a huge statue of benjamin franklin in paris. and there's avenue. benjamin franklin in paris. there's not an avenue franklin in london. what, if any, did ben franklin play in creating the us department of state? what by? the time he comes back? thomas jefferson replaced him in paris and jefferson very clear on the fact that he has succeeded rather than replaced ben franklin. because, as jefferson puts it, no one could possibly replace him. and it's really jefferson who begins to craft a foreign policy for a new nation. so in way that is the launching part, i would say, for for the department of state. your book, the great improvization, is being turned into a miniseries. tell us about it. it's an eight part apple series. it will air, i believe, beginning around april in the role of ben franklin. is douglas looking more like franklin than ben franklin? and it was filmed in precise sally, those hallways down, which ben franklin himself walked complaining the cold marble floors for all of those years that he was weekly paying visits to versailles to see louis the 16th to finesse

a huge statue of benjamin franklin in paris. and there's avenue. benjamin franklin in paris. there's not an avenue franklin in london. what, if any, did ben franklin play in creating the us department of state? what by? the time he comes back? thomas jefferson replaced him in paris and jefferson very clear on the fact that he has succeeded rather than replaced ben franklin. because, as jefferson puts it, no one could possibly replace him. and it's really jefferson who begins to craft a foreign policy for a new nation. so in way that is the launching part, i would say, for for the department of state. your book, the great improvization, is being turned into a miniseries. tell us about it. it's an eight part apple series. it will air, i believe, beginning around april in the role of ben franklin. is douglas looking more like franklin than ben franklin? and it was filmed in precise sally, those hallways down, which ben franklin himself walked complaining the cold marble floors for all of those years that he was weekly paying visits to versailles to see louis the 16th to finesse

what is paris doing to prepare?ting more trees along the route for the marathon to offset the effect of heat. >> the cleanup of the seine, it's not just for us to hold, you know, some sport events, this is going to be a major change to have a place to go when the heat of the summer hurts. in the years to come it's going to be worse and worse. >> reporter: the seine river cleanup has been a challenge but part of their ambitious climate goals. so, what does that mean? take a deeper dive into those questions on monday, earth day, here on nbc. >> chase, thank you so much. >>> speaking of diving deeper, our next guest is getting ready to dive into the pool and hopefully toward another gold medal at the upcoming paris paralympics. >> in women's swimming all eyes will be on team us mckenzie. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. i'm so excited. >> we're excited. because this is going to be your fourth paralympic games. your first, just 16. how does it feel now in. >> it's incredible it's definitely a pinch-

paris will be completely different.end has been taking charge of family that's coming for me, so i'm really excited to see it and hopefully be there with them. >> paris is not a hard sell. by the way, you are quite fashionable. you have a flare for fashion. what are you thinking about the team usa outfits you saw debuted today? >> yeah. i'm excited. i love navy blue. they're actually cool. >> two names we know from tokyo and hopefully we will know in paris as well. good luck and we'll see you there. sheinelle, over to you. >> thank you, savannah. i am happy to be joined by gabby thomas and sensational skater jagger eaton. give them a round of applause. you guys are hyped. we were just talking about this. you took silver and you took bronze in tokyo. talk to me about getting a gold. you think about it when you are practicing. but when it comes to game time? >> exactly. we have been training for it and i have been trying to get a good direction. i know it will take a lot of hard work to get that gold, but i think i'm read

the paris olympics — out, still learning. the paris olympics are _ out, still learning.olympics are just three - out, still learning. the paris i olympics are just three months out, still learning. the paris - olympics are just three months away, but could one more gold medal tempt him to stay on to the games in four years' time? him to stay on to the games in four years' time?— years' time? when i lose, i've already won — years' time? when i lose, i've already won because - years' time? when i lose, i've already won because i - years' time? when i lose, i've already won because i have i years' time? when i lose, i'vej already won because i have so years' time? when i lose, i've - already won because i have so much to be grateful for, already won because i have so much to be gratefulfor, i'm highly blessed. who knows, la 2028 is on the horizon for so many athletes. i would be a fool to write it off, but it is a long time, i can't even think four months. try keep that one on the quiet in my head.— on the quiet in my head. there's more from _ on the quiet in my head. there

