. >> jacques flamand: a young female.ut 6 or 7 years old. >> logan: two veterinarians. >> dave cooper: with black rhino, lots of things can go wrong. >> logan: three game capture specialists. >> flamand: so now we're putting these straps on the feet. >> logan: four leg straps. a 52-year-old huey helicopter and its pilot. add a potentially lethal 130- foot chain. >> cooper: keep an eye on that chain. i'm always worried about it swinging into someone's face. >> logan: and you get this. wow. look at that. >> flamand: amazing, isn't it? yeah, i never tire of seeing it. >> logan: this feat of engineering, aerodynamics and conservation has been choreographed by jacques flamand, a veterinarian who's moving these rhino to save them. why did you start flying the rhinos-- transporting them by helicopter, instead of by road or other means? >> flamand: some of these rhino are in very inaccessible parts of the reserve, and this method of airlifting them provided us with an opportunity. i immediately thought that this was the solution

and this picture by jacque low, a photographer who photographed him for a number of years, is very, very interesting. because you see jfk at a moment in which he has to make some strong decisions. over on this wall here is one of the many, many pictures that wound up being on the cover of "life" magazine. this was taken by ty pick sen. a very famous sports photographer. no one could figure out we he got this assign. . but this is one of the pictures that showed up on "life "magazine taken in 1953. great picture and shows the spirit of jfk. of course in '57 just prior to him running for president, the great photographer fill ep halls man who had more "life" magazine covers than any other photographer during "life" magazines during leading publication of the world, and a beautiful portrait. but this is in essence the early years of jfk. and in a moment we'll get into the tougher years where will he becomes really a politician, a world leader, and somebody who sets the stage and sets the foundation for american foreign policy in a modern america. in 1960, when jfk decided he was going to ru

with jacques lemond and the game capture team. >> i see the rhino down. do you have off to get the rhino? >> we got it in time. >> as soon as we landed, it was a race to get to the sedated animal. dave cooper's priority removing the tranquilizer dart and treating the wound with an antibiotic. >> the dart went in and out. put another one in. >> uh-huh. >> that is the first thing you do its cover the eyes. >> right. that stops them. >> is this male or female? >> this is male. >> he is young and has many years of breeding ahead of him. exactly what they need. they ided him from notches in his ears. most rhino in the parks are marked this way. >> is that him breathing. >> breathing. >> deep, breath rz. happy with that. >> of the game capture team. create a path to above. >> the helicopter is now going to come. they're going to hitch of the four to the central hooks. >> the pilot maneuvers in the chain. and swept the rhino away. it took them less than 16 minutes. for dave cooper, a small victory every time. >> because? >> they mean a lot to me. >> as a vet, yo

a lot of people call jc penney jacques penny.d this little pop up. >> it's about getting your amazing holiday gives in one place. >> you can do virtual shopping as well. spin around the store, do 365s. >> they created special collections. >> these are my picks. amazing gifts i think you should get your friends. >> i picked a cute pair of vance. anike sweatshirt. if you got that, you would be happy, right? >> these are things that are organic to my life that i use. i'm a father. i got four kids. my kid, it's hard to be traveling and i make sure i have the luggage i need when i do. ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ that get you in the mood. >> he sings too? >> when we >> what about your husband? >> my husband is real. >> as real as your hair. >> as if there's not enough drama on the real housewives of atlanta -- they revealed one of ladies may get the ax. hag poof lost your peach. could it be her nemesis. kim will be back if the much is right. >> meanwhile, the finale of her other show airs tomorrow. >> it's drama. travel

