this work is one of the iranian works of the louvre museum in paris. olympic games. the summer of 2024 paris started outside the stadiums. he held the opening ceremony in the two main parts of the athletes' parade on the seine and carrying the olympic torch on the roofs of paris buildings. in this way, french architecture and art were introduced to the world. part of the decorations of the athletes' parade route on the river with handmade samples of character. what was published behind the iranian sports caravan and other athletes is a part of an iranian painting that is kept in the louvre museum. it is a work by mohammad qasim, a safavid painter. the louvre museum in france houses a large part of iran's heritage and civilization , which in the last hundred years and before voi bolo. i can't believe it. yes , it was only a while ago. if you wanted to buy something, you had to spend a lot of time to go and look around. then you reach the market . each one is a one-way market at night. afsarieh is good, we have come to sarai irani, the big iranian sarai, the only tehra

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this work is one of the iranian works of the louvre museum in paris. the 2024 summer olympic games in paris started outside the stadiums. the opening ceremony will be held in two main parts : the athletes' parade on the seine river and the carrying of the olympic torch held on the roofs of paris buildings. in this way, french architecture and art were introduced to the world. part of the decorations of the athletes' parade route on the river with samples. hand-made paintings and miniature characters were decorated. what was seen behind the iranian sports caravan and other athletes was published. it is a part of an iranian painting that is kept in the louvre museum. a work by mohammad qasim, a safavid painter. the louvre museum of france is the place where a large part of iran's heritage and civilization is stored , which in a hundred years. in the past and before the international treaties of ownership of countries on their cultural heritage iran left. this miniature painting, which was seen at the opening ceremony of the olympics, is one of the irania

museum. _ paris, you will see the louvre museum, the notre damejabari, all those _ museum, the notreamejabari, all those landmarks that make paris beautiful, — those landmarks that make paris beautiful, that will be the backdrop for all— beautiful, that will be the backdrop for all the — beautiful, that will be the backdrop for all the stuff you will see tonight _ for all the stuff you will see tonight. if the weather is nice or not nice. — tonight. if the weather is nice or not nice. it _ tonight. if the weather is nice or not nice, it is the same, for sure. musically, — not nice, it is the same, for sure. musically, i— not nice, it is the same, for sure. musically, i tried to bring as much honesty— musically, i tried to bring as much honesty and as much horsepower into the music— honesty and as much horsepower into the music and i think you will love what _ the music and i think you will love what we _ the music and i think you will love what we have organised because there are a lot _ what we have organised because there are a lot of— what we have organised because there are a lot

françois miterand, in the presence of his government ministers, opened the pyramid in the louvre.tting of the ribbon in the colors of the flag of the republic. in the company of ministers, they walk around the pyramid in a circle. the project was under the direct patronage of the president, the announcer emphasizes. president emmanuel macron decided to keep up with his predecessors. the world's first french language museum is located in the castle of veliers cauterets. sharp tongue. like swords musketeer, the french managed to notice that this was not only a gift to the country, but also a nod to the president’s wife. brigitte macron is a teacher of latin and french by profession, and she attended the inauguration with her husband. 5 years of restoration cost almost 200 million euros and voila, now the castle is 1. m of modern exhibitions, stands, a modern library and theater stages. expected attendance at 200,000. the law requires that any foreign words on signs, billboards or posters be translated into french. of course, pluralism is very is important, but we cannot imagine fren

the frenchman, in the presence of his government ministers, inaugurated the pyramid in the louvre, withonial cutting of the ribbon in the colors of the flag of the republic. in the company of ministers, they walk around the pyramid in a circle. the project was under the direct patronage of the president, the announcer emphasizes. president emmanuel macron decided to keep up with his predecessors. the world's first french language museum is located in the castle of veliers cauterets. with a sharp tongue like a musketeer’s sword, the french managed to notice that this was not only a gift to the country, but also a nod to side of the president's wife. brigitte macron is a teacher of latin and french by profession, and she attended the inauguration with her husband. 5 years of restoration costing almost 200 million euros. now the castle is 1.0 square meters of modern exhibitions, stands, a modern library and theater stages. the expected attendance is 2,000 people per year, which should improve the economic situation in the region. or a writer too, but everything else is a shock to my ears,

the louvre museum of france is the place where a large part of iran's heritage and civilization is keptich in the last 100 years and before the international treaties on the ownership of countries on the heritage of art. they left iran. this miniature painting, which was seen at the opening ceremony of the olympics , is one of the iranian works of the lore museum. elham goran of sed and sima news agency. thank you very much , dear dr. shajie, i say goodbye to you may god protect the flag of iran always. mirage of the shahre afsarieh series. sirah afsalieh, be careful not to make any mistakes. sirah afsiliyeh is the only big iranian store in tehran. a dedicated park suitable for shopping all week long , the first largest city of home appliances after azadi square, facing tehran. again, at your service, viewers. hello, i would like to ask you to join us with the news section at 17:00 . deputy minister of transport industry, ministry of transport, referring to the request of automobile companies for an increase price said: the requests are in the stages of investigation and legal formaliti

