el jugador brasileÑo ya es un parisian. ♪ alejandro: el astro brasileÑo declarÓ ante los medios de comunicaciÓnfuera toda la temporada debido a una lesiÓn en la rodilla izquierda. ♪ la invitaciÓn es para que no se pierda la liga mx, desde las 7:30 del este. y en nuestro funny moment, durante la pausa se dio tiempo para jugar un poco de golf. ♪ ♪ ilia: stephanie entrevista a la talentosa cantante becky g sobre su mÁs reciente Éxito. stephanie: becky gcomenzÓ su carrera artÍstica gracias a las redes sociales. becky: mi vida cambiÓ por el internet, por un cover de una canciÓn que me gustó mucho. 14 aÑos y asÍ cambiÓ mi vida. stephanie: este artista que ha crecido ante los ojos del mundo, hoy muestra una madurez y una imagen mucho mÁs sexy. b becky: como artista estoy creciendo y tambiÉn como persona, reconociendo diferentes cosas de mi mÚsica, de mi estilo. stephanie: y su nuevo tema "mayores" fue inspirado en su novio, el futbolista sebastiÁn. becky: cuando empecÉ a salir con mi novio, subimos la foto. cuÁntos aÑos tiene este hombre, sÍ parece mayor pero nada mÁs tiene 24 aÑos. stephanie: a ti te

parisian found -- apparently he loves gnocchi. an italianthey have restaurant recommendation.also likes to play poker. they recommend a good poker room and a tattooer, parlor. he has 34 tattoos. perhaps he will get a 35th t attoo. >> thank you very much. for more, head to our website. that is france24.com. ♪ >> stay with us. the news continues here on "france 24." >> to many outsiders culture is something thahat begins a and es thehe movie. literature in architecture and urban l life. cityrecent yeyears, the artistic profile has grown bigger and brighter. with new ways of thinking about the landscape. join me as we hit some of the city's most important cultural centers. i'm culture writer for ththe los angeles time. this is "artbound."

expensive designer sneakers are very popular among rap musicians, athletes and everyday parisians. >> was going to throw them away, but this model is no longer in production. now, they've got a new lease of life. reporter: mazo is part of the young, creative and hard-working france that president macron envisions, and that more and more french people are identifying with. michelle: how does a man end up leaving a small fortune to the place where he was once held captive? during the second world war, heinrich steinmeyer was a german p.o.w. in the scottish highlands. the kindness and generosity he experienced from locals prompted him to stay in scotland after the war. and in his will, he donated his life savings to benefit the elderly of the village where he'd initially been the enemy. reporter: george carson remembers the german as a friendly older gentleman who always enjoyed coming back to heinrich george: heinrich always said that he was very, very glad that he was captured by the scots and not, say, the australians or the canadians. he might not have fared quite so well had he been

expensive designer sneakers are very popular among rap musicians, athletes and everyday parisians. >> was going to throw them away, but this modelel is no longer in production. now, they've got a new lease of life. reporter: mazo is part of the young, creative and hard-working france that president macron envisions, and that more and more french people are identifying with. michelle: how does a man end up leaving a small fortune to the place where he was once held captive? during the second world war, heinrich steinmeyer was a german p.o.w. in the scottish highlands. the kindness and generosity he experienced from locals prompted him to stay in scotland after the war. and in his will, he donated his life savings to benefit the elderly of the village where he'd initially been the enemy. reporter: george carson remembers the german as a friendly older gentleman who always enjoyed coming back to heinrich george: heinrich always said thatate was veryry, very gd d td not, say, the austraralians or e cananadians. he migight not havave fared quio well had he been captured byby somebody e els

something parisians want to re-create. >> we will manage to get a physical legacy, tangible legacy,, the of educatation and insnspiration, n terms of making sure that those people will benefit directly from the games. correspondent: like london, paris s will build t the venuesn ththe outside ofof the city, ina suburb that will benefit long-term. the new centers will be constructed and jobs created. the olympic media center wiwi be built close by and turned into homes after the games. >> it could be a gooood thing, because you can see the e young people do not worork. you go into the suburbs and you see there are many young people during the day. it could be posititive for them, it could create jobs. in essence, it is good. correspondent: with the games seven years away, there e is a long wayay to go. but paris is already unfurling their master plan. laila: we want to remindnd you f top stories. president maduro has detained two opposition leaders in venezuela. the supreme court has said they have been taken to prison because they were planning to flee house arrest. italy debating usi

by the notes to the role of the western it will be more correct to say pro american and not to be parisian let the project. in the house. the war against freedom of speech continues and you guessed it r.t. again is being targeted also has russia given up on trump and anything stop the leaks in washington. you know provision out of my pocket i wanted to. ask but i. know i lost his boss because. then people. showing us you know what i was you know. you know just i mean what i'm already but it was a lot of. different up as well i must. get rid of. those was. my bed and we've. already. in the thought of getting up there calling. for american mercenaries involved in a mosque. fourteen. did their convictions and sentences are turned. from the atrocities. speaking children. in an orphanage. for terrorists they. go. to the russian lawyer.