the sacred flame lighting ceremony for the paris 2024 olympics.it happens in olympia, which is the birthplace of the ancient games before the torch relay takes place from the acropolis to the south pacific. there, you can see the flame being walked in to the ancient 2600 year old temple in greece. the greek president, the international olympic committee president, amongst the dignitaries, as, of course, the officials from the paris 2024 games. the actual olympics will start on the 26th of july in paris, 19 days of competition. of course, before that gets under way there is always the torch relay and it starts from greece, where that flame will make its move during an 11 day relay in greece itself. around 600 torchbearers will carry the flame over 5000 kilometres, through 41 municipalities before it is handed over to the paris 2024 organisers. that will have a special ceremony as well, at the sight of the first modern olympics in 1896, that will happen on april the 26th. across france they will be 10,000 torchbearers that will carry the flame acros

now relations between paris and moscow are virtually frozen.ron is increasingly dragging his country into military conflicts, and how can one not remember the words putin said 2 years ago. back to the french journalist: do you want fight with russia? do you want france to fight russia? but that's how it will be. russian-french relations have gone from unprecedented prosperity to the current not just frozen state, even to the point of discussing the possibility of hostilities. how did all this become possible? we will not make any assessments; we invite you to draw all conclusions. france must not forget where the kremlin is. russia's place is next to great countries, europe recognizes this place and wants to live next to great russia. the appearance on our borders of a powerful military bloc will perceived in russia as a direct threat to the security of our country. did you think that putin wanted to gain time? no, we wanted to gain time so that russia could not win this war. do you want to fight with russia? you ask your readers, viewers, user

we take a live look in paris. the countdown is on, 100 days until the start of the summer olympic games. new for you, u.s. gold medal gymnast simone biles is opening up about her toughest times competing. >> you probably recall when her mind let her body down during the summer games in tokyo. here is what she's telling podcaster alex cooper about the vault that literally went sideways. >> i landed, and as soon as i landed, i grinned, and i said, america hates me, the world is going to hate me. i can only see what they're saying on twitter right now, and i want to run -- if i could have gotten on a plane and flown home, i would have done it. they tell you, it's gold or bust. >> biles has talked about getting the twisties, losing track of where she was midair. she ended up opting out of the team finals. let's hope she gets some redemption this summer in paris. cooper will be part of nbc's olympics coverage, so that will be cool to see. >>> bringing the gold for us this morning, meteorologist kari hall. [ laughter ]

as a result, mass refusal hotel reservations in paris.y cited statistics that show that people are afraid that something might happen in france due to macron's aggressive rhetoric. will happen. moreover, an employee of the paris city hall lost a laptop and usb flash drives containing security plans for the olympic games. i put the bag with classified materials on the overhead luggage rack, looked around, and it was no longer there. in whose hands did it fall? we can only guess. looking at the french capital's preparations for the olympics, the phrase "see "paris" to die takes on a new meaning. a tactical exercise with live-fire until april 11 inclusive is taking place in the country's armed forces as part of a comprehensive test of the army's combat readiness at training grounds in the vitebsk, grodno, brez and mogilev regions. units practice actions during defense, repelling a mock enemy, destruction of formation gangs, sabotage and reconnaissance groups, attacking the enemy and supporting troops. this stage of testing combat readiness i

paris, and this continued until today. however, now the beating of paris has practically stopped. favorite city for the french, to which they are attached. the mayor of paris's conversation with the press was timed to coincide with the arrival of the olympic flame on french soil. now the french three-masted ship bellem, built back in 1896, is already in greek waters. on may 8, it is expected in marseille, and it is expected that the olympic flame will be greeted by 150 thousand people, among whom... and president emmanuel macron personally, accordingly, the olympic torch relay will begin, which is considered as the finish line to the start of the games, but the media information indeed still doubts the ability of france to hold the olympics at the proper level, for example, hygiene issues are so acute that today the media are wondering how to avoid turning paris into one huge public toilet this summer. in the corresponding note, journalists write that paris is very often and not always unfounded. live in the persistent smell of ammonia, and yet this summer paris expects another 15

