here in paris. you watching "live from paris." the eu foreign policy chief is arriving in moscow and is expected to confront the kremlin over the jailing of its top credit, alexey navalny. -- its top critic, alexey navalny. and america is back, so says joe biden. he emphasizes a more diplomatic approach to foreign relations and announces changes in policy on yemen. a prominent lebanese shiite publisher was found shot dead in his car on -- in southern lebanon. he was a vocal critic of hezbollah. thank you for watching france 24. we start this evening with the foreign policy chief of the european union, who begins a three-day visit to russia. that is the first such trip by talking you envoy since 2017. it comes after police arrested 10,000 people during recent nationwide protests. in support of opposition figure alexey navalny. the eu has been discussing imposing further sanctions on russia following measures in response to the annexation of crimea. >>'s visit to moscow is unlikely to change the sentence for alexey navalny, the coun

degrees so we have to raise ambition that is why president biden moved to rejoin the paris agreement hours after he was sworn in on day one it is a process that takes 30 days that means that as of today we are officially back in again but in rejoining we've got to be really honest with each other we have to be humble and most of all we have to be ambitious we have to be honest that as a global community we're not close to where we need to be we have to be humble because we know the united states was inexcusably absent for 4 years and most of all we have to be ambitious all of us because we have to get the job done in november when we convene in glasgow for the un climate conference cop $26.00 i believe it is our last best hope to get all of our nations on the right road to keep us at the 1.5 and achieve a net 0 by 2050 we all need to develop not just a number but a roadmap for how we will actually make. the dramatic progress we need to make over the next 10 years and what we will specifically do to get to net 0 by no later than 2050 and we need to be working. hand in hand with the pr

accord refresh our memory give us the cliff notes on the paris accord. well sure what a difference a week makes a you know quite frankly the president is that the world wide agreement to actually rein in climate change and the previous president should say actually under president obama the united states agreed to actually help lead on the paris of chords and under president trump he really took us out and it's tragic that he did that because in fact the united states is one of the biggest years in one of the small this country's. president biden actually has brought us right back again and it's a huge deal because leading by example is extremely important should be hollande you know it's really actually so fascinating too is what he's just done what i think he's just done with his appointment to the u.s. department of energy you know so he appointed former michigan governor jennifer granholm to the u.s. steel week which is fascinating because you not have a former rust belt governor at the department of energy someone who actually transformed the the ca

the paris award and as entering back into the paris accord m anderson of the paris accord is there's different timetables for different disciplines. now with things changing since it started when we are today, think about what we are and if we are all on the level playing field. my question is going to be can the united states, can china, and all those in the paris accord meet visitor net carbon reduction by 2050? i will start with dr. hsu because of her deep interest in deep involvement in the china energy market. dr. hsu. >> thanks so much for the excellent question. as you know the paris agreement is formulated on the bottom of process and so instead of the old kyoto model which is what we had in 1992 where there were these targets and timetables and were agreed upon all parties, the paris agreement decided to allow the countries themselves to determine what timetables and targets to meet for the national retirement contribution. what the site dictates that provide this broad picture of where we need to go as the world in order to hit these targets of the target within 1.5°c come

president donald trump there railing against the paris climbers a cold well today the u.s. officially rejoined the agreement after president biden signed an executive order on his 1st day in office reversing donald trump's withdrawal making up for lost time his administration says it will not make climate change a top priority is the biden has appointed former u.s. secretary of state john kerry as the special presidential envoy on climate so here's mr kerry at the munich security conference we are officially back in again but in rejoining we've got to be really honest with each other we have to be humble and most of all we have to be ambitious we have to be honest that as a global community we're not close to where we need to be we have to be humble because we know the united states was inexcusably absent for 4 years and most of all we have to be ambitious all of us because we have to get the job done. well let's see what gets in the way of getting that job done with the washington bureau chief in his poll welcoming this so what will change domestically and internationally

between paris and geneva. but nevertheless, i believe that this was a great event, and we were able to look into the future somewhat. thank you very much, president. pres. macron: thank you, professor. thank you, everyone. it is true that sometimes we are back to the grinding stone, but i think it was very nice to be able to look forward a little bit, and i fully share your last words paid let's not forget that the target is always to build the good life with all of its advantages and with the will of respecting the other, and we have to serve this target. so thank you very much. i wish you a very good quick this week the senate continues work on president biden's cabinet nominations. a nomination for the homeland security secretary was moved from monday to tuesday due to winter storms in the northeast. other confirmation votes are expected later in the week. in the house, the first folks of the week are expected to stay and plan to take up a budget resolution that could set the stage for passage of a new roun

