maryry le pen. >> we talklk about that alalrea. not to make too much of t the polilitical absences on this da. officially, the french presidency did invite marine le , in theary le pen desire to be inclusive of all of society. even parties that the president himself may fiercely disagree with so tha. the family signaled they had no desire for the far-right leader to be there. it was marine le pen's father, jean-marie le pen who was pitted against jacques chirac in that landmark, historic and polarizing election if ever there was one in france. the whole world was riveted on the election where it came down to the second round of the presidential election, a contest between the far-right leader and jacques chirac. there was a rallying of all french around jacques chirac. eveven the left t and the far-lt rallllied around d a conservatie ,andidate, a conservative man reelected him with 82% of the vote in a strong rejection of the far-right. some people fought jacques chiracchirac -- thought jacquesc did not tatake advantage of tha. to b

marine le pen.fford to be soft on brexit which is why he had to be seen to be taking a hard line. just before the biarritz summit he said he was happy to play the bad cop on brexit but there aren't such huge divisions inside eu circles on the idea of an extension in reality. we are talking about public personas and what they believe behind closed doors. even to avoid a blame game. in the case of a no—deal brexit, eu leaders won't wa nt to no—deal brexit, eu leaders won't want to be seen to be the ones slamming the door in the face of the uk. it is hard to see circumstances where the eu don't grant an extension but threatening and moaning, plenty of that before we see an extension. if you don't subscribe to the brexit podcast, go and sign up to it. very easy to find, normally at the top of the charts on itunes and other distributors. the conservative party is under pressure on the issue of europe as perhaps never before. it has threatened in the past to split the tory party and it looks like it's the

i am thinking of marine le pen. >> last october, tensions spiked when italy accused french authororitiesf illegally crossising the border to dump undocumented migrants into italy. macron ofvinini accused denying asylum to migrants in the mediterranean sea. appears any gone, it compromise is in the work. proposal that france and germany has expressed support for. do not include juan guaido, , a move aimed at sidelining that leader and self declared interim president. congress through its support behind quite oh, saying he will president until nicolas maduro relinquishes his grip on power. barack obama sat down with greta thunberg. meeting, hethat teenager she is changing the worldld. meeting with members of congress, telling them they need to do more to fight climate change. she is only 16. wherever she g goes, grereta thunberg is treated like a rock star. aside timea has set to sit down with the teenager who is the face of climate activism. >> thank you for having me. >> of course. you are changing the world. praised her foror pushing for actionnd calalled her ononof the plplanet'ss grea

marine le pen said this was a big day and that jacques chirac had loved france. >> he had staying power. six decades he was a force in french politics. the palalace for two terms. presidential terms from seven years to five. that is one of the reforms that he passed. one thing he did enact is term of thehe french president he had term ofe career stretching from 1962 right through to a minister, prime minister on two separate occasions. he ran twice for the presidency. he finally got lucky, winning the presidency in 1995. admired him. mayor of paris and siphoned off money. he was convicted of that in later life. prison time.ived despite that convictction, his repuputation managed to bounce baback. he became admired by many people for his frankness, sense of humor. have an french people anecdote about him, hecklers at the agricultural show. a huge, decades long career spanning many jobs. he is a giant of the french political scene. >> thank you. we are expecting to hear f from president macron later today. someone to stay at the top of their game for such a long time means making a lot of

in 2002, chirac won a landslide against far right leader jean marie le pen after left-wing voters were urged to hold their noses and vote for the crook rather than the fascist. tha his later years were dogged by ill heth and a conviction for embezzlement during his time as paris mayor. through it all, jacquechirac has remained perhaps france's favori leader, a president with a very human nature, a very human touch. laura: jacques chirac, the lion of france. member, you can find much more of all the day's news on our website. i am laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching announcer: funding for this presentation is made possible by... ; the freeman foundati by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs; and by contributions to this pbs station from viewee you. thank you. 's...is just up here. where... man: she took me out to those weapons. i think we're off a gre. captioni sponsored by newshour productions, llc oo woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: in the hot seat. the u.s. intelgence chief faces questio

