i'm optimistic about paris. i think we have to recognize that this process which is more flexible, more bottom up that allows country to make own pledges about what they are going to do to start with things in yourself interest overtime ratchet ford forward if that's right process for the problem of this structure, it's a process that mirror the interests and goals of the ark text that cited it and particularly in united states and china, i think knowing about the japanese interest and process align with the japan's self-interest. the reason i mention this this looked like what the george w. bush tried to put in place to the protocol over the blow back and he unsign the ki ot to protocol. i think that's one of the things that as the trump administration goes from saying things tweeting things about climate change to governing and recognizing that other countries have interest here so on there's going to be tremendous amount of support from process that largely reflect u.s. interest. i think that inpro tro -- cle

it's 1:00 in paris. you are watching live from paris here on france 24. we are bringing you up to date on international news. fightingump comes out at his first press conference in months. the president-elect had a shouting match with journalists .bout his links to russia two more suspects have been charged in belgium over the paris terror attacks. migrants are suffering as freezing conditions increase. 16,000 people in camps are living in inhumane conditions. thanks for tuning in to live from paris. first it was by all measures an extraordinary performance for a president-elect. still pouring into donald trump's first news conference since july. he took reporters questions. trump refused outright to take a question from the network cnn because it had reported on the leaked notes alleging that he and his team have close links with russia. he at one stage engaged in a shouting match with a reporter from the channel. >> go ahead. >> since you are attacking our news organization -- >> not you. your organization is terrible. go ahead. quiet. >> can you say ca

but there is opposition, especially in paris. critics say the church buildings were largely financed by private donations. struve says this is well documented. daniel: we're actually lucky putin wasn't more subtle about it. that would've been far more dangerous for our congregations. now, the descendents of the emigrees, who'd rather not conform to this new russia, have to work out for themselves where they stand and what they want. >> worshipers in the western-oriented orthodox church aren't all ethnic russians. many non-russian french have also joined. and they stand behind the priests who refuse to disseminate any political content reflecting russian president putin's interests. these congregations have long been a thorn in the side of the russian orthodox church. >> there are so many great thinkers in paris. but some of them have obscured the word of god and even spoken disdainfully of god, because they've been so blinded by human ideas. >> that view also receives support in france. the russian-french cultural society extolls

paris has been sharing her romantic journey on social media.old shared her heart break with the world at her father's funeral. >> ever since i was born, daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. >> just last week paris celebrated a victory after she criticized the tv show which casts actor joseph thine as her father. the controversial episode was pulled. as for today's photo shoot in paris, it's no surprise to her brother prince michael who sat down with michelle two months ago. >> she has a very ambitious goal. and i think she's trying to figure out what calls to her and what speaks to her. >> her father would be proud, no doubt about that. michael buble will be in london next month. but family comes first to the singer. we hear he's staying home now to care for his 3-year-old son who is reportedly battling liver .ncer >> you're scared all the time. because you love him so much, that you can't ever, ever think of a world without them. i didn't know that level of love existed. it makes me better. >> it's believed michael's son noah

paris, is breaking silence about her life. it is more traumatic than anybody suspected. >> track marks from drug abuse, suicide attempts, victim of sexual assault and what paris has it say in her first depth interview is stunning. >> she was extremely open. depression. tried to kill herself. >> paris brought up the biggest bombshell in her new interview with rolling stone. she was sexually assaulted by a much older complete stranger when she was just 14. quote, i don't want to give too many details. it was hard for me and at the time, i didn't tell anybody. >> next year paris tried to kill herself by slashing her wrist and taking 20 motrin pills. she was falling to the ground after press the article. she said she tried multiple times before and tattoos cover the scars from the suicide attempt as well as the track marks left from her previous drug addiction. >> paris is wearing a bracelet that michael jackson was wearing when he died. a little rope and jade thing he got a in africa. she said that michael comes to her this her d

