there she is in paris. bonjour. >> oh, i know. have fun in paris, savannah. we're sorry.r toto give themem the care,, and caringng, that anyny familyly would. kaiser p permanente.e. for r all that i is you. okay because not many people can make us laugh like amy, from talking about relationships and her home life to some topics not so morning friendly nothing is off limits when amy is on the stage. in her new special she opens up about a bunch of topics, including pregnancy and becoming a mom take a look. >> i had this awful condition when i was pregnant, hyperemesis gravidarum, which is severe nausea and vomiting. i was so relieved when i was diagnosed six months in like, okay, we know what it is what do we do? he explained to me, we haven't been able to study it because it only happens to women. >> that is it, right >> right i mean, that's it. >> isn't that the way it feels like it is. >> it's sick i think i'm allowed to say this. there is like a dozen types of viagra, but if a woman needs something, it's like, oh, i'm sorry, we have not really gotten around to studying

thank you so much for that, let's go out of paris now to - that, let's go out of paris now to lille,ive us a flavour of what's happening there? well, i'm in a suburb of lille, _ what's happening there? well, i'm in a suburb of lille, and _ what's happening there? well, i'm in a suburb of lille, and one _ what's happening there? well, i'm in a suburb of lille, and one of- what's happening there? well, i'm in a suburb of lille, and one of the - a suburb of lille, and one of the poorest— a suburb of lille, and one of the poorest suburbs here in france. now like many— poorest suburbs here in france. now like many cities in the country, this place — like many cities in the country, this place has seen riots, looting and damaged public property. everyone we spoke to here told us that they — everyone we spoke to here told us that they are scared and they don't support— that they are scared and they don't support the riots because they are actually— support the riots because they are actually affecting people that have tot actually affecting people that have got nothing to do with the police

our paris _ you for having me. our paris correspondent _ you for having me.ving me. our paris correspondent is the - you for having me. our paris correspondent is the bbc's l you for having me. our paris i correspondent is the bbc's you schofield. he gave me the latest on what we know. four of the children are in a life—threatening condition, as well as the elderly man. that is a worsening situation, as far as the toll is concerned. we hear the detail, more coming out, about what happened, that it was by this park, and a little playground in the park in annecy. out of the blue this man, who was dressed in green with a bandanna on his head, jumped over the fence surrounding this play area and started attacking the children, some of whom were in their pushchairs, some of whom may be less than three years old, and were on a morning outing in the sun. some witnesses say he was shouting something incoherent, but say he didn't say anything. it is not clear. then, having attacked the children, for probably a few minutes, started to run away as if to escape, and then

come to paris.olks gen this guthrie/mcenroe back and forth this was after a glass of rose you crushed it >> oh, my gosh, hardly he was sweet to me john mcenroe, when you play with a pro, they send the ball right to your rack et. >> you got a point on him and he admitted it. >> he looked rather winded too >> she's available for member guests around the country. >> we're going on the road >> mr. roker, what are we looking at, sir? >> i'm looking right here. my stunt double. i'm going to fill in for mike when he's a little winded. >> oh, you can't resist. i love you, guy. we'll see you later. let's show you what we have happening today. we are watching a little activity in the northeast. our friends in puerto rico, excessive heat watches today air temperatures are going to be low-to-mid-90s, but with the high humidity, it's going to feel like 112 to 125 degrees it is hot there. so we're going to be watching that smoky skies in the northeast, mid-atlantic, strong storms down through texas. sunshine thro

a protest in paris has been under way for just over a protest in paris has been under way forjust overching through the streets of a suburbin marching through the streets of a suburb in paris in tribute to a 17—year—old boy who was shot dead by french police on tuesday in the suburb. the killing has prompted rioting in paris and other cities. some 40,000 police officers will be deployed across the country tonight. there have been development coming throughout the day from france, prosecutors today said the policeman who shot the boy has been placed under formal investigation, suspected of murder. it is hard to judge from the pictures that reports coming in from the agency saying hundreds perhaps thousands of people taking part in that march, many of them wearing white t—shirts with the words justice on them. the march them wearing white t—shirts with the wordsjustice on them. the march has been led by his mother. she was the one that called for this protest and as you can see difficult to tell how many people in total, a couple of hundred at least but reports of many people involved. i

