those who came up in this program are the french resistance. 60 years later in 2004, a number of french who were former resistance responsible people in the resistance that together and said we are not happy with the way in which france -- not happy about the way in which france keeps the message of civility. let us bring that up and make a call. let us publish again this program of the resistance and tell our french friends if the french government is not going in that direction we must oppose the french government. that is what has happened and we had a moment -- so indeed, that was your question. it is a small moment of french history but is it significant as something that can lead you further into making the opposition in politics, not just -- but resist. and that i think is perhaps also what could be the message now. we mustn't police think of what is wrong but the way in which it could be effectively resisted against. there you are. >> you say in your book for reasons to get angry may seem less clear today than they were in your generation and. what are the things you see around

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the french foreign ministry says a disabled french woman, mary didieu, who was kidnapped from a kenyan resort and taken to somalia earlier in the month has died. turkish troops have pursued kurdish rebels into northern iraq, this after one of the most serious attacks against the turkish army in many years. the scale of that attack still coming in. it seems a large number of turkish soldiers may have been killed with others injured. this, of course, in the southeast of the country near the iraqi border. in istanbul is our correspondent, jonathan head. jonathan, can you give us more detail about the attack? >> we know that there were two attacks on military units in the morning in a province called hakkari. that's where you tend to have most of the military action because it's right next to the border with iraq and they can come across fairly easily. these are the most serious attacks in terms of loss of life for the turkish army. since 1993, there is always a strong, emotional nationalist reaction from the turkish public and the turkish government. there's already the president, normall

in that direction, we must oppose the french government. that's what pat and then we had a little moment of all different government. and so indeed, i think that was your question. is the resistance a small moment of french history, but is it significant as some name that can lead you further into making the up position in politics, not just a bolt, but resist. and that i think is perhaps also what could be the message now. we must send only being of what is wrong, but the wii in which it could be affect diddley resisted against. there you are. >> you say in your up at the reasons to get angry may seem less clear today than they were to your generation. what are the things you see around you that they keep angry that you think are deserving of ended nation that he could be responded to as a matter of social justice quite >> yes, i will say in big nation is an important first movement. the movement is of course commitment. it's written by me and a friend, which we've called commanders. it has come out as another editor is low, also very nice

like to hear about to speak about the universal declaration with the great french men. it could be a good thing but it fell over the frontier and therefore the lucky moment to come and speak with so many different people. i never expected that. it came as a surprise but i must admit it was a very lucky surprise. even in germany such a disciplined country, but the idea . [laughter] it is "time for outrage" in in germany, 400,000 copies sold. i think that goes to the fact that we live in a moment which perhaps is much more important than what we believe. it may be that our society has become a global. when they can no longer try to bring important change in one country, without whole global human society and those that they do not even in addition will change the selfishnessn and in theal wanting more and more and more. not only of finance but also and without considering itty ethically something important. and then in the human society and because i find it better than sympathy with the age of compassion if all of us are more interested said the others also have a good t

first lifting off from french. the earth rotates stay here by the way to give you an ideal catapult effect on takeoff at the year round clear skies and you have the perfect conditions for launching in space america's g.p.s. has enjoyed a monopoly on the world market with also behind the g.p.s. known as gloominess competition in the school is about to get just a little more crowded than you see french guiana. will broadcast the historic soyuz launch live on friday at around ten thirty g.m.t. stay with us for the full coverage from french ghana. a moscow court has found the main suspect in the killing of a russian football fan. guilty of premeditated murder. was shot dead in december two thousand and ten by a north caucasus native when an encounter turned violent artie's jacob grieves has the latest on the court's verdict. took hours of intense to liberation by the jury ending it all important crucial vote now they found that the principal defendant in this case our son to chose a cause was guilty of all charges agai