first our top story live from paris. man who has been described as a and and tough negotiator will leave the uk's efforts to's lit from the european union. the process was thrown into disarray after the former british ambassador to the eu quit leaving a big hole in the brexit team. -- resigning investors ambassador criticize the process. has often sat behind europe's major players. now he has been invited to the front row. he is his country's new ambassador to the european union. a crucial position as the u.k. prepares to negotiate its exit from the bloc. downing street says he has all the qualities for the job. >> a seasoned and tough negotiator with extent since six.'s securing u.k. object to in brussels. the government details his resume. his latest position as a foreign office political director and his mission as ambassador to moscow and his experience as first secretary of the brussels embassy. supporters such as nigel farish say he isn't -- nigel farage say he isn't the right choice. taken ainvestor has not strong

what you never knew about paris' life after neverland. >> oscar is on. off today's nominations, all eyes on ryan gosling as we flash back to teenage tv past. >> my mother called every kid that used to beat me up. >> plus a dog's perfect controversy. i'm with the movie star, dennis quaid, furious over animal abuse allegations why he is calling the leaked video a scam. >> never saw any abuse of any animal. if there had been, i would have walked. >> behind the scenes of the real housewives prank going viral. >> now for january 24, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> michael jackson's daughter, paris, is breaking silence about her life. it is more traumatic than anybody suspected. >> track marks from drug abuse, suicide attempts, victim of sexual assault and what paris has it say in her first depth interview is stunning. >> she was extremely open. depression. tried to kill herself. >> paris brought up the biggest bombshell in her new interview with rolling stone. she was sexually assaulted by a much older complete stranger when she was just 14. quote,

kirstin du kirstin dunst stunned in this lacy dress in paris.cked in a 2004 after party. then actor jake jigyllenhaal wa her date. now the 35-year-old star got engaged in fargo co-tar jesse flemming. >> dress is beautiful. but can we discuss the fact she can still fit in a dress from 13 years ago. >> i can't and i just had two chocolates. >> kirstin dunst, you are the real mvp. >> the bachelor break out star sfp while we can't stop walking corinne and what her mom is telling us about her strategy to one. then i'm onset with dancing star, derek hough. find the emotional story behind his new video. >> it is like everlasting love. >> end marketing campaign, what it took to put off this dare. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ paul and bongo march to a different beat. a very different beat. sfx: *cymbalsá they break only for the 100% complete and balanced nutrition of meow mix cat food. no wonder it's the only one cats ask for by name. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [sn

paris calls hes portrayal sickening and she is not alone. >> paris tweeted nearly half a dozen times expressing her disgust for comedy anthology sayiig quote it angers me to see how obviously intensional it was for them to be this insulting, not just towards my father, but my godmother, liz as well. >> liz, elizabeth taylor, played by stockard channing in this reenactment of a road trip she, michael and marlon brando allegedly took to esccpe new york after 9/11. taj jackson fired off this tweet, no words could express the blatant disrespect. >> the more i looked at michael, the more i fell in love with him. he was probably closer to my color than his original color. >> paris saying her dad quote made a point to express pride if roots. he would never have wanted this. it is a subject jackson once touch owned with oprah. >> why would i want a white child to play me? i'm a black american. i'm proud to be a black american. i have a lot of pride and dignity. >> today, tj jackson weighed in and echoing paris in an exclusive statement to the insid insider says the portray yafl his uncle is

this morning's photo shoot is a new chapter for paris. lee daniels instagramed this photo with her and the hashtag, would paris come to you? talking, talking, talking. that fuels speculation that daniels is considering her for a role. but it's not all work in the city of lights. paris is there with her boyfriend of ten months, michael, and the couple touched down on tuesday and later shared a kiss and some pda as she visited the eiffel tower. through it all, paris is sharing her romantic journey on social media. >> all right. >> psyched. >> by all accounts, a happy time for paris, who as an 11-year-old, shared her heart break with the world about her father's funeral. >> ever since ways born, daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. >> just last week, paris celebrated a victory after she criticized the british v show which cast joseph fiennes as her father. it was pulled. no surprise to her brother, prince michael, who shat down with nischelle. >> i she she has ambitious goals and she is trying to figure out what calls to he

