tobias broer from the paris school _ end of the year.obias broer from the paris school of economics, - end of the year. tobias broer from i the paris school of economics, thank you forjoining us. the president of the world bank has told the bbc, that he is concerned about some of the loan conditions that china has been attaching to developing countries. it comes as china competes with the us for influence in africa. my colleague aaron heslehurst has been speaking to the world bank president david malpass, and asked him if developing economies would suffer as a result, of the us—china competition. both of those big economies are potential investors within... around the world. and so the countries are competing for that investment, and that's maybe healthy for developing countries to look and see that there are options. what i encourage strongly is that they be transparent in their contracts. that's been one of the problems. if you write a contract and say, "but don't show it to anybody else," that's a minus, so get away from that. and als

another artist of the paris school , natives of smilovich shragi tsarfin, world wildlife day on marchin belovezhskaya pushcha was marked with a thematic bison watching tour this year marks 100 years of the restoration of the european bison, as a species, the decision on this was adopted in 1923 in paris at the first international congress on nature protection today belarus ranks first in the world in terms of the number of free-living bison. their number exceeds 2,300 individuals. the motto of our participants is not to give up to go to the end, as far as i remember, you need to speak did not laugh. they laughed at me. and i chose the option. betty ras. it's like i remember exactly that in this word only the letter p is doubled. each time, they surprise us with their reasoning, a breast of too few hills. here let's himself still restored on the tower. unanimously, we are so sure of our answer. yes, of course, well, let's say and do everything possible to pick up the main prize, the main inventory is a heavy father. anton was the first barbell, of course, as the abbreviation zhh l stan

in the paris school of painting, so here.t distinguishes him from other bright artists of this school is the essence, he managed to create his own world of property style. they say, that when you enter the orangery or arce museum, the pictures of sotin immediately attract the eye. it's just drawn to them. such is the magic of color, he is an incredible colorist, but in addition, his deformed figures are his characters. they fascinate with their unusualness, even with their ugliness sometimes. but this is what attracts to his painting, one cannot say that he is a humanist artist, he is more of an expressionist, but this expressionism of him has deep belarusian roots. although they are one picture he has not signed, let's say some memories from milovich, uh, landscapes from the little things of this no. he worked exclusively from nature, he never worked from memory. but when we look at his parisian landscapes, then we are inevitable or these herrings, which he painted and then ate. yes, we inevitably repel the smilovichi childh

rushed to paris today, do you realize that, it turns out that among the famous artists of the paris school there were many very many natives from belarus then in paris rushed a lot of artists. even i know that by 1914 artists of 31 nationalities gathered in paris. imagine what a hero was. and each with his own vision, with his own vision of the world , the desire to become like this, as a real artist, of course, it was some kind of specific rivalry. well, this is a rivalry. that gave them the opportunity to spur them to create, when chaim came to paris for hundreds, he settled in a beehive. tell us what this place is and why it has such an amazing name. dormitory. e when which was built by alfred boucher was originally called vila maria medici but by the artists themselves. e, whose rooms in this hive in this dormitory resembled just such they were so tiny that they resembled honeycombs and the artists themselves called their dormitory, just a beehive and since then this name has taken root so much and the most interesting thing is that artists still live in the huilla . and now visitors c

of the smilovitsky center for the creativity of children and youth chaim suten, a mastak of the paris schoolnative of milovich art prostor, a variety of familiar fellow countryman and spadshina and passes on with joy creativity and today's young glass podshadkuus natalya bardelovskaya about stumbling into wine, noise and tallinn and smilovitskaya rabulya. the urban village of smilovichi, revolutsionnaya street 20, the address in the meat teacher of the fathers has been hiring since 1988 from the cob the house of the pioneer, then the house of the children of creativity, after the center was renamed, but in fact, there was always room for art space for young tallins for pranks for the development of shmat pink specific. i am a wellenger, the remainder of the fashion reography itself repelled inexperience. the kapken museum was taken away bright, figure, creators and blushed. she doesn't sprysh on ults. and such a special countryman became a legendary remnant of the impetuous school of heim-soutine. in 2008 , the temperature in children's creativity among the smelvichi was called the simplicit