so it's in, in a paris there for us. thank you very much. and so, yeah, let's have a look at some of the news headlines from around the world. health officials and mexico say more than a 100 people have died in the past months due to a series of sheep waves. the heat has cost more than a $1000.00 emergencies across the country. side to side global warming is exacerbates indeed stream whether as the country prices for an of the wave in july the international monetary fund has agreed to give practiced on a $3000000000.00 bailout. it's economy has suffered from rising prices and crippling debt, while political struggles have to invest as the deal could mean types of government spending and a free floating exchange rates. the republican presidential candidate and form and us vice president mike pens as maples ukrainian president, followed him as a landscape on a surprise visit to keith pens. reiterated his support for a ukrainian victory, and called on to us to commit to taking a leading role on the international stage. is the 1st republican pre

in france, renewed unrest following the fatal shooting of a teenager near paris.olice have used tear gas to disperse protesters after a vigil march for the victim. he was shot dead during a traffic stop on tuesday, and anger over the shooting has been fueling days of riots. the officer who fired the shot has also been charged with voluntary homicide. reporter: the 17-year-old's mother led a fired up crowd in what started as a peaceful protest for her son. but simmering tensions boiled over, as people threw projectiles at police, who used to your guests. -- used tear gas. the vigil, turning to vandalism for some as cars were again set alight. it is the third day of unrest over the killing. the officer has been charged. but some say the problem goes much deeper. >> we live in france which is supposed to mean equality and freedom but that does not exist anymore. the police make the rules and to what they want. they decide to kill someone, they just do it. >> i would like it to never happen again. it shouldn't be possible to die like this, for no reason. who wouldn't

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back to the top story and the unrest in paris. 180 people have been arrested by paris and many have beenear—old boy in the city. more on that story now, crossing likely paris to my colleague who is there. bring us up to date with what has been happening in paris over the last hour or so. we have just arrived in paris over the last hour or so. we havejust arrived here, and this is where some of the people streamed through earlier today that much. you can hear an through earlier today that much. you can hearan ambience through earlier today that much. you can hear an ambience going past was not in the distance, you can see, perhaps, some of the smoke that is in the distance. it seems that there have been some instances of trouble in the aftermath of that march. when not sure what is burning, but we can see smoke in the background and lots of people are standing around after the march. i was speaking to people who were at the march and they said that they turned out today in solidarity, but also because they themselves said they felt scared. i was speaking to a young woman called carla who

i happened a that's a, a privacy protection school here in paris. the 5th on this mostly just in the southern parts of central powers. we do that emergency responders, a sealed off is the area that, that you're talking about. is there a danger that other buildings could possibly to last? well, that's what they are looking into. so it has, has been saying there some, it could be that some of the buildings around at the, the, the one building where i'd have the funds off. rhonda fred's uh we have heard from people who have been telling us or telling the friends media that the windows happens, placid when the explosion happens. and you know, this area behind me and actually around me is a very beautiful area from paris for that. and they also really old buildings here, you know, from the 161718 century, and then on top to standards and open to your thoughts is offering that, that might be other, you know, we can assist in these buildings which might lead to possibly dangerous situations that and let me just say, just before we run out of time, our auth

this was the scene in paris last night.lashed with police as cars were overturned and set alight. this video captured the police officer pointing his gun at the 17—year—old driver, before pulling the trigger at point—blank range. he died shortly afterwards. the authorities are deploying 40,000 police officers across the country tonight. today, president emmanuel macron convened a crisis meeting with senior ministers. he's described the violence as "unjustifiable". translation: the last few hours have been marred by violence against schools, town halls, and therefore against all institutions under the republic. and this is absolutely unjustifiable. and i want to thank all those who work to protect these institutions and restore calm. for me, the next few hours must be a time for recollection and respect. one of the people who attended the march in nanterre was mohamed jakoubi — a neighbour of nahel�*s family. he spoke about nahel. translated: he's a young man, he's very kind. he's not evil or a hooligan. what the media are s

