the last of this three grange a proxy. in fontainebleau as building history began with not for long drawn out pasts coronation as emperor the glories of fontainebleau had not been destroyed during the revolution but the furniture that being sold off or removed napoleon chose the palace as his residence and restored it to its full majesty. when the great calm grow was not on a campaign he would come to the glow that he had made for him in the gallery he did d'anna and plan his next conquests. throne was in the hall of the king and most splendid room at coolidge beneath the royal arms of france and nevada the decor almost all pasty to it splenda symbolized the new greatness of france under its corsican after. the third handsome entrance was built on the south side and the south wing of the cool. was demolished and replaced by a group. it was through those iron bars that polian went into exile the day in april eighteenth thirteen when he left home town and france was one of the last great moments in the history of royal fonta

today with the same tools they were using it would take us an awful lot longer. >> reporter: new grange world heritage site known for its henges and other archaeological treasures. like this ancient burial site with rare examples of knee loithic art. >> these little moments where you can imagine the person sitting there patiently carving it out. >> it's a tomb but it's also in many ways a time capsule. >> it is, yeah. >> reporter: and more time capsules have been revealed. last week remnants of a ghost town and world war ii air field were discovered. it's amazing that it took a drought to unlock this secret. does it make you wonder what other secrets are out there here? >> we know there are other secrets out there. >> reporter: out there and like ireland's henge hid nen plain sight. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. olay ultra moisture body wash gives skin the moisture it needs and keeps it there longer with lock-in moisture technology skin is petal smooth after all, a cleanser's just a cleanser unless it's olay. i wok(harmonica interrupts)ld... ...and told people about g

like a like me not like that the bridge was blasting and there was a lot of fog and i i saw that the grange was interrupted but i thought that this was usually to the to the to the fog not because the breach collapsed but when i realized it was what happened i saw these enormous amounts of of the bridge that was had collapsed down in the street and also in the way were lined because. the reason the there is a light passing between in front of my home. so there's a there's the bridge i'm just trying to get the scene here there's the bridge there's the railway line been a third you've sent us a picture that you've taken from the window what did what was the scene like around the bridge when when it collapsed i think we're seeing now the the picture that you made from the window of the building where you are. yet. now there are a lot of helicopters and i can hear a lot of. ambulance sirens and because i think there are a lot of people injured. three it was raining so maybe not a lot of people were outside was a car because maybe they thought it was better to stay at home so i think we were luc

materials out of china and really concentrate on the top and that is areas like pinfalls is state, grangee numbers we have seen. chinese also have a growing wine industry. they now occupy more than 3000 square miles of land. will they eventually reduce their imports of australian wine? that is a possibility and part of the reason why there has been volatility in the listing. in may this year there was tension between australian and asian governments and that has led to a slowdown and customs hold up. always that risk but if you look at what came through from treasury, they have seen an increase of value of 35% of their total numbers going into the china. you can clearly see that the demand for australian products and bridge product is on the up. —— french product. products and bridge product is on the up. -- french product. with that we end of this addition of asia business report. i am rico hizon, sport today is coming up next. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour — italy has declared a 12—month state of emergency in genoa, after the motorway bridge collapse that killed at least 3

spiritual journey over two million muslims arriving back and saudi arabia to begin the five day hoshko grange but look at some of the challenges facing the program. on a welcome to the program authorities in southern india are struggling to cope with some of the worst floods in over a century more than three hundred people are dead and more than three hundred thousand have been displaced rescuers in the state of kara are stepping up efforts to bring food and water to the many people still stranded by the high water. with much of the states on the water. still waiting for rescue ten days of relentless monsoon rains have brought chaos to this popular tourist destination. landslides and bridge collapses have left many areas cut off boats and helicopters the only way out but rescue is not always possible the water flow is very. very difficult to go towards there. to convince them. there is to provide food and water to them so that they currently so i don't know what water recedes a nationwide drive is underway to send relief equipment to carry. out a neighboring state to suffering a lot i need to

. >> we have had some very popositive conversations on a broad grange of issueues.have been very clear about where o our red lines are. we have been clear about your weekend there is room for give-and-take. >> trump had originally agreed to finalize the agreement on friday. it remains elusive. >> our financial correspondent joins us from new york. the friday deadline is upon us and it appears at the stage, canada is out. >> canada is out for this deal. this week, no deal was reached but there was word out that talks may continue next week. an important deadline was missed and it will not be possible to have a trilateral deal before the next president takes office december 1. the question is whether if congress will go with the bilateral deal without canada. it could be tricky to achieve overall, wall street reacted in a very moderate way. we ended the month of august and it was the best in 18 years. >> the new mexican administration not into the first assembly. with quite a few months to chew over this topic. taking a look at trade tensions between the u.s. and chin

regional medical center confirms an employee is under investigation because of this post grange action. it reads "when you see immigrants from other countries kneeling when our national anthem is being played in front of our plague on the local news, i am sure the u.s. is giving you housing, food stamps, free health care and education for your children and this is how you feel." go back to your nasty country. dirty illegals." the hospital issued a statement saying in part we are handling this internally. please note the views expressed do not represent the hospital or the care we provide. we are economied to providing compassionate quality care to everyone who enters our facility." say it saint so. an iconic hardware store that started in san jose1931 is closing its doors. orchard supply is closing all of its 99 stores nationwide by the end of this year. that's just a few months away. 4,000 employees and decades of memories. orchard's parent company lowe's is apparently pullingomb broke earlier this evening and joins original location. ian. >> reporter: that's right. this was that buil

then doris grange moment arrives. joining you ready to take on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. the world to bring a tame returns home on d w dot com or i get things. that i'm what it. is you know i mean you're monotonous and god knows what. goes on in other words cynical media. us all up with out about our. vision of getting. it on what. this you know i mean mean you're not in the. park is sort of among women out is. what i'm going to miss you know what i'm with what an organizer i know what is it's are. this you know i mean you're my noticing growing you're. i don't want to. mean i'm going to ungenerous. the show could go because i see various sorts of. pressure on us when i've only said what i thought of going on with her today fun to. see it because as you say. this is news live from berlin that more than eight hundred thousand people displaced by record floods and thousand in india emergency workers are struggling to rescue the taliban still trapped by rising water on quarter of a million people have regular lost their homes food and water se