another artist of the paris school, natives of smilovich shragi tsarfin, world wildlife day on the third of bison observation. this year marks the 100th anniversary of the restoration of the european bison. as a species, the decision on this was made in 1923 in paris at the first international congress on nature protection today in belarus ranks first in the world in terms of the number of free-living bison, their number exceeds 2.300 individuals. the motto of our participants is not to give up, to fight to the end, as far as i remember, you need to say they didn’t laugh at me, but laughed at me. and i chose the option. betty times. it's like i remember exactly that in this word only the letter p is doubled. each time, they surprise us with their reasoning for little hills. here, let's go there, after all , it was restored on the tower. we are so confident in our answer, of course, well, let's say they are doing their best to take the main prize, the main inventory of gravity. anton was the first rod, of course, but encrypted abbreviation. women's hockey line women's hockey league absolu

professor benjamin child from the shanghai international banking and finance institute, as well as the paris school of business. benjamin, thanks very much for joining us this evening. now, 1st of all, totally your thoughts on the european central banks decision to raise the interest rates by half a percentage point you can i was the right decision in the current circumstances. well, because of this situation in ukraine and as shop age of energy, there is this huge peaks in inflation. so it leaves the federal bang. we have no choices, but to curve ration. and one effective way is to increase the interest rate because i think the economy. now, what impacts do you think this will have on consumers? obviously, hoffer, a percentage point of the see might see much, but it does come on the bucket around a year of interest rate hikes well, is all always a new problem of taishan. so customers, consumers see as a $1.00 to $4.00 increase or a start on a route of increase if done. and so the big cost of holding on as says other than money, the cash will be higher because it was a high interest rate on cash. s

. >> reporter: paris says school didn't come easy for her and she had adhd but didn't know it at thee. >> just being in school and not being able to concentrate, just not understanding why until later on. like, i wish i would have been diagnosed earlier. >> reporter: in her book, paris writes that when she was 14 years old, a teacher she knew developed a crush on her. >> he gave you compliments? >> yes. >> what kinds of things did he say? >> how mature i was, how beautiful i was, that other boys my age wouldn't understand. >> reporter: she says eventually she had an encounter with him that would haunt her to this day. >> just started calling me, almost every night. and then said, "i would love to see you." wanted me to sneak out and meet up with him. >> and you write, "one night he comes over." and you meet him out in his car. what happens? >> once we got in the car, he kissed me. and then, all of a sudden, there was headlights, and it was my parents. and then they started chasing our car. we got away, then i came back home. acted like it never happened. >> you forthrightly write in

also speaks about the weak influence of western sanctions on russia scientific director of the paris higher schooljacques sapir, this year our economy will return to the zone of positive indicators, and next year it may outpace the united states and the european union in terms of growth, while chinese experts note that the negative impact of anti-russian restrictions is felt primarily by europe, they are sure that sooner or later, brussels will be forced to abandon such a policy. the resources of great britain , france and germany are depleted , more money is now going to support ukraine than in their own. time in afghanistan it can't go on forever the us may and has a desire to deplete russia and at the same time get rid of a competitor, i.e. europe but at some point europe will say no we are not ready to sink, and the economy is already suffering germany is forced to lay off people to the right and left, its businesses are fleeing automakers, for example, moving to china in germany they can not remain competitive. dealer sales of the moskvich three car will start today in more than 20 cities of

in paris also blocked the entrance to the school. this technology is used to increase the resistance of the seeds in the country that localizes the seeds, and with the help of knowledge foundations in seed production, efforts have been made to prevent the departure of 150 million euros of currency from the country. agriculture that aims placing the necessary elements for proper growth on the large scale of its technical knowledge is localized in the country, considering the challenges that exist in climate change, the coating is a risk-reducing technology in agricultural products that we were able to implement this project in the seed institute. and to institutionalize seedlings, modification of physical characteristics in leaves, among the other goals of this method, which is considered to be a knowledge disease in the world, is to influence the field of seeds and seedlings in the direction and complex knowledge that both the discussion of seed production and especially the production of saplings in a reduced directive requires the

