_ all the way to paris. what was the reaction on board? to _ all the way to paris.hat was the reaction on board? to be - all the way to paris. what was the reaction on board? to be honest, | all the way to paris. what was the l reaction on board? to be honest, at first it was kind of funny. we heard east midlands and we had a bit of a groan, then a bit of a laugh, then we were updated 20 minutes later and they said, we cant get to the uk, so we are going to paris. cheers went up we are going to paris. cheers went up and we all thought we would have a lovely night in paris ahead of us. a young group of students beside me were deciding how to tell on tech talk that they were going to paris. for two hours it was funny, but then tiredness kicked in, the batteries were going down on phones, then we were going down on phones, then we were thinking are we actually getting home? it was when we were told that we had to remain on the plane for another two hours, so more than four hours at this stage, then we would temp two go back to dublin, then they said if we could land in

and when they came to paris in november... the paris peace conference was coming to an end and in principle key issues related to ukraine had already been decided under the influence of russian propaganda, also of polish interests, well, in other words, it was actually agreed to give ukraine to those who really wanted it. wasn't the only real chance to change the situation was to enlist the support of the french prime minister? george. lemanceau, the famous prime minister of france during the war, he took a pro-russian position, he also took a pro-polish position, that is, he was sympathetic to the rivals of ukraine at that time. clemantso's daughter has already attended the performances of the chapel and cheered for the ukrainians. she was so excited, she said, i will do everything everything, so that you speak in the state. theater there in the national opera of paris, and for my father to come to listen to your singing, and maybe he will change his attitude towards ukraine, because such miracles happened, those who were sympathetic to russia and poland and had a negative attitude towards

_ all the way to paris. what was the reaction on board? to _ all the way to paris. all the way to paris. what was the reaction on board? to be honest, | all the way to paris. what was the l reaction on board? to be honest, at first it was kind of funny. we heard east midlands and we had a bit of a groan, then a bit of a laugh, then we were updated 20 minutes later and they said, we cant get to the uk, so we are going to paris. cheers went up we are going to paris. cheers went up and we all thought we would have a lovely night in paris ahead of us. a young group of students beside me were deciding how to tell on tech talk that they were going to paris. for two hours it was funny, but then

bethany bell in paris, thank you. _ protesters says. bethany bell in paris, thank you.any bell in paris, thank you. we will keep i protesters says. bethany bell in i paris, thank you. we will keep an eye on events in paris with the founder is blockading the streets, causing some disruption, and we will see if the government makes any more concessions that satisfies them. rail passengers can expect severe disruption this week as members of the aslef union start their latest round of strike action in a long running dispute over pay and working conditions. today marks the start of six days of action with passengers in the south—east being worst affected. other lines will experience disruption later this week. our transport correspondent katy austin is at waterloo station. hi, kt. what impact are these strikes having?— hi, kt. what impact are these strikes having? waterloo station behind me is _ strikes having? waterloo station behind me is normally _ strikes having? waterloo station behind me is normally one - strikes having? waterloo station behind me is normally one of.

empezamos con las que llegan en parís 2024. olímpicos de invierno. la gran diferencia aquí es que los atletas no podrán ensayar sus rutinas y tendrán que improvisar de acuerdo a la música que el dj les ponga. el breaking se une a las disciplinas nuevas como el skateboarding, el surfing y el que hicieron su debut en tokio 2020. entre las disciplinas que no van a estar presentes en parís 2024 se encuentran el béisbol y el softball. ambos deportes tienen una corta historia en el programa olímpico con el béisbol haciendo su aparición en el 1992, mientras que el softball apareció por primera vez en 1996. ambos se mantuvieron en el programa olímpico hasta el 2012, cuando ninguno de los 2 se jugó en londres. pero ante la popularidad de ambos deportes en japón, tanto el béisbol como el softball regresaron en el 2020. y aunque otra vez van a tomar una pausa, ambos estarán de regreso en el 2020. 8 serra con un anuncio. como ustedes saben, telemundo es la casa del fútbol olímpico y por eso me complace informarles que durante los juegos ol

