if this is to be seen as a test case while not related for the paris paris trial that's upcoming it certainly doesn't bode well for salo obviously his attorney as we heard tried to portray him as too stupid to have planned these attacks not to have even the intention to commit such attacks but in fact some of the islam has given given prosecutors in the next trial a lot to work with because on the first day of this trial though he wasn't expected to speak he had an outburst at the end was told us a lot about him he said he doesn't recognize the mandate of the court that he doesn't trust anything that this judge might say he said that muslims are persecuted no matter what that they're always guilty before even having a trial and he said he puts his faith in all as hands and in fact he was very articulate when he had this outburst which may have made his his defense attorney quite nervous in trying to portray him as stupid and obviously never came back to court after that and we don't actually know whether it was he who didn't want to come or his attorneys who thought it was best that he keep h

terry how does today's verdict relate to the paris trial we just heard about. well while they are definitely two separate proceedings i think it will be very interesting for the paris trial because it was proven that seller of the slum did take part in a terrorist network that cell as everybody will know was found to have committed both the paris attacks and later on in march twenty second of twenty sixteen the brussels attacks and all of these people have been found to be linked together to this cell that was headquartered right here and more than back so i think that this will be used as further ammunition that sela of the slum was was no innocent bystander here that he was not such a small fish as his defense attorneys are trying to point out ok terry we see right behind you you know our barricades are with you some more employees and their armored vehicles what is security like or what has it been like for this trial. that the opening day of the trial was extremely intense security it took us more than an hour just to get into the to the area where the cour

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paris cried. paxton worried he lost his best friend to the daylight. >> i felt like we're not going to get to do a lot of things together anymore because he's going to be outside. >> then they told peyton, who was just 5 years old at the time. >> i was like, i've had this for 5 years of my life and now you tell me i don't have it? >> so we said, do you want to go outside? he said, okay. >> and my friend was playing right over there. he yelled at me and he said, peyton, what are you doing? you don't have your hood on. i know! i don't have xp anymore. feeling like shocked, kind of scared and happy. >> it was scary? >> yeah, it was scary. >> because that was all you ever knew. >> yeah, really, that was all i ever knew, was to stay out of the sun. >> this is a disease that has no cure. and yet you are maybe the closest anyone has ever come to having a child cured. >> yeah, yeah. yeah, you're right. >> the whole family was watching this magical scene of peyton playing openly in the sun for the very fir

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mccraw has carefully cultured their relationship inviting trump to paris for bastille day celebrations playing to trump's well known admiration for the military the result troubles consulted with matt on the telephone with an any other world leader that ross says he even managed to convince trump to prolong u.s. involvement in syria. president trump was saying the united states of america had a duty to disengage from syria i assure you we have convinced him that it is necessary to stay for the long term the white house denies shifted in syria position iterating trump hopes to soon withdraw u.s. forces. arrives in washington on monday for a three day visit which includes tribes first state dinner as president. his influence over the u.s. president will be tested on issues ranging from syria to the future of the iran nuclear deal. iran maintains it's in compliance with. the twenty fifteen agreement which the u.s. signed with iran and european allies makarov favors keeping the deal as does german chancellor angela merkel who also visits the white house this week the iran deal was one of t

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you know if this is to be seen as a test case will not related for the paris paris trial that's upcoming it certainly doesn't bode well for salo obviously his attorney as we heard tried to portray him as too stupid to have planned these attacks not to have even the intention to commit such attacks but in fact some of the slum has given given prosecutors in the next trial a lot to work with because on the first day of this trial though he wasn't expected to speak he had an outburst at the end was told us a lot about him he said he doesn't recognize the mandate of the court that he doesn't trust anything that this judge might say he said that muslims are persecuted no matter what that they're always guilty before even having a trial and he said he puts his feet in all his hands and in fact he was very articulate when he had this outburst which may have made his his defense attorney quite nervous in trying to portray him as stupid and obviously never came back to court after that and we don't actually know whether it was he who didn't want to come or his attorneys who thought it was best th

