to and shalane and great german philosophers how to become the world of hitler and himmler in paris france. and so how did these people the most educated people on earth how do they fall for hitler what was the origin of that. so how did this occur. and essence could draw from that in our own life. now the second point. is the us system how many do you think the us is a democracy with your hands. put him up really high realize shout. well established up for it i guess we agreed what. do you have any of your favorite oil to. the data is not encouraging this is from one of the other great stories american boxer by two of the best political scientists observe this and they say that your opinion in mind don't really matter much here so there. is a grand canyon chasm that so i are in our public on this side there are law and regulations and so forth and the bridge ought to connect one as people in the pulse. isn't right. we get here okay. worst over it. so it this list items here. we favor all of these health care climate actions so forth he out of work pass congress. one forty four trillion do

thirty-six years old, princess diana was dead, killed in a car crash in paris, france. >> charles, being cried. he talked to his mother, the queen and they decided it wasn't a good idea to wake the boys they could wait until the morning. >> must've been terrifyingly shocking especially considering the effect it was bound to have on william and harry. >> september 6, 1997, charles was beside his sons as they walked behind their mother's casket. >> as we know, he believed he might well be blamed for the passage of offense considering the background to it. >> one person who hid from the cameras as the country mourned princess diana diana, camilla. >> shouldn't go out because she talked about it since, she didn't see friends, she literally hid and charles provided food for her and sent a chefs with meals and things and she was a prisoner in her own house. nobody wanted to see her or hear from her. >> after diana's death, charles made a his goal to change the countries perception of camilla. >> the death of diana strangely about the beginning of the rehabilitation of prince charles in the pub

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weekend's protest on the golden gate bridge was peaceful protest outside the iranian consulate in paris, france, was met with tear gas more than 40. people have reportedly been killed in iran so far in violent anti government protests. it was sparked after the death of a 22 year old woman who was being detained by authorities for not properly wearing a headscarf. while iranian authorities claimed she suffered a heart attack. reports have indicated that she had been severely beaten. the biden administration now says the us is offering assistance. we have taken tangible steps who caused this young woman's death and we've taken steps to make it easier for the iranian people to get access to the internet and to communicate with one another and with the world. in addressing the united nations general assembly wednesday, president biden hailed the protesters specifically the women of iran as brave here in the bay area. thousands of people showed their support for the protests in iran during a walk across the golden gate bridge. ktvu is greg legans was there. the golden gate bridge played host to a la

growing among the inhabitants of europe, thousands of people protested on the streets of paris, insisting that france withdraw from the alliance, according to the demonstrators, it intends to unleash a global conflict and their country should not participate in this, nor should it be responsible for politics the current president and brussels officials, who, by their course of confrontation with moscow, threw back the standard of living in in europe, decades ago, the result of this policy was unprecedented inflation for the eurozone and an energy crisis that forces people to save literally on everything with similar demands, more than 30,000 residents took to the streets. austrian people. they expressed dissatisfaction with widespread growth. scenes from electricity to food required their reduction. raising wages guarantees the state in the field of energy supply and freezing the growth of rent. more than 60 people were detained in belgrade during a gay parade, which nevertheless took place in the capital of serbia, despite the ban on this event by the president, the procession took place, by the way

paris. in france, she mainly worked with scrap metal. at 1st she hadn't thought of using plastic or her sculptures. said that that has allergens it, but that was purely by chance at thank ok. rather, i don't know if it was by chance or if it came upon me from on high i once i was working with hot air and tried to heat up a bottle, i'd been drinking from shed. or in that 2nd i got the idea to use this material for sculptures. oh, did he, this and materiel poor? every one said, you're crazy. that's trash fool. so they share b. t bottles are made from polyethylene, teresa late made from crude oil. it's bad for the environment and doesn't bio degrade quickly. the artist has opened a new perspective on the material and the great potential of creative recycling here. she's at work on a chandelier. gauss, i'm also jerry day. when i get started, i have an idea how often i see that it won't work challenge then i have to try another technique or find another bottle of her during the process. and i figure out how i can make it work. the gl model, i

berlin has also signed an energy pact with paris with france supplying germany with gas as needed andmany exporting energy -- electricity to france. opec plus has agreed to cut 100,000 barrels per day. the cut is aimed at stabilizing global markets and takes the cartel's oil levers -- oil china is slashing the amount of foreign exchange deposits. the pboc's move aims to boost the yuan. financial institutions will need to hold -- percent a supertype has moved past south korea's south east coast leaving one person missing but few reports of major damage. heavy rain and winds roads -- damaged roads. the storm has also disrupted ports and air traffic across china and japan. u.s. judge has granted donald trump's request for a neutral third party to review documents seized by the fbi. donald trump -- also temporarily blocked the justice department from using the material. the judge suggested the supreme court may eventually have to decide the issue of executive privilege related to a former president. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 j