jackson weighed in and he echoed paris in an exclusive statement to the "insider."e said the portrayal of his & uncle is a disgusting mockery. >> we'll leave it there. >>> ben affleck is ruthless, but he was quite the gentleman last night at the movie's london remere. check out ben's shifbal russ move wrapping a jacket around sienna last night. "live by night" co-star, in her gown was no match for the chilly 50-degree weather. kulgding up to her publicist to get warm. ben and sienna clearly get along, even sharing secrets on the red carpet. >> i trusted him. i never felt like. >> we do what we want to do. and go where we want to go. >> ben wrote directed and stars in the movie about a boston cop's son. but directing himself in the steamy love scenes with sienna, well -- >> i just said what's the most flattering sexual aspect of myself and i try to put that in the movie. and you know what? i had to cut it out. it was just disgusting. i looked like a sick polar bear. >> oh come on. another premiere as neil patrick harz hits the red carpet in new york city looking like

but paris calls his portrayal shameful and she'st no alone. michael jackson backlash. >> i thought it was disturbing just seeing that. >> it's weird. >> paris tweeted nearly half a dozen times expres h disgust for comedy anthology saying, quote, it angers me to see how obviously intentional it insulting, not just towards my father but my godmotliher z as well. >> liz taylor. >> liz, elizabeth taylor, is played by stockard channing in this re-enactment of a road trip she, michael and marlon brando allegedly took to escape new york after 9/11. when reached for comment replied --brother marlon taj jackson fired off this tweet, no words could express the blatant disrespect. >> the more i looked at michael, the more i fell in love with him. he was probably closer to my color than his original color. >> jackson's daughter noted her dad, quote, made a point to express his pride in his roots. he would never have wanted this. it is a subject jackson once touched on with oprah. >> why would i want a white child to play me? i'm a black american. i'm prou

and why is paris telling all now?g stone" writer explains. >> i think she hopes talking about what she's been through will help other people going through similar things. >> one of the steady influences in janet and we have janet out and about for thers fit time since the birth of her son. wearing glasses, her hair piled casually atop her head, the 50-year-old mom of three weeks went out shopping for her baby. he wasn't with her when she went to the high end baby boutique, blue almonds, wrapped in a blue cape and high top sneakers. it is popular with celebrities. kate middleton has been spotted there. a salesperson had no comment what janet bought. the store's website features items like this cashmere a hoho coat for 2$277 and these pajama for about $55. janet has led a very private life since marrying 42-year-old businessman in 2012. in the past, the singer has told "e.t." about her hope to become a mother. >> and one of kids because i wanted a big family and then i didn't want any. >> maybe one or two. >> six years

ramping up security tonight. >>> plus, paris' aunt janet. life as a mom at 50. we have the first photos since welcoming her baby boy. >>> and our trip down memory lane with "this is us" star mandy moore. >> i have my whole life ahead of me. >> her pop career, "a walk to remember," and her famous first boyfriend. >> my first true relationship. >>> now for january 25th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> the tv legend who could turn the world on with her smile has passed on. >> mary tyler moore felt like family. when it was a housewife in new york or a reporter in a dysfunctional minneapolis newsroom, mary broke ground and always stayed strong. the beloved icon passed away surrounded family and her doctor. her longtime representative remembered her as "a groundbreaking actress, producer, and passionate advocate for the juvenile diabetes association mary will be remembered as a fearless visionary who turned the world on with her smile." "e.t." confirms that moore, who long suffered from diabetes, died at greenwich hospital of cardiac arr

it all happened in october while kardashian was in paris celebrating fashion week. kardashian even posting on snapchat from the french apartment where she was staying. a week of glamor ending in terror. it was 2:30 a.m. when the men reportedly posing as police officers are said to have entered kardashian's room in this private luxury rental and tied her up, gagged her, and locked her in the bathroom. the alleged robbers fled with her precious jewels, including this ring she posted about on instagram days earlier which alone carries a price tag of $4 million. kardashian's agony unfolding as her husband kanye west performed an ocean away. she manages to escape. allegedly making a phone call to west. >> i'm sorry, family emergency, i have to stop the show. >> there are a lot of questions about whether she was understaffed when it came to security. >> reporter: my colleague alex marquardt spoke with eve abivol, who works in the exclusive hotel industry in paris. he says here the rich and famous can enjoy their privacy, but believes it was kardashian's social media prese