chirac ultimately crushed le pen but the warning signals for french politics were clear. the country was heading. for a time, jacques chirac was able to contain the storm. his absolute refusal to countenance any french involvement in the us invasion of iraq won him strong support at home. but it wasn'tjust france that was changing, it was europe too. comfortable with the idea of a european union with france and germany in the driving seat, a wider membership changed the eu's whole character. the french president often railed against britain's eu rebate, as well as its failure to contribute to what he saw as its fair share of the costs of enlargement. jacques chirac is a president with a mixed legacy. he was convicted of corruption in relation to his time as mayor of paris, but he was also the president who finally accepted france's responsibility for its involvement in the deportation of frenchjews to nazi death camps during the second world war. he was a president who reconciled france with key elements of its past, but he was ultimately unable to reconcile it with its f

margins only the savini course in government which is indeed in italy or by and only the rise of marie le pen and get rollers and all and then of course bricks or so brussels has advanced norse anal of willing to perform its institutions or form its practices and democratize and sorting is a case of that when well will monetary an absolute right you don't suffer a lot of damage if you came or to leave the 6th largest economy or 1st but largest economy 34 percent of all you keep imports are from the e.u. $46.00 of all you can export judy e.u. so that would be a sizeable chunk taken out specially in germany come manufacturers who have a big stick and what happens with this breaks it process so and also has a lot of prestige around the world and its and its potence would be under we we know that people that mccrone want to see the e.u. politicized and to move towards being a super state i think it's part of the reader never largely because of the e.u.'s handling of this process and here as for the uterus on which we're not to touch the point that was one of the best things that britain did was n

in 2002, chirac won a second—term landslide against far—right leader jean—marie le pen, after left—wingears were dogged by ill health and a conviction for embezzlement during his time as paris mayor. through it all, jacques chirac has remained perhaps france's favourite leader, a president with a very human nature, a very human touch. former french president jacques chirac. the uk's new polar research ship has been officially named. it is intended to put britain at the forefront of climate and ocean research, so the name boaty mcboatface, the overwhelming choice in an online public poll, wasjudged inappropriate. it has been named instead in honour of the british broadcaster and naturalist sir david attenborough. here is rebecca morelle. it is heading for the most remote parts of our planet, the uk's new polar ship. on board, the duke and duchess of cambridge, and sir david attenborough, who has lent the ship his name. it is my immense privilege and relief to welcome sir david attenborough, rather than boaty mcboatface. catherine did the honours. it gives me great pleasure to name this s

in 2002, chirac won a second—term landslide against far—right leader jean—marie le pen, after left—wingthe fascist. his later years were dogged by ill health and a conviction for embezzlement during his time as paris mayor. through it all, jacques chirac has remained perhaps france's favourite leader, a president with a very human nature, a very human touch. former french president jacques chirac. the united states is to reduce by almost half the number of refugees it admits. the state department has announced that 18,000 refugees will be accepted in the next 12 months, down from the current limit of 30,000. refugee slots will be prioritised for iraqis who have worked with the us military, some persecuted people from central america, and small groups of religious minorities. voters will go to the polls in afghanistan on saturday to elect a new president. campaigning has been marred by a series of bloody attacks, while a peace deal with the taliban has been declared dead by president trump. our correspondent martin patience looks at the frontrunners in the race, which sees two fierce riv

