in paris, i could see what was chic in what was not. one time i was working and was arriving at an industry job, and i was wearing boots. they looked at me and said, [unintelligible] as a reproach. i thought, ha ha, very funny. [laughter] but it was beautiful, which can be true but it can be awful, too, a beige. it is not because it is beige, but it could be the absolute beauty, no. it depends how it is done, how it is made, how it looks like. so i was like, let's say, killing the french fashion. i should say france in general. so absolute. it has to be like that. things that i did not feel like. i think it's time i was going, i felt really in love with london. i felt more freedom. when i was going there, it gave me -- [unintelligible] sending like, yes, go on to do the things you feel are good. because it is very conservative in paris. >> only you had come to san francisco. >> yes. >> i can only imagine what you would have produced. [applause] >> that is true. >> here is this good little boy who is be heading classically and is very ch

-- sometimes london and sometimes paris. but he studied french as a grown man. he engaged a french tour in washington and when he wasn't in the house on public business he would hang out and they'd take walks, sit in reed's home and converse in french. reed kept a french diary. so he loved the culture and the letters and the sights and the sounds of paris. although, so much a son was he of maine that once in paris, he got some fish balls and he fried them up as he might if he had been at home in portdland. he said -- he said i speak french like a native. a native of the united states. >> you have a picture of him in your book where he's a younger age where he's quite handsome and looks so much different than the portrait of him. >> when -- at the unveiling of the portrait, as the curtains were drawn there was a polite but evidently shocked silence which is broken by reed saying, well, i hope my enemies are satisfied. >> where did he go to college? >> bowden. >> why there? >> it was the place to go if you were an up-and-comin

paris and the others were largely sheltered during michael jackson's life. but they have spent time in the public eye since his death. thousands across our region and many more around the world really got a rare view from space that we will never see again at least in their lifetime. >> hundreds packed the national air and space museum at the national mall. look at the top of the scene. the transit of venus as venous passes by the sun between the sun and earth. >> just interested in doing that sort of thing. >> around 6:00 p.m., amateurs and experts alike paused from their daily routine to stare curiously at the sky. they did it to see this, the transit of venus. >> venus is directly between the sun and us. so we see it as a dark shadow. >> i would like to introduce her to the stars had an early age. >> it will not happen again until december 21, 2017. >> when you are set -- when you're finished, turn your head down before you remove them. ok? can you promise me? >> yes. >> tj remember to do that? -- vd remember to do that? >> hundreds of years ago astronome

for many but in retrospect, paris said it made sense. >> i didn't get why i was wearing a mask. i understand now why my dad would want our face to be covered. when we went out without him we wouldn't be recognized and we'd have a normal childhood. >> reporter: a daughter's memories of a father she says she still misses terribly every single day. for "today," michael taibbi, nbc news, los angeles. >>> famed rafael nadal beat djokovic to win the seventh title. play was interrupted by rain. if djokovic won he would have made history winning all four majors at the same time. >>> most wanted came in first at the box office, $60 million in ticket sales. prometheus finished a strong second and "men in black 3" finished third. >>> broadway's big night. neat patrick harris kicked off the evening with a showstopper talking about how much better things are in the theater than in real life. ♪ one day you feel cruddy stay home and call your understudy ♪ >>> of course that was modern family's star. the real star of the night was musical "once," eight awards winning best musical. best drama, "

joins me live now from paris. france where. they meet for the first time as president what are we expecting to come out of their talks today. well we are expecting to talk on a lot of a range of issues many of them is similar to what i have let me put in had spoken with angela merkel in berlin but i think a more symbolically here it's interesting to see that the u.n. if meeting for the first time since they both took their posts as a newly elected presidents of their country and especially for francois laundry during the entire campaign of his presidency he was criticized for his lack of experience much less experience with foreign leaders of foreign policy and international relations so it will be interesting to see the kind of rapport that the two men have behind closed doors it will set the tone on how they will proceed when they do negotiations and we know that behind closed doors the deals and talks are very very important. and everyone was waiting for putin and chancellor merkel to collide on the issue over syria that isn

jim bitterman is live in paris this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, soledad, i think police are taking this more seriously than they might in a normal armed robbery because of the few of the details that have now emerged. basically what happened is that a gunman entered the bank a little before noon local time this morning. and one shot was fired. then the gunman took four employees of the bank hostage and been holding the hostages ever since. he says that he's a member of al qaeda. that's one thing that has set the police on edge. another thing is that this is all taking place just a few hundred yards away from the home -- what was the former home of mara, you may remember, the young man that back in march killed seven people and then later died himself in a police shootout in toulouse, there is some indication to connect the two events and elite squad of hostage negotiators on their way to see if they can resolve the solution. >> are people very anxious? >> reporter: i think there's a great deal of anxiety in