well, thank you for joining us live from paris. you can watch more coverage of the 100 days out to the paris olympics on the "today" show coming up this morning. mike will also be joining the "today" team with more coverage this morning. and we'll also hear from maggie steffens and danielle mraz, two bay area olympic athletes, coming up at 7:00 right after us here. >>> happening now, authorities in san francisco are expected to lift one of the lockdowns impacting inmates at two county jails. the lockdowns took effect last friday in from the recent attacks on nine workers. one jail near the hall of justice will have its lockdown lifted today. lifted today. another jail in san bruno it's time to get away and cache in, at cache creek casino resort, to rock and to roll. to go all out or... go all in. with four stars and rising stars, northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place... ...to do as much -or as little- as you want. make your get away now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. >>> 6:57 this morning. wel

the beating of paris has practically stopped, communication of the mayor of paris with the press waso coincide with the arrival of the olympic flame on french soil, now the french three-masted ship beliem, built back in 1896 is already in greek waters, on may 8 it is expected in marseille, and it is expected that the olympic flame will be greeted by 150,000 people, including president emmanuel macron personally, and the olympic torch relay will begin accordingly. which is seen as the home stretch to the start of the games, but the media still doubt france's ability to hold the olympics at the proper level. for example, hygiene issues are so acute that today the media are asking question: how to avoid turning paris into one huge public toilet this summer. in a corresponding note, journalists write that paris is very often and not always unreasonably accused of a persistent smell of ammonia, but this summer paris expects more... 15 million additional bladders or the quality of water in hay is discussed every day in the media, the topic is covered enough, but has not found any solution

and here we go, a live look at paris. all day here on nbc bay area, we are counting it down. >> the lineup for the latest dream team may provide a boost to warriors fans feeling a little blue. the roster just out for team usa's men's basketball team, and it is star studded. it includes 12 nba players, seven are former olympic goad medalists, including lebron james and kevin durant. for the first time, steph curry will be shooting for gold, making his olympic debut. he should now have some time to rest up after the warriors bowed out of the postseason last night in sacramento. probably why he's able to play in the olympics. >> that's true. he's not alone there. bay area athletes, one of them who has punched his ticket to the games is an east bay native who started his sport just at 3 years old. >> little but mighty. gavin thomas has c.j. nicholas' story. >> reporter: nicholas' sport is tae kwan do. he says the family lure is at age 3, he was watching power rangers, and wanted to fight like them. so his mom found a place fo

the paris olympics are 100 days away. we sit down with bay area chef who is cooking things up in france. >>> if you are stranded in the back of during monday's protest on the golden gate bridge, you could get paid for the hours you were stuck. what you need to know. >>> your water bill could soon be going up. we're breaking down how much more you will be paying if you live in the south bay. >>> a vehicle went up in flames during the new year's celebration in chinatown. we are learning more from sf pd about a teenager who they believe started the fire. >>> the new starts now. >>> san francisco's district attorney is asking for the public's help. this is is about the demonstrators arrested on monday. >> false imprisonment charges. to make those stick, she needs evidence from the drivers trap. >> reporter: people were released from jail yesterday pending further investigation. supporters rallied most of the day calling for the release but quickly tried to block them from the media as soon as they saw the light of day. during

our sports editor dan roan is in paris for us. 100 days to go until paris 2024 and the venues that willost the games themselves are rapidly taking shape. as you can see, we are here in a temporary venue, 13,000 seat arena, they only began work it may be four weeks ago or so and it feels like it is almost completed and it will be injune. this is where the beach volleyball competition will take place, and as you can see, it is here in the shadow of the most famous parisian line, the eiffel tower itself. this is really what organisers want to these games to be remembered for, sustainable and venues, 95% of the infrastructure for these games will either be using existing buildings or venues or temporary ones like this. the only really new venue that has been built to host sport is the aquatic centre in the area known as saint denis and thatis in the area known as saint denis and that is also where the olympic village is and the stadium itself but organisers are saying they want this to be a very green and sustainable games for the good of the olympic movement going forward and they say buil

