it's morocco.it was loosely governed by the major powers, an international zone. for years, it seemed, everything was permitted. nothing was forbidden. at the northern tip of africa, a short ferry hop from spain, tangier was a magnet for writers, remittance men, spies, and artists. if you were a bad boy of your time, you liked drugs, the kind of sex that was frowned upon at home, and an affordable lifestyle set against an exotic background, tangier was for you. ♪ >> anthony: matisse, genet, william burroughs. many have come this way, staying a while or hanging around. but no one stayed longer or became more associated with tangier than the novelist and composer paul bowles. in works like "the sheltering sky," he created a romantic vision of tangier that persists even today. a dream that has become almost inseparable, in the minds of many, from reality. i'm here to find that dream city. the place burroughs referred to as interzone. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: tangier, like i said, was a city of ex-pats. people

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it is a story that has been developed in morocco and is picking up steam. we will bring you all the latest details here on france 24. >> on a lighter note -- a word on the french visionary, which ingoing to get new words 2018. florence: eight new words make it in. robert dictionary -- there is an article on some of the words that are going to make announcer: this is a production of china central television america. walter: music is one of the greatest equalizers. it can bring together people from different social and cultural backgrounds. the result is a shareded human experience ththat transcends all boundaries. this week on "full l frame," we'll mt ininnovators who a are connectig the world ththrough their r mus. i'm mike walter in los angeles. let's take it "full frame."

well, if you couldn't get enough racing after the kentucky derby check out this camel race in morocco. it's part of the annual gathering of the tribes, the running of the camels is almost 2.5 miles long, double the length of the famed kentucky derby. i think we have our winner. >> we do. they are missing some of the hats, though, and mint juleps. i'm sure just as fun. fast. >> have you sat on a cam snl those are bumpy rides. you get on one of those, fascinating to see. >> just ahead today kicks off the biggest summer concert series ever with harry styles. and a major scare in paris puts police on edge. oh yeah? ended up saving a ton of money on car insurance. i hear they have a really great mobile app. the interface is remarkably intuitive. that's so important. ♪ we can'twhy?y here! terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you. (avo) charmin ultra strong. it cleans better. it's four times stronger and you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. (vo) more "dper rollres for mom" bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand.

like to get this procedure done in morocco. [laughing] never. granted, a lot of these countries that were talking about through the election process has health care coverage for all citizens. and that's great, but the other thing we don't talk about is that's not free. and for those of you who studied business at a great school of business at pepperdine, or anywhere else, you learn on day one in economics that everything has a cost. in fact, my grandmother who had a ninth grade education always said, nothing is free. our great system has come at a cost, no doubt. and it is up to us to again continuecontinue to drive qualia lower cost and make it accessible to all. we have always been a caring nation, and the notion that we have allowed people to perish because they did not have insurance is frankly nonsense. and you are both cedars-sinai and mayo clinic talk about the fact that a number of the procedures and a number of their care is given at no cost at all to the patient. in fact, with the affordable care act they get paid pen

. >> spain, morocco, the netherlands and germany. and even an audience with the pope.oal -- keeping madeleine's face in the news. >> if you have seen this little girl, please, could you go to your local authorities or police. >> using media dramatically increased the likelihood that somebody would come forward with information that could lead to her safe recovery. >> reported sightings of madeleine poured in from around the world. but one theory gained traction, that gerry and kate mccann were responsible for what happened to their daughter. how do you deal with the fact that more and more people seem to be pointing the finger at you? >> in july 2007, british sniffer dogs trained to detect the scent of blood and cadavers were sent here to help the investigation. what they found led to a major shift in the case. the dogs alerted to tiny specks of blood in apartment 5-a. >> she will find any human blood. >> according to the handler, one dog reacted to potential human remains in the trunk of the mccann's rental car, even though they didn't rent the car three weeks after m

