the words could have been the words used by nikoloz sarkozy before.e didn't have a word for the population to support them and to face the reality and the fate that this government has failed one year after all the promises they made to these people. and the majority of these people have voted for france away + against sarkozy and today they face the same problems and the law -- they wanted the government to delete is still available and reinforced. it's amazing. >> are you equally disappointed by what the interior minister said? >> he's in his role. what else can he say? >> he's acting in his role? >> yeah, surely, probably. >> it sounds a little bit like there's a dog whistle message there, that there are good muslims and bad muslims? >> what else can he say? >> one comment on twitter -- leave muslims alone. you make laws against our religion and then you're surprised when things don't work. >> near the castle of versailles. it's native sons include football star nikoloz from chelsea and popular award-winning actor omar sey. he recently wrote a book

-- hollande would end up more hated than sarkozy.stille day celebrations coming up next weekend, and he is reported as saying that he hesitated to give a tv interview given that recent interviews have not gone so well for him, so that piece really slamming francois hollande. >> let's take a look at this piece looking at the future. >> this struck me because it shows there is projects in several cities around the country. on the cover, you can see the incredible design, and that will actually be in lyon, and that museum will cover things from primitive art to science. it has run three times over budget, but that is one of several projects mentioned to show that france is still building. one of the project ideas that comes up in the article as having solar panels over motorways in france as a kind of green move, so interesting read. >> it is the weekend -- let's finish up with a new dance craze in france. what is that? >> have you ever heard of the twerk? a new piece recommended for people, all about shaking your booty. the main expone

. >> and a possible comeback for former president nicholas sarkozy. >> it's the million dollar question in inference. he made his first official political appearance this week after losing his bid for re-election last year. a lot of people -- well, say maybe this was the beginning of a comeback if it was not quite the real come back. but he's been very mysterious you about the whole thing. we take a look at the secrets of a strange comeback. he's doing a great job at it. but the truth is, he hasn't really changed at all. when he's really out to do is get revenge according to them quite left liening magazine here in france. he's not really a rallying figure these days. >> that's dominick, the former i.m.f. chief and quite a famous figure here in france now. time wonders if he could be making a come back. and that makes me elliott spitter. >> what about dominique's. he's been making several provide experiences. he was at 10 and this week he gave his first international interview since his arars on cnn. >> time does say it's unlikely a political comeback but he could make a comment on the

that trust has been somewhat reestablished in recent years, particularly under nicolas sarkozy. we saw good corporation to the french and americans during the international intervention on libya. there is always this concern the u.s. might in some way be dictating international agendas in europe. these kinds of allegations are going to get tax -- backs up in europe. >> thinking to speaking us from paris. here is what john kerry had to say about the issue a couple of hours ago. >> lady ashton did raise it with me today. we agreed to stay in touch. i agreed to find out exactly what the situation is and get back to her. i will say every country in the in international affairs of national security undertakes lots of activities to protect its national security. all kinds of information trees to that. all i know is that is not unusual for a loss of nations. beyond that, i am not going to comment further until i have all the facts and find out precisely what the situation is. >> protesters in egypt have stormed the national headquarters of the moslem brotherhood. the attack in cairo is

. >> the ban on full face veils was introduced two years ago under former president nicolas sarkozy'svernment. it received support from across the political soup -- spectrum. some said it stigmatized some muslims. women who break the law face fines and the possibility of being sent to citizenship classes about france's secular values. the latest unrest was triggered when a man was arrested on thursday. he had allegedly assaulted a police officer during an identity check on his wife, who was wearing a full face veil. on friday night, around 250 people were involved in a violent confrontation with the police. a teenager suffered a severe eye injury. officers say they will maintain a presence in the area until calm is restored. abnn -- anna hayward, al jazeera. >> king philippe has been sworn in as belgium's new king. his father abdicated. >> king philippe ascends the throne, the seventh monarch of belgium. >> i swear i will respect the constitution and the law of the belgian people, to maintain they can -- the independence of the country, and to maintain the belgian territory intact. >>