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andrew harding, bbc news, paris.fter severe flooding. the region of orenburg has been affected by worse than usual seasonal flooding because of melting snow from the surrounding mountains. russian officials estimate that more than 10,000 homes are underwater. in neighbouring kazakhstan, more than 100,000 people have been ordered to leave their homes. tesco has posted pre—tax profits of £2.3 billion for the year to february. that's nearly a three—fold increase on pre—tax profits the previous year. the chief executive of the supermarket chain said inflationary pressures had "lessened substantially", but said he was conscious "things were still difficult for many customers." some 7.4 million uk adults are still struggling to pay bills due to the high cost of living, according to a survey from the financial conduct authority. the number has fallen from last year, but many households still feel "heavily burdened". its survey suggested one in nine adults had missed a bill payment in the six months to january. the former co

the paris olympics. i am so excited. the athletes are getting ready and fans and journalists are gearing up. >> millions of people are expected to go. are the french people ready? jessica went looking for that answer in paris. >> reporter: acclaimed pastry chef at a famous restaurant to international food author and blogger. david, had a story. who better to train me for the 2024 olympic games in which my sport will be eating. >> this is the regular chocolate. >> reporter: he knows his way around the kitchen. >> we never got these in france until the movement. remic he knows his way around the cocktail. that's why the pastry chef is living the sweet life in paris. authoring an array of best- selling cook books on the quest for the perfect dessert and metaphor for this -- people asked me, why did you move to paris? i didn't have an answer. i realize over the years that france is similar to san francisco. there is a food culture. >> reporter: david honed his skills at -- >> using these foods was a new thing in america. >>

that is the newest olympic sport debuting in paris. in the central valley firefighters racing to a fire ended up involved with her own emergency with their truck slammed into a home. this crash happened around 7:00 this morning in stockton. police say the fire truck was responding to a call when it crashed into a car in the road. it went to the intersection, hit a second car and crashed into the home. the roof of the house on top of the truck, the time of the crash the owner of the home happened to be across the street at a gas station. >> we see the fire truck go by and we looked out and the owner of the house that the fire truck is sitting in, he was over here for his coffee. i think he was there by himself. he calmly walked across the street. >> the drivers of both cars were taken to the hospital. four firefighters were hurt in the crashes under investigation. in president biden made a move that will protect american workers. he said china is overproducing goods like steel and aluminum. exporting them to the usa undercutting america

now relations between paris and moscow are virtually frozen.ron is increasingly dragging his country into military conflicts, and how can one not remember putin’s words. said 2 years ago to a french journalist: do you want to fight with russia? do you want france to fight russia? but that's how it will be. russian-french relations have come a long way. from unprecedented prosperity to the current not just freezing, even before discussion combat capabilities. how did all this become possible? we will not make any assessments; we invite you to draw all conclusions. france must not forget where the kremlin is. russia's place next to great countries. europe recognizes this place and wants to live next to great russia. appearing on... today there is no consensus on sending ground troops, but nothing should be ruled out in the dynamics, we will do everything necessary to prevent russia from winning this war. no red lines regarding russia, recent words from macron. well then they must understand that in russia the same applies to these states. there w

. >>> we are 100 days away from the paris olympics. the city of light will be the epicenter of the world. we will show you the bay area and athletes preparing for the summer games. >>> let's begin with the camera store break in. someone drove through the front of the store. whoever did it was in and out within a minute. scott joins us from mike's cameras. scott, you were able to speak with the store manager today. what have you learned? >> reporter: audrey, good afternoon. it was about 4:00 in the morning on tuesday that a car backed through a window at mike's cameras. people got out of the car, rob the store, it was over in a minute or so. the car drove away. the car -- the store was shut down and they boarded things up and reopen. it was business as usual today. >> it's good to hear that business is back ends. you got a chance to speak with customers. what are they telling you? >> reporter: most did not know about the robbery because it happened at 4:00 in the morning. they came back today and were happy to support the business. it i

