro initiative to bring down use unemployment in the eurozone. the prehistoric woolly mammoth could one day be brought back to life according to scientists in russia who announced a rare discovery on thursday. they found a mammoth carcass in the remote islands of russia's far north. the scientists were astonished to find liquid blood inside the animal that can be used to clone the creature. the remains are 10,000 years old and thought to be the best preserved specimen ever found. >> violent antigovernment protests erupted in several cities across turkey on fri

. >> french president francois hollande also welcomed the agreement and reaffirmed his commitment to reducing youth joblessness. >> any additional financial wiggle room that we can create beyond 2015 and 2016 should be used to bring down the number of young people now without work. >> chancellor merkel is making the final -- fight against youth unemployment a campaign issue. she is hosting a summit on the problem next week in berlin. >> we've have our correspondent back on the line. we were talking about the decision to start membership talks with serbia. >> that's right. eu leaders made the decision to open accession talks in january 2014. there is one political condition still to fulfill. the eu will be monitoring if serbia and its former province kosovo stick to their agreement to improve their relations. in theory, there is still the option of putting in a veto or postponing the beginning of the talks. the eu decided to start talks on a so-called association agreement with kosovo. that would be the first step on the path that could eventually lead to kosovo's accession to the eu

. >> french president francois hollande also welcomed the agreement and reaffirmed his commitment to reducing youth joblessness. >> any additional financial wiggle room that we can create beyond used to bring down the number of young people now without work. >> chancellor merkel is making the final -- fight against youth unemployment a campaign issue. she is hosting a summit on the problem next week in berlin. >> we've have our correspondent back on the line. we were talking about the decision to start membership talks with serbia. >> that's right. eu leaders made the decision to open accession talks in january 2014. there is one political condition still to fulfill. the eu will be monitoring if serbia and its former province kosovo stick to their agreement to improve their relations. in theory, there is still the option of putting in a veto or postponing the beginning of the talks. the eu decided to start talks on a so-called association agreement with kosovo. that would be the first step on the path that could eventually lead to kosovo's accession to the eu as well. >> when it come

europe's financial crisis and soaring unemployment is fueling french your skepticism comes as president francois loans approval rating plummeted almost two fold since he took the top job last year french far right politically than marine le pen says france needs an open debate on its relations with the. but the bow if with but the bell first of all you need to understand that the french do not really talk about both the e.u. and the euro a common currency virtually imposed on us a religiously defended here in other words there is no diversity of opinion on anything you say against the euro this will be equal to blasphemy is what i'm asking for is a referendum polls are a good thing but i do remember the polls promised that when asked about the european constitution france would vote for it at the end of the day fifty five percent of french citizens said no to the constitution that's why we need a wide public debate a referendum to ask the people what they think about food border transparency with the shrinking countries and about this currency that killed our economy we need to ask them how come

president barack obama and french president francois hollande, despite the idyllic surroundings, tough talks lie ahead. syria could prove an especially thorny issue. russian president vladimir putin says he will continue deliver weapons to the syrian regime. >> president assad wants us to think that the only alternative to him is extremism and violence, yet there are millions of people in syria who want a peaceful and democratic future. we should be on their side. >> there has already been progress in one area. the eu and u.s. leaders have agreed to meet in washington next month. it could be the biggest trade deal ever. a move obama says will improve transatlantic relations. >> this potentially groundbreaking partnership would increase those ties. it would increase exports, decrease barriers to trade and investment. as part of broader growth strategies, it would support hundreds of thousands of jobs on both sides of the ocean. >> cameron sought out remote in his killings for the summit -- remote and his killings -- remote enniskillen for the summit. the leaders have limited time to fin

president barack obama and french president francois hollande, despite the idyllic surroundings, tough talks lie ahead. syria could prove an especially thorny issue. russian president vladimir putin says he will continue deliver weapons to the syrian regime. >> president assad wants us to think that the only alternative to him is extremism and violence, yet there are millions of people in syria who want a peaceful and democratic future. we should be on their side. >> there has already been progress in one area. the eu and u.s. leaders have agreed to meet in washington next month. it could be the biggest trade deal ever. a move obama says will improve transatlantic relations. >> this potentially groundbreaking partnership would increase those ties. it would increase exports, decrease barriers to trade and investment. as part of broader growth strategies, it would support hundreds of thousands of jobs on both sides of the ocean. >> cameron sought out remote in his killings for the summit -- remote and his killings -- remote enniskillen for the summit. the leaders have limited time to fin