, making louvron residents happy, just like in the louvre, the picture hangs in the pushkin museum ,ll ruin the whole operation. what 65 bucks? well, okay, how is 60 for you, god, what nonsense, where is the concert, that you are not nervous, there is no need to be so nervous, well, so be it, 45 bucks, and this is my last word, unfortunately, i have absolutely no time. “i don’t need your self-portrait, neither do witnesses, it’s you who know how to bargain, 40 bucks or there won’t be a deal, you fabulous idiot, i killed three people to get this painting, now i’ll give up on the sniper, 30 bucks and we’ve run away, i’m giving it away at cost, it’s cheaper - it’s humiliating for the artist. the sniper's got a headache, now i'm on his side, so hands up, no sudden movements, picture, quickly, 30 bucks, kill him! cover me, throw the picture, you moron, they'll shoot you, but hoo-hoo, no hoo-ho, they don't throw away masterpieces, ah, bitch, traitor, mug, bandit, yes... a copy, quit the moron! why are you driving again or what? no, that's it i don’t have time, so arkhipov, don’t be stupid,

the historical heritage itself, which was carried around mercilessly in its time, which from the louvreis in america today, well, listen, so i still choose a responsible approach to my partners, for now we’ll leave the muzzle to those who use the muzzle, but i think it’s a matter of time, great, better like... belarusians, yes, this is true, thank you, maxim vladimirovich, you know, it was a wonderful conversation, it’s a pity that we are limited in time, thank you, thank you. from the soviet election in the pen on july 22, 1944 , the first belarusian troops. including baranovo, induru, odelsk. there were 6 left until the complete liberation of belarus days. it’s easy to explore belarus; all you need to do is create a non-trivial route. the long-awaited weekend has arrived, and this is a great reason to go on an exciting journey. and today i am building my route to tolochin. the most important thing is to be open to amazing secrets and facts. chagal, lisitsky, pen, malevich, these famous teachers brought up many talents at the vitebsk people's art school. we are our museum in modern tim

bueno, aquÍ estÁ la gran pirÁmide del museo de louvre. en total son tres.o y el otro al garabato, sobre todo en el partido de argentina, quÉ partido se prolongÓ mÁs de lo que deberÍa. >> se volviÓ a jugar dos horas despuÉs, lo que restaba. y un partido cardiaco, dirÍa yo. miguel. >> bueno, todo, todo arrancÓ normal. la gente de pronto no le ponÍa mucha atenciÓn a marruecos, pero hay que recordar que marruecos es campeÓn de su confederaciÓn de la especialidad. bueno, asÍ arrancamos y al minuto 47 es una gran jugada, una enorme triangulaciÓn. el servicio fuerte, raso y la definiciÓn es fantÁstica. luego aquÍ, despuÉs de la barrida de otamendi, no va a ser efectiva. va a llegar esto que mucha gente consideraba que no era, que no habÍa suficientes elementos para que se marcara penal. >> sin embargo, se hizo y ahÍ estaba el 2 a 0 de rahimi nuevamente, que metÍa ese golazo. >> la reacciÓn por parte de argentina llegarÍa en 1/2 despuÉs de este tiro centro simeone, que tambiÉn su padre, debutÓ con gol en los juegos olÍmpicos, pero en el lejano 1996. de tal palo tal

celine finding time to take in the louvre.luding police, soldiers, even security guards. competition here underway. team usa's women soccer off to a strong start. the young squad sending a message with a decisive win over zambia during their first olympic action last night. swimming kicking off on saturday with seven-time gold medalist katie ledecky back in the pool. and the unstoppable u.s. women's gymnastics team, posing for photos ahead of their sunday debut. first lady jill biden leading the u.s. delegation now in paris, showing her support for the red, white and blue. >> we are all, first and foremost, team usa! >> reporter: all right. we have some major olympic updates this morning. let's go to the video. it literally just came into the news room. >> oh, cool. >> this is going into the olympic village right now. the torch is being carried, you see it, from none other than snoop dogg. who would have predicted that? he's such a great ambassador. so many jokes there with the torch and everything else, but that's for tonight

arthel: you mentioned the louvre i have not been there in several years a it's time for me too go backwonderful there. their stance is that the performance was an interpretation of the greek god of wine and festivity. iand to make us quote aware of the absurdity of violence between human beings. of course the roman called the greek god of wine at bacchus. what do you make of the olympics position? >> that is kind of sad they don't just stand up for. obviously this was meant to at least invoke the image of the last supper. they can give lots of different explanations we all saw the halo over the head of the person in the middle, that would be jesus and leonardo da vinci's painting. and here's another thing, what if they had done this to the muslim religion to islam? paris has a massive problem with extremism. if they had done this in any way even close to this there would be massive uprisings. now thankfully the teachings of jesus have a lasted for over 2000 years and have taught christians how we should react to this and that is to rational dialogue like this that we are having and not

