in addition to his life in paris and adventurous in paris he also had a number of adventures throughout europe. he went to spain and ran with the bulls, with peter matheson. he saying irish songs with director john houston and actor gregory pack when they were in ireland filming moby dick and buchwald once hired a show for the limousine to take him into paris in the heart of communist russia, he burst into a huge gathering of communist officials and introduced himself to a totally dumbfounded the kia. in the 1960s buchwald was getting bored in paris and writing about celebrities coming through europe. he was starting to feel that his writing was getting stale. in 1961 jfk was elected president buchwald saw the style that john of kennedy and his wife, jacqueline kennedy, referring to washington. buchwald thought perhaps this is a good time to move and cover something different then paris nightlife and celebrities. he saw the new frontier is a challenge. but some warned him that if he went to washington he would get massacred. how could he possibly compete with columnists like -- , arthur

>> well, in paris, the countries that signed the paris agreement said that they wanted to limit temperature increases to below two degrees, 1.5 degrees above preindustrial levels. we are already at one degree. but they also said to themselves we will have to revisit targets every five years to see if we can do better. the pledges they made in paris, although they wanted to restrict temperature increases, the pledges name made allowed for three degrees centigrade of warming, so they fell far short. what we need to do is narrow the gap and bridge the gap between the ambition of limiting temperature increaseand what countries are prepared to do. the european union has gone fr saying would cut emissions by 40% andow up to 55%. the u.s. was somewhere short -- quite a long ways short of at least 50% it announced today. we are moving in the right direction, we are not moving fast enough, andot all countries that turned up to the summit seemed to have got the memo of what was expected. some of them have a long way to go on this. phil: the good news i see in this -- i'm not as convinced as you are t

american celebrities living in or traveling through paris. buchwald quickly developed a distinctive style to his humor and satire. he was a little bit like mark twain, an innocent abroad who despite the fact he did not speak a word of french, was always able to somehow stumble through life in paris. it was each of those amusing adventures depicted in his columns that became the essence of his appeal. soon, his writings were so popular on both sides of the atlantic, he became the man to read if you wanted to know about the glamour of paris. in no time, he became the man to see if you are a celebrity in paris and wanted attention. in 1959 when elvis pressley was in the u.s. army and stationed in germany, buchwald got an exclusive interview with the rock and roll superstar when he was on weekend leave in paris. buchwald knew ernest hemingway and would share drinks and stories with him at the ritz bar in paris. he knew ingmar bergman. he was friends with humphrey bogart and his wife lauren bacall, dining with them often. buchwald even played ches

well in paris the $190.00 class countries that signed the paris agreement said that they wanted to limits temperature increases to below 2 degrees named the $1.00 above pre-industrial levels we're already at one degree but they also say to themselves we will have to leave because it had targets every 5 years to see if we can do better said the pledges they made in paris although they wanted that ambition to restrict temperature increases the pledges they made still allowed for about 3 degrees centigrade of warnings that is to fell far short now what we need to do is to narrow the gap and bridge the gap between the ambition of limiting temperature increases and what countries are prepared to do the european union for example has gone from and originally back in paris saying it would cut emissions by 40 percent in 1990 and now it's going up to 55 percent and the us i think was somewhere or somewhere short quite a long way short of the 50 at least 50 percent of its announced today so we're moving in the right direction we're not moving fast enough and not all countries it turned up to the su

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for us -- in paris for us. think you for joining us. could you take us through the details of today's attack? >> the attack happened in the early afternoon at the police station, in west paris, of 26,000 inhabitants. a man walked in with a knife and at the same time, a woman police officer was coming back from her lunch break. he stabbed her in the throat twice. that was enough to put her first in shock and then to kill her. there were other policemen in the station. one of them shot him with three bullets and he died, as well. in the meantime, there was immediately an investigation. he's a 36-year-old tunisian national who got legalized, as somebody allowed to live and work in france two years ago. he had apparently been looking at radical websites online. he shouted " a lot who artwork -- he shouted when he stabbed her. they are currently under interrogation, and paris -- in paris. >> was it those comments in arabic that have led to the antiterrorism police now heading up the investigation? because there a si