the protesters feel alienated by mainstream parties, especially the policies of prime minister francois hollande. this is a radical movement of will use all means necessary to maintain resistance. among the more extreme splinter groups comprising the movement is french spring. >> the political landscape is realigning itself, and that does not just mean existing parties. the same-sex marriage law is too much. it revealed the malaise in society. our movement is about the france i love. people who are orderly and who pay their taxes. but who are not happy with the changes that are now being forced upon us. >> she and fellow activists are out doing the right wing party. it remains to be seen if their popularity perseveres. the french revolution promised equality for all, and despite the up position, a clear majority of french people are in favor of the principal and same- sex marriage. >> the fall of the berlin wall in autumn 1989 is often seen as the milestone in the end of the cold war, but at that point, the soviet bloc was already disintegrating. in many parts, protest groups have forme

the protesters feel alienated by mainstream parties, especially the policies of prime minister francois hollande. this is a radical movement of will use all means necessary to maintain resistance. among the more extreme splinter groups comprising the movement is french spring. >> the political landscape is realigning itself, and that does not just mean existing parties. the same-sex marriage law is too much. it revealed the malaise in society. our movement is about the france i love. people who are orderly and who pay their taxes. but who are not happy with the changes that are now being forced upon us. >> she and fellow activists are out doing the right wing party. it remains to be seen if their popularity perseveres. the french revolution promised equality for all, and despite the up position, a clear majority of french people are in favor of the principal and same- sex marriage. >> the fall of the berlin wall in autumn 1989 is often seen as the milestone in the end of the cold war, but at that point, the soviet bloc was already disintegrating. in many parts, protest groups have forme

the french president, francois hollande, has been calling for the immediate release of two missing french journalists. they were working for the french radio station europe one, which says it's heard nothing from them for 24 hours. it's thought they were on their way to aleppo. president hollande has said it's not clear what's happened to the two men, but they don't represent any state, and therefore, must be allowed to get on with their work as journalists. lots more to come here at "bbc world news" this morning, including an update on the health of the duke of edinburgh from the london hospital where he's being treated. and the queen, who's carrying on with her official engagement s, is expected right here for an official opening ceremony within the next few hours. >> hi, i'm ros atkins. it's now much easier for you to give us things you've seen or questions or comments about the day's news. in fact, some of you are using it already. >> i'm from pakistan. >> my name is bruce. i live in canada. >> i'm from melbourne, australia. ll all you have to do is go to worldhaveyoursay.com. i recor

. >> meanwhile, we've had comments out from francois hollande.does he think it's done to the eu? >> well, certainly the crisis isn't over. if you look at the fundamentals, we are in france at record level in terms of unemployment. hollande won't manage to reverse the trend by the end of the year, as he was promising. the french economy, as you know, entered recession in the first quarter of this year, and most economies believe that the french gdp would be more or less flat this year. so it's probably too early -- far too early to claim victory even if you want to attract foreign investors. however, ross, hollande is probably right when he says that thanks to the crisis, the eurozone will become stronger. it has conducted some structural reforms and fiscal consolidation. and this weekend in japan, hollande explained that europe has become more stable and now must work on the new outlook. >> translator: we must create a new outlook, an outlook for growth and employment. together with germany, we are trying to establish new goals beyond fiscal disc

unemployment in france continues to rise and this also comes amid some dire approval ratings for president francois hollande which has decreased almost two fold in the year he has been in power for right wing political leader marine le pen believes the french want to break free from the concept that ruined their country's economy. but the boat. first of all you need to understand that the french do not really talk about both e.u. and the euro common currency virtually imposed on us religiously defended here or in other words there is no diversity of opinions of them or anything you say against the euro will be useful to blasphemy but i am asking for is a referendum polls are a good thing but i do remember the polls promised that when asked about the european constitution france would vote for it at the end of the day are fifty five percent of french citizens said no to the constitution that's why we need a wide public debate a referendum to ask the people what they think about full border transparency with the shrinking countries and about this currency that killed our economy we need to ask them h