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john quincy adams will come to paris with him, and we will go to science lectures in paris and hang around each other. literally, there's a sense that going to europe means pinnacle to humboldt. charles wilson peel -- as he gets to the end of his life. i love this portrait of him because it is a portrait, it introduces one of his closest friends. it is like they are drinking. bodies what i like about this is it is a nod to the thing that put peel museum on to the map. it is the thing that drew humboldt into their orbit. it is the thing that encapsulates the thing that i peale is the most proud of. it is the thing that encapsulates the thing that peale is most proud of. that humble tee and experience seems important to bring into focus. of course, with the mast dan itself right, here we are you can literally see across, it and through it, and get yourself from peale's museum to the smithsonian. that is why the bust of humboldt is here. this is a bust that came to the smithsonian in 1860, the year after humboldt died. it has been with us ever since. it normally presides in the botany departm

returns to the paris climate agreement so what impact did dawn thomas with the fall actually have. on the race to go green on the roads in europe. and it's a double dose of joy so this time it's to somehow explain why things. are. well it does from right on the cool side across northeastern parts of europe because much smaller of spinning in a from the west and that's lifting the temperatures up are quite nicely simple see temperatures getting up into double figures for london and for paris negative double figures there for moscow's to go on through the next couple of days that mild air which does encroach away into central parts of you upset to contain you but it's not exactly t. shirts and shorts weather because we've got quite a cane wind is a southerly wind hence the warmth we're got a lot of cloud and rain also making its way in some 14 celsius there in london we're into double figures in glasgow a 17 in paris nif 3 record high temperatures for some of these western parts of europe more of the same as we go on through sunday but notice some rather wet weather some snow coming

climate accord ask them how they're doing in paris with. not too good the paris climate accord is simply the latest example of washington entering into an agreement that disadvantages the united states to the exclusive benefit of other countries i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh not paris. obviously the former u.s. president donald trump there railing against the paris climbers a cold well today the u.s. officially rejoined the agreement after president biden signed an executive order on his 1st day in office reversing donald trump's withdrawal making up for lost time his administration says it will not make climate change a top priority is the biden has appointed former u.s. secretary of state john kerry as the special presidential envoy on climate so his mr kerry at the munich security conference we are officially back in again but in rejoining we've got to be really honest with each other we have to be humble and most of all we have to be ambitious we have to be honest that as a global community we're not close to whe

president donald trump there railing against the paris climbers a cold well today the u.s. officially rejoined the agreement after president biden signed an executive order on his 1st day in office reversing donald trump's withdrawal making up for lost time his administration says it will now make climate change a top priority is the biden has appointed former u.s. secretary of state john kerry as the special presidential envoy on climate so his mr kerry at the munich security conference we are officially back in again but in rejoining we've got to be really honest with each other we have to be humble and most of all we have to be ambitious we have to be honest that as a global community we're not close to where we need to be we have to be humble because we know the united states was inexcusably absent for 4 years and most of all we have to be ambitious all of us because we have to get the job done. well let's see what gets in the way of getting that job done with the aid of these washington bureau chief in his poll welcoming this so what will change domestically and intern

our paris correspondent, lucy williamson, has been to see it. as debutants go, this one is older than most — revealed to the world for the first time today after more than a century in a family home. montmartre street scene was painted by van gogh in 1887. here in paris, he met impressionists like renoir and began to absorb their styles, his famous brushstrokes already becoming clear. the pigments he used so pure, the colours still pop after 100 years. even for sotheby�*s own experts, the first glimpse of this painting was special. ifelt like i was in montmartre in 1887, in a way. it's a mythical place, and it still is a mythical place, and to see this painting where it's captured in time in 1887 by van gogh on top of that, it was fabulous. it was a punch, i have to say. it was an aesthetic punch, yes. van gogh lived in montmartre for two years with his brother, theo, who is thought to have inherited the painting, before it went to a french family, who held onto it ever since. the mill that van gogh painted in this picture is gone now, but i