smoke from burning barricades on the streets a lot of young people about 70% of teachers in paris 140 primary schoolsre closed there. barricades erected by students of lyceums and universities clash with police in lyon the economy is getting tough in the region, Île de france critical situation with kerosene refuel the plane difficult to get to airports even more difficult a group of strikers surrounded the first terminal of the ballon de gaulle air harbor in orly canceled the third flight of the road. they blocked it there too. passengers were forced to travel on foot closed the eiffel tower and the palace of versailles. electricians bombard the prefecture of perpignan on fire ring road in toulouse blocked gardione station in paris macron spends money on war on ukraine instead of calling for peace, he does not care about people. he lives in the world of big managers. what he says is sheer hypocrisy of the interview with macron, where he talks. why is pension reform needed watched by more than ten million people 70% considered his speech unconvincing and belatedly 61% sure that it was? the rhetoric o

let's go live to paris now and talk to tomasz michalski — associate professor of economics at the hec business schoolparis. we spoke about these injanuary but they are still continuing into march.— but they are still continuing into march. , , . , , into march. the public support is there for— into march. the public support is there for the _ into march. the public support is there for the strike - into march. the public support is there for the strike action. | is there for the strike action. public support is there and we will see how it goes after this lasts for two or three days. the public is a little resigned, they still majority believe the reform will pass, it is going through a regular standard parliamentary procedure and it seems that the government can adopt it. so people do not want to extend the working age but also many realise the reform is needed. are these strikes then not effective because they will not stall the government or prevent the government from pushing the change through? that the government from pushing the change through?— change through? that is a very aood change throu

joining me now is tomasz michalski, associate professor of economics at the hec business school in parisday ahead for you all in france where disruption will be happening. despite president macron's television interview, what are your thoughts? the roblem what are your thoughts? the problem is — what are your thoughts? the problem is that _ what are your thoughts? tie: problem is that when it what are your thoughts? ti9: problem is that when it comes to strikes we have seen it all before so i advise if anyone is travelling awakes up in paris and sees fresh new trash piling up and sees fresh new trash piling up but the problem with that is that rather than there being uncontrolled by the labour unions a bit like the yellow jackets but they did not crystallise. the deeper problem is that there is a political crisis. this reform was not necessarily, not really necessary at this stage and they were looking for a working coalition to push on the reform agenda in the second term of macron and they were looking for coalition members and that failed and now we are going to see what this will wor

counts have disrupted the transport factor to coincide with wednesdays, protests union schools in 8th day of strikes in paris, refuse collectors will talk the job over a week ago. now $6000.00 tons of rubbish had piled up in some areas trash has almost taken over forcing pedestrians on to the roads, attracting rats and repelling restaurant visitors and tourists. it did surprise me alike cuz i was like, i thought, you know, people ladies told me like, oh yeah, it's very clean, you know, you know, very clean city. so just like a surprise me so far, we're not changing any plans. if we encounter more garbage though, we'll probably visit other parts of the city because we don't the garbage has done little to impress lawmakers. mccauley bill would bring france more into line with its e, you neighbors, most of which have increased retirement age to $65.00 or higher. but with the union saying they'll continue their battle. even if the bill passes. pension reform in france is set to remain a burning issue. for how about retiring the pandemic? china closed its borders 3 and a half years ago. do contain the spread of c

the strikes shutting down transportation, schools, other services. in paris, some turning violent. for another day of nationwide strikes when king charles visits next week. when we come back here tonight, the major pan this evening involving transgender women athletes and what this could mean for the olympics. election already pouring in. and more than a half million vehicles recalled the night. the warning to owners not to park them in your garage. and i didn't get a single flea or tick on me. you are just the best. it's probably because of that flea and tick medicine you've been ordering from chewy. we are very proud of you. you never stop surprising us, bailey. right? i'm great. you are great. i wonder if bailey's ever done a book report. be nice to your sister. what flea bit him? pets aren't just pets. they're more. this flea and tick season, trust america's #1 pet pharmacy. chewy. (michael) my tip is, trust america's #1 pet pharmacy. the worst lies are the lies you tell yourself, like smoking isn't that dangerous. [announcer] you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit now. i