as surprising show of optimism the french president's declared the and of the eurozone crisis by francois lon's words are unlikely to sound convincing to europeans during record high unemployment and painful belt tightening measures across the continent s.s.r. cillian are reports even in brussels at the heart of the e.u. has few opportunities for those left without a livelihood. i'm forty seven and never saying i will go from go to go through as for was nobody. nobody needs me you know how can i say i'm not a saint. i don't see any future for us here we have to go back and back to their native rumania nico at the mill you ran into financial trouble after getting it back moved four years ago in order to repay the debt they thought they'd try their luck elsewhere a fruitless journey that took the from italy to germany denmark and i'm sure done before finally ending up here in the e.u. capital of brussels really can't find anything. they tiny and people come planes they don't have anything to work we try to go to germany. he's much tougher you know it's an unpleasant situation that's quickly

financial crisis has led to some of those in jobs having to cut back on luxuries as french president francois hollande to make his own contribution that i'm also been selling vintage wine from his collection with the earnings going towards helping keep the country's budget afloat wall that are to dot com. the supporters of private bradley manning accused of passing off classified materials to the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks set to reading over the weekend just days before his court martial more on that story at r.t. dot com. i mean this is so hard to follow through if. you are really. there. protestors are besieging a gold mine in north korea. and the have promised to restore electricity at the facility that's according to the country's prime minister a state of emergency and a curfew were declared on friday after the angry mob clash with police leaving fifty five people injured details now from tom bart and around two thousand protesters attempted to storm the mine in eastern kurdistan resulting in violent clashes with riot police at the site dozens were wounded including protesters

in a surprising show of optimism french president francois hollande has declared of the end of the eurozone crisis but his words unlikely to sound convincing to many europeans facing record high unemployment and painful belt tightening measures all across the continent and as archie's address so silly reports even the heart of the e.u. brussels that fails to offer any opportunities for those left without work and a means for survival. i'm forty seven and never seen. to go through as for was nobody. nobody need to be you know how can i say i'm noticing. see any future for us here we have to go back and back to the need to do media nickel what you ran into financial trouble asked again you don't move we use. ago in order to repay their debt they thought they'd try their luck elsewhere a fruitless journey that took the from italy to germany denmark and i'm sure done before finally ending up here in the e.u. capital brussels really can't find anything. they tiny and people come planes they don't have anything to work we try to go to germany. is much tougher you know because we don't know the la

well of course we know that david cameron and francois hollande were really pressuring the e.u. to lift that on zimbabwe last month which they did lift but at the same time britain hasn't been able to follow suit david cameron hasn't been able to pledge military support to the syrian rebels. so far. the continue providing training and non-lethal support to the syrian opposition and that's because he actually faces a lot of criticism at home from members of his own party from his own deputy prime minister about the issue of whether or not britain should be sending arms to the syrian opposition so we've had for instance nick clegg the deputy prime minister saying that he doesn't think it's the right time to send arms to syria boris johnson the london mass has said send arms to those syrian maniacs he's a very outspoken man and also something that's not being discussed very much is the fact that the british public is also very wary of being perhaps not seen for another military conflict over the seas and a lot of people saying that they might not think it's the best idea so if davi

financial crisis has led to some of those in charge having to cut back on luxuries for president francois makes his own contribution at an auction selling vintage wine from his collection was the earnings going towards helping keep the country's budget afloat more details. supporters of private bradley manning accused of passing off classified materials to the whistle blowing website wiki leaks are set to rally over the weekend just days before his court martial more in doubt that are to dot com. this is the third. year. all right let's now take a look at some other stories from around the world at a new barrage of pure nato's has hit the outskirts of oklahoma city damaging buildings and killing at least five people disaster struck during the rush hour cutting off a major highway and leaving drivers stranded the storm system spread from nearby arkansas word twisters and flooding claimed three lives nearly two weeks ago a series of tornadoes hit the same area inflicting widespread devastation. a curious military has released fifty eight people suspected of having links to the islamist grou

financial crisis has led to some of those in charge having to cut back on luxuries as french president francois hollande to me says i am contributions at an auction selling vintage wine from his collection with the earnings are going towards helping to keep the country's budget afloat small details at all to dot com. while you're there supporters of private bradley manning accused of passing off classified materials to the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks are set to rally this weekend i had to have his court martial said on monday more on that at our dot com. the this is some of those in the. polls. and turkey wants to other the as a popular rally against the up routine of trees has escalated into the most fierce anti-government protests the country has seen in the as a nice you see i guess and water cannon to disperse crowds from a park in istanbul wending many and triggering rallies in at the city's now. and then environmentalist the trying to save it from being turned into a shopping mall or forced to disperse in my pleas to the demonstrations absence borden's into a more general rally i