instead the french fleet sailed back to the west indies where it soon suffered a catastrophic defeat. the french army hunkered down in virginia for the winter obviously waiting for orders from paris to the nearest port and aboard ships for the sugar islands or ferments. a month after georgetown 300 loyalist guerrillas led by an embittered former patriots named william cunningham erupted from charleston the general nathaniel greene's tiny army of less than 1,000 disgruntled continental's trying to keep three times that many british and loyalists regulars inside the city they could only watch helplessly while cunningham had a terrifying in swath of murder and destruction across the state. south carolina militia had no ammunition to stop them. cunningham returned triumphantly from his bloody scout as the americans soon called it to be healed by the british newspaper in charleston for his courage. on the other side of the atlantic more disarray prevailed. benjamin franklin, the american ambassador to paris had resigned in may, 1781. he was infuriated by the themes he was getting a call on

i was just playing around. >> but why use ketchup and french fries to paint a picture.s a portrait artist, jason grew tired of drawing with charcoal and pencil. he looked everywhere for inspiration, and one night he found it -- in his happy meal. >> i came across it by accident, eating some french fries, and saw that i could manipulate the ketchup with the french fry, and it could be like a brush. >> jason wanted to paint something that related to the tools that he was using, so he decided to paint his own version of the movie poster for "super size me." >> it related to the ketchup. it gave somewhat of a meaning and interpretation to it. >> with a small web camera recording, jason prepares his ketchup, picks up a fry, and begins painting. >> mcdonald's french fries as a paintbrush. it's unbelievable. >> ketchup may work as a condiment, but it proves tricky as paint. >> unlike paint, the ketchup was a matter of how thick it was on there. so if there was a very thin layer of ketchup, it showed up as a light color because the background showed through. if it was piled on

the french president doesn't hold back. for cash. takes a look at a few places for the big night.

said to bring you that historic launch lives and make sure you're here for our coverage from french on friday at around ten thirty g.m.t. no word on the live coverage from sports in twenty minutes time we're going to have that with tennis has resumed at the kremlin cup here in the russian capital with a final places up for grabs and these are champing at the bit dated for a shortly but it's the latest lunchtime business next for moscow at one twenty four hour. oh and welcome to business r.t. russian investment group so much capital and a branch of oil trading giant vitol have one attended to build an oil terminal in rotterdam in the netherlands the fifty five hector facility in the largest port in europe is expected to take on a significant share of it will boil trade it may potentially almost double the volumes of oil going through rotterdam there's only investment in the joint project may reach one billion dollars but this isn't the only opportunity russia and the netherlands are involved in as our correspondent buddy the cost and explain. gooden's is this an economic mission some of

in addition a french fighter jet according to a french defense official also fired on the convoy. there were about according to the french defense official 80 vehicles in the convoy. it is presumed that qaddafi was in the convoy. now we know from witnesses on the ground he tried to hide inside the water pipe. he was dragged out and he was alive. but, what is interesting is it was a u.s. predator drone that was involved in the strike on that convoy as they were leaving sirte. >>trace: we talked about the cost of this was enormous. what did it cost the taxpayers? >>reporter: according to d.o.d. estimates it has cost the taxpayers $1.1 billion. if you break it down, there were more than 7,700sortes since march and the number of strikes more than 1,800. there were 145 predator strikes as of september 30 and the number of u.s. strike ordinances were 397. u.s. aircraft supporting this mission? that was 70 aircraft. vice president biden praised the president's approach of letting nato take the lead. >> not got it right. nato got it right. >>reporter: what he failed to mention the u.s. pa

it is a revolutionary had with a french revolutionary case.st of it i think is right, but that is not ethan allen. the family actually came up with a composite sketch of him which is in the book. this is the first illustrated biography of ethan allen. i went to great pains to come up with pictures of the different versions of him, but there was a composite describing what he looks like at the end of his captivity as a prisoner of war, and they think that is the closest because i have seen other allen's including his sixth grandson who help me start this work by giving me all the ethan allen books everybody ever printed and he is a dead ringer for this fellow who was a prisoner of war. so, that is the story of ethan allen. why don't we know more about it? well because he took on the clergy and they lived after he died. one missionary from new haven came up and literally stomped on ethan allen's grave. timothy dwight, the president of yale university, said on february 12, ethan allen, the general from vermont and great blasphemer, died and he re