she studied in france, paris. while she was there she was able to learn the language and became fluent, but when you spend a significant amount of time in the country you understand the culture. and when you are going in undercover, having an idea of cultural norms in a specific city or come -- country is helpful. this made her more effective. virginia always knew that she wanted to have adventure, so she wanted to be a foreign service officer. she decided to apply to the state department and she became a clerk in multiple cities. while she was stationed in turkey she had a hunting accident. virginia growing up a little different than young girls, her father how to -- taught her how to shoot weapons. she would hunt on her family farm. when she was in turkey she was hunting and she tripped and accidentally shot the lower part of her leg and foot. by the time they got her to the hospital, gangrene had set in and it had to be amputated from the knee down. now virginia has a prosthetic, but this is virginia hall and t

as a man scored 3 goals in munich combined and he got one in paris paris and your man go through last season biron won everything there was still when they won the champions league the cup they're out of both of these competition this time around what does that mean for coach on the offensive flick been a lot of speculation about the flicks future speculation he's going to create i think what i need tents if i now offer this to feed he's been linked with the germany at job which will be vacant very soon of course i think we can say it's been a very difficult 2nd season really by a lot of conflict with the sporting director. the hammers it so i think flick has been. i'm happy about some players that have left or are going to leave us about the quality of the players that have come in he even said to receive in a press conference last year the team was better javi a glowing endorsement of what he has and i think the fact that he was injured and the fact the bond didn't really have anyone backing him up to replace him is a sign of that so huge disappointment they've gone out of the champ

vehicle in paris. one person has been shot dead in paris, close to a hospital. shots reported and two people wounded and taken to the hospital. one of the two wounded died and the other is still in the hospital. the attacker is on the loose on a two wheeled vehicle. a shooting in paris, one person shot dead and an attacker on the loose. more on that as it comes into us. the time isjust more on that as it comes into us. the time is just gone 1:40pm. in wales, senior politicians have paid tribute to the duke of edinburgh at a recalled meeting of the welsh parliament. members of the senedd held a minute's silence during a virtual meeting after suspending campaigning over the weekend. let's hear from some of the leaders. a very long life in any circumstances brings with it a set of remarkable events witnessed and experiences enjoyed, or endured. to have lived such a life at the centre of world events and in a way which made almost every experience of public rather than simply private interest makes it even

this stabbing took place in the early afternoon in a home that's around 60 kilometers southwest of paris a female administrative assistant at the police station was stabbed to death as she was going through the secure entrance of that police station we know that she was 49 years old a mother of 2 children she was step to death by a 36 year old man a man believed to be of 2 new zealand origin who had moved to france in 2009 he of course they come to place when police shot him dead just a few minutes ago the french prime minister has a right to the scene and his 1st words when he got to the scene was to say that the republic has lost one of its true heroines and he said this is a barbaric jest yet of unlimited cowardice and i understand the prosecutor's office has now started a pro. yes they have and they have handed it over in the last few minutes to the terrorist investigations antiterrorist investigators always take over these incidents these types of instance if they believe there is a terrorist link at the moment we don't know whether the perpetrator had any links to any type of the t

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manchester city taking on paris st germain in their semi—final, the first leg is in paris. so many similarities between the two. since they were taken over by rival gulf states, both dominating their domestic leagues and cup competitions, but they have never cracked europe. in a moment we'll speak to a european cup finallist and star of french football back in the day but first here's adam wild on tonight's tie. all of the money in the world cannot always buy what you really want. for all the extravagant spending of paris and jimmy and football greatest prize has remained out of reach. at least until now. so with so much at stake, how much can they really enjoy paris in the springtime?— really enjoy paris in the s-urintime? , ., springtime? only one thing you can do is en'o springtime? only one thing you can do is enjoy the _ springtime? only one thing you can do is enjoy the game. _ springtime? only one thing you can do is enjoy the game. and - springtime? only one thing you can do is enjoy the game. and enjoy . springtime? only one thing you can| do is enjoy the game. a