arab, portugese, uh -- >> man: so, because, yes, the portuguese and the english first the frorocco,e moroccog of various roads, independently from the colonization prior, makes the senegalese people very open-minded, very good negotiators, also. >> anthony: marie-caroline camara is a st. louis metis -- senegalese father, french mother -- and she's hosted a lunch with some friends and colleagues, all of whom consider themselves senegalese first, before anything. >> marie-caroline: and, and my feeling compared to other african countries, is that maybe it's come also from, uh, the, the wolof women because the metis family here, people were rarely married. well, at least the descendants -- >> anthony: between wolof and other groups. >> marie-caroline: -- recognize, you know? compared to west indies where even if people had, um, some white people had children with, um, their slaves, they were not recognized. here all these, uh, children and unions were recognized. so, for me that is very special. >> woman 2: the most, eh, um, riches in, in senegal is our culture. is not, uh, petrol, oil, or, othe

done in morocco. [laughter] never. granted, a lot of these countries that we were talking about during the election , health care coverage for all citizens, and that is great. the other thing we were talking about is that is not free. for those of you who studied business at pepperdine or anywhere else, you learn day one that everything has a cost. who had ather ninth-grade education always said nothing is free. our great system has come at a cost. is up to us to again continue to drive quality at a lower cost and making it accessible to all. always been a caring nation, and the notion that we have allowed people to perish because they did not have ,nsurance is frankly nonsense and you heard both cedars-sinai and mayo clinic talking about a number of their procedures and their care is given at no cost at all to the patients. in fact, with the formal care act, they get paid pennies on the dollar for a number of procedures they do every day. most of our hospitals and care centers are not for profits. of

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, morocco. almost roughly 200 countries at the united nations-sponsored conference, which was -- the goal of which was to put some specific commitments into the verbal agreements that were reached at paris in december 2015, the preceding international conference on global warming. the paris conference did intend to reach a verifiable treaty, but they couldn't because the most dangerous organization in human history. the republican congress would not accept any commitments, so therefore, the world was left with verbal promises, but no commitments. well, last november 8, they were going to try to carry that forward. on november 8, in fact there was , a report by the world meteorological organization, a very dire analysis of the state of the environment and the likely prospects, also pointed out that we are coming perilously close to the tipping point, where -- which was the goal of the -- the goal of the paris negotiations was to keep things below that -- coming very close to it, and other ominous

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tried to shoot it in a traditional, realistic way using another city as the backdrop, for example moroccoooked at that possibility and we didn't find it satisfactory. tehran is a very specific city visually, the way the streets are, the buildings, the people, the cars, the clothes people wear. there is no way you can fake that. >> the film shows the under belly of the iranian capital -- drugs, prostitution, and the double standard applied to men and women. there is a character suffocating under the weight of the conservative expectations of her husband's family. >> the director and i spoke a lot about this character before making the film. who is she? where does she come from? how does she find herself in this kind of family? we thought maybe she came from a left wing family, the sort of people who just had trouble in the revolution. of course it's true that this story is taking place in iran but this is a problem for women ll over the world. >> thehe characters seek to lea iran frustrated by a society that stifles his professional aspirations. something the director admits is slightly au

with new herbal essences bursting with argan oil of morocco and notes of jasmine to put more life inth the power of bio:renew to put more life in your hair. try new herbal essences and let life in" >>> one week ago tonight i made an emotional speech seen by millions and as a result of my powerful words that night republicans in congress had second thoughts about repeal and replace, they realize that what is right is right, and i saved health insurance in the united states of america. thank you. i didn't? i didn't save it? they voted against it anyway? i really need pay more attention to the news. >> he got the laughs there. jimmy kimmel returning to late night, firing back at critics over his comments on the health care plan. kimmel brought on senator bill cassidy who says any new health care law passes the jimmy kimmel test. >> we will get there if the american people call their senator, say we got to fulfill president trump's contract, lowering premiums with coverage of passing the jimmy kimmel test. if we do that, we get an american plan, not democrat, not republican, an american

