jacques buys it for $20,000.he end of the cold war and then the first gulf war lead to more tank-buying opportunities. jacques pounces. sherman tanks... this m1917 "6-ton tractor"... a russian t-72 used by saddam hussein's forces... even a scud missile launcher. jacques builds these barns to house them all. >> this is him working at the tank-restoration shop here on property. he was very involved in the process. he really enjoyed it. >> so it's a professional operation. >> oh, yeah. i mean, he had a great team of people who would rebuild these things down to the nuts and bolts. >> i remember i was in ukraine and i saw a tv show starring my dad. >> this has about 750 to 800 horsepower. >> it was a strange experience. >> in 1999, at the age of 50, jacques is staggered by a colon-cancer diagnosis and goes into treatment. >> i was in a bit of shock when i first found out. >> did he tell you or did he hide it to himself? >> he was very good at hiding it. >> he always had a really positive attitude. >> and a life's-too

you're friends of jacques. ooh, did you hear that? he called jack "jacques." who cares. where are the girls? mr. furley. do you think it's possible to get a table? for friends of jacques, of course. this way. hi. how we doing so far? having a good time? your menu, monsieur. oh, thank you. where are the girls? madame... thank you. let me get that for you. this looks like a real exclusive restaurant. do you think we can get in without a reservation? bonnie, i told you, jack is the chef here. they'll be practically falling over themselves to please us. you. name's larry. i'm a very close personal friend of the chef's. you know jacques? what, are you kidding? i know him so well, i call him jack. this way, please. what did i tell you? madame. monsieur. here's your menu. great, pal. thanks a lot. my french is really rusty. well, lucky for you i'm here. mr. furley, you speak french? garcon... oui, monsieur. a votre service, monsieur. huh? do you wish to order? oh, yeah. well, we'll start out with these escar-gotts. and then we'll have the soup doo-jer and then we'll have this m

hello, jacques. oui. she is french. i mean, yes, this is jacques... ...jerk, jerk... jack, jack, jack. we are getting together tonight, yes? well, actually, see... oh, i am looking forward to it so much. larry said you would get me excited. he what? what? i get so excited about a good meal. in my country, a great chef is the second best thing you can be. what's the first? a great lover, of course. ( giggling ) of course. how soon can you get up here? right away. au revoir. au revoir-r-r-r! what a voice! what a laugh... what have i done? i promised janet and... don't worry, jack. you won't regret this. i've never met her. wait, larry, larry. ( with french accent ): thank heaven for little girls. ( whistling french national anthem ) hi, larry. wait, wait. say, girls, excuse me. i have a little something i'd like to ask you. yeah, what? yes, jack? uh... how was your day? fine, thanks. you wouldn't have believed mine. i am lucky to still have a job, jack. yeah? yes. and i ended up sending this giant "rest in peace" flower bouquet to a honeymoon suite. i guess that could b

jacques is the ceo of rio our guest on newsmaker sunday. this is a big part of your company's focus right now. >> that's correct. so as rio tinto we have at this point of time three key areas for investment. one is the iron ore business in australia. >> near perth. >> near perth, that's correct. on the west coast of australia. >> copper mine. >> no it's iron ore - produce steel alright, similarly our investment is copper and the third one is bauxite. but let's focus on the coppe piece and we have two main projects today in our portfolio. one is in mongolia that is a mine that we have started two years ago and the one, the next one we expect to start pretty soon is resolution in arizona. >> do you have to travel now a lot between mongolia and arizona? >> so - i share with you, i hope my wife is not watching. i will be on the road for the last two weeks - so - i've gone one week in indonesia and singapore one week in australia, one week in the us. weekend and a couple of days in london and then flying back to mongolia. >> should i ask you wha

she was shooting a show with jacques pépin, right? julia and jacques. it was a sandwich show.she started with an ice cream sandwich, and she started the segment with, "when i was an itsy, bitsy girl, i loved ice cream sandwiches," took a bite, and then jacques' like, "well, in the south of france where i grew up, i had pain au chocolat," he'd take a bite. they were like, "cut." they had to redo the lighting. there was some bad movement. so they grabbed jacques' sandwich, they grabbed julia's, she was like, "nope!" ( slurping sound ) she ate three entire ice cream sandwiches. she became my instant hero. then we went to rialto, where julia cooked a fantastic six course meal. she just chowed, which is awesome, because she was someone that loved to cook, but loved to eat even more. >> hinojosa: so do you think that things are going to-- in terms of food in americans-- are things going to get better before they get worse? what do you see? >> yeah, that's a great question. i think it's still going to get worse before it gets better. i mean, i think there's a lot... you know, there's