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mark: welcome to "live from paris," world news from france 24.exation of -- vladimir putin is staging is takeover of four regions in ukraine. ukraine the dominant issue at the united nations general assembly. french president a manual -- emmanuel macron

>> welcome to "live from paris," world news and analysis from france 24. these are the headlines. vladimir putin says he will cut off europe's gas supply totally if there is action taken by governments to cap prices. he is condemning western sanctions as a threat to the world. the eu's bond alliance has party -- says putin is using the gas money to fund the war in ukraine. some had a top-secret that trump had top-secret documents -- at his florida palace. some of the documts seized by the fda when agents raided mar-a-lago. bolsonaro leads brazil's bicentennial celebrations and uses it as a campaign opportunity. nonetheless, he is trailing his rival and all the opinion polls. this is "live from paris." mark: thank you for being with us. vladimir putin used to need to completely cut energy supplies to europe if it tries to--is threatening to completely cut energy supplies to europe if it tries to cap prices of oil. putin was speaking in vladivostok. he vowed to press on moscow's military action in ukraine until it achieves his goals. he warned that such a move, capping prices by the

and we are about to board this lovely air france 747 bound probably for paris. maybe newark. met with a piece of luggage but some went would have left that luggage never left gander pay. >> the last plane was leaving gander for there's passengers, volunteers, all there together. that was the last plane we went up to say goodbye. it is a very emotional thing. >> going, going, going. when they all left and you had time to process what you had been through. >> i know the emotions came through. i sat down that saturday night and attempted to watch tv. and without knowing it, tears started rolling down my face. and all of the sudden all the emotions of that week let loose it was like the rainstorm in the clouds were. >> we sang for he is a jolly good fellow agents along it's been good to know you. they're not very many dry eyes. after people left it was very lonely around town, very lonely precooked they were like family to us. when everybody went away it was like we had just come back from a funeral. the community was lost. the community we philip just lost her best friends preco

legacy is so divisive -- why shinzo abe's legacy is so divisive. ñl >> welcome to life in paris and analysis from "france24."s and france calls putin's referendum a. three out of four regions have voted to be russian, a vote accompanied by russian soldiers. three lines of the nord stream gas experienced unprecedented damage. the leader of

and i'm used to e not only in paris, but also in other cities of france that there are two small roadsre in minsk everything is very good. the place has architecture everywhere, looks like it's so modern. and europe i really liked that very much the park. i love nature, regardless that i also love the city and so much, it smelled like more beautiful and big, of course, cool. when i arrived the first day, i came, my mother is not alone, and how would i know you myself, a college school in the city, and no matter how much she needed a modern city. i was very well received. everywhere i went in college and in the theater, people very well received him very much. interesting was that there is a french foreigner. it rarely happens here, so there are a lot of questions and so on. my friends are mostly out of pain, because work takes a very long time. we walk with him, we go to the pool there. well, i have friends who stayed, even if they don’t work now, i still travel with him and i talk about when i came to the theater, but you took your friends, so the belarusians are very very friendly an

mark: welcome to "live from paris," world news from france 24. annexation of -- vladimir putin is staging is takeover of four regions in ukraine. ukraine the dominant issue at the united nations general assembly. french president a manual -- emmanuel macron. the devastation caused by hurricane fiona. puerto rico underwater crying out for urgent help. other regions affected. we bring you a full roundup of who is in fiona's path. thank you very much for being with us. vladimir putin is staging his own referendum on russia annexing 4 regions of ukraine. hence, donetsk, separation, and -- if russia annexed as the land, it creates a mindset the russian territory is being invaded with each ukrainian push and could well be used to justify general mobilization of russian forces on the ukraine front. the world, we are told, would not recognize the annexation, as with crimea in 2014, but analysts say this won't influence putin. >> a shock announcement from 4 pressure controlled areas of ukraine. the separatist regions of luhansk and donetsk as well as pier