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this of oxygen remaining. at the scene in paris were 16 people this at the scene in paris were 16 people have been injured after a gas explosion caused a building to collapse in the centre of the city. president zelensky addresses world leaders about ukraine's economic future as the uk, us and others announced billions of dollars more in support. uk inflation remains higher than expected fuelling expectations of another interest rate rise. welcome to the programme. let's return to those live pictures coming in from paris. you can see that major operation is still going on right there in the fifth district because that explosion that we heard about about an hour or so ago, new detail coming in all of the time as those emergency services deal with it. the fire crews, the ambulance service, police are all there as the latest details on casualties have been made clear. 16 people have been injured including seven who are in a critical condition. we saw one of the earlier pictures showing the whole side of the building had collapsed there onto the straight. the number of casualties, 16 have be

all the symbols of paris, claiming, poor paris.ne homophobic line -- this is so unbelievably dysphoric -- disrespectful to the fallen soldiers of friends. mark: some of those soldiers could have been perhaps gay, but nobody everything's about that, do they permit what we should get to is the cracks of the matter, it looks great, that is it real? catalina: this video we just short of an lgbtq installation around the arc de triomphe, it is not real. if you want more proof, check the surveillance cameras of errors in this website, here we have a screenshot of the live feed and you can see there's absolutely no rainbow around the arc de triomphe on this live feed. , on the video itself we found another clue, this logo that says paint that led us to and is to grim account called paint officiel, a lgbtq+ citizen media. that is where we find the original post of this video linking it to this account called dash. we went to this profile that belongs to a video creator and digital artist from california living in france, ian, who in the cap

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why can't the paris authorities deal with rodents? you are watching the main rally program.vadim zavodchenkov. hello, who this week was unlucky with the weather. so this is the inhabitants of the southern regions of european russia and them all week. it rained, the kuban stavropol region of the republic of the caucasus was drowning in the streams of heavenly moisture, and we will tell about the cataclysms in the south in our weather review, and then we will move on to the forecasts. vanka , this is yours, like a car and a flood in sochi there was a flood the resort capital of russia fell into the epicenter of a local, but extremely powerful thunderstorm. residents of the city tried to find their cars, but flooded the streets and at times were forced to just watch the cars drift away. by wednesday morning, in just 12 hours , about 50 mm had poured out in the vicinity of sochi, rains continued during the day, and recommended overflowed the banks in the khostinsky district. in the very center of the resort, the water level in the sochinka river approached critical levels. rains

you are in paris now. your familiarity with startups with the tech world, which cities do you see more hospitallable and an environment to grow and foster tech startups? simon: well, that's a slightly pointed question asking me to take sides between london and paris. but look, to be honest, europe needs both cities thriving. we need both countries, the uk and france, ambitious and giving leadership globally so that, you know, europe is competing with the u.s. and with china and other parts of the world in terms of progressing startups and of course driving technology and innovation across the tech space. and you know, ireland is very integrated into the uk economy. but we're part of the uk single market. i think what's happening in viva tech here this week is a real focus on how the european union collectively can influence the global tech sector by creating more startups across the european union by making sure that we have a single market for digital services that functions that makes sure that we have t

lucy williamson, beast -- bbc news, paris. >> our correspondent is in paris for us.as the latest. we just saw those dramatic images, that chaos in many french cities. can you describe what you are seeing where you are? >> we are in the suburb here, and that is where 17-year-old nahal lived. it is in the suburb that he died after he was killed by a police officer earlier this week. as you can see, it is quiet here. through the course of the evening, we have seen cars racing past us. on some occasions, groups of people, it is early in the night here. yesterday when we were on the streets, it was the same feeling and the same mood. then around 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m., when we were back in our hotel across the road from here, we started hearing the noise. there were crowds of people pouring through the street. the restaurant next door to where we are staying was completely smashed up. we just heard the sound of fireworks, they have been banned tonight. lots of violence, things set on fire, looting, lots of shots, not just here in the suburb, but across paris and other parts

shaheswar hosseini, a radio reporter in paris. hello, mr. shaheswar hosseini. you can hear me. i hear you. i greet you. good night and i congratulate you on eid al-adha. and france has sent about 2,000 police officers to different regions. thank you for telling me what the conditions are today and now in paris and all other french cities. fast food is at your service. these two thousand police officers are only for the province of paris, focusing on the city of nanterre . the incident of killing a 17-year-old youth by the police france, in other cities, the number of security forces and police forces has been used during the events that took place last night in nantes, west of paris, and lasted until late at night and early morning . 24 people were arrested and as the ministry of interior of france has announced, 24 members of the police have taken comfort in a superficial manner, and 42 cars in venice have also been set on fire. during the service tonight, the atmosphere is very inflamed, and the french authorities have taken all their efforts so that the people to relax the m