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>> jacques: no. >> dominique: you're loyal to new york before america. >> anthony: that's true.> anthony: a big liar. >> eric: they have the reputation of exaggerating. so if you eat sardines like that. you're like, "at lunch we had sardines like this." >> anthony: daube de pouple, octopus stew. slow cooked in wine and typical elements of provencal cooking like star anise, dried orange peel, garlic, and tomato. spoon over pasta and enjoy. oh yes. i can smell that octo-stock. it's fantastic. [ nathalie speaking french ] >> anthony: so, when are you retiring? at what age? >> eric: soon as possible, seriously. right? >> woman: are you going to come back too? >> eric: yeah, i don't want to leave. i mean, when you see that, that lifestyle, people come from all over europe by highways, they spend hours in their car to be here. i mean, my grandparents and my uncles used to have that lifestyle. exactly like that. >> anthony: right. >> eric: and i forgot about it. now i'm remembering. >> anthony: i'm telling you. our chain of cynical surf and turf restaurants. we can cash out in two year

in two thousand and three french president jacques chirac was welcomes algeria for the first time since since independence. for owners of the state is it. is an idea he had pushed this and the nasty now in power is to officially recognize algeria's struggle for. war. visit. algeria. the whales. celebrations around she writes trip posted in a major reconciliation for the checkered history of this since. eight years of a bloody war and is in nineteen sixty three. a peace accord was reached driving out hundred and thirty two years of french rule. which remains a source of tension in two thousand and five the french parliament posted all requiring schools to teach quote the positive effects of colonial rulule. of the following year it was repealed by president chirac following accusations of historical revisionism five years later algerian mps put forward a bill to crcriminalize cocolonialism. both are good well we should have had little problem. with thihis l law wee ask fs to recognize all of the crimes againinst humanityy t commmmences as you officialy apologize too the a algerian people

is actually the opposite of what you think of as jacques it's made of vegetables not so comfortable but everything is chopped up small and coach of the sun and so why shouldn't i call it jeremy. that's another game was another one. for the side dish a mash is cooked sweet potatoes and pumpkin adding an egg and some flour. then he rolls and cuts the dough to form dumplings that are called capecchi. he uses jerusalem artichokes crumbs to cook them his modern take on traditional cuisine. is for you have to adapt to your environment to what the people want to what they're interested in. why have the great opportunity to be able to create what others can't describe in words. i can make a tangible proof life has to go forward that's when the little bitch it's michael writes. after twelve hours in the oven the lamb is lovely and tender. he carves the meat and wraps the pieces in philo pastry parcels putting them back in the oven briefly. then he serves them with the vegetable jam and the dumplings. the cranberry jelly and cheese mousse provide the finishing touch. to go down there i would reco

johnny: [singing in french] reporter: in 1997, he was awarded by then-president jacque chirac.n actor, also playing several roles in the cinemama. in 2009, he suffered ill health following an operation for colon cancer. his band saw him leaving the los angeles airport looking weak, in a wheelchair. johnny hallyday never made the bibig time outside the french-speaking world. he is ironically nicknamed "the biggest rock star you've never heard ofof in france, though, he is an icon, one of the greatest entertainers ever -- a legend. johnny: [singing in french ] more about johnny hallyday and to explain to international viewers who he is, i'm joined on set by the perfect person, and american music journalist who has been working here in the music industry for decades. that of all, why is it johnny was just so popular? analyst: he was just -- our lives. people for decades like you and me, he has been in our lives 60 years, 50 years. we followed him through almost dying, car accidents, stopping drinking. it is part of our life. you hear him every day. his music is on the radio. it is

was launched and i call it discussing now the future of digital currencies with max kaiser and dr jacques rasmussen professor of political economics but not going to be the currency of the future because the central banks will start issuing own digital currencies before it's to the money supply but it is definitely out of the speculative bubble that climbs and all the krypton's are a commodity play much like gold in fact there are second a lot of capital investment out of the gold market and it is a speculative play and i think it's going to go higher but it is a speculative bubble and the key question is will it post some sort of danger to the financial markets in general and that that's a possibility what's driving the action a big point is people who are looking for a store of value and escaping the u.s. dollar which is the tulip bulb of our era the stock market and bond market are the tulip bulbs of our era that to look almost sixteen thirty was driven by highly leveraged transactions that's what gave us tulip all many of sixteen thirty because it is the opposite of that margin bring

familial intimacy ideas on childhood informed the works of leading thinkers and philosophers like john jacquesusseau with his treatise on education in meal and johann both kong fun gurkhas vilhelm meister. the child was now viewed as an autonomous individual parents had a duty to provide a proper upbringing and education. in the early nineteenth century artist began freeing themselves from the dictates that governed portrait painting in the aristocratic salons and among the middle classes. a new child took center stage the disadvantaged child. peckman at play by henry paley pollack who was the first painting of mine is to be exhibited at london's royal academy of arts. what's surprising about it is the game. a tribute to an undeniable urge of childhood which demands an outlet is even in rough and dangerous living conditions . in class conscious france it was the year who elevated peasant children to the rank of socially acceptable subject matter. eighteen sixty years painting feeding the young. the father is visible in the background working the field. but the focus is on the children. from a