. >> listened to c-span, podcast the weekly this week the paris agreement three and half years after former president trump withdrew president biden's executive order for the u.s. to reenter the global treaty wall street journal dan michael explains the paris agreement and how it's viewed worldwide and what's next for the united states. >> the first challenge would be when he meets his counterparts to discuss the paris accord is rebuilding u.s. credibility no one carries credibility on this he helped write the paris accord and no one will doubt president biden's sincerity but the u.s., probably europe, others would be looking at it to see is a u.s. really going to take measures that will address climate change and also commit money to helping other countries address climate change. >> find c-span the weekly where you get your podcast. >> you are watching cspan2 your unfiltered view of government, c-span2 created by america's television company and today brought to you by these television companies who provide cspan2 to viewers as a public service. >> public health officials from the

and john quincy adams will come to paris with him, and they'll both go to science lectures in paris and hang around together. so, literally, there is this sense that going to europe means paying a call to humboldt. charles wilson peele, who, as he gets to the end of his life. i love this late self-portrait of him, because, to me, be it's all about introducing you to one of his closest friends, the tibia of a mastodon. it's a nod to the thing that put peele's museum on the map. it's the thing that drew humboldt into their orbit. it's the thing that literally kind of encapsulates the thing that peele is most proud of. so from father to son, that humboldtan experience just seemed really important to bring into focus. and then of course with the mastodon itself right here where you can literally see across it and through it and get yourself from peele's museum to the smithsonian. and that's why the bust of humboldt is here. this is a bust that came to the smithsonian in 1860, the year after humboldt dies. it has been with us ever since. it normally presides in the botany department library

ok let's bring in benjamin cherry now he's a professor at the paris school of business new joins us this evening and you're very welcome thanks for coming on benjamin what's your reaction to what's happened today. when did the in the u.k. protesting laws stated that the broadcaster licensees must have control over the license so this is including at utah real oversight over the programs or so license holders cannot be controlled by political parties. so the u.k. what later concluded that the china star china media ltd the license holder for the c.g. service did not have a responsibility for security ends up which is of course under the control of the communist party china i think it's a classic double standard and selective prosecution service funded by licensing is very set by the british government no one would believe that there is 0 proof or influence on what's being broadcast on the b.b.c. in fact there are also many broadcasters in the u.k. with very strong inference from us and it is and they were not prosecuted. what it said and the reason it's denied or revoked the license it se

in the uk could still buy chanel was also presented in the paris in front of mostly empty chairs with just a few guests present such as french actress says. i'm fundus a parody who respected social distancing. fashion journalist godfrey deni watches the 2 shows online on his computer they have to create the house to develop. of course the whole point of big function shows is there are probably good raw material for social media. never mind the magazine rate something door and despite the pandemic he hasn't seen much of a drop in sales even if his customers mainly from the middle east and asia are currently looking for somewhat less extravagant clothes in his 9 minute fashion clip it's also about the same budget as a fashion show but making a film is more work. if a show is much easier the clothes are already on the can for about 13 minutes models just have to walk in a film on the other hand they have to really act they have to decide with the cameramen what scenes you shoot and how and then comes the editing process you really have to direct the piece keep you busy time but they don'

i'm natasha paris where the french television industry has much to celebrate will. be coming to local successes. we begin this news hour with efforts to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal iranian officials are saying their talks with the head of the un's nuclear watchdog have been fruitful. cross' visit comes on the day of a deadline set by the iranian parliament for the u.s. to lift economic sanctions iran has in the past said it could suspend some inspections and take other measures if those sanctions are not removed the iran's foreign minister says ending the checks is not a violation of the agreement that all steps taken since the nuclear agreement are reversible. nothing has changed by dint claims that trump a policy of maximum pressure was maximum pavia being can also just recently said that that policy failed but for all practical purposes there pursuing the same policy they haven't changed the u.s. has now relaxed some of the restrictions imposed by the trumpet ministration and president joe biden says he's willing to rejoin efforts by european powers to salv

the skyline of copenhagen the eiffel tower in paris the sydney opera house and park well in barcelona these edible works of art are the creations of maria trucks going. yeah i'm primarily interested in the artistic ass backwards it's a kind of performance before originally the 25 year old studied architecture in moscow and paris but in 2012 she discovered baking and it became a passion now she mixes her 2 fields of interest and she's found definite parallels in the process. trust me to do a little crowd in there often i shape the casing by hand but i use the mousse like concrete wasn't there so the elites i can poured into the form just like concrete. or i use the 3 d. models and fill them with ag r. ag r. a japanese jelly where form isn't it i've still got i've got a. car copenhagen berlin cake is especially elaborate and took 3 days to complete it's made of short crust pastry with nuts chocolate sponge without flour coffee mousse and a grassy glaze made from salted caramel the optical highlight is the chocolate skyline. what's important is that the landmarks of both cities are recog