not apply a broad brush to all north african economies at this point, there are differences between moroccoow, former colonial power, they need to make sure there is stability from the failed state and with the tragic events in manchester that has come to the forefront as well so that should be the starting point, combat institutional structures, failures and make sure terrorism is contained. jeffri, many thanks. let's cross to canada, where —— to singapore, where canada's trade minister is on a visit. karishma vaswani is in singapore. donald trump talked about the trade deal, he said it was a disaster costing millions of american jobs. he has talked about withdrawing from it completely if he cannot get better deals with canada and mexico. so canada has been looking further afield, to asia, in fact, to sign some new deals. this week the canadian trade minister has been touring asia, vietnam, singapore, south korea and japan. we spoke to him today and he told us that nafta has been extremely beneficial, not just for canada but for the us as well. this agreement has provided millions of good

was defence minister, i had a meeting with him and at that time he had rushed back from holiday in morocco thought was going to be the saudi effort injoining thought was going to be the saudi effort in joining america, thought was going to be the saudi effort injoining america, president obama's administration in punishing president assad for that gas attack. that, of course, never happened. he blinks, there was no support for it either in parliament in britain or in congress. but the fact that he did not go ahead with it shot him to be weak in saudi eyes. they like the fa ct be weak in saudi eyes. they like the fact that president trump went ahead with it. they want to see more of that sort of thing. but if you start military actions, people die. the president knows speaking, that is a reminder for president knows speaking, that is a reminderfor many president knows speaking, that is a reminder for many countries that this is existential threats to the rule and sometimes it is the way that the rule that has a profound effect on the ability to actually combat these threats. nobody had to t

. ♪ >> anthony: morocco has ras el hanout, india, garam masala. ethiopia has this.g, and those guys who grind the stuff are covered with it, breathe it all day long. >> maya: feel this, it's so warm. >> anthony: still warm. wow. that's sort of magic, man. ♪ marcus left ethiopia at age two, so finding and reconnecting with his family has not been easy. tracking down a mom who died in similar circumstances on the right dates, following a thread to a dusty village in the oromo region, where marcus found the man he has come to accept as his biological father. he also found tigist, selam, zebenay, ashu, and daniel, presumably, his siblings by another mother. together, marcus and his sisters make doro wat, a classic chicken stew. >> marcus: you talk about old feeling. i need this to be -- go back to new york and be the chef that i have to be. i really need this. welcome to a tsige family meal. tsige family meal. so we start with the injera bread, right? >> maya: yes. >> anthony: besides the doro wat, we have cabbage, beets, and collards, root vegetables finished with the

>> yes, and he imported pieces from morocco. >> got that spanish feel. >> yeah. >> what are we doing >> i'm going to show you the kitchen that is a huge labor of love and taken me many, many months and years to work on. >> that's not the only transformation in her life. after the birth of baby number four she dropped 40 pounds. check out the nutrisystem spokesperson now. >> every time you have another child it gets a little harder. >> you know i had to ask, would she be okay with a reboot? >> jagger is my little punky. and every day she asks when they can bring the show back so she can do it. >> soleil says she is in development for a new show but not able to talk about it yet. >> >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> all right. we got lots of stars with birthdays this weekend. elizabeth hasselbeck. now it's time to take a look at your choices which british actress didn't learn to drive until she was 23? that is kerry mulligan who is turning 32 this weekend. >>> monday on "e.t." what can cam do? we put cam to the test. that's monday. >>> and we are almost out of time this weeke

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a third was captured in morocco.en had worked to recruit islamic state fighters and spread jihadist propaganda on the internet. former president bill clinton and best-selling novelist james patterson are tell -- teaming up to write a thriller. the presidentlled " is missing." it will be a rare joint release from to publishers. patterson says that he's a storyteller and that the former president's insight has allowed the two of them to tell a really interesting one. powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in 120 countries, i'm mark crumpton. david: this is bloomberg. david? memo micron -- emmanuel macron, promising unity after a bruising campaign. >> i would like to say a few words to those who did madame -- voted for madame le pen today. do not boo them. i respect standing up for your beliefs. i will do everything i can to see that these people no longer have any reasons to vote for extreme ideas. then, hetween now and will focus on picking a cabinet. how much can we extrapolate from this election, john? call it aha