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and german banks we've already seen belgian bank french belgium buying debts last week so for him as a result of just a potential default so yes the consequences could be quite severe for a greek default but a greek default is at the same time pretty much inevitable well those french and german banks have just spoken out against those calls to increase their reserves there pointing out that tough standards will actually make them less stable but isn't the essence of all of this is to make tougher banking regulation now. well that's part certainly part of it i mean one way to describe the crisis that we're in which is a continuation the financial crisis of two thousand and eight. is that this is a crisis of regulation this is a failure to clamp down on what banks are doing it failure to clamp down on the ways that they were trying to pass risk amongst themselves the way that they thought they could carry on simply printing credits and making loans to each other forever more with no real consequences we're seeing the end of that process of thing and the banks themselves aren't very hap

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letting greece in was a mistake the french president doesn't hold back on his beleaguered euro colleague after elite is signed off another massive rescue deal. hello is ten pm friday night here in moscow you're watching r.t. international with me kevin her in and first it's taken six years of prefer fischman legs dromard scandal but moscow's legendary bolshoi theatre is finally bounced back into the limelight bringing up today. a country there tonight good evening both outside the polls show you a grand laser show is just kicked off they're coming straight after that show we've witnessed the night so i will talk to you first of all may what about the millions of feared alone as you didn't get a chance to get in to see the performance of firsthand how they cater for. well no one was going to miss out on the excitement of the ground. and they were able to watch the performances polkas the big screen there outside the bolshoi theatre at the moment we've got a laser show going on in the background so everyone come outside to watch that every marking a spectacular and well being assembly magi

so my butter is all melted now, i'm going to take my french toast. careful, now, it's a little delicate. i'm just going to put it in my pan. now it's the waiting. this is the hardest part, right? but you don't want to move it, because you want it to get nice and golden brown on both sides. and as it cooks, that filling is melting. it's going to be delicious. so let's check it. it looks nice and golden brown, so it's time to flip. get your spatula underneath there. if you have a nonstick pan, that makes this whole thing a lot easier. so let's just flip it over. how good does that good? same thing. flip it. let it go for another couple minutes. gets nice and golden brown on both sides. so, it looks like our french toast is golden brown and ready to come out of the pan. so let's turn off the stove first. take our french toast out onto our plate. there we go. doesn't that look delicious? let's go over here. sprinkle some pecans on top. make it look nice. a few strawberries. i love strawberries. and then we have some maple syrup on the side. maple syrup i

on that historic moment a russian soyuz rocket set off from a french space space in the tropics. system aiming to become a serious rival to america's g.p.s. . well the ongoing occupy wall street movement which started over a month ago now shows no signs of slowing down next we talk to author and social critic james cussler about the phenomenon phenomenon.

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also, since we're a french pastry shop, we made a decorative ee claire. we made it with strawberries and custard to suit the season. >> translator: it's not just western stores using halloween to market new items. this traditional sweet shop creates halloween desserts that are uniquely japanese. >> translator: over the years, halloween has become synonymous with awesome. i wanted to show that traditional japanese sweets can incorporate western elements. >> not many people here seem to know the true meaning or origin of halloween. north americans adopted this tradition more than a century ago. now the japanese are starting to make halloween their own. rina nakano, nhk world. >>> a french film has won the top prize at the 24th tokyo international film festival. the festival opened on october 22nd and features about 130 films in total with 15 in the main competition. "untouchable" was announced as the winner of the grand prix prize on sunday. the film is about the friendship between a rich aristocrat who is paralyzed from the neck down in an accident and a y