on the envelope and likes to say that things are go and get rich pressure than under sarkozy because things back then were so bad that he can only make a bit of a program. the reality is that things are getting worse and worse and these two movements managed to turn one of the world's richest countries to two friends into a bankrupt country with a rocketing unemployment rate with poverty that continues to rise and a real feeling of despair but with a culture that is collapsing it's important to talk about this in life it's not just the material aspect there's also a feeling of belonging to a people a desire to defend one's culture and identity and identity that is so respected across the world everywhere except by the french elite. says so. so you say friends would be much better off without the european union i said the latest survey and it's true that sixty percent of french people think that e.u. is heading in the wrong direction but only thirty four will vote for francis exit from the e.u. what do you read in this figures. to that point but. well first you need to understand that

on the envelope and likes to say that things are go and get rich better than under sarkozy because things back then were so bad that he can only make a bit of a progress. the reality is that things are getting worse and worse and these two movements managed to turn one of the world's richest countries france into a bankrupt country with a rocketing unemployment rate with poverty that continues to rise and a real feeling of despair but with a culture that is collapsing it's important to talk about this in life it's not just the material aspect there's also a feeling of belonging to a people a desire to defend one's culture and identity and identity that is so respected across the world everywhere except by the french elite. says so. so you say friends would be much better off without the european union i said the latest survey and it's true that sixty percent of french people think that e.u. is heading in the wrong direction but only thirty four will vote for france's exit from the e.u. what do you read in this figures. to that point but. well first you need to understand that there is no

place goes and you feel as if it shows you know more world than if you used to be thanks very much sarkozy. so people are fearing meant as those supporters of the previous leader mohamed morsy remain in the sit in and refuse to go home in various parts of the country they're going to see further clashes but those like shoki working in the tourist industry they feed this means tourists are going to continue to be scared from coming to egypt and actually the future of egypt's tourism is going to be even worse. well here with me in the studio is our business for the presenter katie pilbeam to tell us more about how the revolution has battered but has any of broken the egyptian economy kay thank you so much for joining us here as we heard it used to be one of the top holiday destinations for a lot of people so how has it been affected yet it's obviously not a great advertisement for people wanting to go on holiday or a lot of the. we know and right now it's the ac fifth most popular place to go it's dropped ten places in just a year because of what's been happening on the streets let's see how

you steve thank you very much sarkozy. so people are fearing meant as those supporters of the previous leader mohamed morsy remain in their city and refused to go home in various parts of the country they're going to see further clashes but those like shoki working in the tourist industry they feed this means tourists are going to continue to be scared from coming to egypt and that actually the future of egypt's tourism is going to be even worse. well to help us break down the numbers in terms of how the economy in egypt has been affected especially with the tourism sector is our team business presenter katie pilbeam katie of course the economy critical issue here but in terms of tourism i mean how badly hasn't been how badly the beating i guess hasn't taken you know will is quite substantial as you go have a look at the figures and see that the numbers have been dropping and it's pretty obvious that. it's going to happen people are simply too frightened to go which is just a shame considering it normally is a popular plac

you feed it as it should because you know most world if you see beastie people thank you very much sarkozy. so people are fearing meant i was very supportive of the previous leader mohamed morsy remain in that city and and refused to go home in various parts of the country never going to see further clashes that those like chokey working in the tourist industry and they feed this means tourists are going to continue to be scared from coming to egypt and actually the future of egypt's tourism is going. even. now police in several u.s. cities are reportedly on high alert amid mounting riots sparked by a highly controversial verdict that some have slammed as being racially biased a court found a neighborhood watchman george zimmerman not guilty of murdering an unarmed black teenager zimmerman face life behind bars if convicted but a jury ruled that he had acted in self-defense when he shot dead trayvon martin last year in florida the case has reverberated across america and reignited a shop racial debate. today with a story. as well of course just simply head over to. including images from th

close close and you feel as if there's actually no more war then he says he steve thanks very much sarkozy. so people are fearing meant as those supporters of the previous leader mohamed morsy remain in assistant and refuse to go home in various parts of the country that are going to see further clashes but those like shoki working in the tourist industry they feed this means tourists are going to continue to be scared from coming to egypt and actually the future of egypt's tourism is going to be even worse. the political crisis in egypt has devastated the country stores ministry and it's also having an impact on the economy as a whole earlier i talked about this with kate he'll be him. well right now egypt is stuck in a bit of a vicious cycle because of the risen which accounts for a ten over a tenth of the g.d.p. of the growth of the economy is already lost two point five billion dollars as a result so tourism a cent well that sounds like a lot of money and surely a big blow to their industry so work in egypt turned out well so far at the moment there's an i.m.f. loan that lays in the ba