schools, streets and shops divided by segregation. paris endured all of this and still chose to join his college rotc unit area he volunteered to serve a country that in many places still refused to serve people who looked like him. it was clear that he was a born warrior. he became an army ranger. he jumped at the chance to join the green berets becoming one of the nation's first black special forces officers. he liked the green because they were elite. it wasn't just joe here or joe there. that didn't bother me. the green berets like our country then were not free from discrimination either. people pulled paris aside to warn him and asked if he was sure. there are not a lot of people that look like you in this outfit. remember, this was only 14 years after president truman d secretary -- desegregated our military but he didn't listen to them and thank god he didn't. he helped write the history of our nation and this year, we celebrate the 75th anniversary of our first fully integrated armed forces and the name paris davis will stand along

i had of the monarchs now consult visit to paris with tensions over a pension reform on the vice. many on the street. welcome to move a school new or you know, have to block off half of paris at the moment because charles was visiting and i don't think so. so they both on the face nicholson. i don't. ready think it's the right time for the king of england to come to paris miserable the today were protesting against the pension reform and mccomb wouldn't be available for meetings with hamburg, pixar police arrested hundreds of protesters across the country on thursday. flight and rail traffic where disrupted, as many employees went on strike in both do the door of the city hall was set on fire. pulse show that the majority of the french people opposed microns reform, which will extend the retirement age by 2 years. but the president insists it's the only way to keep the pension system afloat at a e u summit in bras us the french leader said he was open to finding a way out of the crisis and said, we will not get into this violence. democrats, one does not have the right to violence in a democracy, proficio, if i'm ready to ta

museum ahead of the monarchs, now cancelled visit to paris with tensions over a pension reform on the vice. many in the streets. welcome to move a school new or do we now have to block off half of paris at the moment because charles was visiting and i don't think so. so they both go on. if it doesn't work, i don't. ready think it's the right time for the king of england to come to paris that you need to do that today. we're protesting against the pension reform and mccomb wouldn't be available for meetings with him because police arrested 100 protesters across the country. uncertainty, flight and rail traffic where disrupted as many employees went and strike in both do the door of the city hall was set on fire. pulse show that the majority of the french people opposed microns reform, which will extend the retirement age by 2 years. but the president insists it's the only way to keep the pension system afloat at o e u summit in brussels, the french leader said he was open to finding a way out of the crisis and said, we will not give into this violence democrat. one does not have the right to violence in a democracy. if i am ready to tal

i would n't steal anything in my life, but i need to go to paris for a graduation party at theodore fountain's school . and now we're dropping our parents and teachers. thanks for being with us. well, we 'll have fun. composer michaels en broker producers viola francisca blais script katya to the police director andre erkau n. let's break away. how to start a story about crazy love? when you know it's all over soon probably from the same part as any other story they say - this is the path, not the goal everything we do every day and sometimes this road is so exciting that we forget about the destination heaven can wait. you said you'd be ready in 2 years. what day is sunday? and two more years, how do we meet? when are we going to paris with the class? with the rest there is not even wi-fi. you're serious. i don't understand, maybe i've lost weight. is there a shirt? you? this is not a very demo police, you were still lucky, when i started the uniform was generally green. that was horror, a nightmare. i beg your pardon steffi come to me. it seems, nothing will work with the form. okay, without any pr

well, los angeles unified is the second largest school district in the united states. in parisusses honk their horns to show support . uh, students blocked the entrance to their school and chant slogans against pension reform the police and president emmanuel macron. friday's protests across the country were markedly less chaotic than the day before, when hundreds were arrested after violent clashes with police. cnn's melissa bell has more now on the ongoing protests against increasing the retirement age and plans for more demonstrations in the coming days. another night on friday in paris of sporadic small scale protests, the kind that we've seen every single night for more than a week, ever since the government announced that it was pushing its pension reforms through parliament without a vote. big protests, of course came on thursday, when more than a million people demonstrated throughout france with resource some violence on the edges of those demonstrations. in paris, but another french cities as well. there were nearly 1000 fires lit , say french officials during that pa