now he's on his way to paris for his largest exhibition to date. the project is a race against time. you're seeing there won't be any survivors left. because it's all the picture that i take around or that much component because i didn't fit that job. soon his portrait of 95 year old she met will be joining them she survived the auschwitz be a canal concentration camp see if you. think i am ok jeannette coalinga was lucky upon arrival at the camp her father brother and nephew were all sent straight to the gas chamber she met was 19 at the time of the . currency a court order so maybe the bright light remind some of the survivors of the interrogations by the gestapo jeanette calling is nervous it was a staff member of a jewish organization reassures her the woman knows the survivors she translates and helps the photographer establish a sense of trust. look can you open dice cleveland look more into these or don't i don't know. it will get it built my eyes are burning. so. it is. shakeups right very good. conservative picture with pretty after the ph

as the biden administration looks to rejoin the paris climate agreement, a paris court has found fans guilty of failing to meet its own climate goals under the 2015 paris accords camilla to then president obama helped broker. the court declaring that france was, quote, "responsible ecological damage." special climate envoy john kerry is facing criticism for justifying his use of a private jet in 2019 to accept an environmental award. >> i've been involved in this fight for years. i've negotiated with president xi, to bring president xi to the table so we could get paris. i believe the time it takes me to get somewhere, i can't sail across the ocean, i have to fly to meet with people and get things done. >> emily: buck, i know you feel fired up about this. what are your thoughts? >> buck: i think it's great that the u.s. government finally has a czar for a for yachts and ascots. fantastic. and having michael bloomberg at the forefront of this, nobody speaks to climate change quite as well as a guy who owns so many mansions he can't even keep them straight, and of course only flies priv

in the uk could still buy so now was also presented in the paris in front of mostly empty chairs with just a few guests present such as french actress is not your courtyard and vanessa paddy the respected social distancing. fashion journalist godfrey dimitri watches the 2 shows online on his computer but how to create riches the cost to develop. of course the whole point about big fashion shows is there are probably good raw material for social media. never mind the magazine even if people don't buy. it so the big shows are being driven by social media. so they have to create something also thoughts bush talks. just the trench model leadership beneath doesn't think it's all cool to show by chanel is much like a normal fashion show in that 2 stations where you'd normally we get one shotted going down the catwalk in front of a live audience pumped with adrenaline and all worked up backstage about facing the photographers and journalists see what this year is much calmer if you and we do several takes so they can be edited into a perfect video. the new collection from the your was presen

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. and before we go, during this pandemic, a lot of people have had to forego getting hair—cuts. but none needed it as much as this sheep. his name is baarack the sheep. he was lost in the outback, saved by edgar�*s mission, an animal sanctuary north of melbourne. the shearers removed a whopping 35 kilograms — or 77 pounds — of wool off him. hello there. following on from the last couple of days' rain, there are still flood warnings in force. but to the south of that weather front, we've seen some exceptional warmth, and that's down to the wind direction. 18 was the warmest day of the year so far on wednesday, but we won't see a repeat of that despite the weather settling down because we lose that strong south—westerly and we pick up a brisk westerly wind across the atlantic. so, slightly cooler direction which will push in showers through the day ahead, some heavy showers as well. and our weather front is present further south, so very different complexion to the weather here.

i'm natasha butler in paris where the french television industry has much to celebrate with. the coming global success is. it time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point qatar airways how i recall the title of 2 seasons for the eastern parts of asia at the moment it's pleasantly warm the same temperatures getting up to 23 celsius in tokyo so some very good spring like weather is warm enough in seoul and in beijing with highs of around 12 degrees celsius but so is a little more wintry as we go on into were choose day single figures once again for seoul and for beijing and notice some snow just coming back into that western side of honshu pushing up into hokkaido be a little colder in tokyo but still not too bad here at around 17 celsius with plenty of sunshine sheltered by the mountains plenty of sunshine so it's a central parts of india but a little more cloud towards the south a member will see some showers just coming into under but they're pushing across into what they wanted to show is stretching all the way across actually into kerala and into kind of talk i will see