goes and you fees if you choose you know most world if you see the steep people thank you very much sarkozy. so people are fearing ments as those supporters of the previous leader mohamed morsy remain in their city and and refuse to go home in various parts of the country that are going to see further clashes but those like shoki working in the tourist industry and they feed this means tourists are going to continue to be scared from coming to egypt and that actually the future of egypt's tourism is going to. even worse. but somehow put is at hand for egypt several gulf states have chipped in to keep the economy afloat saudi arabia is giving five billion dollars in fuel aid and cash and three billion more is being provided by the united arab emirates in loans and bank deposits aren't his contributor i've seen returns he says the timing of the help is significant. the u.a.e. and saudi definitely did not like the muslim brotherhood and so the saudi station al-arabiya but called it in dubai in the u.a.e. backs the rebels and you go. back to qatar which is backing the most the government is aga

dacier in our booth and are still original and that's what president obama had enough from president sarkozy have that's our thing. did it take all prettily this is the success when they did go you know it was because of the location i mean this area used for the black broadway complex broadway yes all the famous performers from played here and you had all these wonderful theaters this was it this was probably it's an amazing neighborhood and a great mix of new and old young people affluent people people from the administration it's the place to be met i mean it was a defeat and it is again and it's beautiful to see the legwork made your husband start the want to raise a family and this was going to bring in the room so this was a business that you do every day you're going to come up with these people i'm energized right now more. people from everywhere oh what's the plan i have. my on the stage thank you my pleasure thanks thank you ben still a bowl a year in washington this is the place this is the voice. still a common america's mayor the former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. here is

here in our booth and are still original and that's what president obama had enough from president sarkozy have not so i think it didn't take well prebble was just so successful in the get go you know it was because of the location i mean this area used to go black broadcloth all black broadway yes all the famous performers played here and you had all these wonderful theaters this was it this was probably it's an amazing neighborhood and a great mix of new and old with young people affluent people people from the administration and it's the place to be in it i mean it was in fifty eight and it is again and it's beautiful to see the legwork made your husband scott wanted to raise a family in this before and during the convention so this was a business that you do every day every time with few people i'm energized. by people from everywhere you know won't supply you. mind on the stage thank you on sundays the attacks thank you ben still a bowl a year and watch the good this is the place this is the boy i. still like tom america's mayor the former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. the civili

goes and you feed it as you choose you know world peace you see peace the people thank you very much sarkozy. so people are fearing meant as those supporters of the previous leader mohamed morsy remain in their seats in and refused to go home in various parts of the country and we're going to see further clashes but those like shoki working in the tourist industry and they feed this means tourists are going to continue to be scared from coming to egypt and actually the future of egypt's tourism is going. to be even worse. and it's not just tourism that's taking a trip to the political crisis having a devastating impact on the wider economy and my colleague marina cha should discuss this with she's k. to people being so far at the moment there's an i.m.f. lays in the balance of four point eight billion dollars one that this was negotiated with with morsi at the time during his rule and at the time the i.m.f. they insisted on high taxes and fuel subsidies to be phased out but that was never really concluded and while that was being negotiated cats are was subsidizing the economy but they were

sarkozy is now with his mistress, married to his mistress, carla bruni.s he was already divorced. the current president left his partner of 27 years and now lives with his mistress. they had a great role model who was very public about his affairs. his wife calls him francois the sa seducer and invited his mistress and their illegitimate child to his funeral. in russia, if you have a trist on the beach, it is not considered infidelity and in thailand, there is a term called parallel relationships. >> a different attitude than in this country. nadia, what about money, what role does money play in why people cheat? >> you may be surprised at this one. they say men in more affluent countries like the united states and britain are more wary of infidelity because they may use assets where women in poorer countries have less socioeconomic power so they cheat less. >> is there a double standard with women when it comes to cheating? >> i think everywhere, what's good for the goose is not good for the gander. there are some middle eastern countries where infidelit