the, this is the w news life from the land over a 1000 injured after an explosion in paris. that last rips through the building in the cities last, the quarter igniting a huge place to go live to the french capital for the latest. the frantic search for at last said most of all of the coast of canada, potential sounds of life that detected deep beneath the atlantic ocean. but it's a race against time to breach and rescue. those believe still alive, fast. their oxygen runs out and waste a nation's by billions of dollars more to bring bills you price. that's all the fissions that a donors conference in london bout russia, but one day for the bill. the dates as well and good to have you with us. rescue is searching through rumble of a collapsed building facade in central power itself to an explosion and fire injured at least 16 people, at least for a no critical condition. authorities say the place is now under control offered spread across several buildings in the last and 4 that the districts may, has confirmed that the fine was preceded by a gas leak. authorities urging peop

it is not only paris, it is everywhere. we saw - well? it is not only paris, it is everywhere.saw protests coming from marseille, lyon, bordeaux and cities and also in the overseas territories because there is still an overseas territory and... inaudible police violence happens also here and you know there is rooted in colonial stories.— colonial stories. thank you for talkin: colonial stories. thank you for talking to _ colonial stories. thank you for talking to us. _ colonial stories. thank you for talking to us. if _ colonial stories. thank you for talking to us. if you _ colonial stories. thank you for talking to us. if you want - colonial stories. thank you for| talking to us. if you want more colonial stories. thank you for - talking to us. if you want more on the story, you can go to the website or the news app. the government's plan to deport asylum seekers to rwanda has been ruled unlawful by the court of appeal in london. three seniorjudges ruled, by a majority, that rwanda could not be treated as a safe third country. thejudgment is being seen as a major setback to p

we couldn't do that in paris.e suffered a lot in paris even with the rations there was nothing left. you were bet off in the country. >> the reference from the museum that meets with our school groups and students. there was a question in the center aisle in the green jacket. >> nicole, i can see you are a high energy action oriented person which is good for a resistance worker. you mentioned the fact you were young and most of the time you thought you were immortal. was that true of most of the resistance workers you encountered, were they young and bold. >> you know, the 17, 18, 19. after that,to they got a little more knowledge about life. [ laughter ] >> it wasn't quiet that way. it was very true of the very young ones. yes, definitely. w that's why they were able to do what they did. pasome of my friends paid the price for it. >> ladies and gentlemen, please thank nicole for a wonderful presentation and for your service. >>> book tv will bring you the latest. funding for c-span come from these television comp

wherever they may be the this is the w use lights from bullying over a dozen inches after an explosion in paris. the last rapes through a building in the cities lacking for igniting a huge lights book of life to the french capital, the latest, the frantic search for a lost sip. most of all of the coast of canada, potential sounds of life detected deep beneath the atlantic ocean. it's a race against time to reach and rescue those fully still alive as their oxygen runs out. and waste the nation's fights with billions of dollars more to rebuild ukraine politicians that a don't is conference in london valve, russia for one day for us to build the dates as well. and good to have you with us. at least 16 people have been injured down for an explosion. spots a massive fire in central powers. at least 9 people are in a critical condition. well, some of these say the blaze is now under control. last rates spread across several buildings in the last quarter. districts man has concerns that the fine was preceded by a gas slate authorities, urging people to avoid the area as rescue workers underway and joi

the paris airshow— those regions. the paris airshow comes - those regions.ons. the paris airshow comes as top i those regions. the paris - airshow comes as top figures in the world of artificial intelligence have recently warned that if not properly managed the technology could impact mankind. our reporter theo leggett met up with one of the worlds largest events contractors and asked if those concerns are justified. i contractors and asked if those concerns are justified.- concerns are “ustified. i think the concern _ concerns are justified. i think the concern is _ concerns are justified. i think the concern isjustified - concerns are justified. i think the concern isjustified but i l the concern is justified but i would make the argument that you have to think ai is one of those things that creates this big bucket that everyone puts their thoughts and for the pie would make the argument that we've been using ai for years. it's really the discussion about, are you turning over decisions to in autonomous programme? orare you really building in and using ai