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also on the program a course in belgium sentences the sole surviving suspect from the twenty fifteen paris attacks to twenty years in prison that's even before the main case against him gets underway in france. one of the few i mean much in the queue in the budget is. still getting directly victims. to support. welcome to the program good to have you with us as being a tumultuous day in armenia after eleven consecutive days of anti-government protest by ministers sounds south of seattle has bowed to popular pressure and resigned the opposition has been accusing the veteran leader of clinging to power after making veiled threats of a security crackdown on sunday he's now suddenly stepped down much to the joy of thousands of demonstrators. celebrations on the streets of the armenian capital yet of on. after ten days of mass protests the people got what they wanted. the former president who became prime minister just days earlier resigned. and even soldiers had joined a demonstration against their prime minister. now they too were in a jubilant mood. in a statement said. admitted he was in th

now a course in belgium has sentenced the last surviving suspect from the twenty fifteen paris terror attacks to twenty years in prison but up there wasn't convicted for his alleged part in those attacks but for his part in a dramatic shootout that led to his arrest in belgium he's currently being held in a french prison where he's awaiting trial on charges in connection with the paris attacks. at belgium's palace of justice received the maximum twenty year jail sentence for his role in the police shootout just before his arrest in brussels two years ago and a compass was handed the same sentence but neither of them were present for the verdict the lawyer representing the police praised the judge's decision. to as all of our demands have been met i think we can be satisfied he said to say. but up to slump said he still had some doubts. i'm not convinced of anything in this verdict but i review it with my client it's a verdict so i respect it but i think there are things that need to be said it remains to be seen if disallowing wishes to appeal and if you appeals and will decide the ne

and a belgian called sentences the only surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris terror attacks just gets twenty years for his role in the police shootout that led to his arrest in brussels. hello and welcome my name's christopher spring eight thanks for joining us we begin with the latest from toronto canada where police are now saying that at least nine people are dead after a rental van plowed into a crowd sixteen people were injured the incident took place near one of toronto's major intersections young street and avenue in the northern part of the city police have arrested the van's driver and are all skin witnesses to come forward there were reports in local media that she fled the scene on foot. while only eyewitness reports from the scene are coming in here's what a couple of people who saw the incident had to say. i just got our scan i saw here snow white just go to the. sidewalk and not so many people just shout stop the car but he didn't just keep moving and he did something home and that's three people who live down there and you know and all oh yes i was just leavin

and the verdict is guilty as charged the only surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris terror attacks salam to slam is sentenced to twenty years in prison in belgium for his role in a police shootout. thanks for joining us i'm marrying a. armenia's prime ministers serve sark c.n.n. has resigned following more than a week of mass protests against him in a statement posted online he said the protest leader was right and he was wrong groups of soldiers had joined those demonstrations today in the capital here of on protestors have accused stark's down of trying to remain in power for life authorities had arrested more than two hundred people over the weekend including the leader of the opposition but federal lawmaker nichol passion yen was released earlier today. well for the latest from armenia we're joined now by joshua co-chairing he's a freelance journalist in your van joshua we understand you are out on the streets of the capital how are people reacting to the prime minister's sudden resignation. well it's complete jubilation and you can probably hear the car cars honking behind me

belgian court sentences the only surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks. gets twenty years for his role in the police shootout that led to his arrest. and sold agrees to switch off the giant speakers a broadcast music and news and propaganda to the north part of a change of tone ahead of friday's historic summit between the two koreas. until gail welcome to the program i mean his prime minister. has resigned following eleven days of mass protests against him and a statement posted online he referred to the opposition the day when he said he called pushing on was rights and that he was wrong protesters accused tried to stay in power for life and today they were joined by groups of soldiers in the capital over the weekend authorities arrested more than two hundred people including nick called passion young it was released today. a couple freelance journalist chad and yet i welcome joshua. couple questions when will search sodje resignation take effect how are people reacting to the news. on the first question i believe it takes effect immediately as far as i