disruptions to public transportation are expected and the main education union says around 120 schools will be closed in parisust ahead, we'll have the latest developments from saturday's train tderailment in springfield, ohio as investigators begin their work. >>> and iran is offering new explanations for why thousands of schoolchildren have fallen sick over the past few months. stay with us for details. neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indndicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think b bigger. for your most brilliant smile, crest has you covered. “nice smile, brad.” “nice!” “thanks?” crest 3d white. 100% more stain removal. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm bianca nobilo. >> and i'm max foster. let's bring you up-to-date with the top stories. officials in u.s. and mexico are working to track down four americans believed to have been kidnapped by a mexican cartel in matamoros. family members say that they were there for a medical procedure. sources tell cnn that they had been caught in the middle of fighting between two cartels

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school teachers on strike. the situation with the garbage is slightly improving in paris.is morning i have seen it like two or three garbage trucks in the streets. there is a lot of backlog, but the situation is slightly improving on the garbage side. dani: i know this was a big worry of a lot of people. what might a resolution look like? caroline: it is a very tricky situation for emmanuel macron. you still have two thirds of the french opposed to the pension reform, and two thirds of the french still supporting these protests, despite all the violence that we have seen. a very tricky situation that emmanuel macron has met yesterday lunch with the prime minister and the heads of his very fragile majority. over the next few weeks, he plans to meet with the unions. she has also promised to not use this decree in order to force a new reform through parliament without a vote except she said except for the budget. this hasn't really appease the situation. we will see how soon the amount of protesters showing up across the country. in the long term, this is clearly benefiting t

cultural things, an art exhibition, as you said the winegrowers in bordeaux, a fashion school in the north of parise question to our correspondent in london and wanted to pose it to you. how is this being viewed in the u.k., not only charles postponing his visit but the strikes in general and what is happening across the country? >> in a way, france's confirming its bad reputation for strikes. the british press loves to talk about french riots. it always makes a good story. at the moment, a large section of the british press loves to talk about chaos on the european continent, because they say it is the fault of the eu. i heard that on british tv this afternoon. that is nonsense. france has always been like this , ever since 1936, demonstrating to get workers rights, to get good retirement pensions, and they don't want anyone to right or left, they don't want anyone to take it away, so they demonstrate. the u.k., which has forgotten that stuff and british workers lost a lot of rights, and now at the moment, in britain, there are lots of strikes and it is as if british are emulating the french witho

but then afterwards, the debate just dissipated, m, selling to soccer school, some boy a couple paris, quite an utter scene of the most frequently used pesticides. both are also produced by syngenta. and both substances are used in matter grocer. the 2 herbicides were developed in switzerland, in the 19 sixties and were popular by the end of the 20th century despite the negative reputation. the you finally banned advertising in 2003. but brazil hasn't. that has incident warm, been exhausted atrophy and is a good example of european hypocrisy late the it was banned in the early 2, thousands in europe because it contaminates the ground water loop that i'll come up . no, but even now 1520 years later, it's still one of the most commonly detected pesticides in european drinking water . no up said dom atrophy in as an indication disruptor. the exit, which means that even in very small quantities, it can disrupt hormone levels and affect the reproductive system similar clinic though. to sophist, is he not heavy or santibanez? every pesticide included in our investigation is a substance that

paris. some demonstrators in france blocked roads while others set up picket lines outside factories. many schools were shot and transport services were disrupted, as some public sector workers took part in a nationwide strike rockdale, which we stopping laurie's from entering. but we've led the night walkers out yet every one wants to strike, and every one supports us. anger is growing among workers with the french government plan to reform the pension system and raised the retirement age by 2 years to $64.00. protest is in paris, said it was an erosion of their rights. i 40 azure, so it's an unfair reform. another reform that favors the rich, it's on democratic because most people are against it. idea over at lot to do what the government doesn't want to hear from them, because it only listens to the elite in other countries, that raising the legal age to leg is not good for the country that for the economy let for the l. reforming the pension system was one of french president emanuel macros. campaign promises. he says it needs to be modernized because it's too complex. cost, too much money. ve