a memorial march in paris for the teenager killed by police and a traffic stop crowns. turn out to demand justice for the 17 year old. the shooting has prompted 2 nights of unrest and questions about prejudice in france against lower income communities and ethnic minorities. also coming up, media reports say, one of russia's tom generals has been arrested over last weekends failed revolt. their gaze or a beacon is said to have had advanced knowledge of the rebellion. the good heavy with us france is deploying $40000.00 police to deal with protest began after the fatal shooting of a teenager during a traffic stop. authorities made a 150 or registering a 2nd night of unrest. demonstrators have turned out in large numbers that are show of respect. for the 17 year old victim, the teenager was shot in the chest. the incident is once again, feeling debate over police tactics and france. the officer who fired the shot is under investigation for manslaughter. police union say he shouldn't be presumed innocent unless found guilty. a non temp a blaze. groups right fireworks, the

the paris communities woke up to bounce out schools and damaged government buildings. off the previous nights of clashes acts that francis presidents a manual ma chrome called absolutely unjustifiable during a government meeting on wednesday. but he refused to bow to the moms by right wing politicians to impose the states of emergency. thousands of people joined the march to remember the 17 year old and l. m, and called for justice for his killings. the riley was led by his mother. so many activists, the members of estimate minority communities across from the real problem is hoss policing tactics. trust the police, but many things, but that's an increase in the number of demons for no good reason. i'm not shouldn't happen. we just have to be safe in that country. we pay i taxes, we have a right to be here. it can be a minimum of probably what you call just kill someone for no reason racism within the police killing. that's way too many of them embrace fall, right idea. so this has to stop and the, what you have left is the that, why step after now the night to find go

we start with renewed unrest following the fatal shooting of a teenager near paris. police have used tear gas to disperse protesters after a vigil march for the victim identified as nile him. he was shot dead during a traffic stop on tuesday. anger over the shooting has been fueling days of riots. now. the officer who fired the shots has been charged with voluntary homicide. stephen 10 year old now use mother lead aside crowd in what started as a peaceful policy for his son. but simmering team? sions. voyle's own people through projectiles that police who used to guess the vigil tuning to vandalism for some as cause. we're again see, so light, it's the 3rd day of unrest of a know you killing all the officer who shelton has now being charged. some say the problem goes much deeper when it's gonna save you a little closer because we live in france, which is supposed to mean equality, freedom, fraternity event. but that doesn't exist anymore. now the police make the rules and do what they. um, that's cool. what is your question is, you know, the situation is also when we don't go before

the w reporter lucy or shelton joins is now from paris. so c o, one of the officers has now been charged. what more do we know? yeah, he has been preliminary charged with a voluntary homicide. being for eliminate recharged means that there is still room for investigation before the case is being sent to court. but there is already um, an idea that this would be followed through later. um, the prosecutor from montera has already said that in his opinion, um, there is not the legal obligation of using a weapon has been not fulfilled in this case. and the officer is being held in front of him. never detention at this stage. but of course, all of this is not yet a verdict. meanwhile, thousands of turned down to commemorate the teenager that was killed. what can you tell us about how the protests unfolded today? yeah, it started relatively peaceful earlier today and non tear. we've been there with our crew and we already could see back then, that it is quite tense then. then later, it actually did become very tense and there's going to your gue

i was not 16 years old and i had left school in paris. had gone to brittany and then cannes and i was back in cannes in school but he was kind of chaotic as you can imagine. my stepfather decided okay, the invasion is going to come very soon so let's just leave cannes because of the apartments and we will go into the bottom of the alps and we will stay there until it's over and the allied invasion has taken place. so that's what we did. we went to a little place called -- a little village, charming little village. it was just a run-of-the-mill village. very, very small. it had one grocery store, one little church, and a hotel and that was it. so there we were in a hotel with my family which then also my grandmothers come with us, my stepfather, my mother and my two little sisters. and then in the hotel was also a jewish doctor come who was there for the same reason we were. and there was also a nurse that was there also for the same reason we were with her two little children. so there i was, and what to do? nothing. so i borrowed a bicyc