this is live in paris. ♪ >> think you being with us. calls still to free the de facto president aung san suu kyi. tanks have been deployed to control protests in myanmar main city. in mentally two people were wounded when the police used rubber bullets -- in mentally. -- in mandalay. there is a near-total internet shutdown for the second night, which means that viewers will be unable to watch this report. >> protesters once again took to the streets on monday. though there was an uneasy feeling in the air as tanks and more soldiers were deployed to major cities across myanmar. it's prompted fears that the military is planning a crackdown on demonstrators. >> a heightened military presence coupled with sweeping -- to arrest people and search private property is rolled out by the military saturday. these high school students were arrested for taking part in protests in the capital. according to local media, they were released from prison due to pressure from demonstrators. the protest have so far largely been peaceful. though there were r

and co the 19 paris is most exclusive fashion houses kick traditional runways to the curb. ready to take on the world 11 year old artist sheila sheldon is creating a sensation with paintings inspired by her home country can hear. more on those stories later in the show but 1st jews and germany for those 2 words in the same sentence and most people think of the holocaust but germany's jewish history goes back a lot further as far back as the year 321 celebrations marking 1700 years of jewish life in germany begin this month and we'll be introducing you to jewish artists who live here starting with novelist. like most jews in germany today she emigrated here from the former soviet union we met up with her in munich. munich a city filled with majestic school has and barrage has and it's here in the middle of the bavarian capital swale find the jewish center. jewish community is one of the largest in germany this is because of the arrival of quota refugees immigrants jews from former charity trace of the soviet union who follow its break up rule out to settle in germany. russia

this downer started fendi show in paris featured the likes of american actress demi moore and big name international took models like bella had lead to kate moss and naomi campbell. but there was no audience for press. in the uk could still buy so now was also presented in the car probably of paris in front of mostly empty chairs with just a few guests present such as french actress says mother. and vanessa parodied who respected social distancing. fashion journalist godfrey demeter watches the could 2 shows online on his computer but how to create the house to develop. of course the whole point about big fashion shows is there are probably good raw material for social media. never mind the magazines even if people don't buy from a ruthless look at why so big shows are being driven by social media. so they have to create something also thoughts bush tax cuts. french model leads do you see beneath doesn't think this all could to show by chanel is much like a normal fashion show either to station or use normally we get one shot at going down the catwalk in front of a live audience pumped

if you remain in paris, she could have been -- if she remained in paris, she could have been a free woman. but because we think of this promise she extracted from jefferson, she returned, and when she died, her children were freed. the sally hemmings and thomas jefferson controversy has been brewing for 200 years, but what we wanted to do in the current initiative we are embarking on on the mountaintop, is to look at sally hemmings herself, divider from jefferson and the controversy by looking at her as a person. she has always been a foil for jefferson. she has been seen in her own light. we want to restore humanity. -- to restore her humanity. >> we are standing inside of the space we will be interpreting as sally hemmings's quarter. we believe it was this space or the one next to it. you can imagine her here with her children. maybe she is mending clothes were cooking the last meal of the day or they are sitting around and sharing stories of their day, typical family activities going on in this space. behind me, what you see is the restoration of monticello's south wing. this wing was

the 1887 work of a street scene in montmartre was produced during his stay in paris. lucy williamson reports. as debutants go, this one is older than most — revealed to the world for the first time today after more than a century in a family home. montmartre street scene was painted by van gogh in 1887. here in paris, he met impressionists like renoir and began to absorb their styles, his famous brushstrokes already becoming clear. the pigments he used so pure, the colours still pop after 100 years. even for sotheby�*s own experts, the first glimpse of this painting was special. ifelt like i was in montmartre in 1887, in a way. it�*s a mythical place, and it still is a mythical place, and to see this painting where it�*s captured in time in 1887 by van gogh on top of that, it was fabulous. it was a punch, i have to say. it was an aesthetic punch, yes. van gogh lived in montmartre for two years with his brother, theo, who is thought to have inherited the painting, before it went to a french family, who held onto it ever since. the mill that van gogh painted in

this down instead of trendy show when paris featured the likes of american actress demi moore and big name international top models like bella dede kate moss and naomi campbell. but there was no audience or press. the uk could still buy chanel was also presented in the grand parents in front of mostly empty chairs with just a few guests present such as french actress says mario and vanessa thought id who respected social distancing. fashion journalist godfrey didn't need watches the could to a shows online on his computer half the richest the cost to develop. of course the whole point about big fashion shows is there are probably good raw material for. never mind the magazines even if people don't buy for a lot so the big shows are being driven by social media. so they have to create something thoughts but. just for the trench model louise d.c. beneath doesn't think it's all cool to show by chanel is much like a normal fashion show in their constituents would normally we get one shot at going down the catwalk in front of a live audience pumped with adrenaline and all worked up backsta

