>> life is good. >> life is good. >> marseille. >> it is very good in marseille. >> sean brock, in theof -- the admission of this is the first time as a kid i sat in a restaurant like this, and i got to watch people work. >> jean brock one of the greatest chefs in the country had his first i want to be a cook epiphany at a waffle house. his love for the place is utterly without irony and it is genuine. at a time when everyone is shouting at each other in a political discourse and it's just horrendous, a place like the waffle house becomes all the more rare and enchanted and important. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it is, indeed, marvelous. an irony-free zone where everything is beautiful and nothing hurts. where everybody, regardless of race, creed, color or degree of inebriation is welcomed. its warm, yellow flow, a beacon of hope and salvation inviting the hungry, the lost, the seriously hammered all across the south to come inside. a place of safety and nourishment. it never closes. it is always, always faithful, always there for you. >> now look. i'm look at my hash brown, and i am already confused and

we spoke to a woman from marseilles that said she wanted to come to show support. another man says he wasn't particularly unnerved by what happened. many want to come out and show solidarity with the french people. emma heyward there at the 40th paris marathon. >> a magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck off the the island of vanuatu. it was 170km north-west of santo island. large waves are possible within 300 kilometres of the quake's epicentre. more to come. including diving to the depth down under where fishermen are facing fights to hold on to their ancient traditions. peace, stability in somalia is hitting consumer's pockets. >>> hello again. you're with al jazeera. let's look at the top stories, there's renew the fighting between azerbaijan over a disputed region, which is not recognised by the u.n. the defence ministry says there has been more attacks on saturday morning. dozens have been killed on both sides. a human rights group says five have been killed in libya, as they tried to escape a center. that's a center this held thousands stopped travelling to europe.

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demonstrations against labor law reform plans boiling over in paris, marseille, toulouse, lyon, and more. organizers say over half a out in people turned total. police put that figure at 170,000. the interior minister has announced 124 arrests have been made nationwide. 24's" politically -- aurore dupuis. aurore: cleaning agents are taking away the trash, rubbish, broken bottles left behind by protesters. most of the protesters have gone home. about an hour ago, police started closing in on them to try to disperse the crowd. there were dozens of police vans, dozens of police officers who had been blocking every street leading to the square where i am, right in the heart of paris. they started storming into wards a group of people, thinking that they work troublemakers, -- started storming in towards a group of people, thinking that they were troublemakers, anarchists. thate moved in toward group of people, and there was a moment of panic, because those people started putting their hands up in the air, saying are from the" we labor union. we are not anarchists. police stopped. they did no

. >> marseille alexander and (calling names) hello, again directors allison park marseille alexanderhe president of the board and walk sf on behalf of the walk sf i'm here to express our support for the lombard safety project as you may know lombard is a pedestrian high injury cords thankfully that project contains many pedestrian safety features last week leading the pedestrian intervals that gives me the pedestrians a a hundred start that increases the pedestrian visible and decrease the crossing distances and this is higher pedestrian visible and the daylighting we thank staff for pushing the features the project and moving forward we would like to see more labor projects including fwlrg the vehicle volume and speed on the corridor question ask i support that and all it's safety features. >> thank you, ms. alexander. >> next speaker. >> excuse me. >> it is german i'm matt i own 1735 lombard student we are discussing the issues with the moving the bus stops and in my situation we're talking about going from the september 11th west to the southeast side of the intersection of lombar

we also wanted to be here in a show of support for the courage and sportsman ship of marseille and allf france. >> i feel secure, because i see the policemen and i think it's going to be ok. >> why should we come up coming to an event in a great city. you have to be careful and of course there's doubt in the back of your mind, but you have to carry on living. >> where we are now is about the 29th kilometers of this run. people say the next step is really a hard slog. there is an overwhelming sense, though, here, among those taking part and the tech taters have a determination to come here despite concerns about security in paris. >> the economic crisis in greece is affecting everyone, even the dead. many funeral parlors have been forced out of business due to a hefty sales tax. >> he is sculpting a greek revolutionary warrior planned for a city square. until the economic crisis hit greece, he thought he'd make his living from portraits of the recently deceased as his father did, but greeks in grief are spending less on remembering their dearly departed. >> a life sized statue may cost

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