francois lond and nicolas sarkozy. -- hollande. i don't want to comment. i am -- hollande. take. that was just an comment. i am not a political and take. that wasjust an example. but in general, the policy was widely supported. at least for the moment. the people so want to give a chance to be president and the government to be president and the government to make the economic reforms and move ahead. of course, you have to make cuts in expenditure, and it a lwa ys make cuts in expenditure, and it always creates opposition. i don't think it is significant. there is still the necessary support to make these reforms. it really addresses unemployment. but you are going to have,in unemployment. but you are going to have, in terms of the image of france, that its reputation is still a place that is difficult to do business. france was 29th in terms of this. the uk, seventh. injune, a report said a banker in france costs 54% more when all payroll charges are included. it takes you three yea rs are included. it takes you three years to fire someone in france compared to three month

lond. —— francois hollande.d. there is a great deal of opposition within france itself from ordinary citizens. the labour market reform, the first one to be implemented, is a perfect example of something which is processed quite smoothly and very well. there have been many discussions with the unions. there was no big opposition. can i just interrupt? the cgt is saying it is getting ready for street protests for relaxing these labour laws, to make it easierfor companies to hire and fire workers. we will have to wait and see. at the moment, things are going smoothly. the discussions have gone through all of the topics. on a number of things, it was largely consensual. at least with the majority of unions. the parliament as well has an enormous majority, well beyond a simple party supporting president macron. but there is still... can ijust say, there is still protesting going on. 800,000 students upset about cuts to allowances. civil servants, teachers, several sectors are opposed. well, you should not mix everyt

and there was francois. welles,rked with orson you know.ew i was attractive and i attracted the artist. the mavericks. i still do. if you weren't an actor, what might you have been? ms. moreau: a cook. charlie: can you cook well? ms. moreau: i am a very good cook. really. charlie: you like to have lots of people over and cook for them? is that food and erotic experience? it is spiritual andy roddick at the same time. erotic at the same time. it is something very special. charlie: do you spend hours in the kitchen? ms. moreau: i do. on fridays and saturdays. charlie: and sunday lunch? ms. moreau: no, because everything is ready. perfect --ke me to a if i was coming to paris and you wanted to have dinner, assuming we were old friends. and you wanted to have a perfect dinner both in terms of the food and who we would want at the table. charlie: just you -- ms. moreau: just you. [laughter] [singing in french] [speaking in french] ms. moreau: life is a lesson. charlie: an ongoing lesson. ms. moreau: an ongoing lesson. and once you've gotten thro

and when i met franÇois -- and louis was five years younger than i.rent each time. and one, we had a love affair that lasted three years. charlie: how did that work when he is directing you? was it good? ms. moreau: it was very good. we loved one another because of our work. and working together, we discovered that we had talent, both of us. that we were aiming towards the same -- charlie: does a personal intimacy, sexual intimacy, and emotional intimacy -- does it help you as an actress? does it make a difference in your performance, do you think? ms. moreau: we never said to one another, as if nobody knew about the relationship. when we were on set, it was totally different. i did not use that personal relationship, and he didn't either. it's difficult to explain. but when i started, it was a bit before the new wave. and there was franÇois. but i worked with orson welles, you know. i was beyond the new wave. i was attractive and i attracted the artist. the mavericks. i still do. charlie: if you weren't an actor, what might you have been? ms. moreau:

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the issue has been touchy since allegations that former presidential candidate francois hundreds ofdhousands of euros to pay his wife as an assistant for very little work. we are not talking about a job. we are talking about his status. a job comes with salary. the president's wife will not receive salary. >> the issue remains controversial. >> she has a public function. she is an important person. make it official. priorities inther france. she does not need status to do things. >> with approval ratings plummeting and unpopular reforms on the agenda, the macron government is eager to avoid unnecessary controversy. boat chartered by a group of far right extremists is making waves. how that ship has threatened vessels meant to help refugees. exchangetime radio that is a threat. these were the words transmitted to the humanitarian ship the sea star. despite its menacing tone, it is the sea star that is in potential hot water. group generation identity. vowed to run migrant boats back to libya. if they do that, they could be breaking international law. they believe humanitarian aid ship