. >> this into c-span's podcasts the weekly, this week the paris agreement. three point five years after former president trump withdrew, president biden's executive order for the u.s. to reenter the global treaty. wall street journal bureau chief dan michaels explains the paris agreement and how it is viewed worldwide, and what's next for the united states. >> the first challenge would seem to be when he meets his counterparts to discuss the paris accord is rebuilding u.s. credibility. no one will doubt he carries credibility on this. no one will doubt president biden's sincerity. but viewed as a whole, probably others will be looking to see if the u.s. is really going to take measures that will address climate change and

paris. paris opera is promising a radical rethink. approach to diversity but not everybody is ready to see the classics get a 21st century reboot as we discuss africa or break stay with us. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. must not conflate all elites with corruption there are many bureaucrats and many public servants that are. that are patriotic that know what civil duties and if anything must be associated with the new order that comes up that many of the success stories and. intelligent leaders and these movements tell you know people or the corrupt elites on the other side look we will give you a fair chance and we will give you an honorable exit from the system if you let your peers which are clear and which have no blood on their hands come in and manage this with us. welcome back this is our international now facebook's privacy policies are in question once again the platform has disclosed it cooperated with u.s.

the skyline of copenhagen the eiffel tower in paris the sydney opera house and park well in barcelona these edible works of art are the creations of maria trucks going. by primarily interested in the artistic ass backwards it's a kind of performance before originally the 25 year old studied architecture in moscow and paris but in 2012 she discovered baking and it became a passion now she mixes her 2 fields of interest and she's found definite parallels in the process. trust me to deal with their often i shape the casing by hand i use the mousse like concrete was another so i can poured into the form just like concrete on the bore i use the 3 d. models and fill them with ag r. ag r. edge apneas jelly where form is it i've still got i got a. car copenhagen berlin cake is especially elaborate and took 3 days to complete it's made of short crust pastry with nuts chocolate sponge without flour coffee mousse and a grassy glaze made from salted caramel the optical highlight is the chocolate skyline. what's important is that the landmarks of both cities are recognized. this danish german cake

from the protests in paris. the protests as you can hear they're very noisy behind minutes when you get a sense of what's going on these are. our anger here are about the situation here from just a little bit away from collapse that around 3 to 4000 to have come out in france in paris indeed this is one of around 70 or 80 protests of the taking place across the country many people are unhappy continuously about issues over wage over working conditions in france but particularly there is this new context also of issues surrounding the health situation here in france with many of the unions who've called for today's protests saying that they're unhappy about the fact that they don't think enough is being done to prevent the situation like it was above you didn't have enough medical equipment you didn't have enough mosques when the start of the pandemic hits now they demanding that the government does something in feature to ensure that things like that see products medical products are made him fronts in the futur

emily in paris was very... did no-one like that— in paris was very... did no-one like that as _ in paris was very... did no-one like that as a _ in paris was very... did no-one like that as a guilty _ in paris was very... did no-one like that as a guilty pleasure? l like that as a guilty pleasure? this is the thing, how can you leave out a show like i am a destroyer you and then have emily in paris and then bridget and was a big guilty pleasure for many of us over the holidays. meryl streep did not get any nominations and she has been nominated many times by the golden globes before. there were various perplexing snubs. the key one for me was in the best drama film and comedy categories, and notably left out movies featuring black ensemble casts, we saw some of those actors get individual nominations, but to leave out movies like spike lee's da five bloods regina king's one night in miami and ma rainey�*s black bottom that was perplexing. piya sinha—roy, it was a pleasure speaking to you. thank you very much. before we go, this year's super bowl sta

♪ >> welcome to live from paris. world news and analysis from "france 24" these are the main world news headlines. lockdown in dunkirk. the french port has a covid infection rate four times the national average. the situation there is alarming. ghana becomes the first country to receive covid vaccine from the covax program. but it is only a first step. biden seeks to recalibrate u.s.-saudi relations in deal only with the king and not his son who was close to donald trump. this is live from paris. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. dunkirk is to be in local lockdown this weekend to try to stop the situation that the french health minister has described as alarming. she was at the channel port to confirm the lockdown. dunkirk has a rate of infection four times higher than the national average. one in ten people in dunkirk is now ill with covid-19. >> residents of the northern port city of dunkirk will be subject to tighter restrictions from this weekend. with a population of just over 90,000 dunkirk has one of