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here's brendan morocco, he lost all four limbs.me in staten eyen land with countertops that rise and fall and ease i-pass ways to enter the door because he can't fumble with keys was he has no -- because he has no hands. but the government isn't building these homes, we are. we're stepping up to the plate, and we have no problem with that. a lot of these guys would have been slipping through the cracks but for our organization and chase. chase donated a lot of homes for us to rehab. >> well, liz, the department of veteran affairs is doing great work helping more and more veterans every day. but we recognize that the issue of honoring our responsibility to those who have defended us is much broader than the department of veteran affairs. so we thank you and wonderful organizations like the ones that you're involved in and many others including our business community that does step up -- liz: oh, yes. >> and the v.a. works together with strategic partnerships the help millions of veterans. liz: it's incredible. and, by the way, i enc

with new herbal essences bursting with argan oil of morocco and notes of jasmine to put more life inpower of bio:renew to put more life in your hair. and let life in" ( cheers and applause ) >> welcome back, everyone. my next guest stars on "veep" as the extremely unlikeable congressman jonah ryan. >> excuse me, shawnee, i don't know what your problem is, but i've been underestimated my entire life. failure to thrive at birth. (bleep) that. puberty at 19. when it hit it hit leak a (bleep) thunderbolt. third-grade reading level in the tenth grade. everything i have been through in my entire life has only made me stronger and taller. get those (bleep) meat balls away from me! >> stephen: please welcome the very likable timothy simons. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> how you doing? >> stephen: that is for you. >> this is for me. >> stephen: i'll wait while you hydrate yourself. go ahead. we could go here a while. >> one second, guy s. >> stephen: while you do that, i will comment i love your beard. >> thank you. >> stephen: we haven't seen jonah with a beard. >> i've been working very hard on it. >

to eliminate christians from every country in the middle east where they've been stretching from morocco all the way through lebanon to iraq and iran and pakistan. it's horrible. and so while of course most of the victims are arab, most of the victims are muslim, the christians have clearly been targeted, and the goal is not just to kill them, but to literally so frighten them that they're driven from the entire continent. laura: and what would you say to the news editors worldwide about the difference in coverage that you've seen? you know, if you had their ear, how would you try to sway them to change the way of reporting the news? >> well, this war on christians in the middle east is a bigger story. it's a longer-term story. it's not just a one-off bomb anything manchester. it needs to be covered as part of a bigger, longer history. laura: john fund, thank you so much for being with us today, an important story to talk about and continue this conversation. thank you. gregg: british airways canceling all flights from london today after suffering a major computer system failure. the out

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confidence in the last two presidential administrations of american's interest, engagement commitment from morocco to pakistan. we think of the muslim world as the arab world. that's 330 million of them. billions live beyond the borders and they're also watching what transpires. >>> doctor, your book focuses on women living in saudi arabia. what is it like to be a female in saudi arabia and how do you possibly see that changing as relations get better with the united states? >> when i lived there right before 9/11, the religious police were extremely powerful. it was very intimidating. i was a single man, i was compelle to -- never by my employer. the national guard hospital. so i was unveiled in my work as a physician. there was intimidation. i was not able to drive my car. my car remained here in new york. and for someone who is a muslim who has grown up in the west, my mother is a physician, my grandmother was educated. this was an astonishing shock. so i think the women of saudi arabia are some of the most pugnacious, some of the most determined, most lyle educated. there are more university g