this gold medal at the forthcoming games in paris.— games in paris.as like actually so _ games in paris. this morning i was like actually so grateful i was like actually so grateful that i'm back here and i didn't give up, and i think that's a message to a lot of young people in the crowd today that i have not had a pb in like five years or something. it is the hope every day and it is a great thing to race all the british swimmers as well but we are coming back and i'm happy with that. , ., , ., are coming back and i'm happy with that. , ., , with that. climbing was a big hit when it — with that. climbing was a big hit when it made _ with that. climbing was a big hit when it made its - with that. climbing was a big hit when it made its 0lympic| hit when it made its olympic debut in tokyo. great britain's most decorated climber took part in the women �*s event. this year teenager toby roberts is set to become the first british male climate to compete at the games. he's been called at the games. he's been called a teenager claiming sensation, and in fo

paris is getting transformed into an olympic park.ting some of the major events. the stands are being built. i think our city is ready to welcome you and the athletes. we were granted access to one of the most spectacular sports venues being built for the games — preparations gathering pace, with just 100 days to go. this will be the playing surface for the beach volleyball competition. this 13,000 seater arena, a temporary venue, is rapidly taking shape. and as you can see, the setting couldn't be any more iconic. but at a time of high geopolitical tension and in a country that has seen extremist attacks, there are mounting safety concerns — especially over the unprecedented opening ceremony, with athletes set to sail along a stretch of the seine on barges. it will be well—organised. the man in charge of delivering the games told me he was remaining confident. security is the top priority. from day one, we put in place an unprecedented system. can you guarantee that an event that's open on the river is safe? yes. there is this expert

shahzavar hosseini , who is with us from paris? we want to talk to you. mr. shahzavar hosseini, hello, good morning. tell us what is the latest news about the demonstration in paris, what was the outcome of the court ? well, yes, this demonstration, which was planned for several days , was first canceled by the french government and the paris police, and then the organizers filed a complaint with the paris administrative court during the process. this demonstration, which is in the form of taking into account the recent strictures of the french government in the wake of anti-zionist demonstrations and in support of the palestinian people in, for example, the university of lille. a few days ago , there was a meeting, it was a conference whose organizers were students and they made propaganda, but in the final hours , when it was close to the holding of this conference, the conference was canceled by the governor of shahril in the north of france. there was another demonstration a few days ago. in support of the palestinian people, this demonstration was also c

propaganda, and putin has already joined in, also talking about napoleon and paris.ollapse of the ussr, our geopolitical enemies definitely set a goal to destroy what was left of historical russia, that is, to dismantle its core , russia proper, the russian state, to subjugate everything that remains to their geopolitical interests, confidently speaking about this when the former director fsb, former secretary of the council security, and then the president and the commander-in-chief, it’s strange, but someone wants revenge for the failures in the fight against russia since historical times, the failed campaigns of hitler and napoleon against russia and... similar, well, it’s actually clear why napoleon, paris and the french suddenly have become such a painful topic for russian propagandists, they have literally been discussing it in every program for a month now, on every tv channel macron and the fact that macron proposed to send troops to ukraine are being discussed, well, not only are they discussing it, they are even inventing new fakes around it, here is a well

how do they get to paris? you're watching nbc bay area news tonight. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. this is an emotional time for warriors fans. the big three who magically turned around this franchise more than ten years ago might not be the big three anymore. even if steph, klay and dre stay together, they might not be as effective. the season ended in sacramento. the faces, the expressions say it all. the warriors were just outplayed and dominated by the kings. final score 118-94. klay thompson right there was 0 for 10. he's now a free agent. and yep, everyone buzzing about his future. today he addressed questions about what comes next for him, including how his connection with this team may impact his decision. >> and we've been through the highest of highs and lows, whether it's losing a championship, winning a championship, missing the playoffs, we've been through everything together. so that does mean a lot. and makes me grateful to have the ties that i've had with them. like those are p

being _ medal in paris? it is not super far-fetched. being the - medal in paris?meddled it every worlds between _ lead and a meddled it every worlds between the two and i think that is a really— between the two and i think that is a really positive show of performance, i think. a really positive show of performance, ithink. soon it will be all eyes— performance, ithink. soon it will be all eyes on — performance, ithink. soon it will be all eyes on paris _ performance, ithink. soon it will be all eyes on paris for gb's - be all eyes on paris for gb's potential paddling prizes. a reminder of our top story before we go, and i were to kick off and goodison park bird is the merseyside derby versus liverpool and everton. juergen klopp's final trip there and he needs aside to win to close the gap on arsenal. ifjoint level of the top of the premier league of manchester city to play tomorrow and will he be smiling at the end of the night or will ever tend to make everton be there to dampen it and will move them eight points clear of the bottom three in the be able to keep

