scientists coming to paris in one thousand century. and then you have a new twentieth century very fascinating history because on the one side you have many russian immigrates of the twenty's just coming to paris and studying in the sorbonne or teaching at the sorbonne and on the other side you always had prominent representatives of the soviet union coming to paris eisenstein in one thousand nine hundred eighty just to speak about the russian cinema and you had a prison kosygin coming in one thousand nine hundred seventy likud which of gorbachev came. and held the big speech with a wide audience listening to him in nineteen eighty nine so this is a symbol also for for for for every rush and i would say when the folks there's a listen here thank you very much yes i think you like you must be. the river seine and it's a rest isn't the worst and without doubt the city's most opulent the decorated bridge really connected with russia. this place was named after the rest of alexander the third bill to the end of the nineteenth century it wa

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scientists coming to paris in the nineteenth century. and then you have in the twentieth century very fascinating history because on the one side you have many russian immigrates of the twenty's just coming to paris and studying in in all teaching and the sorbonne and on the other side you always had prominent representatives of the soviet union coming to paris i was in china in one thousand nine hundred eighty just to speak about. russian cinema and you had to present kosygin coming in and nine hundred seventy. which of god my job came. and held a big speech with a wide audience listening to him in nineteen eighty nine so this is a symbol also for hope for for every russian i would say wonderful is that it's me thank you very much yes i actually miss. the river seine and get your rest isn't the worst and without doubt the city's most opulent the decorated bridge heavily connected with russia. greatest named after the rest of alexander. bell to the end of the nineteenth century it was erected to symbolize the positive relationship betwee

we have so i had my job he is a professor of middle east studies at the american university of paris and in washington we cross to rich galen he's a republican strategist and former press secretary to dan quayle and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunt all right gentlemen this is prostate i mean this means you can jump in anytime you want how dull i pity you to keep you in our cairo first we just heard that nato is still thinking about a no fly zone over libya it's going to take a little bit more time to think about it but they are thinking about it so that in mind the events that have gone on in the country that you're in right now in egypt tunisia and what's going on in the gulf has american foreign policy adjusted in western foreign policy adjusted enough to the changes that are occurring in the region well the rhetorical level they have a just we're tour the present united states has spoken out very much about sympathy with the urge for. overthrowing with oratory and regimes having to caucus and pull on the actual field of action. you know that doing some relief work

the fashion show opens in paris without his controversial former designer. a nasa rocket mission has failed twice. it took off from california and crashed back to earth. >> >> a perfect start for nasa's latest mission. >> how changes on earth's climate may affect our lives. >> but there is a problem. >> the flight was going well until the time of separation. >> the nose cone fails to separate and iraq it falls back to earth. the flight staff don't know why the mission failed. >> tonight we are all pretty devastated but we will recover. the team will bounce back because they are all professionals. orbital science will bounce back. >> lift off. >> two years earlier the same thing happened. minutes into its launch its nose cone did not separate either. it crashed back to earth. at the time nasa said it would find out what went wrong before it flew any more missions. losing two observation satellites has been expensive and embarrassing. the space agency will launch another investigation. this times it hopes it will get it right. >> queen elizabeth -- it will be

special series of moscow up with martin andrews and he's not in the russian capital this time he's in paris exploring the symmetry long relationship between the two cities and countries. hello or should i say home saw welcome to iris the risk is have a strong relationship with france for centuries well in this week's program of exploring the french capital taking a look at western life history and culture. take a simple walk along the river same today and you'll definitely hear the sound of excited russian tourists they devour the social scene here with its classical entertainments here consisting of ballet opera and august it's easy to draw several comparisons to the grand jury of the most current. missions have been fascinated with french culture for centuries. explore the busy streets of the capital and you'll soon come across various places that will catch your eye. to moscow one of the several streets names off the major european cities. around the corner there's a russian restaurant don't keep any rest a file happy and a little further a remarkable vision hidden within the school buil

think that's for the spirit of russia where in the heart of frauds he's visiting russian influence in paris a special edition of moscow out is next. hello or should i say oh i'm so welcome iris the risk is have a strong relationship with france for centuries now in this week's program of exploring the french capital taking a look at western life history and culture. take a simple walk along the river saying today that you didn't really hear the sound of excises russian tourists they didn't follow the social scene here with its classical entertainments here consisting of ballet opera and all that it's easy to drool several comparisons to the grand jury on the most current. missions and being fascinated with french culture for centuries. explore the busy streets of the capital and you'll soon come across various places that will catch your eye. to moscow one of the several streets names off a major european cities. around the corner there's a russian restaurant don't keep any rest of file happy and a little further a remarkable vision hidden within the school buildings of the neighborhood qua