france, and there was executions going on. there was craziness going on. okay, you are there's an aura of paranoia that was happening in paris and france at the time, you know, people were getting executed. all right left the people were getting killed, you know in person france and not just people but the people of your class of you know, sort of the upper class, you know ability, you know, things like that, you know wealthy folks they were getting executed. so you're there with your husband now one thing is that you know at that point france appreciated the us they had a really good relationship at that time, but still there's there's this sort of just not a very good not a very good vibe in france. okay, so you're showing up as this young woman in france the time, okay. now your husband's friend. the marquee de lafayette. okay. he's a you know as you as you know, the law the marquis de lafayette he was you know, a famous helped famously helped the us out in the in the war in the revolutionary war and he was a friend one of a really good friend of your husbands now, he is in prison up in austria. okay. he's up there up in

paris i had to change training. i had a choice, either another skin in france or go somewhere.anted to study, the russian school. well, in russia it is much more expensive and somehow through a friend. we actually got acquainted with a man who studied hmm honographic and he offered us, when he goes there, he will show there a video from our dances. well, let's see, and how would we be in the hall and so on, how and how, how much cheaper than studying in russia for example, vaganova and v oils, but this is the same school, we decided that we should go to study in minsk. i studied for 3 years in paris and there i taught more basic dances, that is, the purity of movements. and when i came to minsk it was already older than the older wagons, and there, well, the first year also taught more cleanliness, but still there were more complex techniques, and the second and third course then taught jumps and rotation, when i already knew that i’m coming to study in minsk, i didn’t know a single person from there says, before that, i didn’t care who stars, where they studied, when i thought

people urged politicians to think about the problems of their own, and not of foreign citizens, france, parish appeals are gaining momentum here. we are a macron saint up to the neck destroyer down with the president. why is the street of italian cities in smoke? entrepreneurs continue to defiantly burn payments in desperation, the owner of this cafe clearly showed the situation of small and medium-sized businesses in the country in the window, hanged a doll with a sign came a bill for a communal apartment. i asked for a deferment on electricity bills. i don't know how i will pay now. soon i will have to completely close the question. how to continue to live in the government. mario dredges answer everything is going according to plan. the general european one, the opposition before the elections is more sensitive to the mood of the voters and demands to lift the anti-russian sanctions, we are helping ukraine italy has such a situation throughout europe on the eve of the same germany in protest. about 1,000 bakeries worked without electricity, the head of european diplomacy, josé barrel, is f

in paris, in england and france, we've seen that they use anti rioting grids like water jets, the maximum thing they use in iran is like them. water jets in some cities like thereon are some times and all or nothing to iran in some other cities. and also, all the, some cities, when, when the protest there's went wild, they started off, you know, using back mr. mr. how session mr. what, actually, what, i'm sorry. if i, again, i can just tell your ideal charges. i do apologize for shopping in there, but it's, it's very difficult to get all angles of the story here when you've had about a roughly a week of demonstrations and certain major cities across the country. really appreciate you bringing us some different angles to this, to this story right here and regrettably amount of time right now, but i really appreciate you joining us aside. most of a hush, i'm a senior foreign policy analyst joining us live here. thank you very much. i thank you for joining us, your naughty international, a busy evening. we're heading into here at moscow half past 7 in the evening. i hope you'll join us when

. >> welcome to "live from paris," world news analysis from france 24. mark owen. these are the headlines. conflict breaks out once again between armenia and is a vision. " and go is calling for calm. ukraine strikes back against russia and ports pressure on putin and his military. dozens more towns have been seized back from occupying troops. from our ukraine land.ush russia

they also signed an energy pact with paris with france supplying gas to germany as needed and germanyting electricity to france when demand peaks. the banks need to set aside reserves for the second time this year. the aim to boost after a two-year low against the dollar. financial institutions will need to hold 6% of deposits in reserve. at least 46 people were reported killed after a powerful earth make hit china. a magnitude of 6.8 quake triggered landslides from the provincial capital where 21 million residents are under a covid-19 lockdown. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg take powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. >> south korea has been hunkering down is the super typhoon hit early tuesday morning. give us an update on where the typhoon is right now. what has been the damage that has been caused? >> it looks like the typhoon is starting to exit south korea. and about an hour ago, stirring to move through these to the east. a fire has happened at a steel plant and there is also a report of a fire happening breaking out. we don't k

and i'm used to e not only in paris, but also in other cities of france that there are two small roads for 7 years the hero of the program has been serving on the belarusian stage. i was only 16 years old. i was quite young. in france, i introduced a person who also studied in minsk, and through him i was there for a month, and then i found out that ivan vasilyev was studying here. i thought wow. and how i don’t know, that’s the kind of school you are. project look at belarus you will find out why a talented artist fell in love with our country and decided to stay here when you feel like dancing on such sen. and that it is a great success to be independent in my life will always be my heart, and i love her very much. we continue to get acquainted with the peculiarities of the belarusian color in the polishchuk program here. my face is a channel, so here we are on the black sea waterway, which connects mukhavets bukh and the untouched sea, we go to visit the writer and photographer vasily zhuzhma in the brest region, here it is on i go on a photo hunt. there is an elk here, you can see