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oui, monsieur, s'il vous plait une table pour jacques cousteau et catherine deneuve. non? no? how about gerard depardieu and jacques cousteau? non? et vous aussi, idiot. ( spitting ) allo? allo? i'm not getting a table, am i? please, catherine deneuve couldn't even get a table. here i go. i start scratching every time i get nervous. davis is going to be here in two hours. what am i going to do? do this. let me think... lowell, you're a great cook. can you help me out and cook dinner for us? i only have two hours. helen, i could never prepare anything that would live up to my standards, in two hours. can you live up to my standards? sure. and i'd even have time for a snooze. great, thanks a lot-- you're a lifesaver. okay, get moving. clock's a-ticking. okay, okay. everything's going to be okay. helen! stella? what are you doing here? dominic and i broke up. he's seeing other women. oh, stella. alex, stella, stella, alex. she's my friend from new york. remember when you said if i ever needed someone to talk to? i hope you don't have any plans for tonight because i really need so

the last one pulled out yesterday, jacques oliviere. he said he'd trailed it and saw where the wolf tracks turn into a woman's track. you don't believe that, do you? i don't know what to think anymore, mr. kent. i'd better go and fix you folks a place to sleep. it's getting late. can i help you? no, thanks. i can make out. he looks honest enough, don't you think? you can't judge people by their looks. mr. garvin's playing it close to his vest. he isn't telling us everything he knows. maybe he will later. nothing fancy, but it's clean. this is where the timekeeper used to bunk, when we had a timekeeper. oh, i changed the sheets. i guess you'll be as comfortable here as anywhere else in camp. oh, don't do that. your next timekeeper may enjoy the art gallery. i doubt if there'll ever be any more timekeepers in this camp. jeepers, there'd better be or else the planet'll-- i'll take you boys over to the big bunkhouse. you can have your pick of any of the 112 bunks. they're all empty. sounds roomy enough. good night, lois. good night, miss la

. >> reporter: it started in the 1940s with jacques cousteau. james cameron developed a one-man sub to look at the highest deep part of the pacific defi seven miles down. >> technology has allowed us to give that to everyone. they have been used to find ancient mine the pottery mexico and antarctica under the ice and mt. everest. >> reporter: last year in lake tahoe they found the queen of the lake. >> we found this on a ship wreck not seen for 70 years. that was just awesome. >> reporter: we joined the team on a test run of the new model in monterey bay in central california's coast. what are we looking for here? metrini fields. >> reporter: hot weather caused an explosion. back at their lab in berkeley, they are hoping their start-up called open rov will also explode in popularity. rov means remotely operated vehicle. the software is open, so users can modify it to fit specific needs. they sold more than 3,000 of their first model and about $900. >> we are building the largest global operation network in the world and it's powered by people. >

ernie stevens: we'll meet alf jacques, a world-renowned traditional lacrosse stick maker. you can do a lot of things with it rita aspinwall: and we'll interview onondaga faith keeper, oren lyons. this is the oldest standing democratic government in the world. rita aspinwall: we also talk about leadership in indian country and here from our elders on this edition of native report. narrator: production of native report is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin foundation, and the duluth superior area community foundation. [music playing]

it points out that when jock sharat was -- when jacques chirac was president, francois fillon was always in the background. that begs the question, who is francois fillon? a paper says that he is the french equivalent of margaret thatcher. you can see this very clever use of photoshop, with francois fillon looking quite like margaret thatcher. you can see they are talking that francoisce fillon said time and time again. what would a president francois fillon be like? the left-wing paper is quite terrified by the prospect of his presidency. it would be ultraconservative and ultra free-market capitalism. annette: moving on, turkey is in the spotlight today. the prime minister there having withdrawn a very controversial men that would pardon accused of statutory rape if they married their victim. flo: this was a very controversial bill that has been called the child rape bill. it drew international condemnation, protests in turkey. you can see this article, published before it was withdrawn, calling the legislation mind-boggling. it says turkey is not only going backwards in leaps and bound