i what are you doing when he comes a paris swimming?— paris swimming?want there's to bend over all of the system, - paris swimming? i want there's to bend over all of the system, any l bend over all of the system, any such change, too many athletes have lost their careers will stop so we have lodged a formal complaint? the only option was to lodge a formal complaint and get awareness out there, there are author of athletes in this imposition, so if we get everyone tojoin in in this imposition, so if we get everyone to join in and speak about it, hopefully that would be a bit more change and they would look at the system again. it makes you feel powerless, i literally have no power over anything to do with my classification, which is obviously a big part of me and my buddy and condition and the way it works. that is, i think, condition and the way it works. that is, ithink, shocking. do condition and the way it works. that is, ithink, shocking.— is, ithink, shocking. do you have an hoe is, ithink, shocking. do you have any house that _ is, ithink, shocki

a hot summer day in 1946, chayot palace , paris. eleanor rosette had lost her husband, the president of the united states, a year ago. among other wives of american presidents who hold the position of the first lady of the united states, she had this position the most because in those days the two-term limit for presidential elections had not yet been applied and franklin roosevelt had been able to serve three terms as president. become america in the last year franklin died last term. eleanor had now come a year after his death in this warm and sunny summer to this pleasant part of paris, the château de chayot. it was clear that the former first lady of the united states was not there for fun. something was happening in paris, in which eleanor was involved. after franklin's death, the next president harry truman took the helm of the country. the last year of the toman war was ordered to use the atomic bomb in japan. a little later, truman decided to establish a moral and legal system for all humanity, and the rest of the heads of w

role in paris? >> well , role in paris?>> well, immediately all ombati when he saw me, he came to the same class i was going to . same class i was going to. that's one thing about ballet . that's one thing about ballet. everybody goes to the same class. when you're a beginner, you stand in the back and try to do as good as the ones in the front . so i was in the same front. so i was in the same class and one day there was this miraculous , this god like young miraculous, this god like young man with, you know, attitude and grand attitudes . and madame grand attitudes. and madame kissed him and hugged him and he was all party. and after the bar he came to me. he said, you what's your name? and i had decided to call myself corona, the russian name, because of course, all dancers my mother used to talk about with russian . used to talk about with russian. so i told the truth. i said, leslie caron , and he said, okay, leslie caron, and he said, okay, come and see me in my office at 10:00 tomorrow morning. i want you in my compa

in 1988, jacques chirac, then mayor of paris, came up with the idea of ​​cleaning up the river.t after 3 years in front of witnesses to prove that the hay was coming again. became clean. from 1991 to 2001 , the state and private investors invested 10 billion euros in the construction of infrastructure, including 500 wastewater treatment plants. nothing helped. hay is still considered the most dirty river of europe. and experts very much doubt that the french authorities will be able to fix anything at the paris city hall in six months. it is no coincidence that france has been unable to solve the problem of water pollution in the hay for such a long period of time. this. traditional inefficiency , france very often, let’s say, exhibits specific administrative impotence, and there is no escape from this, that is, it can want anything, but with a high degree of probability it can provide what it wants to the extent in which it wants, she doesn't will be able. at the same time, the interdepartmental association for disinfection of the paris agglomeration claims that over the past 4

with the political intelligence officials of egypt, qatar and the zionist regime earlier this week in paris, away from the media, about the fire in the gaza war. al-mayadeen network. according to american sources , he announced the results of the preliminary agreement in paris as follows. the mutual cessation of attacks and the withdrawal of israeli soldiers from khanyounes, the release of an israeli prisoner against 3 palestinian prisoners, investigation the release of military prisoners and the handing over of the bodies of those killed in the last week of the ceasefire against the release of all palestinian prisoners, who have been detained since the beginning of the al-akhsa storm operation, are among the most important clauses in this regard. the hamas movement also announced that it will review the proposal, but the demands of hamas are not in line with the draft paris agreement, the most important of which is the complete withdrawal of the occupying forces from gaza. the hamas movement is ready to accept new initiatives and ideas, but on the condition that the complete cessation of t