the princess of wales died in a car crash in a parisian tunnel. a mercedes was speeding to evade the paparazzi. and the drive its blood alcohol levels over the legal limit. lady di's boyfriend and that drive by with pronounced dead at the sight. she would die from her injuries alice later. a family tragedy for us on this then aged twelve and fifteen. that an event that also shocked the world. one million people descended on the streets of london to pay their respects. and millions more watched on television. i don't see the role from that's the realize how much we thought of her. until they decide it's not to publish a few normal not to make a big data perfume on them we all. decided that that wasn't a good thing. she represented the human side of the monarchy. because i think people in britain want to. continue the idea of the monarchy but maybe with a softer approach and i think she softens that approach. her two sons have taken on some of the causes that she champions. making sure that the legacy of the people's princess lived on. this chart. t

sentencing wall street con artist to twenty years to life on a yacht a government position and a parisian mistress who always smells amazing. something lavender she does i don't know what and not only has trump given the economy at goldman sachs just as obama did but this week we learned wall street fines are down a whopping sixty six percent under trump we truly live in a kleptocracy ruled by thieves but you wouldn't know it if you get your news from google we have new evidence there's a new search protocol restrict access to leftwing websites since april all turn that traffic fell by sixty three percent global research down by sixty two socialist worker down by forty seven media matters fell forty two democracy now thirty six down wiki leaks thirty truthout twenty five and lastly down by a full fifty three percent is pinko commie ralph nader slash hippie tard. where do i get all my news. right so basically the sites most likely to talk about the destruction of our planet by greed war and climate change are being decimated by google google's motto really did used to be don't be evil it r

was photographed in richmond during the latter half of the war carrying an impressive custom-made parisian import officers sort gifted to him from hearyland admirer in 1863, seems to have really want a weapon during the course of campaigning. his weapon was his mind and his physical charisma. he was the campaign strategist. it was his duty to devise the battle plan by watching, directing the units to the most awareness andonal observational skills were finally attend and noted by colonel freemantle. general lee was self-aware, realizing his personal presence at the proper moment could inspire his men to impressive battlefield performance. inh the attrition rate the officer corps reaching dangerous levels by the summer of 1864, his personal attendance would be critical. many confederacy senior commanders have been severely injured or killed while leading armies in the field. lee was presented with his opportunity when general joseph johnson was grievously wounded in the shoulder and chest by both the bullet and shell fragment at seven pines on may 30 1, 18 62. april, thet highest-ranking co

. >>> nine time we'meantime we're live pictures of a parisian suburb where an investigation is underer six french soldiers were struck by a vehicle as they were leaving the barracks police are searching for that vehicle. french authorities have not disclosed whether they believe this was actually a terrorist attack >>> and the south african pluano confidence vote. lawmakers were allowed to vote in secret. this is the eighth no confidence vote that zuma has won. >>> and ken gentlemya's electiom were hacked. there was, quote, sten extensivd massive fraud. the election commission says that the incumbent has maintained his lead with 58% of the vote >>> u.s. futures pointing to a weaker start that's it for today. i'm carolin roth for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. chances are, the last time yoyou got robbed.an, i know

the incident happened in the parisian suburb of levallois—perret, west of the city. doubt" it was a deliberate act. 0ur correspondentjonny dymond is at the scene now. what can you tell us about what happened? we are starting to piece together the detail of what happened here two or three hours ago in this north—western suburb about 50 minutes drive from the arc de triomphe. the car and driver went against the flow of traffic on one of the streets behind me and crashed into a of the streets behind me and crashed intoa group of the streets behind me and crashed into a group of around a dozen soldiers who were on patrol, part of what is called operation sentinel, a counterterrorism operation that has beenin counterterrorism operation that has been in place ever since the attack on charlie had built. —— hebdo. to have been injured seriously and that isa have been injured seriously and that is a third that one might have been injured. the driver and vehicle themselves and nowhere to be found. that is on boeing organisation —— and ongoing operation to try to find the drive

was photographed in richmond during the latter half of the war carrying an impressive custom made parisian import officer sword gifted to him from a maryland admirer in 1863, he seems to have rarely worn a weapon during the course of campaigning. his weapon was his mind and his physical charisma. he was the campaign strategist. it was his duty to di vievise t battle plan and seek to its execution by watching, directing units to their most appropriate destination. and most especially dealing with subordinates who are executing pieces of that plan. his situational awareness and observation skills were finely attuned and noted by colonel fremantle. general lee was also self-aware realizing his personal presence at the proper moment could inspire his men to impressive battlefield performance. with the attrition rate in the officer corps of his army reaching dangerous levels by summer of 1864, his personal attendance would be critical. by then several had been severely or critically injured. lee himself when general joseph e. johnston was grievously injured in the shoulder and chest at seven pi

four parisians, for the inhabitants of cities around france, the state of alert is a reality because and small really coming in the last few years inafairly really coming in the last few years in a fairly unseizing flow, whether it has been of the terrifying scale of that of nice were more than 80 people were killed when a man drove a truck through celebratory crowds or whether it is isolated attacks, a french priest having his throat cut in his own church, in a fairly isolated country church, this has become a normal state for france and this is why this operation is in place, both to reassure the population with high—profile patrols, but also to dissuade and deter those who might carry out the attacks. the risk obviously is that the operation itself becomes a focus for attacks and that appears to have been the case this morning here in the city of paris, in the suburb of the city of paris, in the suburb of the city of paris, in the suburb of the city of paris, 15 minutes drive from the centre. thank you. i know you will be back with us as soon as you will be back with us as soon as

so now it's only one class on the french parisian subway. but, yeah, i think uni--i say all this because universities would have to change, would all become public or would all become a kind of complicated, serious education for everybody. another way of putting it. liberal arts education was always the idea that what you want is you want to develop a person with many capabilities. remember the--many of you notice when you're a freshman or a sophomore you're required to take a course in the arts and a course in social science and a course in natural. the idea is you're a young person. you don't know what your capabilities are. you should take a lot of different courses to find out what really excites you. maybe for you it's anthropology and for you it's chemistry and for you it's astronomy and so forth. the idea is you want to develop multiple capabilities, and the implicit notion is because you're gonna be a person who runs this society, and if you have to make decisions, the most important thing for you is to know is a lot about things, to