we talked to someone who works in the hotel industry in paris.e says it's at this hotel where the rich and famous keep their privacy, but believes it was her social media presence that might have made her a target. >> people knew where she was. >> yes. everything she was wearing. where she was going. you know where she was and the kind of jewels she got. at the end of the day, she created the situation too. >> on our way. >> reporter: in the hours leading up to the robbery the social media mogul was sharing her entire fashion week experience. kardashian even posting that snap chat from the apartment just hours before the heist. the exclusive space featured in this 2014 episode of keeping up with the kardashians turned into a crime scene. >> they already knew her location. figuring out where she was staying and why she was in paris would have taken nothing other than probably going on twitter. >> reporter: in paris police are questioning the suspects and hoping to recover the stolen jewelry. many speakulate the jewels may sold in amsterdam. >> whe

tohello and welcome live from paris. i am annette young. here is what is making headlines. anger and confusion after donald viewss spills out policy days before assuming the american presidency. claims thatect brexit was a fantastic move. here in paris, delegates from 70 countries restate their commitment to the solution between the conflic between the israelis and the palestinians. either party turned up to the summit hosted by france. speak toal prosecutors to thest fro warran samsung deputy chairman. annette: we begin in the united states, whether our four it is to go until donald trump becomes president. the nation braces itself for a swift change of direction, the real estate tycoon spoke to britain's newspapers. and brexit to free-trade angela merkel's as he describes mistakestrophic t with refugees. our correspondent has more. >> the white house preparing for a new occupant. at the end of this week, donald trump will be standing on the spot to be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. the final touches are being done. in his last few days at trump tower

plus, paris's aunt janet, her life as mom at 50.we have the first photos since welcoming her baby boy. >> and trip down memory lane with "this is us" star, mandy moore. her first film "a walk to remember" and her first boyfriend. >> my first two relationships. >> january 25, 2017, this is entertainment tonight. >> mary tyler moore spent her life creating characters that felt like family. whether a house wife in new york or a reporter in a dysfunctional minneapolis newsroom. mary broke ground and always made us laugh. the beloved television icon passed away today at age 80 surrounded by friends and her husband of over 33 years, dr. robert lavine. in a statement to "e.t." her long time representative remembered her as quote, a ground breaking actress, producer, and passionate advocate for the juvenile diabetes research foundation. mare elle mary will be remembered as an envisionist who turned the world on with her smile. dying at greenwich hospital of kar cardiac arrest, avenue mona, reportedly on a respirator and reportedly lost lett

these are the latest world headlines from paris. she was convicted of carrying out one of the biggest intelligence breaches in u.s. history, but thanks to an order issued by president obama, hassea manning's sentence been shortened and will now walk free inmate. national assembly agrees to allow younger version made to stay in office of further three months with a state of emergency in place. the ruling comes in place day before he was meant to hand over power to the opposition leader adamma barrow. central italy is once again rocked by a series of three very strong earthquakes, the aftershocks of which have been felt as far as rome, where schools have been closed and the metro system evacuated. first, it is outrageous and sets a dangerous precedent. that is the reaction from republican senator john mccain to one of barack obama's last acts as president. he has granted commutations and pardons to scores of inmates, among them, 29-year-old former soldier chelsea manning, who was jail for leaking classified documents. she will be rele

there is a crackdown on pollution here in paris. a new scheme is being rolled out which forces drivers to display a sticker which shows just how much pollution it omits. on days like this one pollution is at its highest. >> it was a busy day, following the introduction of the policy. stopping and informing drivers of the new law. idea that the less polluting the vehicle is the more freedom the driver will have in the french capital. >> some drivers haven't been able to get the sticker. towardsbeen lenient drivers this morning. >> large parts of france experienced high levels of ultraviolent -- of ultraviolet particles. paris became the first city to introduce the measure. french authorities had banned cars previously depending on whether there i -- or license plates were odd or even numbers. mustrs must not order -- not alter their stickers online. if i don't attend my meeting it will cost me much more. so i risk it. policy is troublesome because i have an old car, so i won't be able to drive in paris. i live in the suburbs so i can