in 2002, chirac won a second term landslide against far right leader jeanmarie le pen, after left—wingthe fascist. his later years were dogged by ill—health, and a conviction for embezzlement during his time as paris mayor. through it all, jacques chirac has remained perhaps france's favourite leader, a president with a very human nature. a very human touch. jacques chirac, who has died at the age of 86. remember boaty mcboatface? that was what the public voted to call the uk's new polar research ship. well, on thursday it was officially named by the duke and duchess of cambridge — though it's actually now been called the sir david attenborough, after the government intervened. our science correspondent rebecca morelle reports. it's heading for the most remote parts of our planet, the uk's new polar ship. on board, the duke and duchess of cambridge. and sir david attenborough, who's lent the ship his name. it is my immense privilege and relief to welcome sir david attenborough, rather than boaty mcboatface. catherine did the honours. it gives me great pleasure to name this ship sir dav

and staying in france the founder of france's far right national front party joe marie le pen. w was put undr formal investigation friday for embebezzlement of public funds. this over allegations he illegally claim the money from the european parliament okay partyy staff based in france. is estimated nearly seven million euros was diverteted between two thousand nine and twenty seventeen. ninety one year old append it wass a european parliament member from the nineteen eighties up until this year. but its parliamentary immunity ended in march allowing for an investigation to be opened. his estranged daughter marine who now heads the renamed national rally. has already been put under formal investigation in the case. a french political power couple was handed jail terms on friday for hiding millions of euros from tax authorities right winger patrick a balcony it dominated politics in a wealthy suburb of paris for decades. he was sentenced to four years in prison and he immediately arrested. his wife and longtime deputy isabel was given three years but not placed under arrest. th

in 2002, chirac won a second—term landslide against far—right leader jean—marie le pen, after left—wing his later years were dogged by ill health and a conviction for embezzlement during his time as paris mayor. through it all, jacques chirac has remained perhaps france's favourite leader, a president with a very human nature, a very human touch. former french president jacques chirac. black characters, let alone black leading characters, are still rare in the gaming world. not content with the pace of change, one long—time gamer has set about creating custom video games for her own enjoyment. hi, my name is danielle. i also go by ebonix online. i am half nigerian and half belgian content. custom content is content that is user generated by players, gamers like myself, who just want to add a little bit more space into their game. i started little bit more space into their game. istarted making little bit more space into their game. i started making content because i wanted to make myself. i literally wanted that at first, but then i thought to myself, hold on, i can't make myself. there

in 2002, chirac won a second term landslide against far right leaderjeanmarie le pen, after left—wingt. his later years were dogged by ill—health, and a conviction for embezzlement during his time as paris mayor. through it all, jacques chirac has remained perhaps france's favourite leader, a president with a very human nature. a very human touch. jacques chirac, the former france president, who has died at the age of 86. the public had been asked to vote on a name for britain's new polar research ship, and came up with boaty mcboatface. well, today the ship was launched by the duke and duchess of cambridge, but named the 'sir david attenborough,‘ after the government intervened to overule the public‘s choice. it's hoped the vessel will help carry out world—leading research in the artic and antarctica. england have resoundingly beaten the united states by 45 points to 7, at the rugby world cup injapan. the match in kobe saw a try for george ford and two forjoe cokanasiga. it was england's second bonus—point win of the tournament, putting them top of their group. it's the most prestigi

chirac ultimately crushed le pen but the warning signals for french politics were clear.in the driving seat, a wider membership changed the eu's whole character. the french president often railed against britain's eu rebate, as well as its failure to contribute to what he saw as its fair share of the costs of enlargement. jacques chirac is a president with a mixed legacy. he was convicted of corruption in relation to his time as mayor of paris, but he was also the president who finally accepted france's responsibility for its involvement in the deportation of frenchjews to nazi death camps during the second world war. he was a president who reconciled france with key elements of its past, but he was ultimately unable to reconcile it with its future. jacques chirac, who died today aged 86. the duke of sussex has said the world will be a "very, very troubling" place if people continue to deny climate change. speaking during a visit to botswana, prince harry said the facts and science were getting stronger, and he praised young campaigners like greta thunberg for taking acti