a paris fashion week on friday, there was a notable absence.no doubt from john galliano at the end of the show. >> it kids better and better. -- it gets better and better. >> the show in paris was well attended. john galliano is now a man stripped of his christian dior status, a man who was convicted in court and could be sent to prison. >> hundreds of people working around the clock in vietnam tried to save one of the city's important inhabitants. pollution is threatening its survival. >> remarkable as it seems, right in the heart of the city of 6 million people, which is at least one giant turtle. there may be more, no one really knows. right now, the turtle's life is not a happy one. passersby have tossed in rubbish, the pollution is slowly killing its most famous inhabitant. >> only believe the injury is we can see it or caught by a sharp edges. the poor quality of the water itself made the conditions unbearable. >> six centuries ago, the turtles and is like david kyd of the sword with which he defeated the chinese. >> many generations of t

house of the orals is an organization founded in the beginning of the much ninety's in paris with the foundation of the first president of russia. himself. translations of various books from russian into french special closer fully apprised has also been known to the best translation. maybe one of the. many associations which was one big region. in the beginning we had to explain where it. happy being false we had this statement of general double talk about europe from the atlantic to g. or else. that was the word was no we had to put this word on a map and we did. push names out of the famous russian poets of the nineteenth century is a must visit place of all those who come to moscow to be one of the city's finest restaurants a traditional russian cuisine now a place most moscow can be found in the heart of the french capital a branch of country pushing the patisseries located in the famous department store . windows a design like that of a jewelry shop with various mouthwatering does that it's being connery gems indeed . school of creative education is a project of alexei and all t

other leaders of world defense at the paris summit included the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton but there is growing concern here in the about what's being seen as double standards the west is going into all rich states in particular like libya where it has great commercial interests but it's ignoring turning a blind eye to escalating violence which is spreading across other parts of the region periods like yemen in areas like bakri and also the ivory coast which of course you're seeing horrific violence a moment daniel thanks very much indeed that's our correspondent daniel bushell reporting live from our studios there in brussels. well no doubt more from daniel a little later here on r.t. in the meantime speaking from brazil u.s. president barack obama says it was clear that allied forces had to protect civilians in libya let's get more now from artie's got a kick out she's in washington d.c. take us through washington's reaction to this. well the a full scale military invasion invention is underway the leaders who got together in paris were

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entirely open eighty six it was isolated still one of the most popular was about churches here in paris. it was here the picasso made all the cooped up in one nine hundred eighty and showed up in and kandinsky. baseball is here often said deaths. which increase the risk it's a very beautiful place i like coming here and sure i could do as much as i can reparations airfield closer to russia closer to home and it is the only place where you can be sure you need to look at russian people at any given time candy on the same road is the restaurant called petrograd first opened in one thousand nine hundred eighty four the same year the petrograd itself was renamed leningrad and recent history and to the new docket era but this value is far from the bright red woman's here is a charming say the least so they still i exist are as it has existed here is the nine hundred twenty s. and it's one of the oldest washington restaurants and hair is paddy through generations of russian immigrants starting with those who left the country after the revolution have been visiting this place is the entire res

and britain and france and arab countries meet in paris to decide their next move against gadhafi under a new u.n. resolution for more we go live to tripoli where our teams paula sleeper is standing by hello paula so what are you hearing about the situation in benghazi who's in control of the. well it's not immediately clear who is in control but we can tell you is that a fighter jets has been a shot down over benghazi that happened a short time ago it's not immediately clear whose plane this is but witnesses are reporting that they saw it firing on the benghazi military barracks we're also hearing from residents in the town that hours after the libyan government declared an immediate cease fire they were planes circling overhead and residents saying that this morning saturday they have been to a strike we're also hearing reports of explosions in the same two of the city we hearing gunfire is happening there we're hearing that artillery is being fired and we also know according to witnesses that on the road there are pickup trucks with machine guns now it does seem as if gadhafi forces

on the open in eighty six he was also they say one of the most popular calls about churches here in paris. he was here the picasso might hold a convo in ninety eight c. and showed up in an kandinsky were both wanted to hear. after that deaths. we should press here with it it's a very beautiful place and like coming here i'm sure i could do as much as i can be separations airfield closer to russia closer to home and it is the only place where you can be sure to be looked at russian people at any given time. on the same road is the restaurant called petrograd first opened in one thousand nine hundred eighty four the same year the petrograd itself was renamed leningrad and recent history and today new docking era but to spend you is far from gone the bright red woman's here is a charming say the least so they still i exist them are larger than has existed here says the nineteen twenties and it's one of the oldest washing restaurants in the harris paddy three generations of russian immigrants starting with those who left the country after the revolution have been visiting this place is the en