. >>> we are six months away from the paris games. we fill you in on how silicon valley technology is helping with the olympic venues. >>> but first, changing sea level drive. one area could be lifted by as much as 7 feet. this is a massive project that will cost a lot of money and take a lot of time. sergio quintana. >> reporter: it is a massive project that entails about seven miles of san francisco waterfront. it will include building in lifting some of the buildings and then relaying certain portions of the waterfront to create foundations to be able to build a series of levels, berms, and other impediments to try to protect downtown san francisco from the effects of sea level rise. the concern is that as those levels come up it will continue to be a stressor on the san francisco downtown as it could flood certain portions of the city infrastructure downtown. this is an ambitious project that will also take several years to complete when construction starts. >> so, this is not a done deal. what needs to happen to make it a done de

the siege of paris begins.roperty giant evergrande is ordered into liquidation by hong kong's high court. welcome to world business report with me, marc ashdown. we start in france, where hundreds of tractors are blocking major roads leading into paris. similar action is taking place elsewhere in the country, as part of continuing protests by farmers against falling incomes, rising bureaucracy and competition from imports. the farmers say their aim is to stop food deliveries to supermarkets. the french authorities say 15,000 police have been mobilised to prevent tractors from entering paris and other big cities. farmers have also been demonstrating in germany, belgium, the netherlands and eastern europe. let's speak now to morgane ody, who runs a small—scale organic vegetable farm near vannes in brittany. extreme measures, from

macron in paris, before the attack on kharkov.t a meeting with the military in cherbourg, he repeated the same thought like a mantra. we will continue to help the ukrainians because we cannot let russia think it can win. a russian victory will mean the end of european security. macron had to interrupt this speech twice. the gendarme girls standing nearby fainted, one behind the other, which for some reason caused laughter and a smile from the military authorities. in comments. incredibly, as soon as he said that we must make sure that russia could not win, some people felt bad, making it impossible for the russians to win, yes, as well as bringing the russian economy to its knees, the murdered french, macron said nothing. paris does not consider these people mercenaries in any case, contracts that they conclude with the armed forces of ukraine equate to working for a foreign state, which means, according to the law of april 14, 2003, sanctions. journalists doubt whether the french authorities are unaware that citizens are fighting

, what, paris.en crying for him for a long time, so we need to go to him. how did i not immediately recognize this, what kind of opera am i now? you'll be great, but let's just go with it we’ll figure it out, bring it to mind, my eyes are afraid, my hands do it right, then i don’t get upset. in fact, anything can happen, and you’re still a girl, naive and fragile, you really want to believe in miracles in good men, and you’re doing the right thing , there are many more good men, i confirm, you’re right rit, thank you for supporting me, let’s sit down, so , well, why gusev, wrote a testimony, says that he didn’t just send kolesnikovo, he said that he spent all the money, for which he bought some kind of newfangled laptop, gadgets. some kind of watch iphone, in general, i googled the cost of all these toys, well, that’s why it comes out to about two million, listen, well, this could just be an ordinary excuse, like the old man is sorry, he spent all the money, and the goose says that he himself person

’t like paris, there is poverty there too, people suffer there too, paris is not only beauty , it’s ahe right thing, that’s what could be better than a small russian town, and even in winter, snow, like outside the window, snow, of course, it’s not as luxurious, not as cheerful as paris, but it cleanses, it ennobles, it’s not like that safe, like that, and you scare him, well, he has his own beauty, but not everyone, say, yes, not everyone has it, well, yes, but i want to drink to the beautiful and cheerful french people, for us russians, france and the french have always been something. magical, which means we are all nobles they spoke in french, pushkin wrote to his wife in french, he was killed by the way, also a frenchman, so let's drink to russian-french friendship, that is, to you, i understand, we will drink to the health of russian women, you have a snack, a snack, this i baked it myself, eat, eat, eat, between. i’m going to her, she’s beautiful, smart, she understands every movement of my soul, she’s educated, she just catches my thoughts on the fly, my wife, but she speaks?