. >> reporter: under sea exploration began with jacques cousteau in the 1940s. in 2013, oscar winning director james cameron designed and built a one man sub, to explore the deepest part of the pacific, nearly 7 miles down. trident can dive the length of a football field. explore countless ship wrecks. >> technology has allowed us to give that to everyone. they have been used to find ancient mayan pottery in mexico. used to explore under the ice, some people took them to mt. everest explored a lake one of the highest altitude lakes. >> last summer he sent his drone into lake tahoe where they found the remains of a steamer ship "the queen of the lake." >> we actually were able to land built in the 1800s on the shipwreck not seen for 70 years. that was just awesome. >> reporter: we joined his team on a test run of the new model in monterey bay on california's central coast. >> what are we going to look for out here? >> right now over a place called the metridium fields. >> the water was murky after hot weather caused explosion population. back at their lab in berk

. >> reporter: undersea exploration began with jacque cousteau in the 1940s. >> here we go. >> reporterin 2013 oscar-winning director james cameron designed and built a one-man sub to explore the deepest part of the pacific, nearly seven miles down. tri dent can only dive about the length of a football field, but that's deep enough to explore countless ship wrecks. >> they've been used to find ancient mayan pottery in underwater caves in mexico. in antarctica to explore under the ice. some people took them to mounted everest to explore one of the highest altitude lakes in the world. >> last summer he hadn't sent his drone into lake tahoe where they found the remains of a steamer ship known as the queen of the lake. >> we tully were able to land on the sink in this bathroom whrl in the 1820st in a ship wreck not seen for 70 years. that was just awesome. >> reporter: we joined stackpole's team on a test run of the new mod elevator in montd ray bay on california's central coast. >> so what are we going to look for out here? >> so right now we are over a place called the metridium fields. >

in the control room, jacqu heinrich, fox 25 news. >>> boston city council is expected to discuss how the city's mayor is spending taxpayer money at their meeting monday night. the city council wants know why mayor bill carpenter is going to school on the taxpayer's dime. the city auditer approved payment so the mayor could take a foreign language class at a community college. one counsellor told the brockton enterprise that the mayor should have paid for the class himself. >>> an acton man has died during a hike. scout trip spending a night along the trail. the 59-year-old was on his way from the camping grounds when he collapsed. officials called for a helicopter for norton but he did not make it by the time he got to the hospital. cause of death has not been released. >>> jurors will now decide the fate of a springfield man charged with sexually assaulting two young girls. the trial of christopher tomorrow. the alleged incident happened between 2010 and last one of the girls who was as young as 7. the defense call the girls troubled and claimed they lied. >>> a boston-based youth t

that officer is at anna jacques with nonlife-threatening facing charges after a violent confrontation in cambridge. police had to use pepper spray at the cambridgeside galleria. a thousand people were there with rapper desiigner and jaylen brown. when the event didn't happen as scheduled. police say things got out of control. bricks and glass were allegedly thrown at officers. six teens are charged with trespassing and disturbing the peace. randy: inspirational event in boston last night. a mission to pay tribute and to help our veterans. stowaway on a flight from ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working really hard with your community to get things done. e a family just like any other family. that's part of the reason that she got involved in public service, because that's what's in her heart... and mom's still that way today. i'm maggie hassan emily: all right. randy: hard to believe it's election day. ar

o which works to improve women's rights in pakistan has won the jacque chirac foundation pirze. -- prize. work that is often dangerous and sometimes life-threatening. reporter: a woman running an ngo in pakistan is a dangerous endeavor. >> when you try to change the system, and those who are beneficiaries of the old system try to move to hurt you. they will spread propaganda to suppress you. they scare you so much you go silent. reporter: she's the founder of that focuses on women's rights in pakistan. members meet every week to discuss how to change attitudes towards social issues in the country. >> the purpose of this discussion is to focus on the youth and the changes they go through while growing up. and the interactions men and women have with each other. she belongs to the tribe near the afghan border, a conservative part of pakistan. the organization has changed his worldview and he is advocating the same to his family. >> first, i work on my family and as he witnessed, my brother is here with me, too. he is also an activist. so the changes slowly coming. he used to be very conser