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in paris president putin has the international community to stick to kofi annan peace plan for syria to prevent full scale civil war. and sacked for speaking out baltic states persecute yet another official for standing up against the oppression of russians that. this is r.t. live from moscow on carrie johnston a car a court is set to announce whether egypt's ousted president hosni mubarak is guilty of complicity in mass murder he's accused of ordering security forces to fire on protesters demonstrating against his rule during last year's revolution more than eight hundred people were killed in the crackdown in the barrack refutes the charges which could see him in prison for decades or even executed when you know what to breathe it seems comparable if he's guilty judgement day comes as thousands of egyptians are rallying against ongoing military rule barracks last prime minister and shafique who's running for the presidency in faces as the brotherhood candidate hunted you see a second round vote later this month well neither is perceived as a champion of the revolution many took par

the exhibition was planned by paris officials and a group of japanese residents. photographs show locations shortly after the disaster. they're displayed above shots of the same location taken months later. other photos show workers that the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant. japanese fashion designer is one of the organizers of the event the. >> translator: we are holding the event in paris because we want to show our reconstruction efforts to the people of france. japan's reliable friend. ♪ >> a violin maker crafted this instrument from the tsunami debris. musicians will play instruments at the exhibit to accompany the show. >>> people in southern japan are experiencing severe weather again today. herer the details of the world with weather forecast. >> torrential rain has been pounding southern japan. because we've got low pressure system and the seasonal front. supplied by ample moisture from what was once severe tropical system you already have more than 150 millimeters of rain. heavy rain is likely spread into western and central japan. in tokyo, the pea

syria insisting that both sides need to stop the violence as the russian leader travels to berlin and paris. and how talking to r.t. you can get your pride in latvia and estonia as people land on blacklist after demanding equal rights for ethnic russians. you're watching r t with me to bang with say egypt's to pose a president hosni mubarak who was sentenced to life on saturday has been admitted to prison hospital after suffering a serious health crisis on his way from the courthouse meanwhile the center is a triggered anger among many egyptians are with crowds gathering in the country's true largest cities freelance journalism bell true is in tahrir square with more. the moment really quite angry with the verdict as far as when they heard of a bar it was given twenty five years of life sentence there were euphoric because people busy making would just be done for corruption charges however they realized that his sons and i come out and also. the interior ministry's a six police officers would not be were actually acquitted it's people started to realize that perhaps the verdict wasn't what

syria insisting that both sides need to stop the violence as the russian leader traveled to berlin and paris. and now how talking to r t could get you fired in latvia and estonia as people land on blacklist after demanding equal rights for ethnic russians. it's two o'clock here in moscow you're watching our two you with me to bomb would say president vladimir putin has called for patients to let go of the announce peace plan work in syria resisting pressure to push a tougher stance against the regime concerns over nature's missile shield and the euro zone's dad was also coming to focus as a russian leaders that met his german and french counterparts in berlin and paris. has been following the talks. they have talked about energy issues also in terms of increasing trade between the two countries let's not forget that the e.u. is a trading partner of russia the e.u. as a whole and that's testament coming from this continent to russia is definitely significant and they also touched upon issues that concern them both such as that of nuclear nonproliferation and against dressing the fact that the

in paris to president putin has the international community to stick to kofi annan peace plan for syria to prevent a full scale civil war. and facing the sack for speaking out and latvian naval professor says he's a victim of persecution of russians in the baltics after raising them right on r t . welcome to r.t. world news twenty four hours a day. courtis set to announce whether egypt's ousted president hosni mubarak is guilty of complicity in mass murder he's accused of ordering security forces to open fire on protesters demonstrating against his rule during last year's revolution leading to more than eight hundred deaths this latest from outside the courthouse. if convicted former egyptian president hosni mubarak faces anything from three years to the death penalty and most people large expects he will not be receiving the highest penalty in this case because of his advanced age as well as what observers believe to be a failure of the prosecution to deliver an airtight case in terms of his responsibility in the orders to use live ammunition against protesters in the revolution last y