1753, in order to visit it... written permission was required, so the first public museum became the louvre, so on may 18, everyone involved in museum art celebrated international museum day. in 2023 , more than 145 countries around the world joined this tradition. the highlight of this holiday is the annual international event night of museums. also took up this cultural baton. this year , more than 150 museums across the country took part in the event. we will talk about the development and popularization of museum art in belarus with the director of the museum of the history of the city of minsk, galina ladisova. galina petrovna, hello. good afternoon. you have devoted more than 30 years to the museum craft and are an expert in museum affairs. if you compare the museum yesterday. today and what trends can be traced? over the years , society is certainly changing, technology is developing, of course the museum is keeping up with this , keeping up with the times, and today, well, besides the fact that a variety of new types of species, types of museums are appearing in the republic, that i

the iranian sports caravan and other athletes is a part of an iranian painting that is kept in the louvre museum. a work by mohammad qasim, a safavid painter. france's dover museum houses a large part of iran's heritage and civilization, which were removed from iran in the last 100 years and before the international treaties on the ownership of countries over their cultural heritage. this miniature painting, which was seen at the opening ceremony of the olympics, is one of the iranian works of the lore museum. elham goran of sed and sima news agency. the head of the traffic organization and companion. naqal jadei said: the border terminals of rimdan marjaveh and mirjaveh in sistan baluchistan province are prepared for the reception and movement of pakistani pilgrims. according to mr. amani, in addition to developing the capacity of passenger reception halls and landscaping 20 entrances have been added to the entrances of the terminal to facilitate the movement of arbaeen pilgrims. the official and international border terminal structure of mirjaveh for the traffic of arbaeen hosseini pilg

this is cyrano�*s paris, the palais royal, just a stone's throw from the louvre.e bergerac. he's in love with his cousin... ..the beautiful and intellectual roxane. it would be a match made in heaven, except for his nose. poor cyrano thinks that he's not worthy of love. he doesn't even risk telling roxane of his feelings. and roxane has a penchant for christian. christian has realised that roxane likes a witty man. and he's not witty. and cyrano enters a pact, if you like, saying, you know, "i'm too ugly "to be loved and too "ugly to love. "but i will give you my wit, my verve. "and i will write those love letters to roxane." of course, roxane falls in love with christian. she doesn't know she's falling in love with the witty cousin cyrano. it is a french monument like no other. it's a universal film about love, about adversity, about self—loathing, but also about bravery. about inner and outer beauty... ..which are universal values, universalthemes. now, let's move on to a rather different french film classic, and one that became a worldwide hit when it was relea

selected materials in consultation with the commander, and this not always iron, on the sides they hang louvresof rubber conveyor belts from coal mines, viscous material with metal veins dissipates the cumulative jet. they weld anchor chains onto cars, the chains weigh like this, it’s better not to come up with anything yet, you can’t hang dynamics, but they will get in the way. if something happens, it’s easy to get out , just like that, you can get out, of course, the tankers themselves are not made of iron, sometimes they come out of battle with wounds or shell shock, but their character is certainly steel, after hospital, they always return to the regiment, they cannot afford to leave the crew, and the common task that needs to be completed is something internal, one might say the call of the ancestors or righteous anger, something like that... it’s difficult to explain , well, now we’re back and until victory, well, of course, victory will be ours. evgeny golovanov, maxim belikov and yuri krivasheev, ntv, donbass. bratislava reacted negatively to the decision of the kiev regime to block th

and françois miterand in the presence of his government ministers discovered the pyramid in the louvre ribbon in the colors of the flag of the republic. in the company of ministers, they walk around the pyramid in a circle. the project was under direct patronage. president - the announcer emphasizes. president emmanuel macron decided to keep up with his predecessors. the castle of velliers-cotterets houses the world's first french language museum in the city. the french, sharp-tongued, like the swords of a musketeer, managed to notice. or a doctor, an actor or an actress - this is normal, a writer or writer - too, but everything else is a shock to my ears, i i am a feminist myself, and i completely resist this way of women fighting for their rights. emigration to the metropolis from the countries of the maghreb and africa has led to the fact that the language of maliere and dumas is subjected to the same blows as the foundation of the french republic, freedom, equality and fraternity. the language and life in the rich areas of paris and the expat suburbs are radically different. from e