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and then francois. and then i worked with orson wells, joe losi. i was beyond the new wave.rtists, the mavericks, and i still do. >> rose: if you were not an actress-director, what might you have been? >> a cook. >> rose: a cook. can you cook well? >> i am a very good cook. really. >> rose: really? yeah. >> rose: and you like to have lots of people over and cook for them. >> yes, every weekend. >> rose: is that food an erotic experience? >> it's spiritual. >> rose: spiritual. and erotic at the same time, you might say. it's a sort of alchemy. because you take things just as they are and then comes out something very, very special. >> rose: yeah. once it's cooked. >> rose: do you spend hours in the kitchen. >> i do on fridays and saturdays. >> rose: and sunday lunch maybe. >> no, because everything is ready. and i love to set the table and rose: now, take me to ahings perfect -- if i was coming to paris -- >> yes. >> rose: -- and you wand to have dinner for me. >> yes. >> rose: let's assuming we were old friends and you wanted to have dinner, but you wanted to have a perfect

bat look to francois it in to be one of those nights are you pity their eyes everywhere.he three gold medals to be one and the 200 metres, which is really been the story of the week, because it has become entwined with the story of the noraid virus outbreak that affected isaac kuala, he wasn't allowed to compete in the 200, a gaudy qualified for the 400 metre final but he wasn't allowed entry into the stadium. he came out of quarantine yesterday and was allowed to do that, and individual time trial in the 200 metres. we had to get 20.53 seconds, the race of his life racing against the clock one of the defining images of this role jabbing chips. he did —— out of this world championships. he did it and got into the semifinals of the 200. here is that semifinal coming up right now. this is the same final thatis right now. this is the same final that is going to have mitchell blake. he filling a bit hard done by suddenly having isaac lacroix led to raise against. that the pharmacist to be about bat a classic final, about ten to 10pm. it could be blisteringly quick. a notewort

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but he is going further than his predecessor, francois hollande. de speaking to the media over the weekend, giving a warning to emmanuel macron, saying, the reforms i have put in place are now working, employment is starting to fall -- unemployment is starting to fall. plans proposed in the past, but you know, the french public took to the streets to protest and eventually scuppered those changes. right, in theory, things should be relatively easy for emmanuel macron after his new york rise to presidency. he secured a huge parliamentary majority. he was honest about the fact that he would essentially bypass parliament by forcing these reforms through by decree. nevertheless, there will be opposition in parliament from , one of the major unions has called for a protest in september. once they build up a head of protests will likely start. emmanuel macron is hoping he has more of the moderate unions on keen to and is also be seen conducting these meetings today. >> thank you for that. a closer look at more business news. i'm joined in the studio. we

seriously affected by the conflict which broke out in the central african republic after president francois boise's a was ousted by muslim rebels in two thousand thirty. the un mission monusco has posted thirteen thousand peacekeepers on the ground in central africa heavy fighting in bangu sue has left only met some soul frontier on the catholic church to assist those affected her not yeah i love community. music here if you have members of the muslim community and some members of the christian. et who sought refuge at catholic sites are you have heard from members of the muslim community for example have not been allowed to go out and. medical help at the hospital or in clinics on the town's outskirts does not without the benefit. against a backdrop of extreme publicly in central africa the conflicts is left thousands dead with a fifth of the country's population having will say fled their homes. you know the world news individual privacy is quite an intrinsic part of the right to life and liberty that's what india's highest court ruled this thursday. now landmark decision that comes as a