also on the program a course in belgium sentences the sole surviving suspect from the twenty fifteen paris attacks to twenty years in prison that's even before the main case against him gets underway in france. but if you mean much and if you fill in the bucket list. sitting directly above it it's hard. to. welcome to the program good to have you with us it's been a tumultuous day in armenia after eleven consecutive days of anti-government protest prime minister says south of seattle has bowed to popular pressure and resigned the opposition has been accusing the veteran leader of clinging to power after making veiled threats of a security crackdown on sunday he's now suddenly stepped down much to the joy of thousands of demonstrators. celebrations on the streets of the armenian capital yet of on. after ten days of mass protests the people got what they wanted the former president who became prime minister just days earlier resigned. and even soldiers had joined a demonstration against their prime minister. now they too were in a jubilant mood. in a statement says admitted he was in the wro

also on the program a course in belgium sentences the sole surviving suspect from the twenty fifteen paris attacks to twenty years in prison that's even before the main case against him gets underway in france. what defeats me much and if you will in the budget speech. directly a perfect answer. is perfect. welcome to the program good to have you with us it's been a tumultuous day in armenia after eleven consecutive days of anti-government protest by ministers said south of seattle has bowed to popular pressure and resigned the opposition has been accusing the veteran leader of clinging to power to making veiled threats of a security crackdown on sunday he's now suddenly stepped down much to the joy of thousands of demonstrators. celebrations on the streets of the armenian capital yet of on. after ten days of mass protests the people got what they wanted. the former president who became prime minister just days earlier resigned. and even soldiers had joined a demonstration against their prime minister. now they too were in a jubilant mood i. in a statement said sags yan admitted he was in

how's paris doing? paris? i don't go there anymore. paris is no longer paris. >> so, there was that. and then came their first meeting last may. trump and macron shared that intense, lengthy handshake, and it appeared for a minute there macron was aware in advance that trump is that guy with the handshake designed to draw you in and take the upper hand. the very next month, president trump withdrew from the paris climate accord with a parting shot at the host country. >> the paris agreement handicaps the united states economy in order to win praise from the very foreign capitals and global activists that have long sought to gain wealth at our country's expense. i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. >> trump and macron met again in july, punctuated by trump's comments to macron's wife. >> beautiful. >> then, the next day, however, the piece de resistance. macron literally rolled out the big guns for trump who loved the military bastille day parade. he was riveted by it and now wants the same thing in washingt

the paris agreement was quite a help us to do that. with strong will take us in the wrong direction. caller: thank you for taking my call. thank you for your time for being fair. what i would like to say, this is an administration that said they were going to drain the swamp and they have become the some creatures. the people that do not understand that we have a planet to protect, mr. pruitt, i don't understand why if you want to drain the swamp, why are they so corrupted? guest: it is a good question and points to something that should not divide us. i'm independent myself. every american has the right to expect a few things from the administrator. they will protect people and not polluters. they will serve with integrity. they would do what mr. pruitt raised his right hand and promise to do when he took that oath of office and fulfill his duties. he has failed in all three. it is time for him to go. host: you have come out and opposition to the secretary of state nominee of mike pompeo. why is that? guest: i'm not actually familiar

david chase has more now from paris on what the french are expecting out of mr my visit. they're an odd couple both politically and psychologically both men could be described as mavericks now they have common interests of course because of their respective positions but there's little common ground between the two men what's happening here is the beginning of a special relationship why because two reason may the british prime minister is more or less buried by the brakes it negotiations at the moment and the german chancellor angela merkel has spent six months trying to get together a grand coalition so there's been if you like a vacuum of political leadership in the heart of europe and this is where president macro has seized with alacrity this position now he's in constant telephone contact with president trump but as for any policy changes will have to wait and see the result of this three day state visit now he obviously wants america to stay on board with the the climate pact he's also said that he persuaded the american president to keep troops in the syria conflic

also on the program a course in belgium sentences the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks to twenty years in prison that's even before the main case against him gets underway in france but if i mean it looks unlikely you. directly about him. are. welcome to the program good to have you with us it's been a tumultuous day. after eleven consecutive days of anti-government protest by ministers sounds sort of see on has bowed to popular pressure and resigned the opposition has been accusing the veteran leader of clinging to power after making veiled threats of a security crackdown on sunday he's now suddenly stepped down much to the joy of thousands of demonstrators. celebrations on the streets of the armenian capital. after ten days of mass protests the people got what they wanted. the former president who became prime minister just days earlier resigned. and even soldiers had joined a demonstration against their prime minister. now they too were in a jubilant mood. in a statement said. admitted he was in the wrong he'd become armenians president in two thousand and ei