hugh schofield reports from paris. a middle east peace conference but without the hostile parties.lking shop, but not the french organisers. for them it is more urgent than ever to push israel and the palestinians in the direction of face to face talks. translation: this conflict, and it was said by many speakers today, is highly symbolic. it goes way beyond its borders. it runs the risk of making this conflict worse as it would give a gift to extremists all over the world. the communique called on the parties to reaffirmed their commitment to a two state solution and not to take any unilateral steps that might endanger future talks. the implicit criticism was of israel and its policy of settlements in the palestinian west bank. and so predictably, israel's reaction was blunt. the conference, said prime minister netanyahu, was an attempt by france and the palestinians to build an anti—israel coalition, but the world he said was changing. soon it would look very different. indeed the real talking point in paris was the big change about to take place in washington. john kerry was the

paris implemented new regulations just yesterday on air bnb meaning it has to provide data on peopleroperties in terms of tax issues. it was seen cities are cracking down on air bnb. when i saw this story, missing out of $400 million in london, you mentioned paris, new york, us alone. air bnb is now a victim of its own success because, ina lot victim of its own success because, in a lot of cities, people could make more money instead of renting traditionally. air bnb need to keep control of the housing stock. it is i'iow control of the housing stock. it is now paying the price. but the thing is, a lot of silicon valley companies, they are incredibly adaptable. i would companies, they are incredibly adaptable. iwould put companies, they are incredibly adaptable. i would put money on them finding a way around all of this, to keep making profit i interviewed one of the founders and he was just exactly that, completely why it with a brand—new ideas. exactly that, completely why it with a brand-new ideas. air bnb every single legal challenge that came his way but some would argue, fair en

move on and go all the way. >> gilles: they don't want to be second to paris, you know? they want to be second to none, and in football, it's one of the only issues where they can be first. that's why people here love so

♪ ♪ but push onward paris hilton ♪ ♪ with all of your might ♪ ♪ paris hilton ♪ paris hilton, paris hiltonm comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah! thank you so much, everybody! thank you for coming out and tuning in. i'm so excited, my guest tonight the editor-in-chief of "national geographic," susan goldberg is joining us, everybody. it's a really fascinating article from "national geographic." you want the stay tuned from that. since she is from "national geographic," let's start with weekend news from somewhere americans only usually hear about on "national geographic." >> it is often said a good speech leads forever and on occasion of swearing in of ghana's new president akufo-addo, whole paragraphs of speeches from two new american presidents appeared to have found their way into his speech. >> it appears to have been lifted from bill clinton and george bush speeches. >> i ask you to be citizens. >> i ask you to be citizens. >> citizens, not spec

well, seems as remote as ever. this conference in paris supposed well, this conference in paris was supposedl support for the two state solution. this i did the palestinians should have an independent state of their own to neighbour israel. but increasingly, this idea does seem to be in jeopardy. the final declaration of the paris conference called for an end to violence and an end to israeli settlement building on land the palestinians want for their state. but it what it doesn't mention that also came up for a lot of discussion. this idea donald trump could move the us embassy from tel aviv, where all foreign embassies are at the moment, here to jerusalem. the future ofjerusalem is supposed to be decided in peace talks. the palestinians want these to be their future capital, the israelis see a united jerusalem as their capital. the logic goes, any move of the us embassy here would be a recognition of that israeli position. so this does seem to have given extra motivation to those in paris. interestingly, the british government said that is why it didn't send the foreign secretary. it is on

officers to pull the trigger in the event of a paris-style attack?y in general. i think that is quite dangerous and i think often can be counterproductive, you have to have security that prevents people firing off weapons where you carl. people firing off weapons where you can. there are various degrees of doing things as we know but the idea you end up with a war on the streets is not a good thing. but jeremy corbyn had in fact been responding toa corbyn had in fact been responding to a question there about whether he would be happy to order police or military to shoot to kill on britain's streets and not specifically regarding a paris—style attack in the uk. the bbc trust this week found that the report inaccurately represented the labour leader's views, breaching the bbc‘s impartiality and accuracy guidelines. but bbc news has rejected that, saying mrcorbyn‘s remarks were not taken out of context, that he fully understood the nature of the questions asked and were reported accurately and impartially. john blair objected to what he saw as insuffici

