paris erupted.by radicals, the city elected an alternative government-- the paris commune-- that drove the politicians of the third republic to versailles. already ravaged by prussian artillery fire, paris paid a terrible price for its short lived resistance to the new republic's authority. edouard manet depicted the essence of the short, violent suppression of the commune as french troops fired on french civilians-- killing thousands before they squashed the rebelli. the national soul-searching for the reasons behind the violence and chaos continued for decades. the middle class blamed the lower classes for abandoning patriotic virtues for decadence-- turning to alcoholism and prostitution and away from respect for authority. they saw decadence differently from the heights of montmartre. the third republic's succession of ineffectual and corrupt governments smacked of decadence and failed to address the social problems created by avaricious capitalism and industrialization. pollution and urban pove

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

i shall go back to the farm when i have taken paris. i'm not so sure that they will let you take paris. what? i should have taken it myself before this if they had all been sound about it. some of them would rather paris took you, i think. so take care. if the english goddamns and the burgundians do not make an end of me, the french will. only for my voices, i would lose all heart. i'll tell you something, jack. it is in the bells that i hear my voices. not today when they all rang, that was nothing but jangling. but here in this corner, where the bells come down from the heaven and the echoes linger, or in the fields, where they come from a distance through the quiet of the countryside, my voices are in them. [bell rings the quarter hour] hark. do you hear? "dear-child-of-god" just what you said. at the half hour, they will say "be-brave-go-on." at the three-quarters, they will say "i-am-thy-help." but it is at the hour, when the great bell goes after, "god-will-save-france." it is then that st. margaret and st. catherine and sometimes

he delivered the products to a sundries store in paris. a japanese man and his french wife are running the store. it carries japanese style items. the wife who is the boyer likes things made with the hem cloth. these items drew the attention of a regular customer. >> translator: this is made with hem cloth. >> translator: it's wonderful. >> translator: they'll certainly sell, especially the little things. >> translator: our products are appreciated overseas a lot more than i thought. >> reporter: using the experience in paris as a steppingstone, the company is hoping to expand its sales network overseas. >>> chess fans watched in 1997 as chess player lost to a computer named deep blue. japanese players of the game followed along last year when a retired master lost to another computer. this man died in december of cancer. he left other players this message. he was already retired when he lost. so no professional player has lost to a computer. but that could well change with the competition under way now. nhk world reports. >> reporter: pla

paris. does it add up? and the u.s. government spent more than a million dollars on aviation towers just a few years ago and now they're being closed. we're going to tell you why. that does not add up. >>> let's go "outfront." >> good evening, everyone. we have breaking news. the denver police say evan eiber, a former colorado inmate and member of a white supremacist gang is linked to the murder of colorado state prison chief tom clemens. we are just getting new information in tonight from court documents filed in texas. investigators say that the shell casings found in his car matched the caliber of weapon used to kill clemens and matched the brand of the casings as well. now here's what we know about eibel. he is 20 years old. he was member of a white supremacist group. once you join, the only way out of that gang is death. he was killed after a high speed chase in texas last night. we have a reporter in colorado right now on who evan eibel is. first, i want to get to jeff krayemer from th

it's really awesome and right in the middle of paris. >> sounds a little windy there in paris today but i don't feel too bad for you. florence, italy. i was licky enough to be there as well. why should revisit there? >> i am sorry it was a little windy. >> florence italy the cathedral we should visit. >> it is the center of the city. it's the center piece of laurens. you can find it anywhere. it is beautiful tops wonderful place. florence is a great place in general. >> amazing architecture there. >> st. pauls cathedral in london, england that made the list at number 4. >> i used to live there in college. st. paul is kind of the most recognizable thing it is where charles and diana where married. by ti beautiful place. it gives you the best views of the city anywhere in london. >> rounding it all out barcelona, spain. >> unfinished masterpiece. they have been constructing it for like 100-years. they say now it will be finished 2030 allegedly. it is the most recognizable site in barcelona. it's a little outside of the center worth the view. it's a great sight it's really become the symbo