paris. top stories from ♪ >> we will start first with that ruling out of belgium linked to the only surviving suspect of the paris terrorist attacks. he has been found guilty in brussels over a police shootout that happened for months after the attacks that left 130 get. he has been sentenced to 20 years in jail. here is more from his lawyer. >> following the verdict and consult withill some obvious salon on whether or not he wishes to appeal. beenr dave keating has covering this link from the courthouse. give us the details on the verdict today. abdesalem and his codefendant were convicted of three crimes, attempted murder in a terrorficers context, the illegal possession of weapons, and membership in a terror group. from thatxtends firefight that occurred in march 2016, several months after the terror attacks. he had been in hiding for those months. there was a manhunt for him. as the only surviving attacker in the paris attacks, everyone was looking for him. they found him in brussels a

also on the program a course in belgium sentences the sole surviving suspect from the twenty fifteen paris attacks to twenty years in prison that's even before the main case against him gets underway in france. i mean much and good for anybody. to. victims. welcome to the program good to have you with us it's been a tumultuous day in armenia after eleven consecutive days of anti-government protest by minutes the senate has bowed to popular pressure and resigned the opposition has been accusing the veteran leader of clinging to power to making veiled threats of a security crackdown on sunday he's now suddenly stepped down much to the joy of thousands of demonstrators. celebrations on the streets of the armenian capital yet of on. after ten days of mass protests the people got what they wanted. the former president who became prime minister just days earlier resigned. and even soldiers had joined a demonstration against their prime minister. now they too were in a jubilant mood. in a statement said. admitted he was in the wrong he'd become arminius president in two thousand and eight and ser

a court in belgium has sentence the last surviving suspects from the twenty fifteen paris terror attacks to twenty years in prison but salah up to slam was not convicted for his alleged past in those attacks that killed one hundred thirty people but for his part in the dramatic shootout that led to his arrest currently being held in a french prison he's still awaiting trial on charges in connection with paris. at belgium's palace of justice to slum received the maximum twenty year jail sentence for his role in the police shootout just before his arrest in brussels two years ago at a complex was handed the same sentence but neither of them were present for the verdict the lawyer representing the police praised the judge's decision. of course to all of our demands have been met i think we can be satisfied he said to say. but after slums lawyer said he still had some doubts. i'm not convinced of anything in this verdict but i review it with my client it's a verdict so i respect it but i think there are things that need to be said it remains to be seen of disallowing wishes to appeal and if

up to so long as the only surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris terror attack. in the next few hours a court in belgium will deliver a verdict on his alleged role in a police shootout that took place while he was on the run also coming up. a manhunt is underway in the u.s. state of tennessee for a gunman who opened fire at a fast food restaurant killing four people and police say many more would have died if it had not been for the actions of this man. had his nose it was me or him or all that type of that type scenario saw chose to go with what i want to go wolf in the war. plus the political crisis in armenia worsens police detained over two hundred protesters along with three prominent opposition politicians among them the man leading days of massive anti-government demonstrations. and in the bundesliga last place alone faces an uphill battle against chalta to stave off relegation and to make matters worse worse they took on the league's second place club ciampa could they hold you navigable. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show a belgian court is

new venue is located inside a former iron foundry in central paris. the old cooling pool now reflects the works of. the phone it was opened in the nineteenth century by the family it took two years to participate location for the venue but artistic director jim. is happy with result. the fifty three c.d.u. your point makes this place so special is that the old factory has been brought to new life it's very important to me that we don't abandon locations like this. shouldn't just be turned into architectural rubbish dumps. a second exhibition features in that austrian. pimp was initially influenced by historical paintings and minerals and then made a decisive break with tradition. over the course of his career klunk began to emancipate himself from classical art he founded the viennese succession which produced entirely new artistic genres including symbolism and partner vote on. justice claim to emancipated himself from a step to stop just to conventions the founders behind the out here did you want to break with the time on it museum concept in paris

