in europe again we see the close look he takes of people in all walks of life with the enduring paris london he's telling the narrative with a visual language. later in life he also makes films and videos he's rolling stones tour documentary it became a scandal that the way they were doing it was not. just a few days ago robert frank died at the age of $94.00 he started in 1941 and he photographed until last year or maybe the beginning of this year that's like so i have to croak like all. was 7 years in the war of photographs and films and it's it's an enormous amount of work that is left over this is a legacy does is an unparalleled his photos and now classics subjectives truthful he was a giant in photography and artistic destruction who kept his eye conventional view of the world and to the very end. fabulous fun times also for this edition of arts and culture i leave you with polka monier singing from a campus called a breakout fest in oct i was watching a box about. the way. the super bowl the school the school. stood. in good shape to take some light weight for us in forests and fields

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and bangkok beats paris and london as the world's most visited city. you can get in touch with us. a moment. see you soon. britain's leading children's hospital has been strongly criticised, over the death of a teenage girl. ia—year—old amy allan, was transferred to great 0rmond street hospital last year, for spinal surgery — but died from complications following an operation. an inquest has found the hospital failed to properly plan for her care. michael buchanan reports. amy allan was born with noonan syndrome, a genetic condition that left her with lifelong heart problems. as she got older, she developed a curve in her spine that left her in constant pain. the ia—year—old from ayrshire was sent to great 0rmond street hospital, as it was the only centre that could do the spinal surgery and had a specialist life—support system if amy needed it. but while the operation was a success, the teenager's condition deteriorated shortly afterwards when a doctor removed her ventilation tube. we watched it all. we were sat there at the bedside from the when they took the tube out, all throug

rome with attempt a few of 28 and we are going to sing temperatures on the rebound over towards paris and london on thursday we do expect to see nice conditions with 21 degrees there well as we go towards another course africa things are a lot better than they were previously we did see some storms pushing across the northern tier here after algeria as well as into tunisia tench wise tunis is expected to be about 32 degrees here on wednesday by the time we go towards thursday we are going to see mostly clear conditions across much of the area over towards morocco though we could see a few clouds pushing in with the right at $22.00 for algiers at 27 and for tunis and i stay at 31. i mean this is different whether someone saying. it's how you approach. it is a certain way of doing it you can just. tryout. welcome back a quick reminder at the top stories on al-jazeera there appears to be no clear winner in israel's 2nd election in under 6 months prime minister benjamin netanyahu has faced a tough challenge from benny gantz his blue and white party official results are expected later on wednesday. i

paris, london, berlin, brussels, nice, manchester, orlando, san bernardino.geted. hundreds of people have been killed. as devastating as the terror attacks are, isis may have left an even more dangerous legacy. tens of thousands of foreign fighters and their families are detained in makeshift prisoner of war camps scattered across iraq and syria. with nowhere to go and an ideological hatred of the west still burning in their hearts. al baghdadi has urged his supporters to attack the prisons and liberate their brothers. what happens to all these other people in the camps? do you think they're still dangerous? >> it's obvious who are still radical, who are still dangerous, and who are completely flipped 180. >> hoda muthanna is right to be worried. the women of isis continue to openly pledge allegiance to the group. several women at this camp got together and beat a woman to death for betraying the cause. guards have been stabbed. how can people be convinced, our viewers be convinced, that you're not dangerous? >> because i want to come back so america and i wa

paris, london, berlin, brussels, san bernardino. cities around the world have been targeted.n killed. as devastating as the terror attacks are, isis may have left an even more dangerous legacy. tens of thousands of foreign fighters and their families are detained in makeshift prisoner of war camps scattered across iraq and syria. with nowhere to go and an ideological hatred of the west still burning in their hearts. al baghdadi has urged his supporters to attack the prisons and liberate their brothers. what happens to all these other people in the camp? do you think they're still dangerous? >> it's obvious who are still radical, who are stull dangerous are and who are completely flipped 180. >> hoda is right to be worried. the women of isis continue to openly pledge allegiance to the group. several women at this camp got together and beat a woman to death for betraying the cause. guards have been stabbed. how can people be convinced, our viewers be convinced that you're not dangerous? >> because i want to come back to america and i want to just live safely under america. i ju

paris. and london are some of the most expensive locations in berlin rentals and purchase prices have doubled over the past 10 years. living spaces have also become objects for speculators and that can pose a threat to the human rights to adequate housing. now adequate housing may be a human right but cheap housing isn't at least that's one standard argument property developer christoph is of the view that having invested in berlin means he's entitled to reap the rewards and that he then has every right to reinvest these had rewards in building as many luxury apartments in the city as he can but as ordinary berliners are priced out of the property market should grow not be allowed to keep doing got our reporter chris how to few questions for him. it's late but christophe groaners just calling it a day on this president building site the real estate tycoon is always busy but he's found time for a brief interview gruner is one of the richest men in germany and he didn't inherit his money he made it himself his company is turning this high rise office building into luxury apartments. you know es

