(speaking french). >> i'm very happy to be here again. first of all, because san francisco and paris are both very great cities, american and french cities and i cannot think with great emotion that between the american people and the french people, history has given us the best of the friendships and our time tokt together, it called freedom, democracy, to the dignity of all human people, and certainly san francisco and paris are an emblem of the link that exists between the french and the american people. there's something very magical about san francisco, the golden gate that i know now well, but there's a style of life, there's an art of life, there's a way of living together but being different and respecting the freedom of each other. the other privilege for paris is we've always played a role to create a very rich and strong relationship between the two cities, but also a very useful one. [inaudible] in the past with [inaudible], the foundations of this agreement [inaudible] and i will see later on my good friends who a couple of y

what has the new french president brought to people friends. mr all and got elected on promises he cannot keep it's a simple as that so what is going to happen is what's already happening mr owens does not have the resources he needs to change policies imposed by brussels the european commission or european central bank his election victory was a result of a misunderstanding and a few months into his term the french have already started to feel angry and i'm willing to bet my last dollar and please note i'm not at all happy about it that in a few months time the political situation in france is going to become very problematic is it going to stay like that is will status quo remain holes debate and criticism of the european system are not allowed in france legally you do have such a right but in reality you don't it's as if it never existed it is prohibited for all major french mass media outlets many french political parties criticize the e.u. and decisions coming from brussels the normal democratic logic would be to discuss whether we should

many french political parties criticize the e.u. decisions coming from brussels that normal democratic logic would be to discuss whether we should continue to be a part of this political structure or not our party is the first to offer its citizens the political possibility to step out of the european system to pull out of the treaty and by the way it is legally possible as article fifty of the e.u. treaty allows it but i should say that since creating this party i have run into major difficulties in advocating my position in major newspapers and french media outlets that the union only grows even though it's not functioning any longer switzerland and norway are not e.u. members and they are better off than other european countries furthermore inside the e.u. sweden denmark and the czech republic are not part of the eurozone and they are fairing better than eurozone members there is no reason to believe that things will worsen if we pull out of the e.u. and the eurozone ok another dollar a fan of the european union but what future y

about french quarter over a barrel as they claim the country's national treasure is slipping through their fingers about them plenty more stories just ahead. it's perched atop a jaw and the view from the kremlin stretches as far as the eye can see. for a city to all of siberia for centuries. it lost its economic importance even before it was bypassed but a chance siberian railway but the a spiritual center. scenes like these are a yearly occurrence thousands of worshippers themselves implicity water to commemorate the baptism of jesus. in the fifteen eighty s. the russians had only just conquered siberia taking it from the muslims. surrounded by enemies to ball supposed to be their stronghold constructed on top of the city but soon enough it became an economic hub siberian fire was the oil of its time bringing in a third of the state revenue but the location had of the uses for the russians the russian heiress across a revolt against the eight hundred twenty five known as the decembrists will stand here in droves. they created a replica high society adopting the latest fashions as so

french wine makers are sounding the alarm as they claim the country's finest grapes are falling into foreign hands millionaires from abroad have already bought dozens of vineyards and don't plan on stopping their paris's shrugging his shoulders saying the deals are completely legal by nationalist war and what makes a brands will no longer be made by the french to summary of the national reports. wind the french culture pride and prestige but some say the country's national identity is now threatened by foreigners hunting for the news all across the country this shuttle we've just had to have to retain french burgundy region home to one of world's famous wines made the headlines often it was purchased by china's entrepreneur owners pushed by financial troubles were forced to sell it and the merchant made an offer twi. the market price and that has worried some in the hysteria that followed the front national france's far right party slender deal as emblematic of the danger threatening french heritage with much bigger chateaus already owned by japanese and russians just next door such

plus french winemakers quarter over a barrel as they claim the country's national treasure is slipping through their fingers that and plenty more stories just ahead after a short break. a texas mom was arrested and thrown in jail orange jumpsuit and all for neglecting her kids who were playing in front of her house for just a little while a concerned neighbor and sort of say walking across the street you know to talk to an attendant children to find out what's going on went to the total she mowed and immediately called nine one one because children playing it is truly an emergency worth the police's time but i guess it was worth their time because they showed up and slap the cuffs on the mother who claimed that she was there the whole time and of course to punish you for ignoring your children briefly while they play you'll get thrown behind bars because that makes sense where does this culture of fear come from if you leave your kids alone on your own property why does that mean that they are certainly going to die there are dangers out there believe me but living in constant fear abu