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that officer is at anna jacques hospital with non life threatening injuries. the driver did stay on the scene. police have not announced any charges. this murder suspect is behind school's dress code after some controversy. newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live in malden with how it happened. jorge: after hearing from 3 high school students, using persuasion over confrontation, tonight the school committeee here voting to allow the waring of head wraps effective immediately. they wore their cause with pride, the three malden high school students challenging the ban on head wraps. >> they have been told to take it off. jorge unlike baseball caps or do not disruptive.cedrina missamou says a teacher recently gave her an ultimatum. >> they told us the only alternative was to take it off. jorge: birukti tsige telling the school committee as an ethiopian christian she has always covered her head. >> we wear them at home, in church as a symbol of faith, and outside. the teens arguing they are also a cutlural expression, once a mark of slavery the head rap has , been a

jacques, no lady tonight? we'll have to see what we can do about that. forgive my neglecting you. now, where were we? i'm afraid i h he to neglect you again. excuse me. ( laughing ) that's him. our new commandant? british intelligence believes he's been sent to oversee the occupation of the city. what's his history? he served with rommel in north africa and schmidt in poland. he is a formidable military strtregist notorious for his cruelty. well, let's make him feel at home. send him a bottle of chateau latour. my compliments. mm-mm. i hate to waste good wine. give him the '36. as you wish. ? and i have waited so long ? rong. ? merci. be generous to claude this evening. without him, my voice is empty. good evening. sing. tonight's performance is over. now. remove your hand. obey me or i will hunt you down and your bones will adorn the bubuhead of my ship. sit down and play the game. in this setting, we have e ships. we are an ancient race of soldiers intent upon conquering this world. play the game. now, now. what's this? mademoiselle de neuf will be happy to sing another song. fr

as a matter of fact, i dropped in at jacques gallery in new york who is henri monchet? henri monchet! henri monchet happens to be the latest rage in paris! and, mark you, soon he'll be the rage in new york. well, i'm very impressed. good. now let's see if i am. what? let me see your painting. unh-unh. no, it's too late. it's already hanging in the gallery at the university. i told you i'd dropped it off when i came in. you mean it's going to appear in public before your own mother sees it? you bet. y. life with that mortal has made you completely thoughtless. [ ding! ] how's that? i got news. i think you hung it upside down. over easy anyhow. eggs make me hungry. let's eat. okay. better lock the door. oh. right. [ ding! ] hey. how did she get in? [ ding! ] [ ding! ] oh! my stars and satellites! it looks like she's painted it with a broom -- a whisk broom. well, we can do better than that. o wizards and warlocks of arts of the ages, o palettes of paint and classical sages, this dreadful still life -- just take it away [ ding! ] [ ding! ] [ ding! ] ah! well, that's more l

what you hear is walter's famous imitation of jacques cousteau getting the bends. walter, please! i can't hear over that racket! yeah, hello again. ( coy ) oh, barry... ( laughing ) barry! ( loudly gargling ) god will get you for that, walter. ( coughing ) barr'? yeah, listen, don't worry. i promise you we'll just have a very quiet evening. okay, bye-bye. maude, we are not having dinner with that guy tonight. i told you i can't stand him. guy gets some special pleasure like last time, in front of everybody, giving me that lecture on the difference between "infer" and "imply," as if i didn't know. come on, now, walter. he just gets impatient with ninnies who constantly misuse those words. are you inferring i'm a ninny? of course not, sweetheart. i'm implying you're a ninny. you were inferring. oh, another thing, walter, you don't have to worry about having dandruff on your tonsils. how you doing, dr. harmon? carol. what have you got there? oh, this is mr. witherspoon's novel. ( chuckles ) i see you're reading it to, carol. i wanna see if i can get him to sign my copy. i collect aut

good morning, jacqueli. pretty good of taking back the senate but this morning donald trump is in the white house and republicans are controlling the house and the senate. now, of course, that's no guarantee that donald trump's agenda will stay on the fast track. gop candidates won senate races including most expensive race in pennsylvania and those in florida, ohio, north carolina and new hampshire. republicans declared the affordable care act and nominating a different supreme court justice. mike tanner says it is going to be tough to get anything done. >> democrats enough to filibuster to slow down some things and house republican majority while didn't get reduced by that much, still going to make life pretty miserable for paul ryan who will have to balance moderates and conservative wings. >> reporter: democrats did pick up one republican seat in house and a lot of republicans who were critical of the donald trump as candidate are now getting behind him as president-elect, one of the biggest critics ted