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with policecuffle in paris over gay marriage. the president of cyprus has just hours left to avert a financial catastrophe for his country. nicos anastasiades is holding emergency talks with european financial and banking leaders in brussels. if they fail to reach a deal by monday, cyprus's emergency funding will be cut. the president and his team have already held a meetings with members of the petrarca, the international monetary -- petroika, the international monetary agency. harry smith is live for us in brussels. plus what is happening right now. >> i was hoping to be able to tell you that the meeting of the 17 finance ministers had started. that is the 17 finance ministers whose countries share the common currency, the euro. the reason for my uncertainty is as you mentioned, this meeting was due to start two hours ago. it has been delayed. we expected to start right now, but i'm not absolutely sure. if i do hear it has started, i will let you know. we are not terribly sure why it has been delayed. we know that the earlier m

a dream of the elegance of paris. and i remember that i propose -- it was the last new bid of coutoure that arrived. i thought to propose -- [unintelligible] why don't you take one designer like vivian westwood or others to make one season, one coutoure collection? >> you should call some up immediately and suggest the deal. >> [laughs] that is true. each one to make their own collection should not be back. a very attractive idea. >> as you do not want to talk about art, we will not say your work is art. let's be very vulgar and talk about money. [laughter] it is extraordinary what you have produced in coutoure. does that make any money? quick to be honest, what we produce in coutoure does not make money but it does include money. i must say, i am very proud of that. when i started to do coutoure, after a lot of stories that may be issued do another job, i said, ok, i will do my own collection. i started and never stopped after. on boat one, one woman, done all in lace in the exhibition. it starts like, ok, i did not

. >>> next, a postcard from paris, andrea mitchell on john kerry's last stop. she didn't forget about us. >>> and general petraeus starts his comeback tour. this is "andrea mitchell reports," only on msnbc. zap technology. departure. hertz gold plus rewards also offers ereturn-- our fastest way to return your car. just note your mileage and zap ! you're outta there ! we'll e-mail your receipt in a flash, too. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. constipated? yeah. mm. some laxatives like dulcolax can cause cramps. but phillips' caplets don't. they have magnesium. for effective relief of occasional constipation. thanks. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. >>> andrea brings us this report from paris. >> hi, luke, secretary kerry wraps up this marathon trip, five kins in ten days, plus the palestinian territories, and here we are in paris. in paris, they are talking about a lot of the same issues he was addressing throughout the trip. there's real optimism from this trip that the secretary and before that president obama in the mi

how much was the vice president actually driving around in paris? >> reporter: jamie we went back to the official schedule it shows on sunday, february 3rd, after spending the weekend in germany the vice president and his wife, dr. jill biden touched down in paris. the following day, monday february 4th, they met with u.s. embassy staff and their families in a closed press event. then the vice president traveled to the presidential palace for a meeting with french president francois hollande. that was it for france. two events on the schedule in the morning and early afternoon before the bidens flew to london. the contract listed online is ringing in at $326,000655. that includes all the travel for everyone on the trip build to the limousine company, based in paris. it was awarded before the final cost of transportation for the trip was tallied. it represents the most that could have possibly been spent on travel there, jamie. jamie: obviously there were other charges too. we're in a budget crunch. what does the state department has to say about all

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the vice president paid $585,000 for one night at the hotel intercontinental in paris. to say about that. >> these guys know, they'll never be able to pay for anything like this themselves. i don't care what private sector gig he gets when this is all over. he'll never be able to take a bunch of friends, $585,000 for one night in paris. >> greta: next time he wants to use hotel.com kayak to get a better deal. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg does lots of pushups with personal trainer. she works out twice a week and she is up to 20 pushups. i hate justices that make me look bad. what about you. >>. >> greta: and real life version catch me if you can. they tweets a man impersonates a piloted is suing the airport. he was wearing an air france shirt, he went straight to the cockpit and sat down and then told the copilot high was a 747 pilot. but when we couldn't provide the right paperwork. airline crew had him arrested the man definitely does not work for them, air france. >> and new celebrity couple, well sort of. rolling stone tweets, tony bennett him and lady g

. >> to get four inches of snow in paris, what do you do? you go skiing on the basilica.ts on his skis and starts skiing downhill. >> why wouldn't you ski at the basilica. >> yeah, he has four inches of snow, green areas to ski down. he wasn't the only one who had that idea. some other people got out in in the snow. but they went at nighttime, and i think paris is the most beautiful at night with all of the lights lit up, and these guys had fun. whatever you can see on, they tried it. and it's beautiful. >> i have to believe that god wants this, he sends the snow down, why not enjoy it at the house of god. >> he would not have made it if he didn't want you to snow board and ski on the snow. that will do it for "right this minute," have a great weekend that will do it for "right this minute," have a great weekend everyone, see you on monday.