mccraw has carefully culture their relationship inviting trump to paris for bastille day celebrations playing to trunks of well known admiration for the military the result troubles consulted with mack on the telephone with an any other world leader that cross says he even managed to convince trump to prolong u.s. involvement in syria. president trump was saying the united states of america had a duty to disengage from syria i assure you we have convinced him that it is necessary to stay for the long term the white house denies a shift at syria position iterating trump hopes to soon withdraw u.s. forces. arrives in washington on monday for a three day visit which includes tribes first state dinner as president. his influence over the u.s. president will be tested on issues ranging from syria to the future of the iran nuclear deal with iran maintains it's in compliance with the twenty fifteen agreement which the u.s. signed with iran and european allies makarov favors keeping the deal as does german chancellor angela merkel who also visits the white house this week the iran deal was on

how's paris doing? paris? i don't go there anymore. paris is no longer paris. >> so, there was that. and then came their first meeting last may. trump and macron shared that intense, lengthy handshake, and it appeared for a minute there macron was aware in advance that trump is that guy with the handshake designed to draw you in and take the upper hand. the very next month, president trump withdrew from the paris climate accord with a parting shot at the host country. >> the paris agreement handicaps the united states economy in order to win praise from the very foreign capitals and global activists that have long sought to gain wealth at our country's expense. i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. >> trump and macron met again in july, punctuated by trump's comments to macron's wife. >> beautiful. >> then, the next day, however, the piece de resistance. macron rolled out the big guns for trump who loved the military bastille day parade. he was riveted by it and now wants the same thing in washington. when s

he loves paris. i said, jim, let me ask you a question. how is paris doing? paris? i don't go there anymore. paris is no longer paris. >> okay. >> who is jim? >> we don't know. the identity of jim, who doesn't go no paris anymore, hasn't been confirmed. the president seemed to have no problems traveling to paris last summer, taking in a bastille day celebration and a dinner at the eiffel tower. both of which got glowing reviews from the visiting u.s. leader. macron has not been afraid though to viscriticize presiden trump, krastizi tizchastising t withdrawing the paris climate accord, using a familiar phrase. >> today, the president of the united states, donald trump, announced his decision to withdraw the united states from the paris agreement. i do respect his decision, but i do think it is a mistake. both for the u.s. and for our planet. wherever we live, whoever we are, we all share the same responsibility. make our planet great again. >> remember, yesterday was earth day. many are celebrating earth week. it could be a topic macron brings up with the president.

paris attacks to this attem pted ca ptu re linking the paris attacks to this attempted capture and the attempted murder. also three days after the final capture in march 2016, three days later was the brussels attack when 32 people were killed, the explosions at the airport and the tube station. this is thought to be pa rt tube station. this is thought to be part of the wider terrorist cell which were involved in the paris attacks. another notable individual who was killed in the police raids at this hideout here in brussels was the man who is believed to be the whole coordinator of the paris attacks. this gives a glimpse of the wider cell and the information will be passed onto the paris authorities ahead of the trial. thank you. the headlines on bbc newsroom live. the duchess of cambridge has been admitted to hospital — kensington palace say she‘s in the ‘early stages of labour‘. the government insists the uk will leave the eu‘s custom union after brexit — ahead of a symbolic vote on the issue this week the founder of moneysavingexpert. com is to take facebook to court â€

europe's most wanted man so long although so long as the only surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris terror attacks in the next few hours or chord in belgium will deliver a verdict on his alleged role in the police shootout that took place while he was on the wrong also coming out. with a manhunt is underway in the u.s. state of tennessee for a gunman who opened fire at a fast food restaurant killing four people police say many more would have died if it had not been for the actions of this man i just knew. it was me or him or that type of the type of scenarios all chose to go with what i wanted to go with that we were. in the business leigo last place cologne face then uphill battle to stave off relegations make matters worse they took on the league's second place squad. that they call the inevitable. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us a belgian court is set to deliver a verdict in the trial of dull salaam the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris terror attack that left. one hundred twenty nine people dead and scores. of those along was for months europe