the historical heritage itself, which was carried around mercilessly in its time, which from the louvrehere to wothanton in... today is, well , listen, so i still choose a responsible approach to my partners, but for now we’ll leave the muzzle to those who uses a muzzle, but i think it’s a matter of time, great, better than the belarusians, yes it’s true, thank you maxim vladimirovich, you know, it was a wonderful conversation, it’s a pity that we are limited in time, thank you, thank you. each of us has a toy that associated with childhood, however, when we ourselves become. parents, we begin to think not only about functionality and appearance, we also begin to worry about the issue of quality; we will find out how toys are made right now. good afternoon, my name is sergey shevlev, i am a father of many children, our house is full of toys, i would really like to get to the project and see how toys are made, how safe they are and whether it is worth making a choice in favor of belarusian manufacturers. hello, hello, as they say, where else can you meet a large family either in the park

es el museo de louvre, que fue construido en el siglo 12. quintos juegos olÍmpicos. vamos con carlos justiz, que tiene una previa precisamente del fÚtbol de mujeres. adelante carlos. >> quÉ tal? saludos desde el terreno de juego de una de las catedrales del fÚtbol francÉs, donde hoy arranca el torneo masculino de fÚtbol. >> maÑana arranca el femenino que promete ser mÁs emocionante que nunca, porque con solamente 12 equipos participando, cada partido va a ser como una final. la acciÓn arranca en telemundo con la selecciÓn espaÑola enfrentÁndose a la siempre poderosa selecciÓn de japÓn. las campeonas del mundo quieren cimentar que son efectivamente la generaciÓn dorada de su paÍs. a esta misma hora en universo, las actuales campeonas olÍmpicas, la selecciÓn de canadÁ comenzarÁ su sueÑo de volver a conquistar el podio cuando se enfrente a la selecciÓn de nueva zelanda. mÁs tarde, en el Último vals de marta con la selecciÓn de brasil las seis veces jugadora olÍmpica, tendrÁ una dura prueba frente a la nigeria de ochoa. la mientras tanto, aÚn co

attacks take place in the sand in the beach volleyball competitions on the right bank of the senne, le louvre. it is a must see home to the most celebrated works of art showcased in over 650,000ft■!s. the museum welcomes some 8 million art lovers, a year, and it may not be hosting olympic events for the paris games, but notre dame cathedral is always playing host to tourists who this trip have to settle for an outdoor peek. the cathedral is in the midst of a renovation after a devastating fire, and this is the famous champs-elysees, home to pricey parisian fashion and lots of very chic dining. it is here where you can pick up the handbag or the bracelet of your dreams, or make a new army to remember the paris 2024 games for two jour forever in paris jessica aguirre, nbc, bay area news. i have to say, that was an incredible tour. i know, fantastic. i'm not sure she's ever coming back. i don't think so. i feel like we've seen so much, you know? like, who a par? that's really nice. it was awesome. take it away, jeff. oh, man. you know, of course, dealing with all this heat back here across the b

in torrential rain, they sailed past iconic landmarks including notre dame cathedral, the louvre, and finally the eiffel tower. >> whit: james longman joining us now from paris. and james, i want to go back to that massive attack on the french rail system. how long could these travel disruptions last? >> reporter: yeah, whit, this is really causing major issues. and it's likely to go through the weekend. huge numbers of engineers are now working night and day to get those rail tracks fixed. it looks like disruption is going to last until at least monday. whit? >> whit: something to watch in the coming days. james longman for us, thank you. >>> meantime, back here in the u.s. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu traveling to mar-a-lago to meet with former president trump, mending their relationship, shaken after netanyahu recognized that joe biden won the 2020 election. the meeting 24 hours after netanyahu met with president biden and vice president harris and trump criticizing his new opponent. here's abc's terry moran. >> now i'm honored. come on in. >> reporter: today a warm g

to see, for example, that... fire on a balloon that is in the tuileries park in paris next to the louvre is, there are nuances, there are moments, discomfort, but nevertheless it does not spoil the feeling of the holiday, the feeling of a double holiday, because paris will finally be restored, repaired, and already after the olympics it will be possible to block its renewed streets with greater pleasure than before, because restoration is practically all restoration, all repairs. the work should be completed in september, so there are certain nuances here, although, of course, it feels very sporty the atmosphere is cheering, because there are a lot of flags on the streets, there are a lot of multilingual groups of people who exchange ideas with each other, take pictures mainly like this, and so on, send greetings to their countries against the background of one or another parisian monument, you know , if you look at yesterday's baits of the russian media, then it is... the impression that the main event of the universe took place at the opening of the actual olympic games, just as they s

this is the result that should be strived for, as you remember, one of our prosecutors said in the louvre the right to cheat, everything would be taken away from here, this is really what the ukrainian prosecutor said after the tour of the laurel, so unfortunately there are many such law enforcement officers, the situation with ihor kolomoiskyi, well, the fact that there was such a normal attack by law enforcement officers on bogolyubov also says that, in principle , they are working seriously on kolomoiskyi, but obviously he does not agree to any conditions or circumstances. .. which are offered to him and that is why, let's say, he continues to be on the sidelines. well, they once said that kolomoisky's actual test, as an oligarch, would be a test for this powerful team. the team remains at the end of the war, and therefore, neither do the election dates it is clear, so what - ihor valeriyovych will sit until victory? you know, i think not, since there already is. the anniversary of the proceedings is approaching, but in september it will be a year since he died, so the investigation ha