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on thursday, paris said this race can _ so happy. on thursday, paris said this race can be _ so happy. on thursday, paris said this race can be boring _ so happy. on thursday, paris said this race can be boring for - so happy. on thursday, paris said this race can be boring for fans, i this race can be boring forfans, but he is now well placed to put on a show. france will face england in the final of the newly restructured women's six nations after they easily beat ireland in their final pool match in dublin. france, who are ranked fourth in the world, ran in eight tries over all, with sirielle baney scoring two as they won by 56 points to 15. and ireland will face italy in a game for third place after they beat scotland in glasgow by 41 points to 20. bristol bears stay 12 points clear at the top of the english premiership after beating newcastle falcons. newcastle were 10—0 up at one point, but bristol rallied back, scoring five tries including this one from max malins, running through after capitalising on a poor newcastle kick.

a terrorism investigation has been opened into the killing, which was near paris. the suspect, a town resident, allegedly scouted the scene before launching the attack. we have the details. reporter: brutally attacked with a knife as she returned from her lunch break, the 49-year-old police administrative worker and mother of two died from her injuries shortly afterwards. the assailant, a suspected islamist extremists, was shot dead outside by police forces in the town roughly 60 kilometers outside of paris. the french prime minister arrived quickly at the scene, alongside the interior minister. >> my first thoughts are with her family and loved ones. once again, the the department has squared off against the scourge of terrorism. we all remember the awful attack in 2016. more recently, the murder of samuel patty. reporter: the chief terror prosecutor also spoke outside the station, confirming the comments made by the assailant indicated a terror motive. >> an investigation has been opened into the murder of a person holding public office in relation to a terrorist

the competition in paris for female orchestral conductors. less than 5% of conductors are women. >> >> peaking spanish] >> making it all the way to paris was note mean feet. -- feat. the products the patient fee is 150 euros. she also had to juggle her music with her legal studies. >> [speaking spanish] >> she came out on top, have a pool of 200 candidates. then she had to overcome another obstacle, as all flights in venezuela were suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic. >> [speaking french] [laughter] [applause] >> the young conductor does not speak french or english. >> ok? >> so, communication with the orchestra was initially difficult. but they were quickly won over by her enthusiasm. ♪ >> [speaking french] ♪ >> she is now part of the regional conservatory of paris, where she continues her musical studies. [applause] >> that is it for now. you can connect with us via our facebook page, france24.51%. or send us a tweet. bye for now. om 04/16/21 04/16/21 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democra

tough and on the phone in paris dimmock on the way to go through a food. bank itself movie theater on the plaza in this way got to dog so hard not to feed on the mother disappeared the moment the look like that i would end up in the store up and if. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights to use lose weight. on. the floor and you can move the fee was out of this will persuade you that the call you have at the hospital on the. what i think is this is the fund that is accompanied. it's kaiser's financial but thanks to the federal. budget it is it this is a central plank support diet on a problem right so you stop. a folks next up on dennis miller plus one the beautiful lovely and demure john love it so be here john oh no doubt have his dog jerry bruckheimer the 3rd in his lap i hear jerry's got a bit of a hacking cough going on let's hope that doesn't play a part in the interview. so we've taped it already dennis miller floats what. folks welcome to dennis miller plus one i'm joined by one of my dearest friends in the world i love

the station in paris. kill the assailant and prosecutors launch a terror investigation also on the program. virtually global climate summit brings fresh pledges u.s. president urges world leaders to make good on their promises and says transitioning to clean energy could create millions of jobs. and india's worsening coronavirus crisis sets global record for daily infections small countries traveling south the death toll surges. run hours pass christian. welcome to the program prosecutors in france of open to terrorism investigation after a police employee was stabbed to death at the police station near paris the 48 year old administrative worker was reportedly stabbed in the neck by a man who was said shot and killed by police at the same french president emanuel macross said his country would never give in to what he called islamist terrorism. a normally quiet residential area just outside paris now the center of attention in france security agents flooded the area investigating the killing of a police e

we also know they're carrying out a search of his previous home which is in eastern paris police have also taken into custody for questioning free of members of his close on to raj we understand one of those could be a family member in the meantime police also say they have his mobile phone they're going through that to see what sort of links he may have had in the last few hours before this attack took place will go there were links to jihadist organizations or anyone that can give them some sort of clue as to where this man was coming from what he was doing who were his accomplices if indeed there were any because this is a man who was not known to the security services he was known to the intelligence services so that really just fumbling around at this moment to try to put together a picture of what actually happened in those minutes before this attack took place post journalist catherine field from paris there that's our take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world at this hour u.s. health officials say the use of the johnson and johnson covered $1000.00 va