edgar has just learned that the road to le pen's is flooded and impassable. he doesn't know how will get alan back in time for the new school year. to the. the unseasonable rains continue and the river benny has now flooded. the main road to the capital is submerged. the country is split into. this year the flooding has been extensive with entire cities being affected. the bridge on the main road has collapsed. the force of the waters makes matters worse. because. ramiro is transporting timber to the bolivian capital the pandas. looking at the damaged bridge he weighs up his options. this time and then i do but i stumble come on. she want to hold them accountable but then the. police come in the but the. but it's what they see is special treatment that angers those who've been waiting for days. but you know i get it but i don't care but. fed up with waiting ramiro risked everything. to the best of subtlety and the she went back to the. us how to help us how. he could easily be swept away by the current. how. he must now get across a mountain area eroded by de

populist parties in government in italy given the christian democrats a real scare in germany, marine le penhere. is there any sense that austria has found an accommodation, away with and its politics of accommodating parties that not so very long ago would be regarded to many in the mainstream as unacceptable? would be regarded to many in the mainstream as unacceptable ?m would be regarded to many in the mainstream as unacceptable? it very much depends on who you speak to hear. this is a very polarising subject. there are those who argue like mr kurz bring in the far right, keep them close and try and tame them if you will, try and bring them down and expose them for what they are as well. the others would say by doing that, mr kurz himself have smoothed a great deal further to the right then the conservative party used to be here. and then there are those who say mr kurz himself don't seem to have much of an ideology himself, he is someone who is extremely flexible. he has some but who perhaps the greens could do business with. it's a very public it a problem. and the thing that has happen

chirac ultimately crushed le pen but the warning signals for french politics were clear.h president often railed against britain‘s eu rebate, as well as its failure to contribute to what he saw as its fair share of the costs of enlargement. jacques chirac is a president with a mixed legacy. he was convicted of corruption in relation to his time as mayor of paris, but he was also the president who finally accepted france‘s responsibility for its involvement in the deportation of frenchjews to nazi death camps during the second world war. he was a president who reconciled france with key elements of its past, but he was ultimately unable to reconcile it with its future. jaques chirac, who has died age 86. researchers say the amount of alcohol people in scotland are buying in shops has dropped by nearly 8% since the country introduced a minimum pricing scheme last may. the study suggests people are drinking less at home as a result. campaigners are calling for the rest of the uk to follow suit. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. it‘s more than a year since the

when he was heading to those european elections and his archrival was a french eurosceptic marine le peny it is no skin off the nose of emmanuel macron to extend another brexit extension for three months, and one more thing, although the eu once a deal and sees the sliver of hope of a deal for brexit, everybody is thinking about the blame game that will inevitably follow if there is a no—deal brexit and eu leaders will not want to be seen to have slammed the door in the face of the uk as long as there is the sliver of hope and that is why you are the sliver of hope and that is why you a re pretty the sliver of hope and that is why you are pretty much guaranteed if borisjohnson you are pretty much guaranteed if boris johnson holds you are pretty much guaranteed if borisjohnson holds his nose and asks for an extension of the eu leaders will grumble but say yes. one question about the eu leaders, we are approaching the end of an era with donald tusk and jean—claude juncker not too long in theirjob and new people coming in, those not have any impact on the position of the eu? -- have any imp

if you look at marine le pen who got funding from russia in the first decade of this century when her right wing party was experiencing financial difficulty, that's one example of this kind of effort. frankly the use of investment by russian oligarchs in europe as a way of propagating and influencing discourse in a way that was favorable to russia was another dimension of this kind of information operation or active measure. so, what's different now? why are we so focused on this? and i would say there are a couple of elements that have changed that haven't undercut the disinformation operations but have made them much more dangerous and difficult to control. the viep of information out there and the number of different sources has amped up over what we saw ten years ago and certainly 50 years ago. a lot of that is social media and the ability to use all the influence of what people read and hear and to drown out voices that may be inconsistent and contrary. some of us are old enough to remember the days when there were three television networks and you had walter cronkite and they tr

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