we couldn't do that in paris, for instance. no, we suffered a lot in paris. the roof of that food that we didn't have. even when you had your ration, sometimes you just went to the store and there just was nothing left it with nothing. so that went on for quite a while. but you were much better off in the in in the country. absolutely. and christophe referenced colette, maureen, catherine, who was a friend of the museums and meets with our groups in normandy, our school groups, our students. there was a question here in, the center aisle in the green jacket jacket and i call i can see your very high energy action oriented person, which i think would be really good for a resistance worker. but you also mentioned fact that you were very young. and so most the time you thought you were immortal. was that true of most of the resistance you encountered? were they young and bold? i think it was true of the younger men. you know, the 17, the 18, 19 actor that they got a little more they got a little more knowledge about life. so they didn't quite feel that way. but

what annoys paris paris would motherwort, or something to drink? lot with irritability. explain to you not a muffler when you step on a rake and you get spelt, the rake is not to blame. mohammed ibn salman spent almost a week in france where he owns several mansions, including a luxurious castle near paris macron must be thankful that mohammed still owns a castle near paris not paris near the castle. the saudi prince intends to nominate his country for the world expo in 2030, which was the main purpose of his visit to paris annoying fly with its ukraine pressure sanctions. and while and while the world leaders are discussing how the macron rolled the princes rolled his lip, the international sawmill boarded their next secret chat in our regular heading they snitched. i heard the macron was trying to persuade the arab to move away from russia , yes. he always persuade men, what is normal, judging by the state of the french economy , have you met? yeah, the correctness of the ban on propaganda gpt. i won’t go to big macrons, but why do i always suppo

which are the mayor of paris and has led on paris has really transformed itself into a pedestrian and bike friendly metropolis. there is currently a major transport station underway towards more livable streets and sustainable transportation. paris has an enviable 64% public transit commuter mode share in a growing bicycle population. mayor hidalgo focus on climate and green transportation initiatives known as paris, paris, respire. literally, paris breathes. includes 50 new kilometers of pop up bicycle lanes known as corona. to ease the pleasure, the pressure on public transportation. and they've converted certain sections of the highway around the river san into a riverside park and bikeway. so here is direct water. chang and i trying out the public bikes will bikes. it's a bike share that has been going on for almost ten years in paris and very, very successful. i know some of my colleagues are very interested in the public bike share. i did try both the public bike share and the corporate bike share, and i can report that the public bike share is cheaper, better and more convenien

area, right in the heart of paris. blast blowing apart a building housing a prestigious american fashion academy in the latin quarter. a fire breaking out, sending a cloud of black smoke high above the paris skyline, visible for miles around. some 270 firefighters descending on the scene. authorities will investigate the cause. for now, the suspicion is a gas leak. emergency crews taking the injured away. around 40 people badly hurt, four of them in a life-threatening condition, according to france's interior minister. one official saying most injuries caused by people literally being blown off their feet. rescue workers now searching through the rubble. two people believed missing. >> tom soufi burridge is with us now from that active scene in paris. authorities still hoping to possibly find survivors tonight. >> reporter: that's right, whit. one eyewitness telling us he heard and felt two loud explosions that was then real panic people running. this is the latin quarter right in the heart of paris, and there's a burn

the young men must is for nothing. >> my colleague is in paris. sends this update on the situation. >> this after an there was some violence here. this is think an office building and you can see the glass smashed out, the windows. some graffiti there. now this all happened after a march, a largely peaceful march took place here today, over 6000 people attended. people calling for justice for the 17-year-old who was shot by a police officer. now, we are expecting many people say more violence here tonight. that will be a third night of violence. the authorities say they deployed around 40,000 officers here in paris public transport is being shot down as well. -- shut down as well. people are racing themselves for more unrest. people throughout the march that we spoke to said a deep-rooted problem in issue is the relationship between the police and people in these neighborhoods. many say the police officers who are there to protect them simply aren't doing that. that is why so many people took to the streets for that protest which i say was largely