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so the game has even danced in the louvre in paris. i still remember watching michael jackson's music video when i was 3 years old for me it was more exciting than a cartoon i was absolutely fascinated by. michael jackson has been imitated by many but so far hardly anyone has reached such success as the 24 year old frenchman with senegalese roots from a poor paris suburb. posted this video in october 2013 and has now received more than 10000000 clicks on instagram. you. might think it's odd and ask themselves well who is this guy and where is he come from but i think i deserve my success i worked so hard for it but i'm not surprised it's more of a relief finally i thought to myself. saif has 2300000 followers on instagram including the american wrestling and movie star wayne johnson he's also danced with certain tennis players novak djokovic. he's a legend and it was a real honor. surprise when he most of it was that he knew what i am and what i do . he had already known who i was for quite a while and that made me happy. leave now als

emergency talks in paris an effort to deescalate a military situation with russia that many ukrainians fear could spiral into war. germany's chancellor angela merkel joined her french and ukrainian counterparts online russia's recent deployment to what's estimated to be 100000 troops along with heavy weaponry to its borders with ukraine has caused alarm across europe and among nato allies we have seen so warm and stronger nation to ukraine and france and then germany about i said where indirectly and there are it on his lead which we need now want to move weyrich week sorry i understand that is what problem but i think that it's not only our problem that is the safety of you or. russia the 4th member of the so-called normandy format that has for 7 years been trying to negotiate a political solution to the conflict in eastern ukraine was not invited to the meeting in paris. moscow says its troop deployment is a military exercise and poses no threat but is warned it will respond to what it describes as ukrainian provocation. 14000 people have been killed in a 1000000 forced to flee their

i think that's catherine journalist catherine field in paris thank you. the world leaders have joined u.s. president joe biden in setting a new climate talk it's ending the 2 day virtual global climate summit president by his counterparts to make good on their commitments in order to slug global warming . hello everyone good morning everybody dialing in for day 2 of the virtual climate summit the feste day saw national targets for limits on emissions now topping the agenda innovation u.s. president joe biden playing up the economic advantages of fighting global warming. it's an opportunity to create millions of good paying jobs around the world and innovate and innovative sectors you know jobs of bring greater quality of life greater dignity the people performing those jobs in every nation biden says workers in traditional energy sectors must be offered new opportunities the u.s. wants to take the lead in developing green technologies stepping up the pace of research and making more use of public and private investment and using just today's technologies

in 10045000 muslims were working in mainland france on shop floors in paris in mass a soap factories or in the northern coal fields they were called beals as most of them came from kabillion in northern nigeria they've come to reserve here hossam zaki says 70 didn't come up as i'm older now the aforesaid next if they are. just full of offsets i thought he can set up more than this and then when members go back to their head of command of clear they could move forward here. the muslim workers from algeria started to adopt a certain number of french habits. but they wouldn't give up their most sacred rituals. of human. defeat. it took a selfie but it could be. your will from the mean down in. august 1918 war was declared a war that would take more lives than any before. for the 1st time france recruited massively from the colonies in algeria conscripts were chosen by the drawing. in the end hundreds of thousands of infantry men from north africa and black africa set sail for the battlefields. of. 2 nipping. these. ready. if what it is it this hour are in are so yeah it's awful the. sec

and they said thank you lisa lewis in paris. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world i mean inlaid is commemorating the estimated 1500000 of their ancestors killed by autumn and turks in the 1950 the us is expected to join around 30 other nations informally recognizing the massacre as genocide historians regard the killings as the 1st genocide of the 20th 20th century turkey rejects to turn. more ships and aircraft are joining the search for the indonesian submarine missing since wednesday in the sea hopes are fading of finding the vessel and its 53 crew members the navy says the diesel powered submarine may have run out of office again and sunk too deep to recover multiple countries are assisting in the if it. were the u.s. health officials say the use of the johnson and johnson covert 19 vaccine could resume immediately back to the nation's using the single dose shot would temporarily halted 11 days ago that's after a small number of people developed a rare blood clot in the brain after th