paris. we have shouts up here. he is professor emeritus at the school for advanced studies at social sciences and in new mexico. we have been home and he is a professor of east asian and global history at new mexico state university. our a gentleman crossed sack rose and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate. i want to talk about the european proposal here and i want to talk about the chinese one. i'm for the european one jack. i'm going to go to you 1st in paris. so we have the u. k. france and germany talking to ukraine . about a possible, a settlement. i essentially boils down to, i get as much land as you possibly can by summer, early fall, and will fill you up as much arms as you can carry. i don't understand how that is any kind of proposal at all, but that's what the media is telling us here. it doesn't make any sense and it is us and bring peace to europe, but that's what we're told they're pushing. does it make any sense to you? go ahead in paris. well, i'm actually not actually enough, or are we new zat as a french government? or of course ad always said zat. only

paris. we have shots up here. he is professor emeritus at the school for advanced studies at social sciences and in new mexico. we have been hellman, he is a professor of east asian and global history at new mexico state university. all right, gentlemen, cossack rosen, the fact that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate it. i want to talk about the european proposal here. i don't want to talk about the chinese when i'm for the european. when jack, i'm going to go to you 1st in paris. so we have the u. k. france and germany talking to ukraine. about a possible, a settlement esentially. it boils down to get as much land as you possibly can by summer, early fall, and will fill you up as much arms as you can carry. i don't understand how that is any kind of proposal at all, but that's what the media is telling us here. it doesn't make any sense and it, it doesn't bring peace to europe, but that's what we're told they're pushing. does it make any sense to you? go ahead in paris. well, i'm actually not actually not, or are we no zat as a french government or of course i add are always a said z

dragged them into a minivan and took her away without explaining anything, so paris ended up in the first of a series of schools, according to paris , harsh experiments were performed on children in these institutions, for example, during the so -called therapeutic sessions. they demanded that the pupils insult each other and mock each other in front of their eyes. for everyone , the last boarding school turned out to be the most terrible. utah. there, hilton was forced to go to fictitious gynecological examinations at night to take a shower in front of the male employees to drink unknown drugs, when paris refused to do this, she was locked in a small cold room. in the room, in fact, in solitary confinement , it seemed that she was losing her mind. hilton managed to go free only on the eve of her eighteenth birthday, and she plunged headlong into a seething social life, trying to compensate for the lost years as much as possible. paris recalls how she met harvey weinstein during one of the parties, who said that if she wanted to become an actress and should go up to his room, then she did not yet know about his

paris. >>> back to california. in los angeles county schoolsoised for a three-day strike this week. the district superintendent says it could make it virtually impossible to keep the schools open. a union representing thousands of l.a. school cafeteria workers, bus drivers, custodians and teachers assistants say they plan to walk out after nearly a year of negotiations over better pay and working conditions. and unionized teachers will join them. cnn's camilla bernal has more in this report. >> reporter: the signs will be used tuesday when a three-day strike is expected to force school closures in the second largest district in the nation. a cuss custodian says he makes about $25,000 a year. >> i love my job, especially i deal with 5-year-old kids, and keep it clean for them. but you don't feel appreciated. >> reporter: and respect is what his union says this strike is about. while asking for more money, some members have reported harassment for doing so. >> some have been harassed to the point they have lost their job, they have lost income, o

paris. well, i'm actually, i think that are the lensky ease of schools relying much on united states of, for military procurements and, and not so on. you. ra, a, europe is seen much more as the mid to long term opportunity for ukraine. now the problem is that i is a warning you clean as being gleaning out or all of the military stocks are all the stock piles accumulated for years. and for years, i recently read a beeper seen zet, daniels of stock pile. i've been dissipated in just a 6 months in ukraine. so, ah, so far as the situation is, the mall are more and more driven by this problem. you know, i'm united states, all your rob called make some promises, like, you know, a $10000000000.00 or a 15 billions euros. okay. ah. but the problem aim is, or what will be delivered in the next week or in the next month. and that's a real problem now for ukraine, you know, e, it's, it's very good to say, well, we have to contribute for the reconstruction for the rebuilding of grain or to such and such level. okay. but now the problem is, ukraine is fighting. a war is expanding a huge quantity of ammun