french's french fried onions. now in the french's stay-fresh can. >>> good thursday morning. 4:43.ve look from our sutro cam. san francisco, bay bridge in the background. so far traffic is okay. leigh glaser has a nice forecast coming up. we have problems for train commuters in the east bay. amtrak collision near jack london square. sue will tell you through is affecting you. >>> golden gate transit and ferry customers, the next time you call the information center you may get an automated voice. today the district's transportation committee is scheduled to vote on changes to the customer service center. the plan includes reducing hours of operation and employees. and switching to an automated voice system. the move could save three million dollars over the next decade. right now the district is facing an 89 million dollar shortfall over the next five years. >>> san francisco has been raking in an extra $75,000 a day in parking meter fines from people parking in the city on holidays. starting last july, city parking control officers issued 72% more parking citations on labor day, v

the french president is gunning for greece saying letting the beleaguered country join the euro was a mistake speaking of the emergency brussels summit nicolas sarkozy said greek membership of the currency club has pushed europe to the brink e.u. leaders decided thursday to have greece's private sector debt to one hundred billion euros after banks agreed to write off fifty percent of what they're owed european banks must also have a bigger cash pile to guard against another crisis while the emergency bailout fund will be expanded to one trillion euros now to get there europe's hoping to attract investment from asia the bailout fund chiefs perswaded rather a visit to china to try to persuade beijing to chip in but economists say the e.u. has little choice but to turn to. chris the side of the farm that march so we have to seek help i think it will be more green for the european market is the major export market of chinese who of course china needs to worry about the possible default china needs to make sure that it doesn't lose money because of this turbulence in european. georgia work

to see french or british troops being called in on training missions in libya. and perhaps some nato bases to the west has great interest in libya and it's it's very high grade so there is nato today implying certainly in the words of nicholas accorsi that actually that campaign is over so your assuming actually nato will continue with a presence that well its military campaign is over it doesn't have any more targets but certainly nato i think will retain some kind of military influence you'll see the new libyan government requesting nato to keep some troops some for training that's the new name for garrison troops in afghanistan or iraq or kuwait to stay on and protect local governments also there will be a tussling for power between the european powers particularly the french and italians and the british to see who's going to become the dominant voice in libya. and they did this you know in the one nine hundred twenty s. as well so would be very interesting to see there's this revival of old old road rivalry but what the people of libya benefit a little earli

relief all older capitals in western europe this is somebody who cut all sorts of deals with the french but also the british and the italians and to a certain extent the americans as well i think they did not want him put on trial for any reason and i am not misled is that surprised that he was captured alive if you very quickly ended up dead is that gadhafi is returning from diplomatic akes are was spectacular hugs handshakes and kisses from the heads of countries which denounced him gadhafi is now silenced but the suspicion around those who laid out the welcome mat is far from buried could own fears to his grave you see this with but the. dealing with him as constantinople has for two shots of those it's all will go away over seriously because that is also the situation was fishing the probably grew of tricks that men are sharona to lead to a situation where they could live as it were proved their innocence then british prime minister to. tony blair was instrumental in good deficits rehabilitation bringing him in from the cold in two thousand and seven but blair didn't leave empty han

french president says this is a euro membership was a mistake as leaders finalize a plan to avert a debt crisis that was threatening to engulf the entire eurozone. they want us to give aid and work for them to promote their message but i can stoop to the. journalists in georgia claim they're being bullied by a government that won't tolerate criticism some say it's become so bad that seeking asylum elsewhere. and restored to its former glory russia's a legend revulse roy theater reopens in full nineteenth century splendor after a massive overhaul. of the hundred million dollars something years of the least scandal puzzlement charges russia's ground. turkey finally set to real. world news twenty four hours a day without a very warm welcome to the top story of the late colonel gadhafi son and key right hand man saif al islam has reportedly crossed the border from the libyan desert in tunisia where it's believed he's trying to negotiate a surrender and himself in the international criminal court if he does eventually stand trial he could spill some of the secrets of the regime's dealings in