syria insisting that both sides need to stop the violence of the russian leader travels to berlin and paris. and how talking more to get you fired a lot of fear and you know me i'm just people that been blacklisted after demanding equal rights for ethnic russians. oh. you're watching our live from moscow i mean east now with our top story and egypt's convicted former president hosni mubarak has admitted to prison has been admitted to a prison hospital after suffering a serious health problem on his way from the courthouse on friday he was found guilty of complicity in the killing eight hundred and fifty protesters during last year's uprising but works former interior minister has also been given life but several former security officials and both the former president songs have been acquitted the verdicts triggered anger among many egyptians crowds have gathered in egypt's two largest cities furious at a court they believe was too lenient pictures from tahrir square in cairo are now streaming live on our website for you archie dot com well the muslim brotherhood which candidate could become

syria insisting that both sides need to stop the violence but the russian leader travels to berlin and paris. and how talking to our t. could get you fired in latvia and estonia as people land on blacklist after demanding equal rights for ethnic russians. live from our studios in central moscow you're watching r t with me and you know it's good to have you with us eleven pm here in the russian capital straight to our top story in egypt's deposed president hosni mubarak is now beginning his life sentence and reportedly suffered a serious health problem on his way to prison he's been convicted over the killing of eight hundred fifty protesters during last year's uprising but barak's former interior minister has also been given life but several former security officials have been acquitted the verdicts triggered anger among many egyptians crowds gathered in tahrir square furious at a court they believed was too lenient christian and live pictures for you from there right now on our web site r.t. dot com the muslim brotherhood whose candidate could become egypt's next president after the electio

in paris said president putin has the international community to stick to peace plan for syria to prevent full scale civil war. and facing the sack for speaking out a lot here in naval professor says he's a victim of persecution of ethnic russians in the baltics after raising their plight on r t. twenty four hours a day this is r.t. egypt's deposed president hosni mubarak will spend the rest of his life behind bars he was found guilty by a cairo court of complicity in the killing of hundreds of protesters by security forces during last year's revolution let's go live now to mariama shani outside the courthouse in egypt capital for the very latest on this how are people there reacting what was this sentence they've been waiting for. clearly the moment the word guilty was read it was the word people wanted to hear him obviously it was a quick quick reading of the verdict and the judge took the time to read the defendant's names each they responded. referred to. thirty years of rule repeating himself for emphasis clearly wanting to draw attention to this to this moment in history talks about

in paris president putin has the international community to stick to kofi annan for peace plan for syria to prevent a full scale civil war. and facing the sackler speaking out latvian naval professor says he's a victim of persecution of ethnic russians in the baltics after raising their plight on r.t. . there world news twenty four hours a day this is. a cairo court is set to announce whether egypt's ousted president hosni mubarak is guilty of complicity in mass murder he's accused of ordering security forces to open fire on protesters demonstrating against israel during last year's revolution into more than eight hundred deaths well let's go live now to miami shani outside the courthouse for the very latest on this it's been a long trial of the deposed dictator what sort of verdicts expected do you think what sentence could he possibly face if convicted. oh over a year ago today the events of today would have been virtually on friday mobile in the minds of most egyptians if convicted former egyptian president hosni mubarak faces anything from three years to the death penalty and most pe

take effect in syria resisting blaming one side of the conflict as russia's leader visits berlin and paris and speaking your mind here on our t. could cost you your job in latvia and estonia several people have landed on blacklist after calling for equal rights for ethnic russians. hello this is r.t. from moscow it's covered over here we do this with our top story in egypt deposed president hosni mubarak is right now beginning his life sentence and reportedly suffered a serious health problem on his way to prison earlier this afternoon he's been convicted over the killing of eight hundred fifty protesters during last year's uprising beric former interior minister also got life but several former security officials were acquitted egyptian journalist maryam ashanti reports from outside the courthouse in cairo. and michel levy reaction was obviously one of. relief at the sound of the word guilty but when. that verdict was read i think they realized they should the full extent of the outcome of the verdict had begun to sink in the realized ation that the majority of the defendants would be ret

syria insisting that both sides need to stop the violence as the russian leader travels to berlin and paris. and how talking to r.t. could get you fired in latvia and estonia as people land on blacklists up to demanding equal rights for ethnic russians. it's why i'm here in moscow you're watching r t you with me to bomb would say egypt the deposed president hosni mubarak who was given a life sentence on saturday has been admitted to prison hospital after reportedly suffering a heart attack on his way from the courthouse meanwhile his punishment triggered anger among many egyptians who thought it was too lenient with crowds gathering overnight in the country's two largest cities freelance journalist belled true wasn't square for us. people at the moment are really quite angry with the verdict as far as when they heard of a barak was given twenty five years of life sentence they were euphoric because people busy making would just be done for corruption charges however they realize that his sons are lag come out and also. the interior ministry say six police officers would not be were actually