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paris really want to starve? paris out, as it's only got three days supply of food and joe biden says he has decided what is response to iran is going to be following that drone attack that killed three us servicemen . he killed three us servicemen. he hasn't told us what it is, but i wonder what it would be a proportionate response. we'll be joined by a former british ambassador to iran. but before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . with polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, let's start this bulletin with some breaking news that we've received the half hour. received in the last half hour. lucy letby has had her bid to challenge her conviction rejected by the court of appeal . rejected by the court of appeal. the 34 year old serial child killer was sentenced to 14 whole life orders after she was convicted of the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of six others. the nurse lodged an application for mission to permission to appeal against all of h

so when it comes to paris 2024, it could be expensive. what did you find?i found mission impossible, but thanks for the opportunity. seriously, we went to google flights and found for the nonstop from sfo to paris around the opening ceremonies, $2,300 for this flight. we actually found one that was more expensive, $2,500. this is the graph that google shows us that these prices are actually pretty high. >> mm-hmm. >> but that wasn't the end of the story. >> okay. >> kept digging. if you're willing to make a connection and then fly to paris' other airport, we found a fare, same days, as low as 1,900. >> that's $1,500 you save. >> per ticket. for a family of four, it's a huge savings. shop around. >> hotels. >> i thought they might be booked up. we actually found tons available. on the low end, $293, which is not great although i admit i did expect to see astronomical rates. so that is definitely the cheapest one we saw. not cheap. but on the high end, if you want to go five star luxury, $2,500 a night. the choice is yours. >> i'll pass on the high end. so fo

appreciate it, maxvilly from around there, mustafa chayer, academic and political commentator from paris, thank you to you both. iranians fed up with the last monarch took to the streets in 1979 to topple the puppet regime whose strings were being pulled by the us. the uprising had actually started over decade ago under the leadership of imam khomaini who was living in exile. listen to the stories of the protesters who braved the bullets. for their cause. they said, oh, the ayatollah homani is coming to paris, it's a very old story, 41 years ago, are you rise here? he just told me like a grandfather, you know, the the the interesting part of the story is not me, i'm not the one important, what is important is to continue what you have done in iran, someone called me telling me you should come to paris quickly, because the imam komaini is going. back in terron and we want you to be in the plane, the imam ramen during the flight was sleeping upstairs when the imam arrived from paris with a special plane, the first stop he made was here and it was a way to say now i am in charge, it's finis

we begin in paris. the capital is where most of the sites are. steeped in history, they show, showcase the city landmarks like grand palais. it will be here that some 8000 spectators will be able to watch the majesty and the fierceness of fencing and tae kwon do. the sergio quintana was built for the 1900 paris exhibition and it was created for this kind of event. it is revered for its glass ceiling. it is there that our home time champion, alex -- will be going for gold. just this month alex qualified as a starter for team usa and also anchored team usa to qualify for paris games. so, congratulations alex. i will be seeing you at grand palais . it's so exciting and we have so much more. the paris games will mark the first time that male artistic swimmers are allowed to compete. will introduce you to a southbay swimmer who is coming out of retirement to chase his olympic dream. >>> trying to send a message with a demonstration in the east bay. protesters are asking a federal judge to do. you may know adam schiff's work to protect the rule of law,

they said, oh, the ayatollah homani is coming to paris, it's a very old story, 41 years ago, i arrive here, he just told me like a grandfather, you know, the the the interesting part of the story is... not me, i'm not the one important, what is important is to continue what you have done in iran, someone called me telling me you should come to paris quickly because the imam khumani is going back to tehran and we want you to win the plane, the imam homani during the flight was sleeping upstairs, when the imam arrived from paris with a special plane, the first stop he made was here and it was a... way to say now, i am in charge, it's finished, the time of of the shah is over, it speaks with me the saint of the soil from the blood. and the ashes, it speaks with me the sound of the rain from the battle, victory. oh power sign, i free you, oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free to you, my every prayer is a cry to my enemy and... cry out, cry out, cry out to the evil's enemy, the flame within my heart will burn you, i cry out, and the thunder in my voice wi