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there are currently three refettorios in italy and others have been established in london, paris andeloping a sd image of how we see italy, the culinary world, the future of food, ourselves, our identity, and forming a circle that is getting larger and larger. the garden is a little project because i am collaborating with a local high school, it's an agricultural high school. it's really overwhelming, the emotion that i have working with them, and i am so curious to see the results. and that's how the last 25 years have gone by in a flash, because one thing leads to another and we can ride off each other‘s enthusiasm, which can be very dangerous but fortunately we have two children and one of our children has a disability, and this disability has also given us really strong roots, kept us very grounded. massimo bottura and lara gilmore are also ambassadors of tortellante, a fresh pasta lab where traditional keepers of the tortellini craft pass their knowledge on to teenagers living with autism. bringing these young adults together and teaching them a skill that they can learn, where

gaines across london, paris, and frankfurt. >> a slowdown in economic both -- genie:: a slowdown in economc growth. stephen:n: it is the slowest expansioion in six years. the motor indudustry is beieing hard-hit. new car sales were down 30% in july. >> sitting on the outskirts of new delhi, the town is home to india largest automobile lamps. hailed as austry is central pillar of the country's economy. in recent months, demand for vehicles has been on decline. this is one o of the people working inin the sector who has lost her job since the start of the year. >> there have been layoffs and i was among those who were let go. industry struggles have ripple effects on other sectors of india's economy. man says his earnings have fallen by 50% this past year. there used to be a lot of workers living here. most are gone and no one is here to buy our stuff. the ailments are symptomatic of a larger economic slowdown in india. the most rerecent figure was the lowest in six years. the finance minister announced a series of measures to help provide the economy and stimulate the auto sector, including

of thunderstorms in spain has increased particularly on the mediterranean coast and the tension london paris has just risen up into the low twenty's because the breezes start there is still blowing in north germany now given the warmth of the western med and what's coming in the atlantic this cloud just represent a thunderstorm chance or risk for algeria and for tunisia. whether sponsored by catalona. this is a dialogue let you decide not to have children to say that it's like that steak is really human survive all everyone has a voice that has started to put our community because of course this is a debate and it's a heated one this is a little be patient literally be able to dilute ph and i believe join the global conversation with people i think if only they knew what is happening to were muslims they will be with us and they will be outraged on out to 0. welcome back a program out of our top stories here on al-jazeera votes are being counted in israel's 2nd election in under 6 months going to exit polls both prime minister benjamin netanyahu. on the main opposition blue and white party f

on the stock market, european shares trading in the red with london, paris, and frankfufu trading downnchor: in the u.s., an ecig slammmmed asr has been pitching its n p products as a safer product to actually smoking. to surrender its documents of unproven claims about the safety of e-cigarettes. juul is the best-selling e-cigarette company in the united states and says they will cooperate fully with the fda instructions. anchor: and it is the end of the era for a giaiant of the chihise tech industrtry. aba co-founder is to retire. he says he will now be focusing on p philanthropy and educacati. the company says there is nothing special at his depaparture, but thousands of employees will b be gathering to mark the company's 20th anniversary. there have been celebrity cameos at parties in the pasast. you never know.. anchor: we will keep our eyes open. thank you very much. end, andgs us to the thank you very much for watching. more news coming up in a few minutes time on "france 24." ♪ on the frontline in c. how far away the isis position. this five hundred ms. the end of isis this is