wine the pizza meal french culture pride and prestige but some say the country's national identity is now threatened by foreigners hunting for vineyards all across the country this shut door with just a to have to retain french burgundy original home to one of world's famous wines made the headlines after it was purchased by china's entrepreneur former owners forced by financial troubles were forced to sell it and the merchant made an offer twice the market price and that has worried some in the hysteria that followed the front national france's far right party slim the deal as emblematic of the danger threatening french heritage with much bigger chateaus already owned by japanese and russians just next door such a reaction to this particular sale could be taken as an eco of the so-called barrier join or yellow peril in the sixty's the paranoia of asian world dominance political economic and demographic that seems to be making this comeback these days but there is no smoke without fire michelle the oh no thirty have thirds of shot of the new grapes producing two hundred fifty thousand

the bottle is half empty for some french wine makers they say foreign investors buying up some of the nation's most iconic vineyards putting centuries of tradition at risk artie's murray financial reports on a case of sour grapes. wine the french culture pride and prestige but some say the country's national identity is now threatened by foreigners hunting for the news all across the country this shut the door with just a to have to retain french burgundy region home to one of the world's famous wines made the headlines after it was purchased by china's entrepreneur former owners pushed by financial troubles were forced to sell it and the merchant made an offer twice the market price and that has worried some in the hysteria that followed the front national france's far right party slammed the deal as emblematic of the danger threatening french heritage with much bigger chateaus already owned by japanese and russians just next door such a reaction to this particular sale could be taken as an eco of the so-called their you join or yellow peril in the sixty's. the paranoia of asian worl

isn't the french language absolutely so exciting, but maybe because it's coming out of the mouth of this wonderful mayor. and i always thought we were great but didn't he make us sound great? even better? and i do see that we have the fire chief here in case, you know, we have had an earthquake and fire, so we brought the chief, chief haze in, and also a former first lady, gina miskony, gina, she's right behind the photographer, her husband was mayor and his portrait is right up here. so, we're coming to the signing, more important, of the signing, but tom horn is the one as been said has been leading us, in fact, we had to put a leash on him and we have him guarded at the airport with security guards because he would be on that air france airplane almost every day if we let him so we won't let him go because he does a wonderful job, he'll present a few words and then i'll present the mayor to signs the forof understanding, may i present tom horn. >> (speaking french). mayor lee, council general, we commemorate today the 16th anniversary of our sister city of cord signed in san francisco

just a few scraps of french between us.he only real language i spoke aside from english was -- that once i messed up the words i could not straighten anything out again. i know he preferred it this way. kid from the rhineland but he got -- or talked like he did. he was still young that way mimicking. something had changed in him lately though. he ain't hardly be anything since the boots dissented on the city laying favors for days on enand when he came to there was this new darkness in him i ain't never seen before. i gave my old ask a quick glance thinking of the record tucked away in there. it was not guilt i felt, well not that exact way. he was half world under the apache rug. he groaned, i need milk or go in the eye reckon. hero cost. i am trying to clean my stomach, not rough it up. his left eye twitched in the lead. it is milk i need rather, cream, that powdered stuff will rip right through you. like you are an hourglass. it ain't that bad i said. ain't nothing open at this hour anyway kids, you know that except mayb

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but some experts are skeptical of state support saying the french authorities are not only unhelpful but actually troublemaking. there are many regulations that impede development to bring your bric rating thinks every do. the enterprise chief has to prove with his lawyers and accountants about and then sent to different ministers at least to people on social environmental or fiscal security can you imagine how much effort that it takes while it could be directed to really worthwhile things it's not wants and with the eurozone economies in such trouble risks a high these not twice could become too late the industry teams could well and truly be over a borrow more if not t. repulsion from france. are just a couple of minutes or an aussie that. will be joining us with the best. news in sigrid laboratory to mccurry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach music creation and why it should care about humans and world this is why you should care only on the dog. you know sometimes you see a story and

. >> if i may respectfully submit, you did see there are french doors that open, there is a railing all the way around it. i think it's pretty clearly, it's obviously intended to be a roof deck. and i think there is a nomenclature issue, respectfully, commissioner fung, but i do believe with the french doors opening to it with the railing all around it, it certainly has all the external indicia of a deck. >> perhaps i should have said that in our own discussion, but thank you. >> never say that while the lawyer is still --. >> thank you, councilor. >> mr. duffy. >> thank you, commissioner fung, for doing our complaint investigation for us. >> pro bono, too. >> i think the roof deck is something that there was french doors going on it and there was a flat roof. i looked at it briefly but you need to go into the microfilm and look at the plans. i didn't want to make a judgment. but it was labeled as a flat roof, there is if furniture on it, it looks like a complying roof deck. maybe it wasn't labeled like that. we would certainly be asking that that gets called as a roof deck if that's wh