it is the talk at paris fashion week. many are in it of support of the designer. -- are in support of the designer. >> is sad. that is the only thing i can say. it is sad for me. >> but christian dior has a brand to think of. tonight, the oscar-winning actress natalie portman who promotes perfume for the fashion label said she wanted nothing more to do with him. mr. galliano's lawyer says he still says he is not guilty. the allegations he faces could cost him far more than his position with christian dior. cristian fraser, bbc news, paris. >> we have to leave it there. thanks for watching. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global fina

and arab countries are to meet on saturday in paris to discuss the un resolution. in washington president obama warned gaddafi to implement a cease-fire. he outlined what the international community expects from the leader. >> gaddafi must stop his troops from advancing, pull them back from various areas and establish water, electricity and gas to all areas. humanitarian assistance must be allowed to reach the people of libya. these terms are not negotiable. these terms are not subject to negotiations. if gaddafi does not comply, the international community will impose consequences. >> our correspondent in washington has been following events in the joins us now. president obama warned of the consequences for libya. what is the u.s. planning to do? >> they are committed. they are demanding a no-fly zone. they were in favor of the resolution passed. they have five major warships in the area. they are very much capable of starting airstrikes on short notice. the question is when will they start? there is a small discussion if it is legal to do these air strikes after

after the french ambassador's reference to the role of, we talked to him by telephone from paris about how these events unfolded. and from libya this evening, first jon lee anderson of the "new yorker" magazine from benghazi, and then from tripoli, david kirkpatrick of the "new york times." we close this evening with kurz, the man who thinks deeply about artificial intelligence and lock jest, and the director barry ptolemy who has a new film about kurzweil called "transcendent man." the anticipation of the events in libya, the life and times of ray kurzweil, and later in the program, photograph from japan. all of that next. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: every story needs a hero we can all root for. who beats the odds and comes out on top. but this isn't just a hollywood storyline. it's happening every day, all across america. every time a storefront opens. or the midnight oil is burned. or when someone chases a dream, not just a dollar. they are small business owners. so if you wanna root for a real hero, support small business. shop small. additional funding

we're talking today to talk to mona a spokesman of the arab commission for human rights in paris. tomorrow the arab commission for human rights of the prosecutor general for the international tribunal to begin an investigation into events in libya the decision to begin the investigation was made how will it be carried out. well. first of all the investigation will be made under the authority of the u.n. security council in accordance with clause thirteen of the rome statute this clause in titles the prosecutor general to perform an investigation without any preconditions will limitations and enables him to move freely and used to the benefit of the investigation anything that may be needed in anything that the suspect the criminals are hiding from the investigation that's what we've achieved by now to five groups of our representatives have arrived in benghazi and started working among them are experts in international law in medicine living in legislation and economy five representatives of the arab commission for human rights and now working in liberated regions of libya their t

. >> while this is her in private on the streets of paris. born in what was then czechoslovakia, today she is one of the highest paid models in the world. during the paris shows, her agency is in a commotion of activity. but in the midst of all, carol linnik is an island of column. -- carol lena is an island of calm. now 26, shuster of which was just 16. >> for four years straight i had no time to see friends and have fun. i really worked. >> but the hard work was worth it. her career went ballistic. she became the model of choice for labels like vehrs taji and york. -- versace and oior. >> i love carolina. she is a great woman. >> the top model progressed into stardom. but she remains a woman with your feet firmly on the ground. >> the more you are around beautiful things and people say oh, my god, you're the best, it is very easy to forget and lose touch of real things. i think is very important. i love talking to people on the street, people i do not know that come up to me and to maybe do not know who i am and i can talk to them and they

he faces charges related to his time as mayor of paris. chirac denies any wrongdoing. >> he refused to comment on the trial on monday. the trial has done little to dent the popularity of chirac. many french people still and meyer his folksy style, which contrasts sharply with president sarkozy. but critics insist the misappropriation of public funds is not a petty offense. attorneys for a taxpayers' association contend the investigation was [unintelligible] >> is france a country that honors the rule of law onot? this is an opportunity for the judicial system to be in power. with respect to what is happening in the world, french justice can no longer play second fiddle to the executive office. >> the allegations concern chirac's time as mayor of paris. he is accused of putting almost 500 workers on the city payroll in the 1990's. many never spent a day on the office -- at the office to receive salaries, and some were members of his pay -- his election team. he struck a deal with the city of paris to repay 2.2 million euros. the city droppe