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in paris, in london, berlin and brussels and stockholm. have been planned in so many cities to call for urgent action on climate change. as you mentioned a moment ago, dave, we've seen these movements, inspired by greta turnburg. this time, what the organizers are hoping, is that the grown p grown-ups will leave their workplaces, too. companies like patpatagonia, th clothing shop, have closed down operations to let people take part. we'll see if the numbers are out there, seeing the greatest number of people out on the streets for the cause of fighting climate change. dave? >> there in paris, school s and businesses in new york, as well. >> thank you. >>> let's move on. justin trudeau apologizining agn for wearing blackface. there's now three known incidents, including this video of trudeau in racist makeup. he says he doesn't know how many times he did it. >> what i did was inexcusable and wrong and hurt a lot of people who considered me to be an ally. and that is wrong. i am deeply, deeply sorry. there's no way to sugar-coat it. it was s

just going to greece that fall most i was told the western side if you want to 20 in london not see bad 22 and paris gets better so you go on into sas they could touch 24 celsius for london 28 in paris it's not going to last make the most of it and of course so much weather just pushing for the baltic states fine enjoy dance awards towards rumania tools ball garia a little colder there for ankara 19 degrees celsius in the $23.00 for athens a chance of some showers a similar temperature for madrid february whether that just across that western side of the mediterranean is some of that cloud and rain will affect the northwest of africa could see some wet weather pushing in here for the weekend. from inside the walls of a west african prison. a chance to create to express emotion and take the 1st steps towards rehabilitation. a renowned choreographer shares his passion for darkness inspiring prisoners to perform and to reach beyond the ill deeds of the past and the confines of their present to the dance of the eyewitness documentary on the al-jazeera. world leaders from un member states a pairing to ta

coming down not windy where weather but particularly windy and cool there is showing itself in london and paris with temperatures down to the teens so also make itself felt in berlin a 20 but the thunderstorms are still wandering around sicily and southern new york they might even catch $20.00 almost certainly multiple but mostly north after those showing clouds in the satellite picture will see dry weather and temperatures reflects the sun still at this time the years we've got $32.00 days 27 years and even in rabbet we're hovering around the $25.00 mark clearly there are showers around and they might come down to the libyan coast but probably not. sponsor. this is a dialogue which you decide not to have children to say that it's what the stake is really human survival everyone has a voice but a start with our community because of course this is a debate and it's a he did want it to be patient to be able to do teach and i join the global conversation people i think if only they knew what is happening to a lot of muslims they will be with us and they will be outraged on out is iraq. hello again

by merging eurostar which operates the london paris roots with dallas which travels from paris to brussels amsterdam. theo de on fifty said the merger project which is been dubbed green speed would respond to growing demand for rail travel is environmentally conscious passengers move away from airplanes. it still neeeeds the approval of otother shareholders before can move forwardd. saying in france ten billion euros woworth of tax cuts that't's an amambitiouss promise from the french governmenent in s twenty twtwenty bududget draft. unveild todayy thehe budget is seen as a response to some o of the demans from friends is yellow vest protesters but f financial watchdog says that whwhile that may be well and good. itt could be friends will breakak you guidelines to tackle its deficit surely said bonus plans. do you greatly influenced france's next budget. yellow vest protesters demanded among other things lower taxes. the french government granted them that request. income taxes and local taxes will be reduced in twenty twenty by more than nine billion euros corporate taxes will be cut to b

but warmer in paris and in london in the week ahead.'m ros atkins, this is outside source. borisjohnson met boris johnson met eu borisjohnson met eu leaders earlier. all smiles — but afterwards the eu said he hadn't delivered any concrete proposals for a new brexit deal. meanwhile, outside, this was going on. booing. is not under my if they're not able to find i united they're not able to find a united in the

that he gave special treatment to a close friend and a business woman during his time as london's mayor. in paristhousands of mourners waded into the night to pay their respects to former french president jacques chirac who died thursday at the age of 86 and is lying in state at the in belize monday. world leaders are due to attend her ox funeral service later today. carmaker v.w. is facing a court case brought by nearly half a 1000000 of its customers in the case starting today those customers say the w. deceived them and caused them economic harm when it installed software vehicles to cheap diesel emissions jess. e.w. executives have already been charged in connection with that scandal. it's to austria now where former chancellor sebastian quotes is set to return to power after a sweeping electoral victory that saw his anti migration people's party win the biggest share of the vote that poll was called after his previous government collapsed following a scandal involving his far right coalition partners the freedom party. the recent scandals that triggered the government's collapse apparently d

commentate we have to see but the reality is that goodwill can only come about if you lead is in london paris and washington on this and want to treat iran as a dignified nation and as a nation that is really quite important in that part of the world president rouhani spoke today of a poisonous atmosphere but the united states isn't solely to blame for that is it. well look one can nit pick whether it's really america or iran that is creating the atmosphere but the reality is that over the last 40 years since the advent of the islamic revolution in iran. usa has continuously try to get rid of the regime in tehran they have inflicted an 8 year war on iran saddam who was the president of iraq at that time and there are troops as i said early on in a one to stand in iraq in qatar in bahrain you name it iran is surrounded by american troops there is no need for america to be there so really the atmosphere that one is talking about is really the creation of washington so long as washington continues to interfere in the middle east i think we did will have an atmosphere which is really not conduciv