>> welcome to "live from paris," world news analysis from france 24. mark owen. these are the headlines. conflict breaks out once again between armenia and is a vision. " and go is calling for calm. ukraine strikes back against russia and ports pressure on putin and his military. dozens more towns have been seized back from occupying troops. from our ukraine land.ush russia kyiv also calling for more western arms. the coffin of queen elizabeth gets to -- leaves beloveds: for the last time and is transported to london, accompanied by the princess royal, king charles has returned from belfast to accompany his mother and family. this is "live from paris." ♪ mark: thank you for being with us. 49 armenian soldiers and 50 as areas have been killed this tuesday in the deadliest waiting between as a vision and armenia since their 2020 four. armenia and azerbaijan, neighboring former soviet states, blamed each other for the fighti which began overnight. it is raising fears of another major armed conflict in the former soviet union, where ruia's litary is alread tied up in

you've been in the us in paris in england and france, we've seen that they use anti rioting grids like water jets. the maximum thing be of use in iran is like them water jets in some cities like thereon are sometimes and all or nothing fell on in some other cities and also are the some cities when, when the protest there's went wild, they started off, you know, using back, mr. mr. how session mr. had actually mcdonald, sorry. if again, i thought you just, you know, i feel charges. i do apologize for jumping in debit it's, it's very difficult to get all angles of the story here when, when you've had about a, a roughly a week of demonstrations in certain major cities across the country. really appreciate you bringing us some different angles to this to the story.

paris." world news and analysis from "france 24." . these are the headlines.nian forces say their counteroffensive took more ground over the past 24 hours as russia responded with strikes on some of the recaptured areas. civilians being targeted, as well as retaking ground. while the russians in the north, ukraine has taken over 500 square kilometers in the south. more on that to come. scotland pays its last respects to queen elizabeth.

mark: welcome to "live from paris," world news and analysis from france 24. over 1000 arrested in protests as russia's president announces the mobilization of around 300,000 troops. putin says it is to guarantee pressure's territorial integrity. ukraine's president says he continues to drown ukraine in blood. he is to address the united nations general assembly from kyiv in the coming hours. the only western social media site still available in iran has been blocked to prevent protesters from coordinating their anger over the death of a 22-year-old woman at the hands of police for wearing a face scarf to loosely. thank you very much for being with us. vladimir putin has issued a decree termed by him as a partial mobilization of troops to the ukraine campaign. analysts say it is a vaguely worded text most likely to bolster russian military uses. some say it is a desperate act of a dying regime. others think putin's next move could be a very dangerous one. >> chance of life to our children and no to war rang out on the streets of the russian capital hours after

■o;o;ó7ó7 mark: welcome to "live from paris," world news and analysis from france 24.r 1000 arrested in protests as russia's president announces the mobilization of around 300,000 troops. putin says it is to guarantee pressure's territorial integrity. ukraine's president says he continues to drown ukraine in blood.

paris." world news and analysis from "france 24." . these are the headlines.krainian forces say their counteroffensive took more ground over the past 24 hours as russia responded with strikes on some of the recaptured areas. civilians being targeted, as well as retaking ground. while the russians in the north, ukraine has taken over 500 square kilometers in the south. more on that to come. scotland pays its last respects to queen elizabeth. the late queen's coffin will be taken to london on tuesday to lie in state. charles the third addressed the scottish parliament for the first time as king. alcaraz wins the u.s. open at the age of 19. . the spanish tennis player becomes the new world number one, the youngest ever, and will be a major force in the sport for years to come. this is "live from paris." ♪ mark: thank you very much for being with us. below to near zelenskyy says his resources -- his forces have taken territory this month. ukraine is accusing russia of targeting civilians, in the strike back against kyiv's capture. there have been significant gains