unions that stepped up that fights marching on mass on tuesday. paris that has come to a standstill with fuel deliveries, disrupted, and schools shut the $250.00 protests are expected around the country. it's one of the biggest strong actions yet. and protested the government's proposed pension reform, which includes raising the minimum retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00. iran is looking forward to building technological relations with africa. that was emphasized that a scientific aren't economic cooperation meeting between iran and west african countries that kicked off and to run on monday. in the past, centuries, western countries have looted the wealth of these countries by exercising colonial rule. but the development of relations with africa for the islamic republic of iran is not for the wealth of this region, but for the development and welfare of all nations, including african nations. you can get to know these developments and capabilities of iran through a personal visit and received the message that the determination and perseverance of a nation can turn all threats and sanctions into opportunities and bring that

and so we expect huge crowds on the streets of paris and across the country once again today, caitlin shutting down schools and paralyzing ports. melissa bell, thank you for that update. a very close eye on what's happening in paris because that is extraordinary. also ahead. we're going to take you inside the supreme court's drive to the right and its historic consequences are drum biskupic new reporting on the closed door maneuverings among the justices as they roll back abortion access. the securities and exchange commission charging several celebrities over crypto what they did. that cost them thousands of dollars. comedy's biggest stars are coming to cnn kennedy center presents the mark twain prize for american humor celebratating adam sandler. hean kennedy center. what have you done? your career has stood the test of time, my friend, special guests, music and more. the mark twain prize for american humor celebrating adam sandler. sunday at eight exclusively on cnn. wells fargo, presenting sponsor of the kennedy center, mark twain prize, usually headed to the course or playinwith my kids are off to wor

whites only", seats on buses -- that were off limits for african americans, schools, streets, shops, divided by segregation. pariso join his college rotc unit. volunteering to serve a country that in many places still refused to serve people who looked like him. right away it was clear that paris was a born warrior, he became an army ranger, then he jumped at the chance to join the green berets becoming one of the nation's first black special forces officers. paris liked the green berets because they were elite. it wasn't just as paris once said joe here, joe there, it didn't offend me, you said joe here, joe there. that didn't bother me. but the green berets, like our country then, weren't free from discrimination either. people pulled paris aside and warned him, are you sure you want to join? there aren't a lot of people like you who look like you in this outfit. this was only 14 years after president truman desegregated our military. only 14 years later. paris didn't listen to them. and thank god he didn't. paris helped write the history of our nation and this year we celebrate the 75th anniversary of our firs

paris , gentlemen. tell me, black pox fell ill. in a normal school small difference. how to meet someone to send to the lesson? well, if she is not a crocodile, then i think that we will somehow be able to meet her, but we need a barbecue. what if she's a beautiful blonde? hello allow to introduce myself special correspondent and vakins please allow me to invite you to the lesson. pass considering my gray hairs merit and in my opinion. tell me, please, in your newspaper everyone is like that. i would like our director to be ill, black lord. how are you? great? moyvakin, i'm now ivakina doctor of pedagogical sciences, not that bitter assembly we broke up after two years. he never became an artist. and what pink horse did he give you? well, how do you live? working. as always, well , compared to other schools, you have a masculine kingdom. more like a scientific society, and what's your business? our newspaper is going to launch a discussion on the problems of the school of the future with an article. well, i'm after getting to know your school. i'll w

ears, so inga fell in love with a gallant photographer will be in paris from a strict parent, this girl hid, i say, in the technical schoolives on thursdays. but father hesitated and once checked her coin box 12 kopecks for lunch at the buffet. and where did 10 more from the technical school go, inga went on foot, and went to eremin by bus, so she didn’t have enough kopecks to spend on tickets. tell him his father met the artist only once and he just photographed her crying, decided to go to the cemetery, where she was met by operatives. and in the morning he took her to the dacha, tied her up and shut her mouth. so it will be better and left. he wanted her to die herself. the detectives were dumbfounded, the father sentenced his own daughter and not he loved artists. perhaps he did not want his daughter to give birth to a child from eremin, but inga admitted that dad was afraid that he would come up, however, because the child does not have artists. while the wife is at work. and now he was afraid that everything would be revealed and decided to kill his own daughter with a cancer senior, a separate group of investigator