hundred days and mccoys popularity has fallen faster than any french presidents even his predecessor francois a long known as mr unpopular by the end of his presidency because of his record low ratings was doing better one hundred days in the nosedive in my current popularity came after he said he wanted to reign like the mystical jupiter father of the gods while his first divine intervention was to force his military chief to resign after telling him in public that he macro knows better because he is in charge as you would wish if you near city didn't place you in a new government there. in another high handed move macro cancelled the traditional bastille day media conference apparently because he regards his views as too deep for the shallow press and when micro wanted to make his wife the first lady with a public salary over three hundred thousand signed a petition against the plan saying they didn't want a queen bridgette so in just one hundred days the darling of french voters and the new face of french politics has lost the love of his people experts suggest voters fail to notice he was

welcome back francois open to my good senses near the port town of tal after a court ruled that the government must provide humane conditions for migrants trying to reach the u.k. the designated locations for the new migrants sent by you and twelve wall posts about an hour's drive from cali where the infamous. jungle county was located well for more on this let's cross live now to our correspondent charlotte do best. thank you for joining us i mean should we brace ourselves though for a second jungle. well that's exactly what the authorities are trying to avoid by this announcement that they'll open these two new centers an hour away from cali each center hosting up to around three hundred migrants but this comes after the french government seems to be backed into a corner by the french courts which should rule that. decision to not provide clean water and sanitation facilities to the migrants in cali was wrong and they described that as degrading treatment now that's because the french government and the interior minister said they were trying to avoid the stain mistakes again. we don't want

francois life into migrant centers near the port city of cali after a court ruled the government must provide humane conditions for refugees trying to reach the u.k. the new migrant center set to be built in by a twelve zero both about an hour's drive from cali where the infamous jungle camp was located. reports. this comes after the french government seems to be backed into a corner by the french courts which had ruled that. decision to not provide clean water and sanitation facilities to the migrants in cali was wrong and they described that as degrading treatment now that's because the french government and the interior minister said they were trying to avoid the stain mistakes again we don't want to repeat the mistakes of the past but we also want to handle the problems in cali the reference there is to the new tourist camp in cali which was known as the jungle and when it started around a thousand migrants were housed there in temporary accommodation such as tents but it grew and it grew it became a mecca for people who mainly were trying to reach the u.k. from by the time the ca

it's the beginning of twenty thirteen her and french president francois alone has just launched operations of al. the target how carteret north africa and its local allies which it taken over northern mali. the difference beats the extremists into submission on the ground in just a few months. but political perseverance doesn't follow the military victory. take that operations the ground. ground forces though to give an. operation several becomes operation baclaran in july two. teen. the combined military presence designed to track the extremists and prevent attacks across five states. mauritania mali ninja chat and burkina folsom. there's just one problem. troop numbers have fallen from five to three and a half thousand across the theater of operations larger than india. leaving france to try and coordinates not just with un peacekeepers. but local military forces as well. three years later the militants are anything but beacon. or are you still got a problem. are able to set up a huge it's meeting in northern mali. spike the presence of france's back and forces me to smile and other arme

and here's one for francois. how do you say "friend" in french? the best of friends, friends, friends ♪ ♪ compadre! ♪ comrade! ♪ bosom buddy of mine ♪ no matter how you say it ♪ friends have the best time ♪ filos ♪ sadiqi ♪ companion too ♪ there are all sorts of ways to say i'm a friend to you ♪ ♪ friends, friends, friends ♪ we are all friends, yeah ♪ i'm a friend to you, you're a friend to me ♪ ♪ we're the best of friends, friends, friends... ♪ (howling) (paint splattering) (gasping) oops. (all laughing) marshall... we got to hurry our cards to the post office to be delivered in time for friendship day. rubble, we picked the wrong road. this takes us past... (gasping) both: the spooky house! a friend of a friend of a friend told me that a creepy critter lives there. (chittering and snarling) both: whoa! (tires squealing) oh! chickaletta! look at all those friendship cards. (snoring, clucking) thanks, pups. it will be my delight to deliver them. those cards just go to prove that adventure bay is the friendliest town around. man: ha! huh? no place

late june has been sliding in the polls and it leave but he is below the level that france will francoisthere has been a few quirks and there have been doubts among some in the french population as to the direction of this government. we will see what happens next. anna: why does it had from here? -- where does it had from here? that could be one of the things that how government how things look in the fall. mark: that labor market reform which is almost true now, the labor market reform and the budget cuts which will be coming up together in the next two or three weeks will be key tests for macron. toot depends on his ability get the french economy moving again. a is lucky in that we are in cyclical upturn in france and the growth numbers are good. getting that labor market reform through without too much strife is key. i think that the return from holidays in the next couple of weeks, summer holidays for the french population will be a key test for that. manus: it could be make or break. let's see what they make of it. thank you for joining anna and myself. that is it for bloomberg day