rome with attempt a few of 28 and we are going to sing temptress on the rebound over towards paris and london on thursday we do expect to see nice conditions were 21 degrees there well as we go towards another course africa things are a lot better than they were previously we did see some storms pushing across the northern tier here after. algeria as well as into tunisia attempt was tunis is expected to be about 32 degrees here on wednesday by the time we go towards thursday we are going to say mostly clear conditions across much of the area over towards morocco though we could see a few clouds pushing in with the right at $22.00 for algiers at $27.00 and for 2 nights and i stay at $31.00. the canal grounds of togo. defenseless against the winds have been on different international marketplace. and political activist on a mission to establish a co-operative to make can sound check on that. power. a taste of independents on al-jazeera. world leaders from un member states of preparing to take their seats for this year's general assembly. and president trump will attend can grow in tensions betw

that is helping boost things in paris and frank for. london's ftse 10000 in the red.the ftse 100 is mostly made up of parties that export, so stronger sterling tends to hurt their share price. the head of nissan has to pay back his bonus. ststephen: he was overpaid to te tune of $400,000. this is at a time when the sun's profits have slumped. the carmaker is cutting over 12,000 jobs. chairmanas the former is awaiting trial on charges that he enriched himself with company money. he denies any wrongdoing in that matter. the journalists of thehe overpayment was linked to a schememe. genie: stephen carroll with our business news. next for you, a new french connection is on the way in the next half hour. we will take a closer look at the fervent anti-vaccine movement here in france, coming up after the news. ♪ ♪ >>>> lahore is known as the peal of punjab, but it's image has been tarnished by attacks. during eastern celebrations, a suicide bombingng killed 75 people, including several people -- several children. the targeted the entire western part of lahore society. the ci

friday bringing war went into play as well as temperatures coming down to about 16 degrees here in london paris really not looking too bad at 20 but still quite chilly in zurich at 17 degrees down across the med in italy we're going to see a system really start to develop here along the front about and those will bring some winds as well as well as the potential for some active showers for that area as a boy down here across the northern part of africa things are looking too bad we're going to see some clouds for parts of tunis attempt a few at $31.00 degrees tripoli a $28.00 with winds coming out of the north and gaza here on thursday at about 30 degrees they are not seeing too much of a change as we go towards friday may have some clouds across morocco before but it is going to be a nice day at 26 and for algiers sunny conditions at 27 degrees. for the congolese the journey to work all aboard means unimaginable hardship i prefer to lie down because they might get the captain to chance in life and live on a dangerous journey through the jungle. have gone on to the rails and nearly died. our ch

across the northern part of spain as well rain is going to be the forecast here on saturday for paris but for london we're going to be seeing those northerly winds for the time to few of about 19 degrees it's also been heavy rain across much of italy but those rains are going to start to ease their way over here towards the east as we go towards saturday vienna though it is going to be a chilly day for you with the temps are there about 15 degrees berlin at 20 and over here towards worser at about $21.00 degrees. the weather sponsored by countdown and. in other words to finally we're going ask about that but that's to fall as a bonus when it's not as if that are not so is there not to do. a lot of that a moment of a cousin to punches approach on the bottom. in part one of this 2 part series al-jazeera explores the world of performance enhancing drugs. sports doping the endless cheney's on al-jazeera. welcome back our top story this hour on al-jazeera the former president of zimbabwe robert mugabe has died at the age of 95 he had been in poor health in a hospital in singapore mugabe served as the hea

here's the outlook for some of the featured cities and in both london and paris and largely warm daymore unsettled and coolerfrom sunday onwards. the outlook the next few days here it's for things like mainly dry and bye for things like mainly dry and bye for now. now, i'm wrapping a little earlier because it's time for the second edition of brexitcast tv. given that nothing is happening in politics whatsoever... you've probably not heard about this but there's this book that is cannot this week. i had not heard about that. anyway, got half an hour, so i can get through 730 pages. three yea rs can get through 730 pages. three years since the referendum. more now. even the first sentence isn't right! you and me both, dave! given that you may have just heard one or two things about this book... on the sofa. let's make brexitcast only political programme in the universe that's going to talk about david cameron. full stop. no one's got a clue. brexit is... we are particularly reliance on the dover— calais crossing. the doubters the doom stirrers, they are going to get it wrong again. it'