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which are the mayor of paris and has led on paris has really transformed itself into a pedestrian and bike friendly metropolis. there is currently a major transport station underway towards more livable streets and sustainable transportation. paris has an enviable 64% public transit commuter mode share in a growing bicycle population. mayor hidalgo focus on climate and green transportation initiatives known as paris, paris, respire. literally, paris breathes. includes 50 new kilometers of pop up bicycle lanes known as corona. to ease the pleasure, the pressure on public transportation. and they've converted certain sections of the highway around the river san into a riverside park and bikeway. so here is direct water. chang and i trying out the public bikes will bikes. it's a bike share that has been going on for almost ten years in paris and very, very successful. i know some of my colleagues are very interested in the public bike share. i did try both the public bike share and the corporate bike share, and i can report that the public bike share is cheaper, better and more convenien

our correspondence has been following the story from paris.rning, early in the morning, around 8am, yellow car is stopped by to police motorcycle riders, a routine check. we don't know whether there was some kind of suspicious behaviour on the part of the driver of this car. in any case, what we know is that the car was stopped, the two police officers approached the two police officers approached the car and are standing to the side of the car in some kind of altercation or discussion with the driver. this is all caught on video by a bystander. quite clearly there must be some kind of disagreement between the two because one of the officers has his gun drawn and then the court draws away and the officer fires and we know that the driver at that point is killed. what makes this doubly troubling is that in the initial report filed by those to police, not knowing that they were videoed, they claim that their lives has been put in danger by the driver refusing to stop and threatening to move them down. the video clearly suggests otherwise. they w

let me take you straight back to paris. those are the pictures.off buildings there as they continue to deal with that emergency. the news being updated all of the time the step i'm hearing just as i go to these pictures that now 16 people are said to be injured, including seven who are in critical condition. so, an update from the authorities there because they had said for in critical condition on the about ten minutes ago but we are now here in seven people including critical condition. 16 people in all have been injured and is quite possible the numbers will go up and you can see some of the debris there, just a huge wooden beam and we heard from some witnesses how the friends of some of the buildings had collapsed down and if you look really carefully there, just to the right of the fire engine, you can see the debris of the blocks presumably which were the friends of that building, i think i'm seen that correctly. certainly a lots of debris and that would fit with the number of people that have been injured here. so, a major incident there in

a real sense of unease in paris today. hugh schofield reports from paris.moments before the shooting. riots again in the paris banlieus. the troubled suburbs. disaffected youth taking it out on private property and symbols of the state, police responding with tear gas. it's happened before when there's a grievance against the police, like now. and now, it's a big one. two officers stopped a yellow car for a control. there was a discussion and one officer pointed his weapon at the driver named as 17—year—old nahel. then the car moved off and the officer fired. a few seconds later, the car veered off the road, the driver fatally shot. translation: for the shooting to be legal, the police officer i had to be in danger. this was not the case, since it was clearly seen in the video that the police officers are on the side of the car and not in front of the vehicle. the government is very aware how situations like this can trigger prolonged disturbances, like in the weeks of rioting that followed the deaths of two youths in 2005. translation: yesterday| we dispat

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and earlier i spoke with john list on elizabeth mateo in paris. she began by describing the situation the well, the situation is, was caused by the utility on tuesday, a young man who dried a note to of a policeman who wanted to stop his school. but he shot the young man. what are the police been shot? the young man quite black, the young man died and the past 3 days and nights that had the right stuff in the area of was the car was where the motor happened. off to was in other big searches and roles, including the se, and other searches and or around towers. so it looks like the 2005 race riots and phones underneath it as a fuzzy. but it can also look like this will be from so, so to black lives matter of some of the with, with the inside country, i'm guessing you're saying the government is quite aware that it's a big disastrous if, if they don't manage to capitalize public sentiment about this, there is a lot of public anger as you, as you've just been out by outlining. now the police officer, who's that may say it means that they're searching

we start in france with renewed on rest, following the fatal shooting of a teenager near paris. police have used to your gas to disperse protesters off for a vigil march for the victim identified as no. he was shot dead during a traffic stop on tuesday and anger over the shooting has been fueling days of riots. the officer who fired the shot has been charged with voluntary homicide. to 17 year old. now use mother need a fire crowd and what started as a peaceful policy for his son. but simmering team, sions, voyles on people through predict dogs that police who used to guess the, the vigil tuning to vandalism, to some as cause. we're again see, so light, it's the 3rd day of and raced over. now you're killing all the officer who shot him has now being charged. some say the problem goes much deeper when he felt that we live in france, which is supposed to be in equality, freedom, fraternity. but that doesn't exist anymore. the police make the rules and do what they want before they decide to kill somebody. and they just don't do it through the i would like it to never happen again. it sho