. >>> okay, we are ready to go, ready for paris? 100 days from now, all eyes will be on the paris olympics, bay area olympians including steph curry will be there. >> with the athletes come the coaches, of course, who helped get them there. and jessica agree joins us with the love legendary swim coach with a golden reputation. >> reporter: so what is in the water at cal? for decades, the powerhouse has been turning fares into olympians now hoping to do it again and paris. the golden bears have olympic game cachet in the water. deck side? they have dave jordan. click go, i like that, that's it. >> reporter: this is dave durden's office. clear that tempo. >> reporter: a pool deck at cal. coaching world-class athletes, turning out olympians, and the next generation of team usa swimmers. since taking over as head coach in 2007, he has transformed cal swim into one of the best in the nation. >> we are the only program in the country that has two head olympic coaches on the pool deck working with our athletes. >> reporter: he is talking a

for this year's summer 0lympics. time in paris for this year's summer olympics.he world athletics have ring—fenced to $1; million of the money they get from the international 0lympics committee as a prize fund, and this will go to the athletes. they also committed forfour the athletes. they also committed for four years' time, the athletes. they also committed forfour years' time, when it travels to los angeles to give a price for the silver and bronze place positions. in response to this, the international olympic committee says it's up to each international federation and national 0lympic committee to determine how best to serve their athletes. the president of world athletics, sebastian coe, has called the decision a "pivotal moment". this isjust a recognition that the athletes are the stars of the show. we increased the prize money in our own championships a few years ago, and i just wanted the athletes to recognise that we don't sit here hermetically sealed, assuming their performance as an olympic games doesn't have a, you know, a beneficiary knock on, for

i think i'd love to do that in paris olympics.your final olympic games already placed as britain's most successful gymnast? never. but going for my final olympic games feels feels very, very strange talking about it. and it's almost hard to articulate what it's like trying to get my words out in the right way, because it's still fresh, i suppose. i think it's a really nice mindset to be in. i think ijust give it what i got. and see if he can do it. some history for british basketball to celebrate tonight. the london lions women team have beaten besiktas — to become the first british team win a european basketball trophy, with victory in the eurocup. the lions won by 81 points to 70 on the night at the copperbox arena, but were trailing from the first leg against their turkish opponents, holly winterburn with a huge three points inside the final 20 seconds, as the lions took the crown by the finest of margins, winning byjust four points on aggregate. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our websi

, a honorable failure to qualify for the weightlifting of the paris olympics and paris' home defeat against barca and atletico's win against dortmund in the quarter-finals of the european champions league . dear al-mohammed, i greet you, sports news enthusiasts. qualifying of three iranian wrestlers to meet the nines of the asian championship. two wrestlers from our country also qualified. the first five weight matches of the asian championship freestyle wrestling competitions from this morning bishk of kyrgyzstan started and rahman amoza won in 65 kg weight against wrestlers from khuriz. south and uzbekistan made it to the final stage. amir mohammad yazni went to the final match in 70 with an advantage against the representatives of kyrgyzstan and tajikistan. mohammad nakhudi in 79 with victory. it reached the final stage over bahraini and tajik freedom fighters. mohammad hossein mohammadian also qualified for the ranking in 1997 with a victory against mughal opponent and a loss against kashi gir qadr of bahrain. also, ebrahim khari got another chance after losing in the first round in 57