paris is considered a flower pot . so tough he rents himself out as construction equipment. oh, yeah, sitting next to me u.s. army special forces. i am getting scared. terry chapert. that's the first. am telling hr, you will not let him out of here, greg. >> get used to it and he pulled the trigger to make himself look bigger. north korea continue to bluster . concern that north korea kim jong-un is backing himself back in a corner. trash talk and saving face. he prepared rockets to fire on south korea and u.s.. there he is . another shows him studying battle plans with u.s. main land strike plan. see it in the back. there it is. >> and close up show a black line with dc and left-sideand possible austin or austin. that they are also targeting hawaii. why they are i don't know . there is a broadcast of kim

. >> reporter: s es didn't think paris and bella had a chance. two dogs with though way to get out of a burning mobile home off red coat lane in rancho cordova. >> it was emotional. it was hard. >> reporter: they knew the dogs' owners weren't home when they noticed the flames but getting inside to rescue the two dogs was impossible because the fire was so intense. >> i thought the house is definitely going to burn down and it's going to hit my house too. >> reporter: as soon as sacramento firefighters arrived, witnesses told them about paris and bella trapped inside. >> we all thought the dogs had passed on. >> reporter: witnesses say when firefighters pulled out bella and paris they were lifeless but they quickly began cpr and worked on them for more than an hour. >> i timed them. it was an hour and 10 minutes ty worked on the dogs. >> reporter: firefighters who successfully fought the mobile home flames focused their fight to save paris and bella. neighbors say they almost accepted the dogs had died. then a small sign of life. >> eventually i s

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many trains to and from paris were canceled, including the heisigh speed eurostar. the storm also surprised many british commuters. the roman catholic church elected a new pope on wednesday. an jesuit archbishop of osiris -- windows are his. he is the first open from latin america -- buenos aires. he is the first pope from latin america. brothers and sisters, good evening. you know the conclave had the duty to give romeo bush up -- rome a bishop. it seems that my brother cardinals went almost to the ends of the earth to find one. but now i'm here. tens of thousands of the faithful spent the day on st. peter's square, awaiting results. at 7:00 p.m., their weight was awarded. white smoke issued from the chin above the sistine chapel -- chimney above the sistine chapel after five rounds of voting. bergoglio.-- at home in argentina, the first reactions were of astonishment and joy. in buenos aires, people poured into the streets and celebrated through the night. this is extremely exciting for us. for the first time in --entinian has become a pope even aside from his nat

he shipped it from america to paris. he designed a giantess leave the grand hall was electric fridays and an electrified porch and of themselves. and next to bill shannon throughout the world ran the gold medal of honor for electric lighting. as a master stroke. >> in fairness, he did have the better system in the sense he brought the much more complex dynamo that he brought to 220-ton jumbo dynamo is more efficient has anybody thought possible at the turn. >> why was that? >> yet certain insights into the construction of the dynamo, took it apart and reconstructed it. he also had a breakthrough with the filament that he recognized the fact you need to be high resistance filament, which is counterintuitive for reasons i don't quite understand. but it is counterintuitive to electrical experts at the time and not proved to be a stroke that made his much more efficient than others. so he did win fair and square, but he also did great since this is about showmanship and winning the gold medal would help him when the pat moye

paris at 15 degrees. right there on the rain-us . maybe a mix, but the temperature will only get to about one below. but weow, much cooler, do expect to see about eight below. some clearing down here along the north the african coast. we saw a lot of rain pushing through. we will still get some more over the next few days. across morocco, you can see some shower activity on the coastal region and some clouds in the algiers. nothing like we saw especially in the middle of the week. over here george a.a.a., we expect to see a high temperature of about 24 degrees. across the central regions of afri india was ranked the worst india was ranked the worst because of the continued practice of favoring male babies. there were 12 million female fetuses aborted in india. the state of women's rights in saudi arabia as little better. this included restrictions on women's rights to work and travel, high levels of domestic violence. not in thestates was top five surprising mainly because nearly 23 million people do not