hall, their chief engineer, and they design a purpose-built transatlantic airplane, the new york to paris. and lindbergh calls it "the spirit of st. louis" in honor of his backers in st. louis, but this is a product of his vision of what a long-distance airplane would be. so, it's not necessarily the most advanced airplane. it represents many of the known ideas about technologies that are reliable and durable with some gambles that he includes in the airplane as well. so, working with don hall through the spring of 1927, lindbergh creates this airplane. and so, we see this. it's a high-wing mono plane. it's a wood wing that's externally braced to the fuselage. and it has underneath its fabric in the fuselage tubular steel framework. that's an innovation that emerges in world war i, especially from the fulker company, and that is a diversion from this wood bracing that we've seen since the wright brothers. but it still uses wires and it's still a framework like you would see with the internal strut-and-wire brace construction, but you know it works. and so, and then it's also the basic des

live from paris on france 24. our headlines this hour. two years on, memorial services are held for victims of an islamic state attack at a jewish supermarket in paris. in jerusalem, israel buries the four soldiers killed in sunday's truck attack. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the killer was inspired by the islamic state group. and three days of mourning declared in iran as the former president dies at the age of 82. his deficit as a blow to moderates in the country. we begin in paris, where two years on a memorial service has been held for the victims of a hostagetaking at a jewish supermarket. died at the hands of a government who days earlier shot an unarmed policewoman in a suburb. it was part of three days of jihadist attacks. died, journalists, jews, and police officers. at today's memorial -- message that the victims should never be ingotten as candles were lit the presence of jewish community leaders. victims families and a number of senior french politicians, including presence -- including presidential hopeful manuel va

indeed, the real talking point in paris was the big change about to ta ke paris was the big change about kerry was the outgoing us team, but from friday it is the incoming trump administration, pro— israeli in a new kind of way, that calls the shots. donald trump has promised to move the us embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem, breaking with decades of us policy, had delegates in paris rattled. but in the end caution prevailed, and they did not mention the issue in their communique. in the end, then, not a huge amount achieved in paris, except perhaps for a signal sent that whatever the changes that are coming, most countries still believed in the existing blueprint for peace in the middle east. in other news: police in brazil now say at least 26 people were killed in a prison in the city of natal, during violence that broke out overnight. the clash between rival gangs was brought under control early on sunday, after police stormed the prison. forensic experts said most victims had been decapitated or mutilated. it is the third major riot in brazilian prisons this month. the vene

capulet when he finds out juliet will not go ahead with marriage to paris? he calls her words -- i do not even know what they mean. [laughter] >> young baggage, disobedient wretch, that i understand, and a whining mammoth. what is a whining mammoth? [laughter] >> is that like a woolly mammoth? what is it? mr. racine: your honor, i can submit a supplemental brief on the definition. but this is the point, your honor. it is that type of behavior on the part of father capulet and indeed of lady capulet that was in dire need of true spiritual counseling. spiritual counseling that crooked laurence refused to give. [laughter] >> he said if you do not marry county paris -- is this guy a county? if you do not marry county paris, i will throw you out of the house and you can die in the streets. is that the way parenting took place back then in verona? >> your honor, we have come a long way in regards to our parenting. as i indicated to you, most importantly, had crooked laurence understood the gravity of the culture, the gravity of the circumstances, the strife that h

a source close to paris tells "e.t." she was very scared.ning experience for everyone, and security is being stepped up. >> back up! all of you, back up. you see the girl is crying. >> minutes before the drama, the 18-year-old co-heir to a billion dollar fortune said to check out her cover article. she says she was sexually assaulted by a much older complete stranger when she was just 14. quote, i don't want tot give away any details. at the time, i didn't tell anybody. in 2013, paris reportedly tried to kill herself by splashing her wrists and taking 20 motrin pills. she says she actually tried multiple times before and laughed it all off. tattoos now cover the scars from the suicide attempt as well as the track marks left from her previous drug addiction. >> paris is wearing a bracelet that michael jackson was wearing when he died. a little like rope and jade thing he had gotten in africa. she said it still smells like him. she said michael comes to her in her dreams all the time. ♪ reaching out >> nearly eight years after michael died, pa