the mayor of paris, anna dalgo, said this. want to tell the russian and belarusian athletes that they will not be welcome in paris. at the same time, i want to tell the athletes from ukraine that we will support them with all our might. so, to this nasty, ugly nazi animal, i want to remind you that today is 210 years old. since the day the entry of russian troops into paris, and we didn't care then, and we don't care now, whether we like it or not, when we need to destroy you everyone, as our colleague, deputy tolstoy said, we will do it, just try to send your troops, face us in battles, and europe will tremble. dalgo's scandalous statement became known on the day of the 210th anniversary of the capture of paris by the russian army. on march 31, 1814 , our regiments entered paris. and this date was celebrated in france under the leadership of emperor alexander ii. before that, russian troops defeated napoleon's army. useful reminders for macron. well, i'll tell you, paris and the french are some kind of painful topic and napol

paris , iranian consulate in paris, where a man was threatening to blow himself up. paris police have been on the scene for just some time now, and, of forjust some time now, and, of course, a very serious threat. there in what is perhaps the closest major capital to us. well, these are live pictures now of the scene and the area still cordoned off, but details at this moment are sketchy, i think. >> of course, everyone's first thought is going to be, that this does appear to be terror related. we don't know. obviously, that's not confirmed, but that will be people's first thought, wanting to know if this is a response to what we saw, over the last couple of days between israel and iran. >> and of course, when we hear about threats involving bombs , about threats involving bombs, it does show the gravity of this situation. we've seen attacks in france , we've seen attacks in france, we've seen attacks in the last 12 months in france involving knives . but it does involving knives. but it does seem that when a bomb is involved , it points to perhaps involved, it point

is the first i time we've seen this, coming close to paris, and some of the favourites to paris, and the governing body that looks after track and field and they are basically saying they are committing to give $50,000 to the winners of our 48 events. behind me on the bbc web page, we have jamaican sprinter in the intel must have —— indiantown sahara, she won three ghost last time around, if she does this time i get in paris, she does this time i get in paris, she will hundred and $50,000, if you're in a relay, he gets divided by four people. it's very exciting, the money has come down from the ioc, the international olympics committee, they get money from broadcasters and pass it to the different federations will basically run the sports within the sports was not athletics are the first to move on it and they said they would give $50,000 to the winners. of course, that could put pressure on the other sports. are they going to follow suit? people like the cycling or the rowing, are they going to say, well, we will award 24 hour winners to? earlier, i spoke to the president of the wor

built on the outskirts of paris new open-air facilities.he water quality a little, but in august last year there really was an embarrassment. retesting triathlon competitions, samples showed excess concentrations of fecal bacteria. the water part of the competition had to be cancelled. the pollution was caused by rains, which caused the sewerage system to overflow and water and excrement to flow out. into the river, in order to prevent such overflows under the public garden, an underground structure is being built in the vicinity of the austerlitz train station reservoir, worth almost 1.5 billion euros, in the event of heavy rains it must accumulate excess rainwater, but what if the precipitation is extreme, whether the underground storage will cope with it is not a fact, so the organizers very much count on the fact that during the games there will be no rain in paris, but dry and clear weather can also lead to serious problems, weather forecasters... are frightening about the return in august of the record heat of 2003, then in france 15.

será oficialmente se va a entregar a los organizadores de los juegos de parís en el estadio panathinaikose atenas. la llama se dirigirá entonces a marsella antes de que comience el tramo francés del relevo. 60 días después, el relevo va a culminar con el encendido de la llama olímpica en la ceremonia de apertura de los juegos el 26 de julio. por cierto, la forma en la que se hace la ceremonia siempre es igual. se tiene que hacer por medio de un espejo y utilizan fotos antiguas de los mismos juegos olímpicos y con eso es con la que se prende entonces la antorcha olímpica. y a partir de ahí comienza este recorrido que durará 100 días. tremenda ceremonia de respeto por eso también respeto para el nombre de este muchacho que te digo. gracias. hoy aprendí algo nuevo. vas a estar en la ceremonia? no sé. ahí sí. no sé ahí. pero nos traerás lo mejor por telemundo. eso es (musica) vivo. >> esa es la noticias del mundo, fracaso intento. >> el senado desestimo los dos cargos del juicio politico al secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mallorca, por su manejo de la crisis en la frontera. >> sin