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. >> paris musharraf has returned home from self-imposed exile, declaring he was to save the country. musharraf spent the past four years in london and dubai, but now wants to take part in elections this may. >> coming home may herald a comeback for musharraf. greeting supporters after stepping off his flight. i've come back, putting my life in danger, in order to save pakistan. >> not everyone in pakistan is happy he is home. the military man made many enemies as president. in 2008, musharraf was forced to quit amid political turmoil i. his political past could come back to haunt him. pakistan's teledyne hates musharraf because he supported george w. bush's war on terror hatesevision -- taliban musharraf because he supported george w. bush's war on terror. police are investigating his role in the death of two political opponents, including the former prime minister. it is alleged musharraf did not do enough to prevent her assassination. some pakistanis are nostalgic for musharraf. he is hoping nostalgic will help them in the poll. he is planning to fight elections in may. >> in a mom

vice president joe biden spends one night in paris. the hotel bill comes to more than half a million dollars for him and his entire delegation. we're getting an extremely rare glimpse at how much it costs when a vice president of the united states travels. and a newborn baby found in a new york city subway, adopted by the man who found him. you'll find out how extraordinary this story really is and how it's playing out. >>> i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> president obama is kicking off the next leg of his trip to the middle east with what might seem to be a change at least in tune a little bit as far as iran is concerned. at a news conference in amman, jordan the president made a staunch plea for a peaceful solution in the face of growing nuclear concerns. >> if, in fact, what the supreme leader has said is the case, which is that developing a nuclear weapon would be unislamic and that iran has no interest in developing nuclear weapons, then there should be a practical, verifiable way to assure the international c

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that paris hilton ad that got pulled. kate upton on the spot.of "people" magazine. let's talk about the ford ad. an ad in india. it had paris hilton in the front seat, the kardashians in the trunk? >> look, you know, it's tasteless to have women taped and bound in the trunk. what i want to know is, what year is it in india where paris hilton is selling cars? >> apparently 1996. >> honestly. so, again, it's ridiculous and terrible and tasteless. the idea that someone like paris is selling a car. >> doesn't matter where it is, it goes viral. that's why ford had to pull it. >>> how about kate upton also? i actually felt a little sorry for her. she got that video invitation to the prom last week. what is she supposed to say? >> she has to say, sure. it's nice. thanks a lot. the publicity was good. >> there's the video. >> that was funny. it was well done. but you are between a rock and a hard place. >> there could be about 10,000 after this that could be more clever. are you supposed to go to every prom? she did a nice job. now she's practicing the

a winking paris is featured in this ford design, the indian decision.as all three kardashian sisters tied up with the slogan leave your worries behind. another version of the leaked ad is a bit more controversial. it shows former italian prime minister berlusconi with three scantily tied up women in the back. ford never intended to release the ads and issued a statement saying "we deeply regret this incident and agree with our agency part earners that it should never have happened. the posters are temporary to the standards of professionalism and decency within ford and our agency partners." i think i'll leave it at that. >>> still ahead on "way too early," why are you awake? your tweets, texts and e-mails are just ahead and "morning joe" moment as way. [ male announcer ] when it comes to the financial obstacles military families face, we understand. our financial advice is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. life brings obstacles. usaa brings retirement advice. some people will do anything to help eliminate li

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i am writing in paris the morning of the tragedy -- i am arriving in paris the morning of that tragedy and it would appear the literature is being defined by this being an irreconcilable social issue. neither of which were particularly comfortable spots to be in. we spent a lot of time trying to understand what is at work here with insider threats. i rejected the sole explanation that this was cultural from the beginning. i had been an adviser in other places. i served in countries all around the world, some of the developing with the cultures were very different. that was never any occasion where based on solely cultural differences the reasons were sufficient to kill the advisers or kill the foreign forces. it was more than that. as time went on we began to listen to the chatter amongst the taliban that gby attacking the advisory forces they sought to create a crisis both in terms of whether they can separate as among the seem -- if they could separate us along the seam of where the advisers were close to the afghans by forcing us to change our operational posture with respect to how

to paris, and she was returning from that trip to paris with kanye, her boyfriend, and she started feelingtraveling because she's been in several places over the last week or so. >> i told you a couple of weeks ago when i had lunch with kris, she had just come back from rio de janeiro, and then went to nigeria, and then went to -- i have traveled all my life, but i'm not pregnant, but i know that is a huge toll on your body. it really is. you're sitting there a long time. you get dehydrated. it's a tough one. >> she's really working out a lot and she was obsessively working out seven days a week because she's very worried about, you know, not being worried about being able to bounce back after the baby and stuff like that. >> she has to think of herself as models do even though she's not what we all think of as a classical uber model with the -- she's got to think about that she is her own brand. >> yeah. >> and so you got to protect it, but at the same time you got to put your child first. you got to. you got to. you'll pay for it later in one way or the other. >> when do you stop flying