. >> reporter: this feat of engineering, aerodynamics and conservation has been choreographed by jacquesmont, a veterinarian who is moving these rhino to save them. why did you start flying the rhinos, transporting them by helicopter instead of by road or other means? >> some of these rhino are in very inaccessible parts of the reserve. and this method of airlifting them provided us with an opportunity. i immediately thought this is the solution to our problem, getting them out of rugged mountainous, or thick forested areas where vehicles cannot go in. >> reporter: with more than 100 square miles of mountains and ravines, the atala game reserve fits that description. when we joined the team, they were searching the impossible terrain for three rhino they selected for relocation, part of his plan to protect them from poachers and increase their numbers. why did you choose the black rhino to focus on? >> well, i didn't choose it. it chose itself because it's in trouble. >> reporter: so how many black rhino were there in the country when you began? >> there were about 2,500 black rhino in s

jacques kong who studies physics in the united states has been dreaming of this for a long time. off got to see the north and lightning chorus and on the night it's a soft landing and almost everything out of place where i can never sit here and i just want to say that i was. in my whole life and i think that's sort of atlanta where. the new arrivals are surprised by the darkness it's just two in the afternoon but it's already pitch black outside it's the polar night. and. their accommodation is cozy with simple rustic chalk. it's like a better quality youth hostel. and that's no wonder because it's run by the swedish youth hostel association. it's the top choice in town and it's been booked out for months. its northern lights seasonal biscoe. we're in orbit school a remote village somewhere in lapland not far from the swedish no we join borda orbit around a hundred people and it's a very special place that's because of the northern lights you can find northern lights tourism in many other areas of the world but all bisque is considered the best place to experience the celestial

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agents peter jacques and lisa page have been working with special counsel robert mueller.e no longer on the case. >>> stafford county is announcing results of a vote. there's a new garrison district supervisor. a recount of 5,000 ballots took place. the recount determined that he won by 13 votes. he beat out the democratic incumbent, laura sellers. recount in the 40th house ri >>> larry hogan sat down with members of the naacp about the embattled school system in prince gorges county. the governor agreed after the group sent him a letter saying the state did not have their back. they said widespread grade changing is widespread throughout the system. they don't trust the county to correct its own problems and they want state interventions. >>> 5:49 right now. developing this morning, a fast food restaurant in germantown back open after some chaos last night. >> at least one bullet pierced the windows around the dinner time rush. two men were shot outside. >> he's live with what's going on now. a frightening situation there. >> reporter: frightening, indeed. eun, just a few

tony blair, the most pro—eu prime minister since ted heath, had stand—up rows with jacques chirac andoing on? the eu are impressed with theresa may's message which is she was an orderly brexit, it is a difficultjourney, but she praised eu leaders for working with her. the other message was she wants in the future for the uk and the eu to be close friends and allies. but these eu leaders are also making a raw calculation. they believe theresa may is gritty, they quite respect her and they think she would be far better than the alternative and that alternative they believed would be boris johnson. another point is the vote in parliament last night and they have knowledge that and they have said we are negotiating with you, prime minister, and not your parliament. any more news on the timetable about the all—important transition phase or implementation phase, whatever we call it, and the trade talks themselves? the really important bit. well, theresa may made clear this evening she would very much like to move onto the next stage and particular urgency on transitional arrangements as the

