welcome to all of the emma start with the first question to all of you francoise first is the is this nuclear deal flawed or do nuclear deal goes on the roof still have. five or five gone trees or abiding by. and of course iran or slowly the abided by video of course so it's like a not memory walking on three legs you know it's a bit difficult to break it wall but to no good deal goes on in a way interesting yet i guess what i'm asking though is there do you think that some of the criticisms of the deal particularly from the trumpet ministration do you think that some of them are legitimate. criticism you know the main defect of the deal in the eyes of donald trump is that the deed was concluded by by barack obama and this is why if you do worse do concluded by the united states of. trying to is trying to destroy i mean all the heritage left behind him by obama and of course. the nuclear deal with iran was the last complete feature. in external policy. put together by the. american administration and of course to destroy it is very to try to destroy it is very symbolic saw for donald

continue to say that the people who work ok and francoise what does this mean for other countries that still want to deal with the ron particularly european countries a u.s. allies what does this mean for them because they have been very clear that that they don't want to go back as they perceive go backwards. well of course. everything will be more difficult for your parent on trees for even for china even for russia but. to maintain a kind of flux of at least current trade between iran and and themselves and they're trying to put together instruments to be able to to circumvent the use of the dollar which is again a great problem with with call because using the don't. automatically open a case for playing the sanctions and. that will it work nobody knows exactly but no the point is that iran itself is going to develop i mean to to to put again to use all the way that it has already used in the past to circumvent the sanctions. through more or less shady devious. china. you know changing the flag which is. put on oil i mean they will suddenly be trying. to tank then it will disappear

francoise what does this mean for other countries that still want to deal with the ron particularly european countries a u.s. allies what does this mean for them because they have been very clear that that they don't want to go what back as they perceive go backwards. well of course. everything will be more difficult for your parent on trees for even for china even for russia but. to maintain a kind of flux of at least current trade between iran and and themselves and they're trying to put together instruments to be able to to circumvent the use of the dollar which is again a great problem with with call because using the don't. automatically open a case for playing the sanctions and. but will it work nobody knows exactly but no the point is that iran itself is going to develop i mean to to to put again to use all the way that it has already used in the past to circumvent the sanctions. through more or less shady devious. you know changing the the flag which is. put on oil i mean they range will suddenly be transferred. to tanker and it will disappear the rain with it will be so does owe mon

i had the chance to speak with francoise giolt at her new york studio. >> this book is something thatketchbook from her trip to venice in 1974. >> i always have little books like that with men i travel. >> she'd make obson >>scpis. >> and recor you convey wouater here. it's just great. she had been to venice with her parents as a child. that's francoise giolt and her mother in 1937. >> you might say i have venice in my veins. >> she was 53 when she made the trip again with her husband, the late dr. jonas salk, pioneer of the polio vaccine. >> you are 97 now? >> yes. three more years and i get to be 100. >> so are you excited at the prospect of being 100? >> even though it's only three years, i can not get used to the idea. >> but she's still painting. and three of her travel sketchbooks have just been published together by taschen. at sother by's in new york, they tried to get it. >> from the age of 5 i started drawing a lot. like for example i remember when i was at school i was always drawing. and that exacerbated my teachers. they said are you listen something i said yes, i'm liste

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