a large-scale cleanup began in paris, homeless people are forcibly removed from the french capital, noxceptions are made for anyone: mothers with infants, the elderly, the disabled, everyone is taken under guard to shelters hundreds of kilometers from the capital. this is how the authorities are preparing for the summer olympics. human rights activists are threatening to file a lawsuit with the echr. another reason for indignation is the authorities’ attempts to recoup the growing costs of holding them. about, why the olympics are increasingly surrounded by scandals and to whom macron is trying to shift the blame for the proliferating problems, our political commentator alexander khristenko. the aquatics center is one of only three new facilities being built. in paris especially for the olympics, for the rest they will use what they have, and therefore the newly built complex was opened with pomp, macron specially came to the ceremony. the french jumpers from the tower did not do somersaults in the air and, as it turned out, they did the right thing, because one of the springboard jump

the quarter finals of this competition last night between paris st. germain and barcelona at park de stadium prance faced each other. first, it was the guest who scored the first goal with rafinia in the 37th minute. the host continued to try hard to make up for the lost goal and in the stormy first 3 minutes of the second half scored with dembele and vitinia and took the lead over their opponent. in the continuation of this time, the catalans were looking for a draw to prolong the game and succeeded. score the pictures again with rafinia gol. this goal was not the end of the game either, and christiansen scored the third goal and the victory for barcelona moments after entering the field on a pass from cornell. in another night game athletic madrid won 2-1 at home against dortmund. atletia, who was the host of the game , took the lead in the 4th minute with dipaul and in the 32nd minute with samuel lino, the difference was two goals . in the 81st minute, sebastian haller made the difference to one goal to end this match 2-1. the return match of barce

what kind of games will be in paris, the staff is being seriously checked. the minsk spring will sound like music for almost 2 months. poster of the white state philharmonic society. let's start with russian piano. schools. belarus strategy in the information confrontation in the palace of independence, an important personnel decision was made the day before. the head of state appointed vladimir pertsov as deputy head of his administration, who dealt with issues of ideology. previously, vladimir pertsov headed the ministry of information. during his appointment , alexander lukashenko emphasized current areas of propaganda and counter-propaganda, work with the media and internet resources throughout the media sphere. as long as we succeed, i think that we will be able to solve this problem, to prevent a collision, as it has always been, you are you know well. the situation is constantly kept under control by the special services in our country; this is a proven mechanism. belarusians need to understand that supporting calls for any terrorist acts in the count

in paris with fierce opponents.yed mehdipourhosseini, radio and television news agency. in a ceremony held today at the ministry of economy, the ownership of esteghlal and presplis clubs was handed over to the major buyers of these two clubs. may 5th, a special day in sports and football. and there is a turning point in the history of sports in the country of that spirit. the empathy that exists in iran's sports environment is contagious he did and showed himself in the heart of a political action and a national plan, and that seemingly impossible event of the past 20 years is now possible according to this consortium. i became the new owner of esteghlal club by purchasing 85 shares of persian gulf petrochemical holding. i can say that after the revolution and after the events of 1990 and esteghlal's second championship in the asian club cup , may 5th is the biggest day in the history of esteghlal club after the revolution, and a banking consortium including city, trade, welfare, and export banks. mellat and new eco

in paris they say that with finances everything is fine.wer than it was during the previous summer games in tokyo, the reason is that 95% of the facilities are already in use or will be temporary structures, but triathlon is predicted to suffer, the swimming event may be canceled due to the quality of the water in the hay. in general , it has been forbidden to swim in this river for a hundred years. the state put almost one and a half billion euros on the table to build a huge watershed with a capacity of 50,000 cubic meters underground. as planned. it was supposed to hold back rainwater so that it would not fall into the sewer, all this beauty would not flow away into the hay, but a non-profit environmental organization carried out laboratory samples from september to march, including in those places where the swimming stage is planned triathlon, the level of pollution exceeds the permissible levels by two and sometimes three times, there is no alternative place for competitions. we know that when it rains, the water overflows the sewers,