wilson's lectures in paris with key words to do.could be that these reporters had made and in other words created. keywords such as freedom, democracy for all, and a world without war, fighting for peace and equality. the result was the enthusiastic reception of wilson by the people of paris. wilson had become the saving angel of europe. among the members of the public information committee, there was a person named edward bernays. and at the age of 1926 i was in paris for the entire time of the peace conference that was held in the suburb of paris and we work to make the world safer democracy, that was a big slogan. when i came back to the united states, i decided... that if you could use propaganda for war, you could certainly use it for peace, and propaganda got to be a bad word because of the germans using it, so what i did was to try to find some other words, so we found the word council on public relations , he thought to himself that if the propaganda of the committee. he was able to portray wilson as a libertarian for the pe

they said, oh, the ayatollah is coming to paris, it's a very old story, 41 years ago, i arrived here, he just told me like a grandfather, you know, the the the interesting part of the story is not. me, i'm not the one, important, what is important is to continue what you have done in iran. someone called me, telling me, you should come to paris quickly, because the imam komaini is going back to terran, and we want you to be in the plane. the imam komeni during the flight was sleeping upstairs, when the imam arrived from paris with a special plane, the first stop he made was here, and it was a way to... say now, i am in charge, it's finished, the time of of the share is over, palestines and battlesiders to the united nations condemns the us and its allies for suspending funding to the un agency for palestinian refugees riad mansure. tribes efforts made to undermine unra as inhumane, cruel and irresponsible. israel strikes and artillery fire continue pounding gaza for 118th day, now the palestinian health ministry says nearly 150 people died and over dozen attacks across the territory i

in 1988, jacques chirac, then mayor paris, came up with the idea of ​​cleaning the river.n it after 3 years in front of witnesses to prove that the hay had become clean again. 1991 to 2001, the state and private investors invested 10 billion euros in the construction of infrastructure , including 500 sewage treatment plants, nothing helped, the hay is still considered the dirtiest river in europe, and experts very much doubt that the paris city hall will be able to fix anything by the french authorities for half a year. it is no coincidence that for such a long period of time france cannot resolve sinna's water pollution problem. this has less to do with itself. sey, as with, say, a reservoir, and so on, this is due to the specifics of the administrative management resource of france itself, its , let’s say, traditional inefficiency. france very often, let’s say, exhibits specific administrative impotence, and there is no escape from this, that is, it can want anything, but with a high degree of probability it can provide what it wants, to the extent that it wants, she doe

we are sending you to disneyland paris! applause] these four generations expanded to a once-in-a-lifetime trip. >> great joy and happiness. >> to disneyland paris! >> "good morning america"! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> and ariana debose making our wish come true with a magical performance to start your new year right as we say "good morning america" and happy new year. >> from times square, this is a special new year's day edition of "good morning america." >> literally every time that song comes on. >> "good morning america" and happy new year. we hope you are having a great start to 2024 and parts of "gma" are on tape so all of us in the studio can celebrate at home. >> it feels like strolling into the new year. all good things to come. we have a lot to talk about this morning. looking back the stories that meant so much to us in 2023. i reported from hawaii after devastating fires there. the people so resilient and we have a story of a man who helped rebuild his community with free surf school with ocean acting as thera

anastasia popova lyabernade news, paris, france.ead of zelensky’s office, iermak, and the minister of foreign affairs, kuleba, are meeting with him. as reported in budapest, they are discussing, in particular, the rights of the hungarian community, which kiev infringes on legislatively. veta of budapest to help the eu. and also discuss preparations for viktor orban’s visit to ukraine, who, unlike other european leaders , has never visited kiev over the past 2 years. as one of the hungarian newspapers reported, on the eve of the visit , threats were received against szjárt, who had repeatedly opposed military assistance to ukraine. unknown people promised to blow up the diplomatic train, but he only laughed it off on social networks that people are praying for him in the famous hungarian monastery. advanced laser-arc technological equipment, scientific and educational laboratory, advanced turbine engines and installations. due to the danger of avalanches, a state of emergency was declared in several areas of the sakhalin region. its