we subscribe in berlin and paris.ts, of course, i believe that we will walk through berlin and paris, but only now it will be victorious. you see how you look in this song, everyone sees for himself what he wants to see. but i believe, when i wrote this song, that we will still take a walk, because the european-american government will change, for sure, because what the government is doing now cannot stay for long, and we can all do it together. and we walk around paris in berlin and moscow and kiev, but they came to kill us, and berlin and paris want our death. well, frankly speaking, you and i will be able to walk around berlin and paris only when it is unconditional that victory and russia will become very strong again, no. and when it was different, when they all did not want our death, the russian-german war finnish war. and yes, you can list indefinitely, they are all turkish war, they all wanted our death. we are always too big, we are too resourceful for our deaths. they don’t want, they don’t want our deaths

there was looting, too, in central paris.ean city of marseille, the state library was attacked. the uk and us have now issued travel advice for their citizens visiting france. "they are right to be cautious", this independentjournalist told me. he grew up in the paris suburbs, documenting what he says is daily police aggression. he predicts the riots will only grow this weekend. anger is at boiling point, he insists. with the country on a knife edge, french politics is at its most poisonous, with opposition leaders, here on the far right, but also on the far left, trying to score points. but in the suburb where nahel, a 17—year—old french boy of algerian—moroccan descent was shot this week by a french policeman, we found people sympathetic with the rioters. translation: no one | listens to people like us, like them, otherwise. i am against violence. but these youngsters want their voices heard. as dusk approaches, the feeling in this neighbourhood is getting increasingly tense. we were threatened just now on the streets, and

mylene farmer concert canceled in paris social networks, which macron promises. roskosmos plans to launch a new generation navigation device glonass k-2 in the summer, and african countries can take part in the creation of a russian orbital station about the prospects for the development of russian cosmonautics vladimir putin was told on friday by the head of roscosmos yuri borisov, the results of the conversations in the material by anastasia efimova the launch program is being carried out without disruption and transfers. this made it possible to qualitatively and quantitatively build up the russian orbital constellation, when the president sat down with the head of roscosmos. now it is already 225 satellites, and for comparison, back in april there were only 185 of them. this is not only a quantitative grouping, but also a qualitative one over these six months. we managed to launch a location satellite for remote sensing of the earth. condor with a good resolution of less than one meter, which is able to monitor the earth in any weather at any time of the day.

and we can speak to lucy in paris now.in the report where you said basically that what is going on here is notjust to do with obviously police conduct but it is to do with a much bigger sense of dissatisfaction with life in france. yes, i mean there is anger at president macron and his government, there is anger at politics in general, but there's also a deep disappointment with the french state and the broken promises that people feel it makes to them and the government is worried that that deep disappointment might fuel a pattern of nightly riots. it's trying to curb the unrest in two different ways and it's walking something of a tight rope between them. on the one hand it wants to show that it understands the anger people feel towards the police actions that led towards the police actions that led to nahel's death. on the other hand it's taking an increasingly tough policing approach to violence on the streets and the atmosphere in nanterre today was pretty tense at times and i think there are many people here in paris

keir simmons, nbc news, paris. >> can't wait.hat's "nightly news" for this wednesday thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news tonight, will the a's get that las vegas ballpark? nevada lawmakers deciding tonight. we are watching the vote closely. >>> also, here we go again. governor newsom blasting florida governor ron desantis. >> what kind of human being does that? >> the battle continues about the

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lucy williamson in paris, thank you.olitical groups and trade union activists over a0 years should have been disbanded as far back as the 1970s had the public had known about its activities. that's the conclusion of a seniorjudge heading the undercover policing inquiry. in his first interim report, sirjohn mitting says most of those spied on didn't threaten state security or pose a risk of serious crime, as our home affairs correspondentjune kelly reports. the vietnam war — one of the defining episodes of the 1960s. protests outside the american embassy in london led scotland yard to set up an undercover police unit, the special demonstration squad, to gather information on anti—war activists. soon the sds had infiltrated scores of campaign groups. none of it was justified and the sds should have been disbanded early on says the chair of the undercover policing inquiry. today, his words were quoted by those targeted. the question is whether or not the end justifies the means. i have come to the firm conclusion that, for