the french president says greece's euro membership was a mistake has moved leaders finalize a plan to a furtive debt crisis was threatening to engulf the entire euro zone. they want us to give in and work for them to promote their message but i can stoop to the journalists in georgia claim they're being bullied by government up won't tolerate criticism some saying it's become so bad that seeking asylum elsewhere. and are stored to its former glory russia's legendary bolshoi theater reopens in full nineteenth century splendor dr branson bogle. seven hundred million dollars suffer years of the least scandal and bezel meant charges crushers crown jewel. is finally set to reopen tonight. and in business russia's eighteen year quest to join the world trade organization rules closer to georgia practiced with a proposal what benefits will russia get from joining the w t o and up from other parts that. you're watching r.t. world news and much more welcome to the program. he later colonel gadhafi son and key right hand man saif al islam has reportedly crossed the border from the libyan desert

let the grease in it was a mistake the french president doesn't hold back on his beleaguered euro colleague after either leaders signed off on another massive rescue deal. it's just after seven pm here in the russian capital you're watching well it's taken six years of refurbishment delays drama as scandal but moscow's legendary bolshoi theatre is finally back into the limelight well we do have our correspondents standing by there let's cross over to our correspondents first let's see if she's there sarah ferguson are you there. because. there you go as well we've been looking well before we get to you let's go to you got to be the great show what can we hear the concert there you are even trying to find you ok very you are so what is happening over there where you are i mean it's it's a very hard place to get into right now lotsa. glitz and glamor very exclusive tell us what it's like in there. unfortunately we can't hear you can think of casual trying to get back to her but yes sarah you're outside of the bolshoi we were looking at pictures of the a red carpet there we saw high profile gu

french guiana. r.t. will broadcast in storage so u.s. launch live on friday at around ten thirty g.m.t. so do stay with us for the full coverage from french and that's all for the hour and we'll cross over to the business desk to get all the latest in the world of finance. hello and a very welcome to the business update russian investment group suma capital and a branch of oil trading giant one a tender to build an oil terminal in rotterdam in the netherlands the deal has been signed during the visit of the dutch prime minister to moscow. has the details. the bulk of the conversation between president medvedev and the dutch prime minister mark concerned increasing energy cooperation between the two countries now this isn't just empty protocol in this particular case the dutch companies are already big players in the russian market they contribute to a large amount of investment in the russian energy sector from all the foreign partners so already heavily involved here and the full cooperation isn't just some sort of their ethical exchang

greece join the euro was a mistake the french president doesn't hold back on his beleaguered. leaders sign off another massive rescue deal europe's now turning to asia for a cash kick start with the chiefs visiting china to ask for help to try to save the euro. cross-talk next takes on europe's choice whether it's time to save or sacrifice the struggling career.

join the euro was a mistake the french president doesn't hold back on his. cawley leaders signed off on another massive rescue deal. to. start with a bailout fund. to ask for help to save the euro. and the bolshoi is a back you're looking have live pictures now of what's going on in front of the bolshoi theater it's the day millions have been waiting for as moscow's allowed market theatre sets the stage for its first performance in six years that's after a massive refurbishment once again you're looking at la.

like dexia, french banks are exposed to french debt. the french president nichololas sarkozy and angela merkel met over the weekend. this is a pivotal plan. fred pleitgen is following that story. we seem to have no detail yet. >> there's a deadline and a promise that was made by french president nicolas sarkozy that they'd come up with a comprehensive package to shore up the european currency and indeed the european economy as well. that they would do that before the next g20 summit which, of course, is going to take place in france in cannes on the 3rd and 4th of november. they set up a deadline and a promise. it's not clear what will be part of that package. if you talk to analysts and people on the ground they'll tell you it basically consists of long term and short-term measures. both sides, angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy said they were committed to recapitalizing european banks. there was some discord between the two leaders as to how exactly that is supposed to happen but the long-term measures could entail some european treati