>> >> reporter: this feat of engineering, aerodynamics and conservation has been choreographed by jacquesnd, a veterinarian who is moving these rhino to save them. why did yoar rhinos, transporting them by helicopter instead of by road or other means? >> some of these rhino are in very inaccessible parts of the reserve.lifting them provided us with an opportunity. i immediately thought this is getting them out of rugged mountainous, or thick forested o in. >> reporter: with more than 100 sqre ravines, the tala game reserve when we joined flamand and his team, they were searching the rhino they had selected for relocation, part of his plan to protect them fm why did you choose the black rhino to focus on? >> well, i didn't choose it. it chose itself becae orr: so h rhino were there in the country when you began?rhinin south afr started the project. >> reporter: that was 15 years ago. the black rhino was a critically endangered species. to get the numbers up, flamand started the black rhino range o of the world wildlife fund. the idea was to take a small number of rhino from government park

bon jour, to jacques and my twin boys maple and poutine. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] we have good show for you. my dear friend octavia spencer is here. [ cheers and applause ] we've known each other for like 20 years. she's amazing. dave franco is with us. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. in all honesty, i've never met the guy, seems a little shifty to be honest. we'll get together afterwards and judge him. we also have music from hanson. [ cheers and applause ] they are a band of three brothers. and tonight, we will vote one of them out of the family. [ laughter ] that's always fun. and best of all, my parents are here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] you guys want to meet them? bring them out! [ cheers and applause ] here we see mike and sandy mccarthy in their midwestern natural habitat. mom and dad, if you please -- this is like in a fever dream and it's coming true. okay. very seriously now, mom and dad, i'm glad that you're here. and i have an exciting surprise for you. i didn't tell you about this before because i knew you'd say no. okay. you are the first two human being

you're taking it on faith that they're going to take that money, the ceos to create jacques and raisees. whether we ask the ceos, on conference calls they say, no, they're going to give it back. >> didn't the president say a while ago that hedge fund folks were getting away with murder and now they get to keep the carried interest. >> the president over the weekend said he would be okay with a 22% corporate tax rate. >> it's big no matter what. they never cared. >> wall street sees this as a wall street tax cut. >> christine romans, thanks so much. >>> still to come, is president trump really makie ing moves to around his chief of staff? reports say yes, but how -- that's next. our recent online sales success seems a little... strange?nk na. ever since we switched to fedex ground business has been great. they're affordable and fast... maybe "too affordable and fast." what if... "people" aren't buying these books online, but "they" are buying them to protect their secrets?!?! hi bill. if that is your real name. it's william actually. hmph! affordable, fast fedex ground. the nation's la

concluded it was fraudulent some mugged in a suburb was the diplomatic advisor to french president jacques chirac at the time and said i felt a little kid you wanted a cool extra morning he's expected to see you don't. feel much oily. you know food stuffs you one after the show each to preach under some of the recommend. extra. when early two thousand and three the american government decides to present its case to world leaders. colin powell stands before the u.n. to deliver a scathing indictment of saddam hussein he repeats the accusations already presented during debates before congress he stresses the existence of mobile laboratories for producing biological weapons these are the revelations made by curveball the iraqi defector who spoke to german intelligence. finally he accuses saddam of wanting to get his hands on an atomic bomb he speaks of the r.u. minium tubes that for months have been presented as a refutable proof. we watched colin powell and we said whoa this is really theatrical well done and we gave him an a for presentation and a c. minus for content which would. be. just o

phillip mudd, cnn counterterrorism analyst and former cnn counterterrorism official in fbi and joe jacquesguys at the fbi. you're friends with andrew mccabe. can you peel back the curtain and help us understand what's happening at the fbi when they wake up every day to the president poisoning the well at the fbi. >> when you go to the fbi, the first thing you do in the morning is sit around and laook at threat information. behind closed doors, despite the fact that the fbi director has been appropriately quiet in public, i can tell you that the fbi officials will be going to andy, whom i knew when i was at the bureau saying, look, brother, you know, it's okay, we're with you, we'll stick with you, we're staying low because we don't want to engage in a fact with the president. when you fight in the mud, you get dirty. there's got to be a ton of support for andy mccabe, regardless of whether people think the russia case is a good case or a bad case. he's got decades of service. you support somebody like that through thick and thin. >> joe, let me ask about this tweet that came from the ethic