. >> the ban on school-based sales was introduced two years ago under nicolas sarkozy's government. theeceived support across political spectrum. some campaigners said it stigmatized some muslims. women who break the law face fines and a possibility of being .ent to citizenship classes the latest unrest was triggered when a man was arrested on thursday. he allegedly assaulted a police officer during an identity check on his wife, who was wearing a full face veil. night, 250 people were involved in a violent confrontation with the police. a teenager suffered a severe eye injury. officers say they will maintain a presence in the area until calm is restored. >> portugal says it has spoken to the nation after talks wrote down between the three main political parties. they have been trying to ensure that a 102 billion dollar international bailout for portugal stays on track. the president of portugal says the country will continue as it is and he has called for more talks between parties. the national salvation compromise was not possible to achieve, i considered that the best alternativ

. >> friends like french president sarkozy described as thin skinned and an emperor with no clothes. foes like iranian president ahmadinejad called hitler. libya's moammar gadhafi, strange, and always accompanied by a voluptuous blond ukrainian nurse. one cable in january says yemen's president saleh told general david petraeus, we'll continue saying the bombs are ours, not yours. hillary clinton and condoleezza rice before her ordered u.s. embassies and intelligence services to gather private information on u.n. leaders and diplomats. including computer passwords, even dna and fingerprints. >> private manning also released this video. this disturbing video showing american helicopter pilots in iraq in 2007 firing on a group of iraqis and a journalist from the "reuters" wire service, and his driver. 12 people were killed. wikileaks added their own subtitles to it. the military said proper protocols were followed, but after this video was made public, people all across the world and in the united states outraged. until private manning leaked it, we had not seen video like this that th

. >> it created a minor international incident, with french president nicolas sarkozy giving prokhorov a man who obviously wants to please his friends. did you think that was funny? >> good joke. [chuckles] >> and prokhorov responded in kind. you said, "the french elite is envious because they're lagging behind in fashion, in life, and in sex drive." >> zat's true. [laughs] >> the russian government was not too happy about this, right? about the publicity. >> it's natural. >> french police never pressed charges, and according to prokhorov, later apologized. but russian cartoonists had a field day. a fruit juice company lampooned him in a commercial. >> ♪ puttin' on the ritz >> and his well-connected business partner, vladimir potanin, suggested it would be a good time for prokhorov to sell his share of their joint ventures, which he did for $10 billion, just two months before the international financial crisis devastated the russian stock market. with prokhorov sitting on a mountain of cash, he became the richest man in the country. and it might not have happened without those party gi

on the envelope and likes to say that things are go and get rich better than under sarkozy because things back then were so bad that he can only make. bit of a progress. no the reality is that things are getting worse and worse and these two movements managed to turn one of the world's richest countries to two friends into a bankrupt country with a rocketing unemployment rate with poverty that continues to rise and a real feeling of despair but with a culture that is collapsing it's important to talk about this in life it's not just the material aspect there's also a feeling of belonging to a people a desire to defend one's culture and identity and identity that is so respected across the world everywhere except by the french elite. says so. so you say friends would be much better off without the european union i said later survey and it's true that sixty percent of french people think that e.u. is heading in the wrong direction but only thirty four will vote for france's exit from the e.u. what do you read in the speakers who listen to them. well first you need to understand that there i

francois hollande trying to make french people more optimistic and fitch saying that's -- >> what is sarkozyto at the moment? >> reporter: you should ask him the question. we are expecting him to come back. according to recent survey i think it was the majority of french people believe he will come back in 2017 for the next presidential election. 17% believe he will run for the election. but only 40% would like him to come back, so the majority believes he will be back but the minority want him to come back. >> stephane, we'll have professor john gafney in around 20 minutes. >>> in portugal the three main political parties have set a july 21st deadline to agree on how to keep the bailout program on track. a so-called national salvation pac can be reached the president has agreed to call early electio elections. socialist party is causing the biggest obstruction to a deal. the group's leader on friday warning he doesn't agree to the amount of austerity being imposed. greece's euro bank chosen to buy troubled lender new hellenic. they have been chosing to buy another bank as they try to secure