ah point trade unions of steps marching through downtown paris, bringing much of the city to a some so with feel deliveries, disrupted in schools close by. police will, quick to weigh in with force unleashing take ass on, protested with respect to the breaking the law. hundreds of similar rallies all scheduled to take place across france in the next few days. the leading indian opposition m. p ra, whole gone, the claims the countries or thirties are intentionally preventing lawmakers from voicing their criticism. during sessions in parliament or microphones, i know it's out of order. they are functioning, but you still can't switch them on. that's happened to me a number of times while speaking, the monetization was a disastrous financial decision. we're not allowed to discuss. gsp will have to use debates to fits and other debates. there is a step that's going on. speaking the british m. p. 's gone the, did that india, the government is trying to strangle the opposition in the country. he also blamed what he called new delhi as propaganda. machine for failing to carry the voices of criticism against the countries rouelis. and

trained services, and closed some schools in the latest protests over the government's controversial pension reforms, demonstrators have also blocked access to a terminal at paris. shall the gola bought over the plans to raise the retirement age to 64. the clock is ticking for chinese social media, tick tock in the united states, beloved by millions of young americans. the video app could soon be banned. government employees in the u. s. and several other countries have already been ordered to remove it from work devices. there are concerns, so tick talks, parent company may be sherry user data with chinese authorities. the company's c e o is right now facing questions from a u. s. congressional committee. it has more than a 1000000000 active users. and over 150000000 in the us alone. but take talks, future in america is uncertain. the populace social media up. let's people post shop videos about any subject. but it's who owns a platform rather than it's content that is raised concerns in washington. so look, we've express concerns over china as a potential use of software platforms that could endanger or threaten american safety and their national security. so

paris. . the organisation that oversees standards in england's schools says inspections must continue, despite head teachers to pause them. it follows the death of a primary school headteacher. according to her family, ruth perry took her own life due to the pressure. speaking for the first time since the tragedy, the chief school inspector says she knows the process can be challenging but that it remains in children's best interests. graham satchell reports. the death of ruth perry has devastated the education world. the headteacher of caversham primary school in reading took her own life after her school was downgraded from outstanding to inadequate. it has led to calls for 0fsted inspections to be paused and radically reformed. in her first public statement since the death, 0fsted's chief inspector, amanda spielman, said ruth perry's death was a tragedy. "our thoughts remain with ruth's family, friends and the school "community of caversham primary." she goes on to defend the current system. "i don't believe that stopping or preventing inspections would be in children's best interests," she

paris management . i'm sure goal is 1st house fine school just saw the hour mark through eric cheaper, more thing that go double blind. i will listen to joe. they won the bus like in power play. ac milan and the other match kicked off 10 minutes late because of heavy traffic in a one know least like and as it can still go, let's not match up right now on thursday. mentioned united will take on rail basis in the 1st like a row police law, 16 ty, united, trained in frigid conditions in preparation for that much against better and conditions went much better in london were off. no, we're preparing for that much against portuguese club. sporting lisbon. just look at that. the m b a. now on the memphis grisly. it's continue to struggle without left. john runs who serving suspension. i'm being investigated by police off to being filmed on social media with a gun in a nightclub. he's now miss 2 games and they've lost both of them lately defeated against the lakers, who were without the injured le bron jane. anthony davis took hold and this one with 30 points and 20 to rebound. then it showed us both 17 and, you

of fire causes an expectable explosion to the entire community, including the school just across the street was large paris ebs wife nor his children are implicated in the crimes, neighbors say the resident in the house at the end of a manicured sack had been a problem since moving in three years ago. many grateful now that problem didn't explode into something worse. what else is going on? that i don't know about? karasev is being held without bail. investigators say he has no formal training and explosives, but he does have a science education and works as an engineer. he is due back in court in the hall of justice. april 26th. we're live in the vista park neighborhood of san jose. jesse gary ktvu fox two news. we'll head back to you in oakland, jesse he's accused of targeting pg any transformers. does he have any connection that we know of two pg and e? that is the big question, julie like there's no real. why behind this? no he does not have a connection to p g and a b doesn't have any kind of gang affiliation or criminal kind of affiliation. it's just it's just, you know, an unanswered question right