back in paris. wrong. let me short convinced the industry and the world press the issue proved a feast for the sensitive nature of the fall. 2023 collection 3. the people is a success. the indian celebrities who made the trip, especially also pleased in this having a huge moment at the moment. uh internationally. um, everyone's talking about india, whether it's trash and phones, you know, the culture of the food. i just think that there's, there's suddenly a keen interest in, in india, which is great for us. so how do you know where we're concerned the country? that's 1st thing with a diversity so many different people from different places and speak different languages about different cultures and just waiting to be explored by the rest of the world. so it's, it's just perfect. but, you know, finally the, the world has woken up to us. back in india, we drive to new with a satellite town on the outskirts of daily for the last stage of our journey. it's around 4 months after the parents show and we wanted t

he had his 1st show in paris in 2014, with a ready to wear a collection. then came the lead to go to the the who's who of international fashion is here. those with tickets are hand picked and include influential indian celebrities, fashion bloggers and international industry players. we'll russell initial is collection, convinced the critics this time to down to down and look at the book it deducted to dig into just how much attention indian fashion has been getting could be seen in moving by in the spring of 2023 right in front of the gateway of india, one of the country was main landmarks renowned french luxury function house to your present. it is full collection. the growing number of wealthy people among india is young. middle class is an important target group are at the same time. pride in india's traditional textile industry has historic roots. in 1918 india was under british rule, the colonial power britain flooded the indian market with cheap machine made fabrics from europe. this prompted, mahatma gandhi to act. india grew hundreds of tons of co

the paris ring road is blocked in two directions.axi drivers joined the protesting farmers, they blocked the center of paris and held their own action, the largest, the so-called operation snail. in which taxi drivers drive onto the highway and literally drive at a snail's pace, blocking the city. macron, meanwhile, is traveling, the rest are what is called nerves. after a two-day gala visit to india, the star president decided to head to sweden. he left his new prime minister in charge atal, having given valuable instructions, leaving, emman drew three red lines. paris is almost in a cauldron, armored vehicles are rolling around the city, nato’s article 5 can be invoked. look. on the roads leading to paris , unprecedented things are happening. but now unions say they are raising rates. we are talking about the siege of the capital. they are trying to block all major highways leading to paris and threatening to reach the elysee palace, the presidential residence. dozens of tractors are slowly moving towards paris from all directions.

we do have the talks going on in paris and there. talks going on in paris and there seems to be optimistic middle east? the us is focusing its energies there, it's intelligence chief was at the table in paris, those talks have now broken up. it was this group of people, americans intelligence chief, israel's intelligence chief, israel's intelligence chief, israel's intelligence chief, qatari prime minister, who managed to clinch a d of the first time, and exchange of hostages held by men orfor of the first time, and exchange of hostages held by men or for hostages in is really geos so that means it has been described as constructive but the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said, not surprisingly, there are still significant gaps. all sites want disassociated but there are some —— all sites want to succeed but there are deep—seated differences between the is really position and monarchal position. the is really position and monarchal osition. ~ , ., , . ., position. with your experience, do ou think position. with your experience, do you think that _ position. with your experie

earlier this week in paris, away from the media , they talked about the fire in the gaza war. al-mayadeen network, quoting american sources , announced the results of the preliminary agreement in paris as follows. reciprocal cessation of attacks and withdrawal of israeli soldiers from khanyounes, release of an israeli prisoner against three palestinian prisoners, review of the release of military prisoners and handing over of bodies. against the release of all palestinian youths who were arrested after the start of al-akhsa storm operation is one of the most important clauses of this draft. the hamas movement also announced the kurds are considering the proposal, but hamas' demands are not in line with the draft paris agreement, the most important of which is the complete withdrawal of the occupying forces from gaza. hamas movement is ready to accept initiatives and. it is a new work, but on the condition that it leads to the complete cessation of the war, the provision of shelter for the refugees who were forced to leave their homes, the lifting of the siege and the release o