and let in greece it was a mistake the french president doesn't hold back on his beleaguered euro colleagues of three leaders sign off another massive rescue deal. hello it's eight pm friday night here in moscow you're watching r.t. with me and first tonight is taken six years of refer to delays drama and scandal but moscow's legendary bolshoi theatre is finally banned super back into the limelight that is a country over and serve further both join the spectacle tonight hope to speak with both of them during late is looking suitably lovely tonight as well be the first to a crowd it's not every day course you can get access to an event like this as the glitz and glamor looking from inside the picture for us indeed kevin all the tickets for the first three opening gala concert were exclusively available only it would be obvious that the russian president so no secrets were on sale for these weeknight and we were of course happy to be among the few to. reopen restored bullshit from inside. and believe. send glamour and it's truly impressive as russia's landmark theater has been renovated accord

the french president says allowing greece into the e.u. it was a mistake to new leaders hundred ounce of deal to stave off the debt crisis threatening to engulf the entire eurozone all hopes and. china to help. theater reopens in its precinct. on friday. a massive renovation with. allegations of corruption. crosstalk. asks his guests whether the agreement reached by even leaders is enough to save the euro.

an historic moment a russian soyuz rocket sets off from a french space space in the tropics carrying europe's first satellite navigation system in any to become a rival to america's g.p.s. . you're watching the weekly here on r.t. with the week's main headlines wrong or sushant libyans are celebrating the beginning of a new era with the death of colonel khadafi he was gunned down in unclear circumstances on thursday the incident sparked international calls for an investigation of allegations the ousted leader was executed a leaked video for trey's a man boasting that he shot could afy trice in cold blood during his capture in the city of sirte the claim supported by a post mortem was discovered two protocols on the council's party elections are now due to be held in libya within eight months followed by the formation of a new government and the drafting of a constitution however the post gadhafi future looks uncertain as ethnic and tribal divisions emerge among libyans once united in revolution and then there's nato which is winding down its military intervention while its members ru

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greece joined the euro was a mistake but french president doesn't hold back on his beleaguered. after leader signed off on another massive rescue deal europe's now turning to kickstart for the bailout fund. to ask for help to save the euro. the balshaw is back millions of theatre lovers have been waiting for mark theatre unveils its first performance in six years. and coming up next for you as our debate with peter lavelle do stay with us right here.

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french. will broadcast as sturrock soyuz launch live on friday at around ten thirty g.m.t. so do stay with us for the full coverage from. now there's a class war brewing in the united states that's a stark warning from the occupy wall street movement which is into its fourth week and shows no sign of giving up well for them the yawning gap between rich and poor is getting far too wide and that could cost the government dearly. explains. a class war seemed impossible in a country where being wealthy is part of the national dream could espouse and march on wall street and in other parts of america protesting against the system that they claim works only for the benefit of a few super rich individuals and corporations many ask whether america is facing a class war that at a time when the we're getting richer while the middle class is collapsing class war is being waged in america today fortunately the wrong side is winning the so-called one percent of winners are the nation's top corporations which this year the economy's very slow growth has nonetheless made record profits bu

the french president says. it was a mistake. to deal to stave off the debt crisis threatening to engulf the entire you know. on friday. scandals of corruption. to prove that moscow really never sleeps.

and an historic moment a russian soyuz rocket set saw from a french space base in the tropics is carrying europe's first satellite navigation system the aim is for it to become a serious right america's keeping a. very warm welcome to you this is our life from moscow with the weekly libyans are celebrating the beginning of a new era with the death of colonel gadhafi he was gunned down in unclear circumstances on thursday the incident sparked international calls for an investigation with allegations the ousted libyan leader was executed a leaked video portrays a man opposing that he shot could be twice in cold blood and urine his capture in the city of claim is supported by a post-mortem was discovered to pull it calls on the colonel's elections analogy to be held in libya within eight months followed by the formation of a new government and the drafting of a constitution over the post gadhafi future looks uncertain as ethnic and tribal divisions emerge among libyans once united in revolution and then of course this nato which is now winding down its bill. three intervention on its members