bob: the paris uso's people lost and found works day or night and has a direct link with the paris police. >> [speaking in french] your wife? >> johnson. she has a six-year-old boy. >> [speaking in french] your wife is on the phone. >> hello? hello there. where have you been? what? i have been out here looking for you for about an hour. we must have missed someplace somewhere. bob: see a need. set up a way to serve it. it is the same in italy. the rome uso is headquarters for visitors from duty stations in germany. the need here or one of them, is to meet a constant demand for packaged tours, service people and families who want to see the eternal city, to stay in it a few days. get the feel of its combination of antiquity and 20th-century bustle. the uso can handle the whole thing for tour groups. ♪ a place to stay, tours by bus or on foot, lunches, and so on. and to meet every real need, the prices are really low. for most of these servicepeople, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to come from a duty station in europe is one thing. it is a morale builder. but it's also a builder

without actually having to spend all the money did we entered the paris club the clinic or. so does the couple argue about it. sherry and i we don't talk about it at all says i want to hear it so i don't talk about it but try to keep it to myself as soon as sherry located sick or injured turtles she takes them straight to the turtle hospital they often arrive by special ambulance the clinic is well equipped there's even an x. ray department. frida is beset with tumors the doctors in the operating theatre are weighing whether or not an operation could save her tumors are in demick amongst the sea turtle population in this region of florida betty circle back blames the problem on human activity. so it's something that most likely has to do with runoff from the land this particular species a sea turtles there the herbivores so their natural diet is sea grass and algae and you think about it when things run off the land then they settle into the sea grass beds and this particular species is the species we see the most tremors it freezes tumors and metastasized to her organs the

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i mean it's not so bad like in paris where the french television industry has much to celebrates with hunger and shows becoming a global success is the. last south sudan. flying high in a rasa gets to compete for sailings all this prize after a comprehensive win in the america's cup challenge series. how does the team from a smaller league draw the biggest crowds. why does the uyghurs flag fly at the scottish club. what is that about celtic that has the world over here in the mall politics and football control and that will stop with the oppressed and the unemployed. the fun to make focal point i'll just. al-jazeera. and. write. downs. now france is having a t.v. revolution streamed series of become a welcome distraction during the pandemic but many view is on a watching the usual hollywood offerings french shows have become surprise hits both at home and abroad breaking barriers in a market usually dominated by english language series of reports from paris. french t.v. series the bureau is a fictionalized glimpse into france's intelligence service attends drama punctuated by unforese

this week, the paris agreement. 3 1/2 years after former president trump withdrew, president biden's executive order for the u.s. to re-enter the global treaty. wall street journal brussels bureau chief dan michaels explains the paris agreement and how it's viewed worldwide and what's next for the united states. dan: the first challenge would seem to be, when he meets his counterparts, to discuss the paris accord, is rebuilding u.s. credibility. no one will doubt carries credibility on this. he helps write the paris accord. no one will doubt president biden's sincerity. but the u.s. as a whole, probably europe, others will be looking at it to see if the u.s. is really going to take measures that will address climate change and also commit money to helping other countries address climate change. >> find c-span's the weekly where you get your podcasts. >> and live to capitol hill now where house speaker nancy pelosi has been holding a weekly briefing. speaker pelosi: i want to salute the general honore for reviewing the security here. i tasked -- i was honored that he accepted the char

in paris and also david gergen who's from the heritage party in the u.k. both welcome to the program. first if i could to ask you it's difficult to know of the people who've taken offense at this what they're more offended about it being that it's anti racism got mad as one politicians called it or whether it's the creeping americanization of council culture which people are getting excised about which is more offensive where we have to. remind of the story before the position. your. name about. 5 years ago already. and this is not the 1st thing here in france and it's not america americanisation it's the reality of france and it's important to have the strong position from this new director we have to remind us he's from canada. the open mind and it's a big difference a. new kind of. david until very recently i think 2015 i read earlier on at the paris opera and ballet they still use of black face and yellow face i mean even if you're trying to stage classic ballets an opera is not acceptable in the 21st century is it. well as you said i mean it that ende

we know the paris climate accord doesn't do anything. it is just a globalist agenda that makes the climate worshippers feel better about themselves and have people like john kerry patting himself on the back, traveling around to get fancy awards. talking about environmental justice, as someone from south dakota who knows there are thousands of people who will be impacted by the cancellation of the keystone pipeline, i wonder where their justice is because they no longer have a job and that community is struggling. i would like to hear them comment on that. as far as i know, they still haven't been assigned their new green jobs. but i could be mistaken. >> tomi brings up great questions. critics talking about the paris climate accord, based off that for the united states. if the standard isn't enough, if france is not compliant, as a french judge held, if there's no enforcement mechanism globally but yet there's a catastrophic situation occurring, how will the plan be successful? your thoughts? >> texas has frozen over. if we can all agre