so later on i will be going to the musee d'orsay and the louvre, which requires advance booking and thenl. very lucky! that had to paris were members of the organising committee 2024 are holding a press conference. they are being asked about last night's ceremony, particular about changes that had to be made because of the weather. this man here is the director of ceremonies. translation: we wanted to do that on the eiffel tower and they could talk about many people. tower and they could talk about many --eole. , ., , ., people. yes, we will move inside a bit. then people. yes, we will move inside a bit- then we _ people. yes, we will move inside a bit. then we will _ people. yes, we will move inside a bit. then we will down _ people. yes, we will move inside a bit. then we will down there. - bit. then we will down there. congratulations for pulling off such an ambitious ceremony. my question is slightiy— an ambitious ceremony. my question is slightly unpleasant looking ahead to the _ is slightly unpleasant looking ahead to the sport. tomorrow stephen van der veiden. — to the sport. tomo

let's sticky briefly to the louvre museum, my pictures there, you can see one of the big pre—openingcommittee and president macron. we will see the ioc had, and president macron attending this dinner as well as 100 heads of state and sports personalities from around the world stop the famous french chef will be serving up a feast i'm sure, not sure what is on the menu, i'm sure would be delicious, and that is the delicious, and that is a museum there holds stan a big gala dinner. . security has been tight here, increase amounts of gender arm, and military, trying to keep these games are safe as possible. our bigots asked? earlier, i spoke to neil fergus, security expert and ceo of intelligent risks, who provided security for 11 summer and winter olympic games. i asked him about the scale of security at these olympics. um, look, having worked on the french bid, uh, eight years ago, there were certainly some very careful examination of the success of the london olympics and the redevelopment of stratford, east london. and they have tried to mirror that in terms of the works that have t

heritage itself, which was carried around mercilessly in its time, which is located today from the louvre there to the watchanton in america, well, listen, that’s why i choose after all responsible approach to partners, for now we’ll leave the muzzle to those who use the muzzle, but i think it’s just a matter of time. excellent, better like the belarusians, yes, it’s true, thank you, maxim vladimirovich, you know, it was a wonderful conversation, it’s a pity that we are limited in time, thank you, thank you. stop green girl of course. well, flowers, good morning everyone, who wants a drink? i’m picking oranges, one minute, why are you young people, keep looking somewhere, dreaming about something, keep running, running somewhere, don’t look at people, at least pay attention, a little more carefully, what is needed, oh, what ’s going on, what’s going on, the young people have gone, a handsome man, why don’t i see people like him on the street, vera, oh, i’ll wipe it now, where is this, what is this, this man died, heirs they get rid of books, okay, they take the library, and not just throw

we louvre of course keep you updated throughout the day, see you soon.eader, ismail haniyeh, in tehran will not go unanswered. hamas accused israel of carrying out the attack, which occurred in the early morning, just hours after mr haniyeh attended the inauguration of the new iranian president. the armed wing of hamas says the killing will �*take the battle to new dimensions�*. there's been no official comment from israel as yet. the attack leaves efforts to negotiate a ceasefire in gaza under new strain, and threatens to tip the region into further violence. as the fears around that grows, here's my colleague, azadeh moshiri. you can barely see girls on this map. as we've seen over the course of this war, what happens on this small strip of land has far—reaching implications across the entire region. and that's because of hamas, which is a proscribed terrorist organisation by the united states and the uk as well as several other countries. and its long—standing ties with iran, which is known to provide financing, military support, weapons training and

us first ladyjill biden in town, joining world leaders tonight for a dinner at the louvre.al rehearsals ahead of tomorrow's unprecedented opening ceremony, staged not in a stadium but on water, with athletes paraded down six kilometres of river on boats, in front of 300,000 spectators and the eyes of the world. the man in charge today telling me he was confident. it's definitely a huge challenge, but think about it. on a six kilometre parade, the athletes are going to go through some part of the history of france, with an artistic show intertwined into the parade. it's going to be special, and we want our game is to be special. so we have paris. it's a fantastic asset and we want to show it to the world. ~ . , ., , , asset and we want to show it to the world. ~ . , .,, , ., ,., ., , world. with an emphasis on temporary venues at iconic _ world. with an emphasis on temporary venues at iconic settings, _ venues at iconic settings, organisers are aiming to deliver the most sustainable games in history. there have been record ticket sales, although hundreds of thousands of seat