i had to remind paris that mercenary activity in this european country is officially prohibited; thesador was told that the death of his compatriots lay on the conscience of the official. numerical casualties among the civilian population and turn france into an accomplice in the war crimes of the kiev regime, however, this does not prevent the soldiers of fortune from going to ukraine from year to year. the state duma at its next meeting will adopt an appeal to to the french parliament to find out from their colleagues their position regarding the fact that their compatriots ignore the laws of the country. moscow and paris will not discuss the topic of exterminating mercenaries in kharkov at the highest level , the kremlin said, but the dialogue is taking place through diplomatic channels. we have stated repeatedly that there are many foreign mercenaries fighting on the part of the kiev regime, and each time our statement is confirmed. the destruction of the temporary deployment point for foreign mercenaries emphasizes that for the russian armed forces there is no it makes no differ

now even india celebrities and influencers flying to paris for me. sure, i shall see to do you know where anything is possible and where everyone is interested and where each moment each new look that's created, the sort of writing the indian history and the evolution of indian fashion and how we take it on the stage his 8th appearance at the old code to a week is to take place at the mozy, the mooney in the courtyard of the prestigious money museum. the tension is palpable. nature as journey took them on a scholarship via milan to paris. he won the highly respected will mark prize like excel, nevada, and carla agatha before him. this paid the way for revenue and be sure to arrive at the heart of the international fashion scene. he had his 1st show in paris in 2014, with a ready to wear a collection. then came the lead to or go to the the who's who of international fashion is here. those with tickets are hand picked and include influential indian celebrities, fashion bloggers and international industry players. we'll run a whole new show as collect a

in france, farmers are blocked roads with tractors and they're planning a siige on paris. they're also protesting foreign competition, rising costs and low payments. also in germany, farmers held a week of national strikes against plans to scrap tax breaks on fuel for farm vehicles. the farmers and truck drivers in romania have also taken action this month with protests against high business costs. blocking access to border crossing with ukraine. traffic around belgian capital was also disrupted by angry farmers on monday, and about dozen tractors made it through to a brussel's eu area where they honked loudly. such protest has become wide spread and are expected to be a significant topic in the run-up to european parliamentary elections, slated for june. south african journalists of signed a statement demanding an end to targeting of the palestinian counterparts saying israel cannot act with impunity, hasan syria reports. among israel's countuss atrocities is its killing of journalists which has passed 100 during the current onslot on gaza. south african journalists have

the 1st we had far away from india to europe and the french capital, paris. here we meet up with indian designer mission for the bi annual. what could to a week, where only the very best show the creations we accompany the designer as he prepares for his show. the study design and i studied everything with in design, fix, size, clothing, furniture, design, space, design, food making a bit of really make us. i did so i kept supporting different things. in the end, he found his true calling in fashion design. now even india, celebrities and influencers flying to paris for mistress show the to do, you know, a lot of shame period where anything is to this and where everyone is interested on, where each moment each new look that's created the sort of writing the indian history and the evolution of indian fashion and how we take it on the stage. his 8, the parents at the old co to a week is to take place at the mozy, the mooney in the courtyard of the prestigious money museum. the tension is palpable. nitrous journey took him on his scholarship via milan to paris.

to starve paris? >> well , um , to starve paris? >> well, um , it certainly was., it certainly was. a farmer did say this. and there is one particular, uh, farming union that, um, has threatened to occupy rungis, which is this is the world's biggest, uh, food fresh food market. um, it's as you said, it serves 12 million people a day. um this is one union. it's uh, called coordination rural. and they are they're quite they're pretty militant . and, um, they say, you militant. and, um, they say, you know , we need to go that far know, we need to go that far because the french and the parisians in particular need to know what happens when you don't have enough food. and we're the ones providing it now . um, i was ones providing it now. um, i was yesterday sent to a blockade. there are eight choke points around paris where tractors are, um, preventing people from coming in and out and. and these were manned by, i'd say slightly less militant, um, farmers who are very angry with the lack of, um , concessions they're getting um, concessions they're getting from the gove

french farm is refused to back down in week long trying to mask the truck to come for is locked into paris as the farm is demonstrated against low 3 prices and cheap, the government is expected to announce that confounded condition. the jared raid, welcome to the shy pack is don's full. my prime minister in run con has been child for 10 years. the revealing state secrets cons, already serving a 3 year sentence in a separate corruption case. he's banned from standing in elections next month, but still has significant public support. cons legal team say is it will appeal to sentence. he's look back now that the former, cricketing stars fall from grace its march 2022 and prime minister in rank con is fighting for his political life. he loses a vote of no confidence. in spite, april, he's out of power. a con has already accused the western country of packing packing stones, military and his opponents was tim, cuz that country at later transpired was the united states gone to very popular and continues to riley. he supposes that by october 2022, he's disqualified from holding public office over