the first call was, for example, to the neighbors of the largest european neighbor to france managers in paris, er, there is also an option - this is to talk with the president of the united states of america, the most important transatlantic ally, er, now mrs. tras has announced that she wants to take a symbolic step , symbolic gestures towards ukraine, first of all, regarding er, these changes, we always talked about what ah, mrs. tras in the allies and a follower of boris johnson, let's also take into account that she was the minister of foreign affairs, and it was she who worked on the development of the policy pursued by boris johnson's government regarding ukraine. along with the minister of defense ep banoboles, it is now predicted that he will probably retain his position as minister of defense in great britain, the most important task for the british government and for listraz will be to maintain the level of international cooperation and the cooperation that has been established between the european union and great britain, which has left the eu but closely cooperates with europe and

paris world news. an analysis from france 24. these are the headlines. queen elizabeth lying in state in london. her coffin was brought from buckingham palace this wednesday. people will be paying their last respects 24 hours a day between now and her state funeral next monday. ukraine's president visits to meet the troops who chased out the russian invaders. this reclaiming of a strategic city is held as a major victory for their counteroffensive. the neo-zi influenced sweden democrats are poised to have their biggest ever say in the running of the country with 20% of the vote confirmed as the second-largest party. the prime minister resigned this week. this is life in paris. thank you very much for being with us. people going past the coffin of queen elizabeth the second. it was brought to westminster hall this wednesday afternoon. the solemn procession from buckingham palace, king charles, followed along with his siblings and his sons. she will lie in state until monday. britain then paying its last respects to the queen of the past 70 years. this is the scene at the westminster hall. the old

french media called the reports of my colleagues about the protests in paris fake , but only now, then i had to apologize in francebut also throughout europe, as well as spectacular shots of a huge fire in the ukrainian media, they already wrote about the allegedly destroyed military base, but our experts have recognized these shots, as usual, they are trying to mislead us. exposure, zapadnoye, soon antifreak tomorrow at the first base attacks influenza and sars viruses already 2 hours after taking action on the cause of the disease on basic start treatment on time protect yourself and loved ones. soon i want to grab a sale on ozon rice at the well in packages for only 9 rubles. simfir multifurnace for 1999 rubles. now many are putting life on pause due to rising prices with a loan from sovcombank make important purchases at today's prices and turn back on all your plans sovcombank people are more important max delivers a powerful blow to symptoms and viruses anvimax contains a complex of active ingredients and one can be used instead of five anvimax drugs . be ready. be healthy. two titans meet tele2 and xiaomi o

tolstoy and natalya, two children of fyodor nikita and nikitin , left nanny a long journey ended in france in parisei tolstoy worked without straightening his back, but still there was not enough money. they already had three children. life abroad seemed dreary to tolstoy and the uncomfortable aleksey nikolaevich was not sentimental, but when four-year-old nikita with a french accent asked mom what a snowdrift was, he finally decided to return to his homeland. lord he just fled, he's a refugee, he's not a single immigrant by any means he was a man who adored russia and couldn't live in any other country. that's why it the return is completely logical . i cannot be otherwise in 1923. tolstoy returned to russia , or rather, came to a new country unknown to him in the ussr, he understood that he was taking a big risk and there was no full confidence that he would be met with open arms in the first 2-3 years after his arrival in petrograd, the fat ones barely made ends meet to make ends meet, and now and then borrowed ten rubles from friends, so that the fat people's apartment could go to the market. f

paris. there was a ceremony down by the triumphal arch. president macron gave her a horse, i think, to remember because she loves horses. it was quite a big deal in franceilee, or in paris, we should say. >> big reaction here in france. how about other international reaction? i understand vladimir putin of russia has made a statement. >> his reaction came a bit after the initial flurry of what world leaders were saying, but he said the queen earned the love, respect, and authority on the world stage, and he addressed his condolences to prince charles, now king charles, of course, asking him to convey his condolences to all the family and to the british people. putin in that statement putting these dire political relations between britain and russia to one side, rising above all that in this statement, and it is interesting, in another part of the statement, he talks about the irreparable loss -- irrevocable loss, i think, was the word, queen elizabeth, almost exact echo of what president zelenskyy had said of ukraine. zelenskyy talking about and irreparable loss. it is interesting that two men who would not be seen together in the same room have equally

visit ncicap.org] >> welcome to "live from paris," world news and analysis from france 24.hese are the headlines. vladimir putin says he will cut off europe's gas supply totally if there is action taken by governments to cap prices. he is condemning western sanctions as a threat to the world. the eu's bond alliance has party -- says putin is using the gas money to fund the war in ukraine. some had a top-secret that trump had

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