course, there are only two of them in the world, this one , for example, they recently stole from the louvrefriend, choose, or i ’ll put you in jail and steal the cups. parity mercedes, i’m listening, gennady from lovra or exchange, you give me a cup, and i give you rogatsky, not really, i’m gennady goretsky, no, now your last name is rogatsky, who is saying this, you are interested in who is speaking or interested in who is cuckolding you with his wife, what? who are you anyway? if you hurry, you will still find your wife and lover in a warm bed, in your bed. oh, oh, wait, come here, uh, what kind of people, yes, i see, i see. hello, it’s too early for dating, god forbid, just what a coincidence, my car also has numbers 30, 40, yeah, well, it happens, so what should i do now give you a lift, that i will then be an accomplice, that i will be an accomplice in the theft, this is not your car. where did you get the idea that it’s not mine, it’s just that someone gets into the car, starts adjusting the mirrors, the seat is there, and you are observant, so my guy took the car yesterday , they rea

the historical heritage itself, which was carried around mercilessly in its time, which is from the louvret was a wonderful conversation, it’s a pity that we are limited in time, thank you, thank you, the situation on the polish-belarusian border is getting worse, because germany has begun to expel people with asian and oriental appearance from its country to the territory of poland, it looks more like a local agreement , which they decided to use for internal politics. good evening, panorama is live, ekaterina tikhomirova is with you, let’s summarize this friday, watch this episode. negotiations on valaam, development of belarusian-russian relations, union projects, regional security, the president's working visit to russia continues.

historical heritage itself, which was mercilessly carried around in its time, which is located from the louvrelisten, that’s why i still choose a responsible approach to my partners, here’s a muzzle for now we’ll leave it to those who use a muzzle, it’s like, i think, a matter of time, thank you, thank you, don’t miss out on traditional markets and develop new export directions, the president spent. other countries, including russia. more one of the issues at the meeting concerns the implementation of import-substituting investment projects financed with the participation of russian state financial loans. an important topic of the event was also the organization of work to ensure the quality of products produced by the domestic industry. we determined the main directions for the development of belarusian industry at an extended meeting in april. the tasks remain the same, there is no need to clarify them, but if you have revised them and see that something is wrong there, you should not maybe you will have an impact today. our main goal is export diversification. as i said, we are everything.

. —— need the louvre. —— need the loo. it's not been there before. stop it.go to the loo. i mean, what do you do on election night? let me ask you the same question. well, if you. i always remember doing behind the scenes of the 2015 election, which was at the bbc�*s old studios in elstree, and i was making the behind the scenes video for the sunday politics. i remember you coming and interviewing me. yeah. um, and i remember theresa may coming out the doors. we ran up to her, shoved the microphone in herface, and she was saying to her special adviser, "i really need the loo." and i was like, oh, gosh, i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. we won't use that bit. she's like, yeah, please don't. anyway, it's not all glam, right? that's it for this episode of newscast. it's not all which bits are. zero glam, zero glam. right, henry? see you soon. see you. and thanks for listening to this episode of newscast. there will be another one along very soon. bye. newscast from the bbc. hello there. not much change to the weather as we move into tuesday. in fact, the upcoming week

the historical heritage itself, which was carried around mercilessly in its time, which from the louvreow we’ll leave the muzzle to those who use the muzzle, but it’s like, i think, a matter of time, great, better like the belarusians, yes, that’s true, thank you,

a historical heritage that was carried around mercilessly in its time, which is located from the louvreve the muzzle to those who use the muzzle, but it’s like i think it’s a matter of time, great, better like the belarusians, yes it’s true, thank you maxim vladimirovich, you know, it was a wonderful conversation, it’s a pity that we are limited in time. me, thank you, thank you.

>> i'm going to call up to the podium john johnson who is our public policy fellow at the louvre our center. >> good to see you, thanks for coming and welcome to milwaukee. a theme in today's presentations that craig really hit on is the genuinely remarkable way that voting patterns within milwaukee have changed even as the state as a whole has remained evenly divided. donald trump lost the state by fewer than 21,000 votes. george bush lost it by fewer than 6000 votes in the year 2000. so the narrow division is familiar, but the average wisconsinite lives in a town whose vote has shifted between 15 points one way or the other. in this way, wisconsin despite demographically dissimilar from the country as a hold -- as a whole. the state still encapsulates the basic partisan division of the country arguably better than anywhere else. i regularly encounter journalists perhaps some of you, who want to write a story about how their favorite subset of the electorate will decide the next election in wisconsin and i guess it's true that most voters you might think of may technically numerical

the seine through the center of paris, past some of the most iconic places in paris, including the louvredame. it's going to be massive. you have 85 boats and it will be the ceremony normally inside of a stadium. outside of the stadium and on the water. it is being directed by thomas jolly, he's the art director. he comes from a theater background. he's normally used to tiny theaters and making that work artistically. now he has this entire river. there are going to be a lot of surprises. they like to keep things close to the vest for the opening ceremony. it is always a chance for the host country to show off its culture, its history, and you can certainly expect that to happen. and then you will have the parade of athlete, and for many countries they will be on their own boat. some countries will be in boats together. it will be so tremendous to see all of that happen. what they are a little worried about is the weather. it's supposed to be a bit spotty, andrea, there might be some showers. it could get a little soggy, but there's a lot of excitement. >> rain or shine, it's going to be