plan to take effect in syria resisting blaming one side of the conflict as russia's leader visits paris. and speaking a mind of r t could cost a good job in latvia and estonia several people have landed on the blacklist so after calling for equal rights for ethnic russians. hello there this is r.t. from moscow is kevin owen here with you this hour with our top story in egypt's topos president hosni mubarak's been jailed for life itself to new and he's reportedly suffered a heart attack while on his way to prison he's been convicted over the killing of eight hundred fifty protesters during last year's uprising his former interior minister is also be given life but six former security officials have been acquitted egyptian journalist miriam ashanti reports from outside the courthouse in cairo. but initially the reaction was obviously one of. relief at the sound of the word guilty but when. that verdict was read i think they realized they should the full extent of the outcome of the verdict had begun to sink in the realized ation that the majority of the defendants would be returning home

syria insisting that both sides need to stop the violence as the russian leader travels to berlin and paris. and how talking to r t could get you fired in lafayette and of stony as people land on blacklist after demanding equal rights for ethnic russians. oh it's midnight in moscow this is archie coming to you live from you so now with our top story egypt's deposed president hosni mubarak has begun a life sentence and reportedly suffered serious health problems on his way to prison he's been convicted for the killing of eight hundred fifty protesters during last year's uprising who works for more interior minister has also been given life but several former security officials were acquitted the verdicts triggered anger among many egyptians crowds gathered in tahrir square your yes the court they believe was too lenient the muslim brotherhood candidate could become egypt's next president after an election runoff in a fortnight is demanding mubarak's retrial and calls want to just chose to continue the revolution revolutionary groups say justice has not been served and that mubarak's former p

once for from the paris games in 1900. a team from england beat a sigh from france and 1 tons of 12 years later that piece of sports history has been recreated. -- 112 newsletter. >> on the grounds of a french chateau -- armed with a fine capote, mcc cricketers are here to market in exporting occasion. the pitch has been swept, the stage is set for the rematch of the 1900 olympic cricket final. englander and the reigning silver medalist france. >> good to see you when something today. >> today, too, london 2012, mcc is playing a france select team. pitting their wits against experienced opposition. >> 100 years ago it was more english players who played for france, so it is a big match and good publicity. >> in 1900, the french side was drawn from the two best cricket clubs in paris. they played an english team from the west country. the only time corrected would be played at the olympics. -- cricket would be played in the olympics. greatly improved, thanks to admiration of their best known supporter. >> after the match of

and he came to paris a few years ago to study law.ow he lives in monique's house and does the housework, but it does not feel like he is being taken advantage of. it is what he signed up for. in exchange for housekeeping, he lives rent-free under her roof, the seventh student to do so. the only downside is that her house is somewhat off the beaten track. it takes assan two hours to commute to law school. nearly 180,000 students a year come to paris to attend university. housing is scarce and expensive. those who cannot find a place to stay may end up here. this is a housing agency that serves as a go-between for multigenerational cohousing of arrangements. not all of the arrangements go as smoothly. serra also spent a year living with a retiree. she missed her privacy and found her elder the flat rate overbearing at times, but she also gained new appreciation for her own grandmother back in italy. >> i took my grandmother somewhat for granted, and i did not really noticed how old she was getting, but now, i call her and said her postc

syria insisting that both sides need to stop the violence as the russian leader travels to berlin and paris. and how talking to r t could get you fired in latvia and estonia as people land and blacklists up to demanding equal rights for ethnic russians. twenty four hours a day seven days a week that this is our team egypt's deposed president hosni mubarak who was given a life sentence on saturday has been admitted to a prison hospital after reportedly suffering a heart attack on his way from the courthouse meanwhile his punishment triggered anger among many egyptians who called the sentence was too lenient of a ten thousand people gathered overnight in cairo within range more ransacked the head coaches of presidential candidate and mubarak's formal call me michel free mass protests also ruptured in the cities of alexandria and suez freelance journalist beltran was interviewed square for r.t. . people of the moment are really quite angry with the verdict first when they heard about barak was given twenty five years of life sentence there were euphoric because people presume that he would jus