. >> jacques could be right. the junior center scoring average is up 13 points from a year ago, to 21 a game. couple that with the best collection of perimeter players he's had in 16 years, and you have a team that can play with anyone. >> that's what we strive for now. >> what a drive by emmitt knorr. >> we're in a good space timewise. they've been doing it long enough. we have a special group of guys. >> our defense may not scratch -- we don't think still -- we think that there's so many more things in terms of offense. i really think we can make a good run at things this year. we'll see what happens. >> next up for the gales, uab sunday in las vegas, and a week from today, stanford, down on the farm. in maraga, nbc news. >>> ice is officially open in san jose. mike inouye along with christie yamaguchi hosted the event. the event will be open daily through mid january. all the way through january. >> i want to skate. >> not with chrissy. i'd like to skate by myself. >> she's just a little bit. >> we'll see you

if you thought you knew deviled egg, you don't know jacques. >> what? >> announcer: and, dermot mulron putting your eating eye color influence sight -- other than eating iqto the test. >> did you put beans in there? >> you know it! >> announcer: and now are you ready for, rachael! >> today there's cause to

because for so many years there unable to accept responsibility until finally in 1995 jacques chiracnch responsibility for the crime, and what you see here is the monument after that. the curb side represents the bench with the jews were left to try and fit with hardly any facilities, toilets and no food. so after the round up in paris in 1942 there was hardly anybody who did not know somebody who had been taken. and that's when the resistance really got going and the women decided that they may not be able to register with the resistance, a network, but there were things they could do nonetheless, which were equally courageous and dangerous. you see the woman putting leaflets under the door, that was totally important to both to the resistance to show the allied landing was underway or was being planned, but it was dangerous because if you put under the wrong door and you could be traced, you would certainly be arrested. de gaulle maintained they had not been registered to an official resistance group. they probably had not carried weapons, therefore they ha havet fought in combat.

back in 1995, sakshi rock had a different -- jacques chirac try to do very hard reforms.his is different. fillon is already saying what he will do. to vote for him, it means they will agree with this program. it's really different this time, and i also want to say that he already has a huge experience on protests and hard reforms. he already has had millions of people in the street and he managed to do the reforms anyway . i'm thinking about retirement, for instance. he knows how to do that, and he will, because people will vote for him on this platform. matt: alexandra, we hear a lot of talk about where london banks will relocate if the brexit doesn't work out well for passporting. a want people have suggested frankfurt, which is honestly quite a boring place. dublin, close. paris, which has an incredibly exciting city. of the concerns are high that volatility on taxation policy would block them. taxes in france are known for being, at times, incredibly high on the rich, and bankers are that. do you think you would find a solution? yeah, and it's the main part of his ele

[playing "frere jacques"] fire! oh! i am so upset. oh, you mean the tycoon? oh, don't worry about him. he's got it made. from now on, it's go, go, go with the martinis and the golf balls. oh, no, he is very unhappy. can you not do something? well, if we could just get him to change his mind, but-- how? how... wait a minute. we know he won't be happy unless he's an astronaut, right? right. and he certainly won't be happy sitting behind a desk. ooh, that is right. well, then, why can't he see it? boy, if there's only some way we can get him to look into the future. oh, but he can. that is easy. that's easy. that-- you mean you can show him what it's like? of course. jeannie, that's wonderful. one look at his new job, he'll turn it down cold, just like that. boy, let's go and show him. very well. oh, wait a minute. wait a minute. wait. how bad is it? well, i do not know. would you like to see it? yeah, we'd better take a look at it first. no use shattering his ego too much. just, um, pick his worst day. hey, look at that. oh! what is it? hey, how does it work? w

re jacques ? oh, no. no, no, no, no. hush. . now, i don't wanna get in the way. i'll just-- go ahead. i'll just sit over here. now. ready? one, and a two.... ? i shan't forget the day we met ? ? my boat upset and i got wet ? ? she offered me her blanket and some tea ? ? hey! ? ? say is that your clarinet ? ? i bet we'd make a fine duet ? ? girl, i'm out to get you if i can ? ? come with me back to my flat ? ? it's late and i must feed my cat ? ? with that she smiled and tied her hat to leave ? ? hey! ? ? on my chinese mat we sat ? ? commenced to chat of this and that ? ? and then i tried to kiss her tenderly ? ? and we began to play a symphony ? ? girl, i'm out to get you if i can ? oh! ha, ha. hey, that's great. did i not tell you? yeah. hey, listen. i-- i'd better go and g-- get ahold of dr.bellows. oh, all right, master. yeah, i'll be right back. tony: hey, jeannie, you're wonderful. lady, would you mind telling me what's going on? certainly. you are all going to sing at a charity bazaar. i'm getting out of here. but, sir, tony's been looking forward to this v