the latest dissent is written by justice soda mayor, it is no different than people going to the louvre super grilling their hands to the mona lisa. it doesn't change the argument or how people feel about climate change. what it does is people hear noise and they turned away from the argument altogether. i think it has the same effect, and justices should be above that. i think they should use careful, sometimes colorful legal language, but certainly not as political as this has been. we are already hyper politicized. the one thing people could finally agree on in our politics was that joe biden cannot be president anymore after the debate. >> emily: and other major story breaking today, on that note, president biden's desperate bid to save his reelection campaign. as new reports now claim it is jill biden he was keeping the president away from people who would convince him to drop out of the 2024 race. stay with us, guys. ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ pain was keeping me off my game. and now i'm winning again. blue-emu is the powerful relief i nee

answer: no, this is an ancient greek marble goddess, but if you are interested, it is now kept in the louvreough, so to speak, be sure to run in and take a look, the seventh question, is the word spelled correctly, which is what you see on the screen, time , olesya. i think so, because, in my opinion, in the fourth grade, well, we went over this word, it’s a dictionary word, yeah, that is, there is no rule, you just need to ... yes, something tells me that maxima has a different opinion, no, this is vocabulary word, after all, i remember that it was in the fourth grade. yes, this word is written absolutely correctly, and this is really a dictionary word, no rules apply here, you just have to remember. eighth question: is it true that the belarusian analogue of the scottish bagpipes is called dudka, time. david, it seems to me that for some reason you are sad, how did you answer this question? i answered no, because, as far as i know, the bagpipe has several variations, where you can blow, well , that is, there is one wind hole, but it comes out maybe through different holes, and in general t

the artistic director has done is played out scenes along the grand palais, and notre dame and the louvreeven though it has been a little soggy, chris, which was a bit unfortunate. >> i have a very serious question to ask you, how many days have you been there and how many french pastries have you eaten? >> quite a few. actually, i love the baguette, and, in fact, i actually pitched a story all about the baguette, which is basically just me eating really great baguette. we woke up at 4:00 in the morning, and went to a bakery. we matched up with the baker who won one year the best baguette in paris. a good baguette is fantastic, but when you eat a baguette straight out of the oven, it's magic, pure magic. >> you're killing me right now. i have to give you props but not only pitching that but convincing them to let you do it. stephanie gosk, enjoy the games. >>> and still to come, donald trump trying to cement himself as the crypto candidate. not if kamala harris has anything to say about it. ala has anything to say about it protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to preve

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is no, this is an ancient greek marble goddess, but if you are interested, it is now kept in the louvre are passing through, so to speak, be sure to stop by and take a look. seventh question: you spelled the word you see on the screen correctly, time. olesya, i think so, because, in my opinion, in the fourth grade, well, we went over this word, it’s a vocabulary word, yeah, that is, there is no rule, you just need remember, you think so, yes, something tells me that maxim has a different opinion, no, this is a vocabulary word, after all, i remember that in the fourth grade it was, yes, this word is written absolutely correctly, this really a vocabulary word with... inflate, well, that is, there is one wind hole, but it can come out through different holes, and in general the bagpipe is designed differently than the pipe, but what does the pipe look like? well, a pipe, it’s just a small piece into which you blow with your fingers in one place, close the necessary holes, and from another place the air accordingly, it turns out that you can imagine a bagpiper, here we still have scottish b

depart from the notre dame cathedral and then it will sail past city landmarks something like the louvre, the notre dame, and then they'll get to the foot of the eiffel tower, which is adorned with those olympic rings. and that's where it will end. the athletes will descend and they'll walk down the trocadero, and they will light the olympic flame. let's show you how much this takes to put together. we're talking 10,000 plus athletes. 206 countries, 92 athletes, 300 spectators on the four mile road, a thousand cameras, 3.5 hours of programing and a billion, a billion viewers. that is set to start in just a short time. and they want to make sure that nothing else happens tomorrow. what the french say will be a magnifique, one of a kind ceremony. we're going to continue to monitor situation from here again. arc de triomphe, outside that perimeter. back to you. it's going to be a spectacular opening ceremony. i can imagine one like no other. and glad you're safe, jess. as jess said, the day is finally here. opening ceremony is at 1030 this morning. you can watch it all morning long, or you