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. during this pandemic, a lot of us have missed out haircuts. but none needed it as much as this sheep. his name is baarack the sheep. he was lost in the outback, saved by edgar�*s mission, an animal sanctuary north of melbourne. the shearers removed a whopping 35 kilograms of wool off him. baarack is now settling in with other rescued sheep at edgar�*s mission. that�*s it for now. thank you so much for watching. hello there. following on from the last couple of days�* rain, there are still flood warnings in force. but to the south of that weather front, we�*ve seen some exceptional warmth, and that�*s down to the wind direction. 18 was the warmest day of the year so far on wednesday, but we won�*t see a repeat of that despite the weather settling down because we lose that strong south—westerly and we pick up a brisk westerly wind across the atlantic. so, slightly cooler direction which will push in showers through the day ahead, some heavy showers as well. and our weather front is present further south, so very different complex

paris. paris opera is promising a radical rethink of its. approach to diversity but not everybody is ready to see the classics get a 21st century reboot as we discuss after the short break. join me every. we've got the 3 headed vigilante coming our way we've got the bond vigilantes are coming back they're stranded drug dealers shorting bonds now it means that he is going to try to force a bond collapse like we saw on 993 so the bond vigilantes back big he's talking about gold then so are others just a golden jewel mts and the big point vigilantes have been here since 22009. and they're growing exponentially now in the price of course as it goes under a trillion in this year 2021 it'll be worth more than 4 trillion so those are the 3 headed vigilantes that are now coming for the dollar the dollar is just sitting ducks. a dog industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells the bodies on the streets many of them underage. police reveal a taste of their daily challenge is going to exploit for a child here in los angeles

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paris. or the paris opera diversity scandal that we heard about there erupted when black performers complained about almost entirely white cost and also the use of blackface in performances the organizations artistic director agrees. we're not here promoting a climate of censorship or dictatorial actions from the leadership the whole point of this initiative is we want to put on opera and bi-lo by 21st century artists for 21st century audiences well the pledge to hire more people of color is part of a 66 page report by the theater and alexander and if they're from him you just heard was also quoted by le monde newspaper warning that some performances would disappear from the repertoire if being to be insensitive but the plans have sparked condemnation from traditional commentators in french media and from the nationalist politician marine le pen we put the issue pretty back. this year is really political correctness gone mad because they actually do have 5 black ballet dancers in there so i

series attracting fans worldwide the spirit is comedy set in a talent agency in paris run by a shrewd entrepreneur. his sham is played by actor assad. community i think foundries have been broken and people don't mind watching series in a foreign language anymore because call my agents on so many platforms it's reached a really wide public including people in the industry and that's had a big impact on new projects i'm being offered. paris is the backdrop for most of the shows the world famous new features in the most recent french language late lu pan netflix. there is the mystery thriller has attracted more than 70000000 subscribers making it one of the platforms most work shows. french t.v. series of certainly benefited from the surge in people watching series a home during the covert pandemic and of a time when few people can travel a location like paris so a new office some welcome escapism off to decades in the shadows of the country's famous film industry the french t.v. industry is clearly having a moment as more views that never take a plunge into what was previously foreign

the paris institute of political studies has a new administrator. he replaces his predecessor who resigned on tuesday, he was criticized for his part in a scandal involving a teacher accused of abusing his stepson. he denied knowing about the allegations. in addition, schools -- students at the school have come forward saying they are victims of sexual violence. here in france, there is no age of sexual consent and that fact has complicated efforts to t prosecute child abusers, but w following years of public pressure, france's government wants to change that and make the age of consent 15 years old. we have more. >> it is a step long overdue in the fight to protect children against sexual abuse. france will finally set a minimum age of sexual consent. after years of campaigning by abuse victims, the government w backs the move. >> [speaki foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> france's lack of an age of consent has made a harder to punish adult abusers, recent high-profile child rape cases have involved a prominent modeling agent, a pr