and you, monsieur, are the famous simon templar. but what about brother vincent?posing he notices something he thinks clinton should know about. mr...? bond. james bond. is there time before we leave for lesson number three? absolutely. there's no sense in going off half—cocked. stir in some crushed ice, shake, strain and pour. top it off with one olive. two. did you say something? i said two. you were perfect up until the olives. two olives. that way you see they can gently bounce up against each other. i'm afraid the spectacle of two olives gently bouncing up against each other is a pleasure i shall forego. oh, you don't want to bust up a pair. we played it tongue in cheek, as i play most heroes. i really don't see myself as a hero, although i play them. so i'd play it as if it is all a joke. a house with a door. one, two, three, four. great big curtain rings, they must have come out of a giant's house. i know what we can do with these. i will be an owl. hee—haw! our aim, we were told, was to play one to one through the camera. # up and down with your brush. and

you know monsieur our father is a palestinian architect that lived through the israeli invasion and these still in charge eleven years later on the ongoing project off reconstructing the city so that was the first invaded then the troops came in and they sort of did the old city and this is where the men destruction based on. others. on the top of the on thought about. going through the old city. is like going through one. where everything was demolished the streets with them all well bush. looks dumb here is a comprehensive the story one of the quartet stuff was affected by the invasion. and you see all of it. yes. this is one of the useful you'll see more of those to indicate to the on the full just which you should go. right to has you. have a little you know you. saw this lady is one of the living witnesses of what happened during the various invasions in the eighty year period of two thousand and eight two thousand and ten minutes. after she was smoking had a lot of pot to get when the soldiers came from to watch. and you were. she was as if you speed. it in english sorry to say that

. >> monsieur le maire. >> mamadou sagna also shows up. then yama ndiaye pitches her ideas. >> we were able to build the dike with money from the fund. now we want the local authorities to help us make use of the dike now that it is there, and get young people involved. many youngsters have already helped women plant trees. >> i applied to have water pipes laid to the plots of the young vegetable farmers -- and as far as the dike, so we would have enough water there. that would help desalinate the soil even more. but they rejected my application. >> so yama ndiaye won't get any more help here. in fact, the mayor says he has no more money to spend, and asks ousmane gning how he might get some from the green climate fund.. nodespite all the difficulties,s the women have already achieved a lot. a year ago, the local authority gave yama ndiaye's women's cooperative the land they have been working on. it had been waste ground. the 40 women share the four-hectare plot. >> after the rainy season, the donors are going to drill a well and teach the

he said that he didn't see anything as she was like we had ever made a full monsieur and he went to the store earlier. then and then later. when i have years later i was released. through. two and a half years in custody and made the twenty six year old father of five rights rap songs. songs about life for louisiana prisoners. bring. it conditionally were. showers dollar me for too much very cold showers. or whatever. to know. they were there are so many innocent people because nobody paid attention. you know like. no you know voice would be the most to me is a chain. you know. the local law enforcement is the detectives. from you know work together and i mean of of nobody. is going. to get away with. this here because. frank's is not an exceptional story. louisiana was late to abolish slavery but african-americans still had to fight for their rights. but you got to talk you got here. it was me and one nine hundred sixty three that was me. fifty four years ago. that was when. i was one of them who led to demonstrations and it was met by people who would guns in and all of the other stuf

monsieur macron and mrs may won't the eu partners much longer.an ever to keep in step where they can. to stay in tune. france is a key ally. brexit is coming and the prime minister is treading a delicate line. cooperation now, hoping friendship pays off in future. at the least french goodwill is on theresa may's wishlist. the president came to this sandhurst summit to talk business about milita ntly collaboration and border cooperation. he wanted more cash for border control. he went to a migrant centre near calais this week. and now he is getting £41; million to help with security, fences, closed—circuit cameras. that has helped ease tension. border control has been a sore point. borisjohnson and a troupe of cabinet colleagues mingled with french counterparts. the two countries are the eu's biggest military powers. today they promised british helicopters to help french troops fighting jihadists in west africa. although the deals and agreements being struck here are important this summit matters more than just the sum of its parts. france will be

. >> bel: bom apetite, monsieur. >> anthony: thank you. >> bel: there's a lot of pepper, huh?r. nice and spicy. i can't feel my legs. is that a bad thing? bel is an artist after a. a very famous one. so he knows about neurotoxins. he comes from a long tradition of artists who have found inspiration in bahia. is there something about salvador do you think that is conducive to an artistic sensibility? i mean, there's so much color here, and music, and -- >> bel: lights. the light here is beautiful. >> anthony: the light is really special. the buil -- i mean -- just the colors of the city. are amazing. the colors of the people are amazing. and the way they move. >> bel: they move. >> anthony: i don't know, when i first came here, i thought everybody in this city looks like they're -- they just got --, or they're on their way to go --. so this was like central market back before supermarkets, this is where everybody did their shopping right? >> bel: oh yes, you know what? this is the real brazil here. the real bahia. >> anthony: right. >> bel: this place is the intestine of the ci

monsieur macron and mrs may won't be eu partners much longer, so they are now keener than ever to keepep where they can, to stay in tune. france is a key ally. brexit is coming and the prime minister is treading a delicate line. cooperation now, always hoping friendship pays off in the future. at least, goodwill is on theresa may's wish list. the president came to this sandhurst summit to talk business about military collaboration and border co—operation. he wanted more cash for border control. he went to a migrant centre near calais this week, and he's been promised another £41; million for border security. more child migrants would be allowed into britain and families reunited faster. borisjohnson and a troupe of cabinet colleagues mingled with french counterparts. the two countries are the eu's biggest military powers, and today they promised british helicopters to help french troops fighting jihadists in west africa. so although the deals and agreements being struck and signed here are important, this summit matters more than just the sum of its parts. france will be crucial to bri

"oui, oui, go to davos, monsieur trump. they will love you there.ear that wonderful little hat with the words on it and one of those ties that goes down to your knees, tres chic." mwah! ♪ ♪ thank you very much. ( cheers and applause ) da-da-da! and and to clinch the deal, macron made the conference sound fun. so that's all you have to do? sir, have you heard about this happening place called federal prison? ( cheers and applause ) it's all-- it's all cheeseburgers... yeah. very, very, few stairs. and your family won't have to visit you because they will already be there! i have heard davos is fancy. i mean, it's where hoity go to get their toity on. and the administration is sensitive that it might make trump seem out of touch. but here's what the man leading trump's delegation, treasury secretary and evil john oliver, steve mnuchin-- ( laughter ) here's what he-- here's what he said about davos: >> i didn't realize that it was the global elite. >> stephen: yeah. a blue-collar guy like steve mnuchin wouldn't know what the global elite even look like

monsieur macron and mrs may won't be eu partners much longer, so they are now keener than ever to keepstep where they can, to stay in tune. france is a key ally. brexit is coming and the prime minister is treading a delicate line.

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