"let life in with new herbal essences bursting with argan oil of morocco and notes of jasmine to puthe power of bio:renew to put more life in your hair. try new herbal essences and let life in" >>> if you had trouble keeping up with the news today, do not worry, we have you covered. three major hearings on capitol hill with former and current intelligence officials. two of them testifying at the same time before two different committees and it's all happening while the president is traveling overseas and responding this morning to the terror attack in manchester. here's how it played out in 60 seconds. >> i will call them losers, because that's what they are. they are losers. >> and back in d.c., the director of national intelligence asked about reports that the president urged him to push back on the fbi probe. >> i don't feel it's appropriate to characterize conversations with the president. >> do off legyou have a legal pe to do that? >> a president is not supposed to influence an fbi investigation. >> this is dangerously flirting with obstruction of justice. >> at the same time,

so, this is inspired by the patterns of north africa -- tunisia, algeria, and morocco -- the maghrebs really beautiful, intricate islamic architecture in these designs. and so this was the four set that we came up with for you. lemonis: i wish i could find something wrong with them. dan: hey! that's a first. that's a first. lemonis: that was a home run on your part. -dan: thanks, man. -lemonis: home run. dave: i also wanted to add that this new addition onto the shoe, which is the double needles, is something we added on. lemonis: i think this elevates the shoe from a perceived value big time. dan: the needles, for us, represents handmade, authentic textiles. lemonis: what was the incremental cost? dan: a few cents on the dollar, four cents. lemonis: look, dan did a nice job, and the finished product came out fantastic. i know it's been a bumpy road, but at the end of the day, he delivered on what i asked him to do. i think that what's on the table here is really a credit to all of you. and so daniel from dna is on his way here. -dan: okay. -lemonis: i want to see a strong presentati

in morocco, protest leader nasser zefzafi has been arrested following nationwide protests sunday night. zefzafi has emerged as the leader of an economic justice movement that was sparked by the death of fish seller mouhcine fikri, who was crushed to death in the compact of a garbage truck while he was trying to retrieve fish confiscated by police in the northern city of al-hoceima last october. back in the united states in portland, oregon, more than 1000 people gathered for a vigil to saturday honor retired army veteran ricky best and recent college graduate taliesin myrddin namkai meche, who were fatally stabbed as they tried to defend two girls against an islamaphobic attack on a commuter train on friday. the two young women, one of whom wore a muslim hijab, were riding the portland light-rail when jeremy joseph christian, who is white, started shouting ethnic and religious slurs at them. when best and meche intervened, christian stabbed them, as well as a third man, who survived. this is 16-year-old destinee magnum, one of the victims of the attack, describing it. >> he told us to

to, you know, services in places like morocco or jordan or thailand who are, you know, ordinarily quiterk with the united states on all the things we do abroad against terrorism who may tonight be thinking, i have no assurance that if i give a very sensitive piece of information to washington that the president of the united states is not going to hand that over to russia or to misuse that classified information. at the end of the day the damage done in that way could be much more severe. that is something that those of us who spend a lot of time thinking about the intelligence community are very concerned about tonight. >> no longer a hypothetical concern but a real concern where we know the damage has been done. great to have you with this report that the president and the report that james comey wrote that down one of the ways i want tofigure this out is to find out if that sounds like james comey to people who work for him and with him for a long time. joining us now is former special agent in charge where he worked under james comey. thank you for your 25 years of service to the fb

ambassador to morocco and white house middle east policy adviser under president carter. mr.ssador, let me start with you here, this is general mcmaster last hour, sort of defending if you will what happened during that meeting last week. take a listen. >> i stand by my statement that i made yesterday. what i'm saying is really the premise of that article is false, that in any way the president had a conversation that was inappropriate or resulted in any kind of lapse in national security. >> ambassador, you contend it was a nugget at the end of that briefing by general mcmaster last hour that we should be paying closest attention to. what was that? >> well, it was a nugget that mcmaster, the national security adviser, said. the president himself was not completely briefed on the sources of that information and in the context. craig, we have to understand, the president himself has said, i don't like sitting through intelligence briefings. i don't sit down and read a lot of intelligence reports. can you imagine that mr. mcmaster, general mcmaster, may have walked into the off