. >>> london paris is accusing the trump ministration of going after the state because the democratic leaders. the epa is giving 30 days combat water pollution. they claim unsanitary conditions on city sidewalks and streets because of the homeless. epa also criticizes large cities such as sam cisco in los angeles for repeatedly discharging inadequately treated sewage into the ocean. they say sam cisco sewer and rainwater treatment facilities have won awards from the federal government pricing how well they work. >>> local authorities given more power to help the homeless. more than $1 billion have been there to help speed up the process of building supportive houses and shelters. another would allow armories to provide temporary shelter during bad weather. >>> bay area home says the median price of a home in the bay area fell nearly 1% from july to august. the median price is now $810,000. which is down nearly 2 1/2% from a year ago. according to core they have been falling for six months in a row. >>> inspiring fathers to get more involved in the kids education. coming up next the sc

9 degrees in moscow rather cool here is 19 celsius it will feel cool enough munchie for london 21 degrees in paris with the showers continuing to feed their way through the northern parts of africa it's about quite a pitcher will find in trouble the hitchin is at around 31 degrees and that warm sunshine will continue to stay and beyond receive some pleasant sunshine coming through 36 in cairo so rather hot here with a high of 243 pacts. you know what you've got is there and here's a reminder for main stories this hour u.s. democrats are opening a formal impeachment inquiry into president romney they accuse him of seeking political help from ukraine house speaker nancy pelosi made the announcement about allegations that trump austins ukrainian counterpart to investigate presidential hopeful joe biden. french president says he believes conditions are ripe for talks between iran and the u.s. this follows micron's 2nd meeting with the iranian president hassan rouhani on the sidelines of the un general assembly in just 2 days. and an earthquake has hit eastern pakistan killing at least 25 people and in

tonight will the to electronically old men to a so if you're in simply to moscow and i'm in london new york paris wherever i am wherever you are you'll be able to log in and listen to what my ear is hearing wherever you are wherever i am sill correct me if i'm wrong but that is an exact replica right it's a shape it's purely as static why would you go through that trouble every you could have just asked a surgeon to implant a chip that's a good question you know as a not to stymie interest in the all idea of. anatomical architecture is why do we have only 2 e is to ah is. too late 2 arms of the limbs so for example i've performed with a 3rd and an extended on. a virtual. and i was always intrigued about a making a prosthetic part of my body. using my own skin using my own skills so for example the process for constructing this was to implant a bio degradable scaffold which is poorest and when this is inserted beneath the skin when the skin is suctioned over the scaffold over a period of about 6 months you have to shoe in growth and vest skill arise i should occurring in other words 'd the cells i

degrees there for moscow may well i was told the western side if you're one of 20 in london not see bad 22 in paris gets better to go on into sas they could touch 24 celsius for london 28 in paris it's not going to last make the most of it and of course so much weather just pushing for the baltic states fun enjoy dance awards towards remain iot was bald garia little colder there for ankara 19 degrees celsius in the 23 for athens a chance of some showers a similar temperature there for madrid fair bit of wet weather there just across that western side of the mediterranean as some of that cloud and rain will affect the northwest of africa could see some wet weather pushing in here for the weekend . it. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera iran's foreign minister is flying to the u.s. after being granted a visa for the annual u.n. general assembly tensions are high between the u.s. and iran after washington accused of attacking 2 saudi arabian oil facilities. the u.s. justice department is being accused of playing a key role in reportedly withholding a whistle blower's comp

not raining 94 percent of the time and at one stage i was mayor of london, we discovered we had more four-star restaurants even then paris. but we still have by far in the uk a tech sector the biggest tech sector, every kind of tech in london more than anywhere in europe. i hope you will come there and we can seek to assemble the coalition to go against this task for everything uk contributes . . . . eliminate famine and transform our cities. success will depend now as ever on freedom openness and pluralism. the formula that not only anticipates the human spirit but releases the boundless ingenuity and inventiveness of mankind. and which above all the united kingdom will strive to preserve and advise. excellency ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for your kind attention >> thank you. [applause] united kingdom great britain à >> coming up tonight on c-span2 british prime minister boris johnson giving an update to the british house of congress then house energy subcommittee looking at the link between the lung disease outbreak and e-cigarettes. after that an oversight hearing for the federal trade commission. britis