in paris president putin has the international community to stick to kofi annan peace plan for syria to prevent a full scale civil war. and facing the sack for speaking out a lot in naval professor says he's a victim of persecution of ethnic russians in the baltics after raising their plight amati. you're watching r.t. welcome to the program a current court is set to announce whether egypt's ousted president hosni mubarak is guilty of complicity in mass murder he's accused of ordering security forces to foreign protesters demonstrating against israel during last year's revolution eight hundred people were killed in the crackdown mubarak refused the charges which could see him in prison for decades even executed pending on what degree the court deems him culpable if he's found guilty judgement day comes the stars of egyptians rally against ongoing military rule and the barracks last prime minister ahmed shafik who's running for the presidency he faces muslim brotherhood candidate mohamed mursi in the second round but later this month neither is perceived as a champion of the revolutio

be forthcoming to paris today. with. your friends in germany or russia. within the european union of the heart but i have somewhat questions but you know which of these two nations is more significant to russia. and i have a second question that this is the first time you are meeting the newly elected french president but what is the first impression that mr lyon has made on you. indeed that is confusing and provoking of question you're right about that. both germany and france which. are longstanding partners in national. or mutually. periods that it's obvious that both germany and france are russia's strategic partners. these relationships pretty much it is not a coincidence that. visiting. in one day speaking of economic cooperation. the power turnover with france is twenty eight billion dollars and seventy two with germany you can see the difference for yourself. we invested. six billion dollars in german economy that is a russian business and germany has invested something like twenty nine the billion in russia. whereas we have invested a five point

of protesters by security forces during last year's revolution it's our top story this hour also in paris president putin's urge the international community to stick to kofi annan and peace plan for syria to prevent full scale civil war. and facing the sack for speaking out a lot of naval professor says he's being punished for speaking out against the persecution of ethnic russians in the baltics after raising their plight here on our t.v. . hello this is our team from moscow is coming over here with you this hour with our top story and egypt's deposed president hosni mubarak will spend the rest of his life behind bars the eighty four year olds the first former leader to be tried in person by his own people after last year's are spreading let's get the latest on this. two opposition outside the court ishani is there in the egyptian capital for the very latest three good afternoon to you how are people there reacting we've seen scuffles over the past hour or two was this sentence what they've been waiting for . well initially the reaction was obviously one of. relief at the sound of the wo

paris kind of day by day goes through it. you would think she would be the most popular kid. i would think she's the most popular, but that kids would be sucking up to her, trying to be her best friend so they can hang out, but that's not the case. so she was very candid and honest about that. >> that's really sad, i'm sorry to hear that. >> maybe some jealousy there. >> she's an absolutely gorgeous child. >> she is. >> billy we'll be looking for you at "access hollywood." thanks so much. >> ready for it. >>> meanwhile, dramatic moments and unexpected twists at theater's biggest night. it was an exciting one. >> the 66th annual tone awards were held in new york city last night. there were a few nods to washington's theater scene. the night's biggest oncer was "once." it won eight awards, including top musical and best lead actor. the best lead actor in a play went to james corden, "one man, two governors. ". >>> and nods here in washington 9 shakespeare theater received a regional award. the kennedy center "followies" won for best costume. >>> and woolly mammoth had a mention

in paris president putin has urged the international community to stick to kofi annan peace plan for syria to prevent a full scale civil war bottom independent panel has been asked by the united nations to investigate the last of the one hundred miles north. and sacked for speaking out has both security yet another official for standing up against the oppression of russians their latvian naval academy professor came under fire you take. it in his head that this posties. kerry thank you very much this is indeed sports of a plenty head over the next ten minutes including these stories and pretty. full steam ahead to russia blitz italy three nil in their final clash ahead of next week's euro twenty twelve start. the next game it's a good day for russian players at the french open with both maria sharapova kuznetsova breezing into the next stage in paris. tied to the top team he leads by one stroke at the halfway stage of the memorial tournament but four time winner tiger woods are. full first for russia will enter next week's european championships in the most confident of moods dick ad

the short title "in paris." it's the story of a sort of old general -- my age general -- old general who meets this young, beautiful woman. she's waitressing in a russian restaurant. it's classic, very simple, and very poignant and tragic story about their short-living love affair. >> charlie: what made you want to do it? >> i felt that i know a little bit about this man, you know. i grew up knowing quite a bit about white russians, because it was civil war, the red army, white army, and their defeat. those people were the best of military intelligence of russia. it was horrific part of russian history. well, any civil war is a horrific part of any history of any country. you know, those people had been thrown out, most of them went through istanbul, constantinoples, to central europe, to paris. they were received, not with open arms by the french. it was a difficult time. they were recovering from the first world war, you know. then suddenly hundreds of thousands of russians came from abroad, and needed jobs. p