and so she's been posting videos of her time there, including at the louvre, where she had i mean, she's so she had a private, yes, audience with the mona lisa. and then she started crying. oh, it was really good, i guess. she said, you know, she's been to paris many times, but she's usually on tour, so she doesn't have time to actually see paris. >> i love this for her. >> yeah. me too. >> well, i'll be watching. i can't wait, all right. >> yes. and good night for that tonight. it's going to be cool. we've got our cooldown underway today. and unfortunately, if you're planning on some warm weather for the weekend, you're going to have to stay tuned to the forecast because things are changing rapidly. there's a system offshore, and then there will be several systems embedded in the jet stream that will allow for the cooling to really not continue, but keep us at that status or stratus quo, as we get into monday and tuesday. so just a modest warm up. what a gorgeous sight here from our camera from our sutro camera 56, san francisco 61, oakland and hayward with mid 60s and san jose upper 50

dozens of boats are cruising three miles down the seine past landmarks like the eiffel tower and louvreull of cheering crowds. joining us correspondent stephanie gosk. can i be you today? >> yes. i have to admit, this is a plum assignment, even among plum assignments. it is so much fun to be here. it was amazing to watch the opening ceremony unfold here. we've been talking about it for months. such an ambitious idea, but what has been cool about it and you'll see it tonight, i'm about to explain doesn't ruin it for you. watch it when it happens or record it. there are those moments throughout every opening ceremony where the host country will highlight its history. what's amazing about this there are historical points along the seine and they have used them throughout the opening ceremony. my favorite one takes place in a building, marie antoinette held there during the french revolution and a wild seen with a metal band playing, all of these figuring representing marie antoinette with their heads in their hands, streamers the blood of the french revolution. it's french and fantastic. y

the louvre next door, isn't it? his disciples. >> yeah. yeah >> yeah. yeah >> i thought it was shocking. >> i thought it was shocking. >> honestly, i would just say another misjudgement. yeah. okay firstly, very quickly just finish the second point that i didn't get to. i think i think it was it was difficult to make it was it was difficult to make it a spectacle, certainly for the people actually there in paris , but also to an extent for paris, but also to an extent for us that in fact it was so fragmented. going to your point about this last summer supper, i when i was watching it, i was so sort of bored by it that i didn't actually notice what was going on. but having noticed, brought to my attention by you. thank you very much. yeah. and as a lapsed christian, i mean, i was confirmed as a child, and my christianity has sort of faded away. i think it's i think it's away. i think it's i think it's a mistake. i think it's silly, it's horrible. but i don't feel deep offence. i think, jesus, if, if, if jesus christ

that so many tourists and people from around the world know about, including the eiffel tower, the louvre, the architrave on and on. it goes. and it just went on and on with the most amazing musical acts, including lady gaga, celine dion. but also just so many wonderful bizarre french things is i could go read up people rereading a lot about this was very french and also just some of the greatest athletes ever all on boats. and more and more people people coming along at boats, including carl lewis and nadia culminates rough anadol and serena williams at the end with the flame i've, been, i've never seen i've covered the luxe lot of time. he's never seen anything like it was spectacular and it ended with a hot air balloon and the flame going up into the air it just when you thought you'd seen it all through a few more tricks at the very end. >> wow, they've really, they outdid themselves. it sounds like sadow wasn't there, but you know, you had a lot of people there at the opening ceremonies and that's notable given these big disruptions to the olympics with french officials saying severa

around 10,000 athletes are sailing down the water, taking in the louvre, notre dame and the eiffel towerthe event's also seen performances from the likes of lady gaga, and it's even rumoured celine dion could be part of the glittering conclusion to tonight's celebrations . meanwhile, people celebrations. meanwhile, people travelling to the french capital for the games are facing massive disruption after vandals targeted the rail network. today, more than 100 workers have been dispatched to repair high speed lines around the caphal high speed lines around the capital. some routes will return to normal tomorrow, but 1 in 4 eurostar services have been cancelled and will be out of action over the weekend . here, action over the weekend. here, an alternative healer has been convicted of manslaughter after a 71 year old woman died following one of his slapping therapy workshops. hongkai zhao, who has no medical qualifications, preached the benefits of hitting yourself to rid your body of toxins . rid your body of toxins. danielle carr—gomm has been following his instructions and stopped taking

the boats going past the louvre, past the notre dame cathedral.le with about a billion people watching around the world. last night the u.s. women's national soccer team defeating zambia 3-0. trinity rodman scoring, the daughter of dennis rodman. things get much more difficult this weekend. they play on sunday germany, one of the best teams in the world. as i said, the disruption of the trains is a problem. the source of the attack is something authorities here are looking at. by this is going to be a spectacle like no one has ever seen on that river behind me. >> the last couple of games impacted by covid. families couldn't go to cheer on their husbands, daughters, sons and wives. now it couldn't be a more spectacular setting. >> reporter: there's just so much here and to pull off a games, an event of this magnitude in an old european city. london did it years ago in 2012. the crowds are back. the enthusiasm is here. the city is fully locked down. 7:30 eastern time in prime time. do tune in because it's going to be like nothing we've ever seen be