gemba met with the french foreign minister in paris. he said history and international law showed senkakus as japanese territory. he said the japanese government nationalized the islands last month to maintain them peacefully and stably. gemba said japan's relationship with china is important. he said his government is asking china to act calmly and take a broad point of view. the ministers agree that the dispute should be resolved peacefully based on international law. >>> the cabinet meeting decision follows renewal of the united nations peacekeeping mission until next july. an engineering unit with about 330 ground self-defense force personnel is now helping improve infrastructure in the capital juba. efforts include reconstructing roads and draining canals. armed clashes have continued since early this year between south sudan and neighboring sudan. juba is 500 kilometers away from the violence-stricken border. the south gained independence in july last year. >>> a crackdown on illegal fishing has claimed the life of a chinese fishe

double sentence in french. >> what was the reaction?ressio, a french journalist, wrote a story that the newspaper had proof that lance armstrong took epo during the 1999 tour de france. >> lance armstrong swears he has >> lance armstrong swears he has never taken performance enhancing drugs and that in over 500 tests throughout his career he never once tested positive. but the stronger scientific evidence that he was doping comes from this highly specialized french laboratory. testers here found clear evidence of epo in samples which were later identified as lance armstrong's. during the '99 tour which armstrong won, urine samples from the riders were sent to this lab on the outskirts of paris to be tested. so what is this room? >> this room is the -- room. in this room we perform the anti-doping analysis for review. >> at the time, a test for epo was still not ready. >> the test for detection of epo was develop nd this laboratory. it took a very long time, it took about six years to develop this test, and it was ready in 2000. >> four

but some experts are skeptical of state support saying the french authorities are not only unhelpful but actually trouble making. a commune that there are many regulations that impede development to be your brick willock things every day enterprise chief has to approve with his lawyers and accountants and then sent to different ministers at least two people on social environmental or fiscal security can you imagine how much effort that takes while it could be directed to. really worthwhile things it's not wise and with the eurozone economies in such trouble risk so high these not twice could become too late the industry seems could well and truly be over a borrow more if notion r.t. reporting from france. restore the if we could it will be very for our good to see you again curry for your new boss warming the throne for a group that absolutely yes news is just come out of the financial of course the has has resigned vicar impound and michael corbett he's the new kid on the rock the boss of europe and he'll know take over as chief chief executive of the bag of the great numbers this i

are wimps is like no the french were right. and so because of that and because they had the power in the u.n. to veto a resolution both tony blair the prime minister of england and bush were hitting russia and france. trying to get them on board and bush had a phone call with sheer rock where he was trying every angle it was you know we have to stop saddam that wasn't working if we don't work together the un will lose credibility that wasn't working and he tried one after another after another and chirac thought you know it's like it's like listening to somebody dance you know from room one side of the other reasons picking the next step and suddenly the next step veered out of the room and bush said you know jacques. you're you're a catholic i'm a methodist but we both worship the same lord and god and magog is coming to fruition and biblical biblical prophecies are being fulfilled and this confrontation is willed by god and chirac is listening to this and gets off the phone and says to his people do any of you know what he wa

fired on french civilians-- killing thousands before they squashed the rebelli.e national soul-searching for the reasons behind the violence and chaos continued for decades. the middle class blamed the lower classes for abandoning patriotic virtues for decadence-- turning to alcoholism and prostitution and away from respect for authority. they saw decadence differently from the heights of montmartre. the third republic's succession of ineffectual and corrupt governments smacked of decadence and failed to address the social problems created by avaricious capitalism and industrialization. pollution and urban poverty plagued the capital until the end of the century. montmartre's artists found a new role for themselves. it was basically the concept of the independent artist, the bohemian artist, against the bourgeoisie, the establishment life, which had evolved since the early part of the 19th century. no longer did they have to kowtow to the establishment because thestablishment wasn't as empowered. the third repuic was really very weak. (narrator) the plight of the

so which french banks and why? >> s&p believes that the french banking sector will face more difficult economic environment because we're close to a correction on the french housing market. that's the view from s&p and the rating agency also believes that the risk for the french banks will rise in the near term because the competition is going to increase in their domestic markets. conditions will remain volatility. as a result, it has decided to cut long term rating for bnbbnp. s&p now has a negative outlook for the large banks. this announcement comes just two weeks ahead of the beginning of the earnings season. socgen will kick off the earnings season. >> stefane, thank you very much. good to see you this week in london. he'll be back in paris next week. despite the ongoing risks in europe, jamie dimon is sounding an optimistic note on the region. here's what he told cnbc in an exclusive interview while on a trip to india. >> europe is far who are complicated because you've seen the leaders there make a lot of p