. >> we move ton michael jackson's daughter, paris. on the run from the paparazzi.rs after she claims she was sexually assault and her father was murdered. >> if you want answers, read what i wrote. >> paris, swarmed by the wap ratsy as s paparazzi at lax. at first she didn't seem to be bothered. >> okay, back up. >> paris sprints away, leave herg bodyguard and 31-year-old man bunned manager behind. minutes later she breaks down. >> guys, stop. >> please, stop. >> the scene is very similar to the swarm that surrounded paris when she was a child. masked whenever she was in public with letter dad. while we counted 11 paparazzi on the scene, a source tells "e.t." she was very scared. this was a learning experience for everyone and security is being stepped up. >> back up. all of you. back up. you see the girl is -- >> minutes before the drama, the 18-year-old, co-heir to a billion dollar fortune, saying to check out her rolling stone article and in addition saying she believes michael was murdered, she was sexually assaulted, and what life was like growing up in neverl

you are watching "live from paris" on "france 24." the battle for the french left. the candidates hoping to -- take part in the first of three live tv debates. prime minister manuel valls is currently the favorite, but only just. after more than 40 years as a -- isd island, cyprus is cyprus on the path to reunification? talks continue in geneva. legal loophole allows a wealthy art dealer to escape jail. a french court clears him and seven others of tax fraud as judges admit the public may be baffled by the ruling. first, with under five months to go until the french choose a new president, left-wing politicians are taking part in the first of three live tv debates. it comes ahead of the party's primary contest later this month. although prime minister manuel valls is the favorite to lead the socialist party, he expected to class tonight with arnaud montebourg and benoit hamon. will it all be in vain? and theggest the party deeply unpopular president francois hollande will be knocked out at the first round with the conservatives and the far right making it through to

>> you are watching live from paris on "france 24". the headlines this hour. troops have its crossed into gambia after new barrow wasdama sworn in. yahya jammeh stil refusing to step down. ldonald trump has arrived in washington, d.c., where he is said to be sworn in as the 45th president at noon on friday. dozens of democratic lawmakers are boycotting the event. and it'ss the last chance for france's left-wing politicians e that theyce peopl should delete -- they should lead the race. donald trump has arrived in washington, d.c., where he will be sworn in as the 45th president of. the united states at around noon local time tomorrow he arrived on the military playing with his wife melania and his family. dozens of democratic lawmakers will be boycotting the event. opposition marchers will take place. it comes as confirmation hearings for members of the trumpp administration continue. for the latest, we go to our correspondent, philip crowther. how are things shaping up ahead of tomorrow's events? the first official events will be happening at the lincoln memo

indeed, the real talking point in paris was the big change about to take place in washington.us team. but from friday it is the incoming trump administration, pro—israel in a new kind of way, that calls the shots. donald trump's promise to move the us embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem, breaking with decades of us policy, had delegates in paris rattled. but in the end caution prevailed, and they did not mention the issue in their communique. in the end, then, not a huge amount achieved in paris, except perhaps for a signal sent that, whatever the changes that are coming, most countries still believe in the existing blueprint for peace in the middle east. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the circus once billed as the greatest show on earth decides to bring down the big top, after nearly 150 yea rs. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make

paris jackson breaks her silence.family in an interviewing with rolling stone magazine. paris now 18 years old and aspiring model sheds light on overcoming her darkest days following the sudden loss of her father nearly eight years ago. she says, quote, they always say time heals, but it really doesn't. you just get used to it. >> ever since i was born -- you could ever imagine. >> we first heard from paris as a brave 11-year-old girl who spontaneously paid a tearful tribute to her father at his memorial service. paris' life seemed to struggle out of control. she said, quote, i was crazy. i was actually crazy. i was going through a lot of teen angst. >> in a way paris jackson is a pure child of the 21st century. like a lot of kids face cyber bullying. she faced it a whole lot more because who she is and whose daughter she is. >> she claims aeg live the promotors behind the michael tour overworked michael. the jackson family lost the wrongful death suit against the concert promoter. a jury accepting that jackson alone