>> jimmy: oh, you mean francois girbaud. >> uh-huh. [ laughter ] the tag right on the zipper.ud. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, and you would, like, button it, like, over your belly button. it was like up here. >> oh. it was up here. >> jimmy: it was -- the pants would start here and go -- >> and it had the two clips down here. so you could make it sort of tight or really tight on the bottom. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> so they would balloon out. >> jimmy: the girbaud pants. >> and my brother -- my oldest brother gave me -- for my birthday he gave me a a liz claiborne powder blue jacket, like a windbreaker. [ light laughter ] that had the biggest shoulder pads. [ laughter ] and i -- it was like a dream. i was so -- i, you know, talk about silver fox. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you were like a a walking cloud. >> i loved it. and i remember -- i was working at houlihan's in chicago as a a waiter and the hostess commented and said, "i really like that jacket." and i wore it every day for eight months after that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: liz claiborne jacket. oh, fantastic

differently take a look at this nicolas sarkozy managed sixty percent this far into his presidency francois along across the media predecessor he was still managing more than half of fifty four now despite that a government spokesman right now says these figures can be ignored in the mccrone will quote transform the country so we are some people in paris about the president's apparent fall from grace. so it doesn't surprise me that what he's doing is making human popular but nobody supports his proposal for extending working hours. the french people are too closed minded when it comes to changing benefit reform so it's not surprising that his ratings are full of all of us into this very rare for presidents popularity to increase so i'm not too surprised we need to give him time to get things done you want there lakshman so we need to live with that one of the main points of discontent has been macross labor reform program which has led to violent protests across the country he's also widely criticized for slashing public spending and curbing the military budget is another rao erupted when h

she was best-known for starring in francois truffaut's 1962 film "jules and jim."nne moreau was 89-years-old. still to come on the newshour: the expanding range of north korea's missiles. sanctions on russia prompt a tit-for-tat from vladimir putin. the political stakes for the president's new chief of staff, and much more. >> brangham: today, president trump and japanese prime minister shinzo abe spoke by phone about the growing threat posed by north korea. the two agreed on the importance of further action in the wake of north korea's second major missile test this month. our chief foreign affairs correspondent, margaret warner, begins our coverage. >> warner: north korean state television hailed friday's launch as a national triumph. >> ( translated ): the supreme leader proudly said that this test demonstrates our ability to attack at any time from any place, proving that all parts of the u.s. territory is within our firing range. >> warner: the intercontinental ballistic missile traveled for 620 le reaching a height of over 2,000 miles before landing off the c

god bless you, francois. sorry i'm late, but i've been up to my ears in rat pellets all day. oh.iraculous. i mean, we are one game away from the championships. it's... unbelievable. it's-- congratulations. thank you. well, the kids are great. they really are. so, it's, you know, kind of their deal. you know, i have to admit that while growing up, i-- i was never much for sports, or the sports type really. but since i've been watching you turn the team around, i have been thinking a lot about you. i have that effect on women. really? yeah. well, i haven't paid for sex in years. i think a lot of it has to do with, uh, getting older... and, you know, being more distinguished. - that's it. - i was thinking more along the lines... of the dangerous type. what you hear about the... bad boy, the sexy scumbag, the serial killer who gets married in prison. i have never felt like that... until i met you. well, thanks. [ toilet flushing ] [ door opens ] mr. buttermaker. what do you say, whitewood? what-- what are doing here? um-- listen, kid. i, uh-- <