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arrested in paris after four decades on the run. the new law on terrorism in years will track the computer use of algorithms to stop terrorists in the wake of a man believed to be radicalized online. thank you for being with us. marking his first 100 his firsto congress to pitch a $1.8 trillion investment in children, families, and education that will fundamentally transform the role government ays in american life. biden will make his case before a gathering of legislators. the u.s. capitol still surrounded by fencing after insurrectionist stormed the house chamber, where he will speak. let's get the analysis with the director of debate from his institute. the latest massive spending plan is for the universal good. would you agree? >> for the universal good, you said? >> yes. >> i didn't hear the first of the question. >> i was speculating this latest massive spending plan is for the with that statement?d you agree >> yes, definitel it is to both increase the infrastructure in the united states, but also help climate change, which

french prime minister says a deadly knife attack on a female police officer at a police station outside paris was a terrorist attack also to come must resign the station suffers another blow is the relatives of the woman who died after getting its job sued the vaccine maker we hear from her family's lawyer. one professor got vaccinated there was no warning about the risk of trump osis on the information sheet or on the informed consent form. russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman told sister channel r.t. deutsche why 5 years of damage the campaign. politicisation tied their hands e.u. officials tied the hands of industrialists and business to and ultimately to the hands of the own people do you want against the interests of its own members. are welcome just on 7 o'clock in the evening here in moscow were you watching r t international start this out breaking news today from france because the prime minister there has called a knife attack on a female officer at a police station on the outskirts of paris a terrorist attack the attacker was shot and killed by police at the scene so let's go to t

give up the fight against islamic terrorism a female officer is killed at a police station outside of paris. astra zeneca reputation softens another blow was the relatives of the woman who died off to get a new job soon with the vaccine maker we hear from her family's nowhere. professor natives there was no warning about the risk of traverses on the information sheet or in the informed consent form russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman tells all sister channel why eve thing is have damaged the you know kid nation campaign. politicisation ties the hands e.u. officials tied the hands of industrialists and business interests and ultimately to the hands of the own people the you were against the interests of its own members. hello this is not international when live from moscow on with large joint us. let's start off in frogs where a female officer has been killed in a knife attack at a police station on the outskirts of paris their talk was shot and killed by police at the scene the prime minister of france has labeled stopping a terrorist attack. this department has already been affected by a

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ok well thanks for the latest on that charlotte charlotte reporting from paris. now astra zeneca faces legal proceedings are from the talian woman died after receiving their. families now taking action against the multinational corporation the 55 year old music teacher from sicily got shot on march 11th but within days medical check showed the blood clots were forming in her body and brain she fell into a coma and died less than a month later her brother says she had no previous health issues. my sister was in excellent health if some tests were done on her and came back negative she had no diseases and she was perfectly fine the tests also found that my sister was not at risk from bosis she was happy to get the vaccine and then after 7 days all the symptoms mentioned by the a.m.a. began and she developed cerebral from bosis she began to feel very ill and after another 2 days during which she was hospitalized her condition resulted in a cerebral hemorrhage and after 3 rounds of surgery she died the lawsuit is that others already filed across europe against the u.

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tourists to paris. an official tribute paid to the victim of a terror attack in paris. the killer was shot dead after refusing to drop his knife. the terror investigation is underway. emmanuel macron speaks to vladimir putin and says he is greatly concerned about the health of alexi navalny. a legal crackdown is launched while healing wishes in a prison hospital. thank you for joining us. the eu is announcing it is taking legal action against astrazeneca. this is the latest in a bitter exchange between the two over delays of doses already bought and paid for. >> a long-running dispute escalated as the eu conrmed on monday that it has legal action against astrazeneca for breach of contract over the failure to deliver coronavirus vaccines. >> we want to do -- wanted to ensure the speed of delivery that was promised on the basis of the contract. >> the fight between the eu and astrazeneca has been simmering since january, that is when the firm revealed it would miss its european delivery targets by a wide margin, adding another stumbling lock to a vaccination drive already