as a matter of fact, once a week i am on air in paris. so when you negotiate with iran, who do you negotiate with? negotiating with iran is about negotiating with its current leaders, in particular its president. but again it is a matter of principle for me in terms of diplomatic rules. there is a situation that you describe, but no power whatsoever — no foreign power has to replace a rainy and sovereignty. —— iranians sovereignty. —— iranians sovereignty. in paris and london, we need to think what is good for the iranians. —— iranian sovereignty. france in some occasions prevented itself from that kind of intervention. every time they were led they were wrong. but we can contribute to setting the right conditions for the people to decide of its own fate. this is what we are doing in syria. and for iran what i would like is a dialogue. this is the reason why i suggested a broader framework, because i believe we shall continue to speak to the iranian authorities. to me, it is important that we continue at the cultural and sci

the court of burden opened the doors of paris for me and that the reason no question though i also did my utmost. my plan to set about making general paintings for the paris alone came to fruition the newspaper lottie's put it plain and simple it is john a painting that will appeal to the masses instantly and as you are when i read. in the conspired that i had enchanted all eyes with my dick cameron this was exactly what i wanted to do enchant the public carry them away from the loud and busy present into another world into an ideal southern european life. a french critic wrote about my painting ill dog a farm the entity that i showed true talent and i received a gold medal. already by the end of the thirty's i was doing very well financially and it got better better and. we feel now after the july revolution of eighteen thirty when louis filioque took the throne he suggested he should give france a new constitutional monarchy based on the english model this new government was searching for a new portrait painter so it could differentiate itself from the previous monarchy of the bones

but no one says you have to start by leaping across paris rooftops. next up is a sport that is uplifting to say the least indoor skydiving if like me you're not too sure about jumping out of a plane this is the perfect alternative it's just like real skydiving except there's no parachute and no risk of plummeting to certain death when it malfunctions it all takes place in a vertical wind tunnel maya could since gust started skydiving in her early teens and showed us just how to dunce with the wind. this floating dancer earned my own place in sports history with a firm step a title or junior world champion in indoor skydiving. the air in the wind tunnel blows at up to three hundred kilometers an hour but every movement is perfect the wind storm doesn't bother the polish athlete she likes it. obviously it kind of feels like sticking your whole body out of a moving car like it's just the same kind of like air pressure but you can control it certainly makes it work orders whatever you do your body does in the area but in the spacesuit is. she takes her mo

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the court of biden opened the doors of paris for me and that the reason no question though i also did my utmost. my plan to set about making general paintings for the paris alone came to fruition the newspaper lottie's put it plain and simple it is john a painting that will appeal to the masses instantly understood how all my first years and paris. what did the papers write yes i was proud beyond measure when i read in the conspired that i had enchanted all our eyes with my to camera and this was exactly what i wanted to do enchant the public carry them away from the loud and busy present into another world into an ideal southern european life. a french critic wrote about my painting dog a farm the entity that i showed true talent and i received a gold medal. already by the end of the thirty's i was doing very well financially and it got better better and. we feel now after the july revolution of eighteen thirty when louis thalia took the throne he suggested he should give france a new constitutional monarchy based on the english model this new government was searching for a new portr

up to the twenty eight year old french citizen is believed to be the only surviving suspect in the paris terror attacks that left one hundred thirty people dead in nov twenty fifth. after four months on the run of the slum was arrested in brussels in march twenty sixth seen following the shootout with belgian police for which he's been sentenced today i his role in planning and executing the paris attacks is not yet clear it's only at the much bigger trial set to take place in france isolated date that prosecutors will judge whether abt islam was one of the masterminds or just a low level follower. correspondent terry scholz has been following the case and sent us this update from outside the courthouse in brussels. this conviction and twenty year prison sentence for attempted terrorist murder won't have much of an impact on solid disarms life in the near term if ever because of course he's facing much more serious charges related to the paris attacks of november two thousand and fifteen where one hundred twenty nine people were killed but what this trial has done has given us more insig