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and they are on their way to paris. how far are the farmers prepared to go? well absolutely, as we just heard in, in this report, the final point of this protest movement could be the siege of paris. mind you right now, that blocking the main roads leading up to pirates. so secondary rates are still open to traffic that might change today or tomorrow. also, they have said that they might move into power is always depending on what's prime and it's got to be that's how it will say later on. there's also a, a convoy of about $200.00 tractors that are on the way from south west and phones to powers right here on the mos in central phones. right now. the aim is to block b as long as this whole phase hold, say food market out just out of power is one of the biggest such markets in the world that is providing police for paris and it's region. but it seems that the police are determined to stop them from doing site. and you mentioned that the french government is to address farmers request later today. what do you expect will

keir simmons nbc news, paris. >>> and that is nightly news for this thursday.nk you for watching, everyone 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," have you gotten your pg&e bill yet? sticker shock for a lot of people. customers saying their bills are nearly doubling. we've got some answers as to why. >>> also, it's been three years since the death of

pero así como entran algunos deportes, otros salen y en parís 2024 no disfrutaremos., mientras que el karate tendrá que esperar un poco más para regresar al menú de los olímpico . todos los juegos de parís 2024 comenzarán el próximo 26 de julio y los podrás disfrutar, por supuesto en telemundo. la cuenta regresiva para el evento más importante del año continúa. seguimos con más. >> gracias. hacemos una pausa. vea, este es el momento preciso en el que un policía le trata de salvar la vida a una niña y veremos cómo termina esta historia. además, este enorme agujero se abrió en una carretera de nuestra zona y las reparaciones podrían causar retrasos en el flujo vehicular. le contamos hoy predomina las condiciones secas en la región, >> luegond cuao? there you go. >> yeah! come on. >> estas son imágenes grabadas con la cámara corporal del agente del orden quien aplica la reanimación cardiopulmonar para salvar la vida de una niña de 3 años de edad. quien? como podemos ver, reaccionó a esta intervención. ocurrió allá en ohio tras una llamada de emergencia por parte de una m

and is it joe burris otto junior shows us, one bay area photographer is heading to paris and he is asoned veteran of the games. >> the job of the photographer is to capture history. it is always a unique challenge. >> reporter: he has never made it to the podium. never earned a metal. >> i love reactions. >> but when it comes to photographing, jeff always comes home with cold. >> i photographed seven olympics and paris will be number eight. >> the santa clara photographer is a veteran of the olympic games. >> this was in london. it is like shooting the super bowl every day. you work from 9 am until like 3 am every day. >> for all of the pressure and intense deadlines you will never hear him complain. >> i treat it like a once-in-a- lifetime experience. >> reporter: he is a keeper of once-in-a-lifetime moments. he was there as simone biles won gold. >> my job is to figure out what is the story that is unfolding. this is arguably one of the best female goaltenders ever. >> reporter: his bread and butter is with the u.s. water polo team. >> the challenges how do i choose something diffe

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farmers set up roadblocks on eight highways approaching paris.e were instructed not to allow protesters to enter the capital in airports. i'm standing on the a-104 highway, also called frontel. it leads to charles de gaulle airport, the main airport of paris. the protesting farmers decided to resort to operation snail, that is, to slow down the road. seven federal highways to put pressure on the economy and government. protesters are also targeting france's second-largest city lyon. roads on the outskirts of the city were also blocked last week. today, the protesters went even further and announced that the city was under siege. the protest movement mobilized about 55,000 farmers blocking the highway building. the government wants to avoid a complete blockade of the capital or far-right forces taking advantage of the crisis ahead of european elections in june. everything is just beginning, now in america, texas has not obeyed biden’s ultimatum and is ready to clash with the us army. state governor greg abort activated the so-called first article