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with hits like respect and chain of fools and with a uniquely powerful voice the being grange itself in the american psyche in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight she sang at martin luther king's funeral in two thousand and nine at the inauguration of barack obama for many she was the voice of empowerment during the civil rights era. the title of her nine hundred sixty seven hit a composition by otis redding crowned her legacy from the moment the song hit the airwaves respect. everything franklin's imprint on soul music was enormous commanding vocals powered the soundtrack of both the civil rights and women's liberation movements half a century ago. the daughter of the mississippi preacher and a mother who sang and played piano a recent franklin grew up in detroit singing at her father's church services at an early age she was strongly influenced by the gospel sound. she signed her first recording contract in one nine hundred sixty enjoyed limited success her breakthrough came when she switched labels several years later she soon earned the title queen of soul. still. she performe

thousands in detroit to say good-bye to aretha grang franklin. we areive with jay gray.day there. >> reporter: hey there. flagally was an america over a fleet of pink cadillacs behind me he. anincredible tribute here to an amazing woman who rolling stone and so many others called the greatest singer of all times. ♪ >> the servi just like the woman, rooted in faith and stirring gas p stirring gospel standards. her family gathered to say one last good-bye. >> i'm sadoday because i'm losing my friend but i know the imprint she left on this world can never be removed. >> honored by dignitaries and celebrities. >> she took thi talent and perfect culture that rai and decided to be the composer of her own lifewh song. be.song it turned out to >> this home going just like the legendary entertainer herself. ♪ >> super stars ♪ >> from every genera raising their voices to honor thecoc singer in a packed out with a standi ovation one last show of respect for the queen. >> it w so amazing. a lot of us had it on television all day today. >> we have been watching it. it is a beautiful

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gil: it estate in france was called le grange, so if you see anything called that, that was also namedfter lafayette. in fayette legrange county in kentucky, so this guy got a lot of name recognition. he came to washington first to meet with president monro, who was a fellow revolutionary war officer. when he came back, he met with the new president, john quincy adams, whose father had been a major part of the revolution, to say the least. so they said, we have to name something after him. we have this park. so that's how it got to be lafayette park. even though jackson is there. , wastatue was not created not built for lafayette until i think the 1880's, but it is still lafayette park. so, you want me to go on? andrea: let's see, what is the ? yes, let's talk about -- gil: most history books follow an event or a person's life from beginning to end. this book kind of follows a place through history. the point of the book is to give these great stories that will draw people in and then have them say, that is interesting, i would like to know more about that, or i did not know that. ther

that was after la grange was cutting off all that habitat. let's not forget the gold rush in 1849 which degraded the environment. don pedro was built in 1960. at 2 million acre-feet. all of a sudden the ability to hold back all of this water and we saw the crash and population. >> president kwon: thanks. >> can i ask you a question about what happened to the city council in paulo alto? we have a letter here of them supporting the p.u.c. plan. isn't it part of the organization agree. >> they are one of 26. >> they do not support this statement? >> it it does not pick that is correct. >> president kwon: but it was a utility staff that did support it by the council voted 9-0? >> they came to the council with a recommendation to support the position and the city rejected that. instead, embraced the bay delta plan as proposed by the state water board. >> not all of the members voted to support the plan? >> i am not aware of a single time that the board has had this item on their agenda, for the board agenda for public discussion. i know they have

let's ask you, grange thomas, welsh sporting icon, where do you think he ranks alongside gareth bale it, can we go out on the bike, inspires everybody, proud to be welsh. to go cycling and to think about what we will do tomorrow. get on the bike and enjoy yourselves. lastly, to you, on the t—shirt, must be selling like hot cakes, what have you enjoyed today? amazing, came here at 2:30pm, party atmosphere, so many people have come to watch him. i think he was totally gobsmacked, really, with the amount of people, with the welsh tradition, people to be able to say thank you, and he has said thank you to the general public who have thanked him over the last 21 days. truly amazing afternoon near, back to you. my goodness, getting exciting out, this crowd almost bursting behind us, members of geraint ‘s friends and family are just arriving in front of the stage, and we are with some of them now, over to you. what an excited and proud group of friends and family we have here, a great deal travelled to paris for the final stage of the tour de france all those weeks ago. i'm pleased to say t

pay for the cost to what end and the benefits of those are the questions that really deserve why grangein public debate. video has emerged of a british police officer slapping a fourteen year old girl during an arrest images soon spread online and fired up reaction from both the public and the police please be aware that the video we're about to show you does contain violence. but you're doing ok. ok. ok ok ok ok. ok. ok did you. really say they were responding to a disturbance and valving you finding while officers attempted to get one girl under control the male officer struck the teenager in the face it's claimed that was in response to her trying to grab the officer's taser and radio as a result the girl and a fifty two year old woman were arrested on suspicion of assaulting a police officer two officers had to receive medical treatment from bite marks and cuts to the head the officers actions have divided opinion in britain with some calling for him to be sacked while others praised him for doing a difficult job. why would a fully grown man police officer need to palm strike a four