argument that conservatives have been making for years and years is that people like mitt romney and paris hilton who get most of their money from dividend you know the words they own stock in the companies declare dividends and they pass that money out of their stockholders when when you earn your living from dividends you don't pay social security tax on it it is a graduated income tax you pay on it so if you're a small investor you don't typically paid much tax at all very little but if you're like mitt romney or paris hilton you pay up to a maximum right now of twenty percent and they're all saying that they should pay nothing mitt romney's tax rate not should not be twenty percent should be zero and the rationale that they use is that the corporation had declared you know the dividend came out of a profit they had to declare the profit they had to pay tax on the profit and then they distributed the dividend and therefore it's already been taxed and you shouldn't tax it again when that dividend goes to the stockholders which is utter nonsense it's amazing that americans have bought thi

those weapons through israel so no one would ever know the iranians yes the day after casey's final paris to go she asians on october twenty first one hundred eighty iranians inexplicably at least of the carter administration thought it was working out a deal stop negotiating the world later learned that over the next three days israel began shipping f. four fighter jet fighters to iran the first of many shipments of u.s. made weapons and military hardware to go that route over the next few years and on january twentieth at the exact moment reagan raised his hand to be sworn in iranians release the hostages it was their way of saying deal done. when we found out about it and that the money the iranians were paying reagan for the military hardware that was being used to kill contra rebels in nicaragua it was referred to as the iran contra scandal but the american people couldn't know about the election theft congress in the one nine hundred eighty s. and the clinton ministration the one nine hundred ninety s. refused to seriously investigate reagan's october surprise it was just like with

come on, you have an embassy in paris, there is no effort we have to cut back, as i said, the attitudeo is willing to hurt people. i've never seen this, to make them pay the price and next airlines, you'll watch what they're doing to punish the american people to make a political point. >> sean: we're spending more money this year than last. >> nobody got a cut of in anything, cut the rate of growth. >> sean: i've got to tell you, the american people are suffering. >> and liberals should understand until they take seriously government waste they'll be subject to-- >> and go eat cake, that's what the president is telling. you eat cake, everybody. got to roll, thank you guys. coming up next it's a sad reality, but we live in a world where the government has the authority to steal money from the private bank accounts of citizens up to 40% and it's happening as we speak in cyprus and many are saying the socialist mind set could be coming to america? and frightening analysis from our business experts. we want to hear from you tonight. log onto the special companion site. it's hannity live a

we went to paris, we went to paris, egypt and then tunis. and it's in the course of those four days that that decision is made. so the conversation was very much, you know, the french are going to go ahead. we can let them do whatever they want, or we can actually try to shape this into something that is going to deliver people. >> host: i think my favorite chapter in the book is the trip to burma, perhaps because it's might be the most, i think, historical. >> guest: yes. i love that chapter. >> host: and just talk about what made that trip so unique. obviously, not very many people are traveling to burma at least from the united states at that time. >> guest: more and more, but certainly at the time it was very, very novel. you know, it was a very special moment, and it goes back to, um, when you look at the big picture of what, you know, my book will do for readers, this is a book that is several things. it is, you know, my personal story, my perspective on american power, um, it is the story of hillary clinton as secretary of state and h

the terrifying incident begins two days earlier, when air france flight 8969 leaves algeria for parisur members of the armed islamic group board the plane, dressed as airport staff. they take over by takeoff, threatening to blow up the plane. they demand the release of two political leaders and direct the plane to fly to paris, but the runway is blocked by the military. the terrorists release about 60 passengers, mostly women and children. but then kill another passenger before the runway is cleared and the plane is allowed to fly to france. >> they said that they are going to kill one passenger every 30 minutes. >> without enough fuel to reach paris, the plane lands to refuel

to paris. she was returning from that trip to paris with kanye, her boyfriend, and she started feeling sick on the flight. she was really afraid she was having a miscarriage. and it turns out she wasn't, which was the good news. but the doctors did tell her she has to slow down, stop doing so much traveling. she's been in several places over the last week or so. >> i think i told you a couple weeks ago when i had lunch with kris she had just come back from rio and leaving that day. to go to nigeria. i think she came back again and went to paris. i've traveled all my life. but i'm not pregnant. but i know that is a huge toll on your body. >> right. >> it really is. you're sitting there a long time. you get dehydrated. it's a tough thing. >> the papers are saying she's really working out a lot, obsessively working out seven days a week because she's very worried about not being able to bounce back after the baby and stuff like that. >> she has to think of herself as models do even though she's no