but no one says you have to start by leaping across paris rooftops. next up is a sport that is uplifting to say the least indoor skydiving if like me you're not too sure about jumping out of a plane this is the perfect alternative it's just like real skydiving except there's no parachute and no risk of plummeting to certain death when it malfunctions it all takes place in a vertical wind tunnel maya could since gust started skydiving in her early teens and showed us just how to dunce with the wind. this floating dancer earned my own place in sports history with the first ever title of junior world champion in indoor skydiving. the air in the wind tunnel blows at up to three hundred kilometers an hour every movement is perfect the wind storm doesn't bother the polish athlete she likes it. obviously it kind of feels like sticking your whole body out of a moving car like it's just the same kind of like air pressure but you can control it certainly makes it work orders whatever you do your body does in the area but in the space you get. she takes her move

s and when i and the signing of the paris climate accord. well thanks for having me the paris climate accord certainly has driven a huge up leave international attention on on all sources of greenhouse gas emissions and it's also turned the spotlight on on forests and on the land sector as a whole which we estimate could contribute around thirty seven percent of the total abatement that required to achieve the paris goal so i guess there's a tension that that's being lifted there's a huge amount of effort going on in a lot of countries to try and i guess get on top of the problem but sadly at this point in time we're not seeing that translate into a shift in the global trend the global trend is still one of net loss of forests globally so sadly we can't claim any sort of victory just at this point but but it is encouraging to see increased attention and just talk us through one of the greatest threats to our rainforests today well one of the greatest threats is agriculture expansion so increased demand for oil and other agricultural commodit

from paris or what the french are expecting to visit. they're an odd couple both politically and psychologically both men could be described as mavericks now they have common interests of course because of their respective positions but there's little common ground between the two men what's happening here is the beginning of a special relationship why because two reason may the british prime minister is more or less buried by the brakes in negotiations at the moment and the german chancellor angela merkel has spent six months trying to get together a grand coalition so there's been if you like a vacuum of political leadership in the heart of europe and this is where president macro has seized with alacrity this position now he's in constant telephone contact with president trump but as for any policy changes will have to wait and see the result of this three day state visit now he obviously wants america to stay on board with the the climate pact he's also said that he persuaded the american president to keep troops in the syria conflic

but first, our top story, live from paris. the un security council is meeting today over the alleged chemical weapons attack in syria . the suspected poison gas attack left dozens dead in a rebel held town. reports of the attack prompted swift combination from around the world with the u.s. and france promising a strong, joint response. both of those countries denying that they were behind what was a defense strike. alison sargent explains. >> this amateur footage, broadcast on syrian state television, said to show a missile strike on a governmement air's base. the strikes hit the t4 military airfield, a major airbase in central syria. syria initially laid blame on the united states. the u.s. president, donald trump, had promised that there would be a big price to pay after a suspected chemical attack on the rebel held city of duma. syria and its ally, russia, have denied that the chemical attacks to place. footage from rescue workers had sparked global outrage. donald trump and his french counterpart, a manual macron, have vo

the court of burden opened the doors of paris for me and that the reason no question though i also did my utmost. my plan to set about making general paintings for the paris alone came to fruition the newspaper latina's just put it plain and simple it is john a painting that will appeal to the masses instantly understood how my first years and. arrow's. what did the papers write yes i was proud beyond measure when i read in the conspired that i had enchanted all our eyes with my dick cameron this was exactly what i wanted to do and chant the public carry them away from the loud and busy present into another world into an i deal southern european life. a french critic wrote about my painting dogshit for me and that i showed true talent and i received a gold medal. already by the end of the thirty's i was doing very well financially and it got better better and. we feel now after the july revolution of eight hundred thirteen when louis thalia took the throne he suggested he should give france a new constitutional monarchy based on the english model this new government was searching for a

the trial in paris will obviously be much bigger the conclusions will be much more. dependent is deers will be much more dependent on what happens in that trial i spoke with a court official here about whether this twenty year sentence will ever mean anything and he said if it's possible that obviously gets out of prison in paris if he's convicted for have belgium can still call him back to serve twenty years here none the less having this trial having this outcome was important in belgium which of course has come under a huge group name for having hosted the terror cell that committed the paris attacks and the brussels attacks later all right terry shoals reporting from brussels many thanks indeed police in the u.s. state of tennessee are carrying out a door to door search for a gunman who killed four people at a fast food restaurant near nashville the suspect has a history of mental illness and police fear he could still be armed authorities say many more people would have been killed if a bystander hadn't wrestled with the shooter and taken the weapon from his han

the more important that both find a common line i'm presenting that max i want to go to you in that paris that there's a lot riding for in my car he is facing a big task back at home in france tell us what the situation is like and france right now where you are. you know well he's trying to save the european union in berlin but i'm going to macro you see anger over boiling here in paris maybe we've had a look here. you see members of the different unions demonstrating at the heart of paris we have about thirteen thousand five hundred people who don't forget that we have these demonstrations all across france at the moment you have students you have post then postal workers but especially you have the railroad workers who are fighting to keep their decades old privileges and since my call is somebody who's trying to change those laws many here see him as a capitalist who's trying to take away everything that they fought for in the past there's a lot of anger on the streets we've already had a big police presence tear gas you name it so this is this is very palpable in a very different i i

withdraw from the paris accord. >> i was laeselected to represe the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. >> reporter: macron responded turning trump's campaign slogan against him. >> make our planet great again. >> reporter: but political differences then gave way in july to an unexpected truce. in paris they met and it appeared actually liked each other. >> i really have the feeling that we'll have a very, very peaceful and beautiful paris. and i'm coming back. you better do a good job, please. otherwise you'll make me look very bad. >> you're always welcome. >> reporter: progress they said had been made on a number of issue, even it seemed on climate change. >> we discussed a lot of different topics. we briefly hit on the paris accord and we'll see what happens. >> reporter: after the pomp and circumstance of a bastille day parade and more exchanges between the two presidents, it was time to say good-bye. which they did with more warmth than anyone had imagined possible. warmth that has now gone to the first state visit of president trump's presidency. melissa bell, cnn, paris. >>> th

but no one says you have to start by leaping across paris rooftops. next up is a sport that is uplifting to say the least indoor skydiving if like me you're not too sure about jumping out of a plane this is the perfect alternative it's just like real skydiving except there's no parachute and no risk of plummeting to certain death when it malfunctions it all takes place in a vertical wind tunnel maya could since gust started skydiving in her early teens and showed us just how to dance with the wind. this floating dancer earned my own place in sports history with the first ever title of junior world champion in indoor skydiving. is the air in the wind tunnel blows at up to three hundred kilometers an hour every movement is perfect the wind storm doesn't bother the polish athlete she likes it. obviously it kind of feels like sticking your whole body out of a moving car leg it's just the same kind of like air pressure but you can control it so it's like sit with for years whatever you do your body does in that area but in the space you get. she takes her

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for people in paris dinner districts in paris say their life is being ruined by gangs of young migrants they claim dragged their feet and fights make it dangerous to live there so it depends case spoke to some of the residents. as you exit the metro in much of paris is eighteenth. the first thing you go to groups of young men. locals claim they migrants mostly africa they say they form gangs and generally wreak havoc theft is common and it's clear even the police this area that's problematic within minutes were offered advice from an officer of the fire. police stopping and searching their banks. locals say they're being terrorized by a group of around sixty juveniles migrants from morocco but because they teenagers the police rarely do anything more than give them a caution before letting them go again. with knives sometimes big night where the kids don't. like fights except the boy. looks like the. it's like your you know it's. like you know. it's. like you know right. he would get it off with one. yeah yeah yeah like your father's like easy thing to know is on the problem for more pe

that is how she gets to paris. there is a rumor that goes ahead that she is napoleon's sister, so she goes with that. she makes it to paris and is reunited with john quincy. he finds out he's going to be the next diplomat to england and that their sons are going to england, so the family is soon to be reunited. this is how you she reflected on her journey. she wrote that when i retrace my movements through this long and arduous journey, i can't humble myself too much out of thankful adoration to the providence who shielded me and inspired me with whichnswerving faith teaches to seek for protection from above. write about her journey because she wanted it to be remembered. she recognized a few years later that this was part of her legacy and that maybe it would show that things are not quite so trying as imagination predicts them to be. she really wanted to show that women were much more capable than many thought they were, and that is why she wrote about this journey. it seeks to our desire to be remembered for the