pictures from a scene what's off to a female police officer was killed at a police station outside of paris. also ahead to us was out of his reputation suffers and not the blow has the relatives of the man who died off to getting its job sue the vaccine makers we hear from how families annoy. them professor natives there was no warning about the risk of this on the information sheet or in the informed consent form and russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman tells sister joyce y e u failures have damaged the inoculation campaign. politicisation ties the hands e.u. officials tied the hands of industrialists and businesses and ultimately to the hands of the own people do you want against the interests of its own members. good evening we're live from moscow this is a t. international i'm sorry. while we're going to start are with breaking news from from its way a female police officer was killed in a knife attack at a police station in the outskirts of paris and utaka was shot and killed by police at the scene the prime minister of france says the stopping was a terrorist attack. this department

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. and in around 25 minutes in our business coverage i will be speaking to a leading economist in paris on what he believes the impact of this lockdown will be on the french economy. the jury in the trial of derek chauvin has been shown new footage of george floyd, including police body camera video in the moments just before his death. the former police officer has pleaded not guilty to two counts of murder, one of manslaughter. our north america correspondent, lebo diseko, has this report. and just a warning — you may find some of it distressing. let me see your other hand! police body camp footage shows george floyd's arrest from every possible angle. video from each of the officers involved played relentlessly in court. witnesses still traumatised by the events of that day, like this local resident who pleaded with mr floyd to comply with officer as. ~ ., floyd to comply with officer as, ~ ., , ., ., floyd to comply with officer as, ~ ., , ., floyd to comply with officer as. ~ . ,

discussing climate, we have the paris agreement. ... even if he tried his best which stilts the balance there will be be -- first we are now -- it's consumption investment. we cannot do it immediately because it requires resources in this country. they are now facing -- so there is really a priority. as the finance minister i believe this is very difficult. not only as a source but also the level of -- so i believe it started with this fighting about the economy. we are a company that knows what state should deliver according to the agreement as was mentioned earlier this is -- but even on this nbc what i can the finance minister david has to bring it first when we had this day that the demand for energy is strong because business and industry everybody works from home but this is really the demand for energy. for a company like indonesia as they build of it from coal if you're going to build a renewable you really have to invest and while the demand is so weak it is going to benefit so these are all really choices but also the policy c

up the fight against islamic terrorism after a female officer is killed at a police station outside paris. reputation suffers another blow as the relatives of a woman who died after getting its jobs the vaccine maker we've heard from her family's lawyer. there was no warning about this on the information sheet or in the informed consent. russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman tells our sister channel why. the e.u. failures have damaged the. politicisation tie their hands. tied the hands of industrialists and business and ultimately to the hands of the people they you went against the interests of its own members. are broadcasting live direct from studios in moscow this is international on john thomas certainly glad to have you with us right now we start in france where a female officer has been killed in a knife attack at a police station on the outskirts of paris the attacker was shot and killed by police at the scene the prime minister of france has labeled those stabbing a terrorist attack. this department has already been affected by attacks against officials for example the magnum dea

., meeting the targets set back in paris? .,. paris? so, in fact, while we had an administration - paris? so, in fact, while we had an administration in - paris? so, in fact, while we| had an administration in the last four years that was not interested in achieving the paris agreement targets, during that time we actually had a lot of cities, states and businesses actually step up, so there was momentum that continued over that time. nowhere near enough and nowhere near we could have —— where we could have had with national engagement at the federal level. so that is stepping back up level. so that is stepping back up so we are not far off where we need to be and whatjoe biden is laying down is a challenge for how we can step up challenge for how we can step up further and building on what we have as a basis actually going to the next level and doing and in a way that will be creating the jobs that we need, leading to less pollution in the air across the country and in many cases saving households and businesses money. so that is w

the world bank group will become aligned with the principles and goals of the paris agreement. i am delighted to be here today with this distinguished panel. let's dive right in. i'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts on specific actions that we can all do together to have the biggest impact on greenhouse gas reduction, and adaptation. so with that, let me turn to secretary john kerry, thank you for being here today to lead off our climate event. this is a critical year for climate in the run up to glasgow. to the summit. one where we have to have a impact. i'm wondering, could you go through with the u.s. ambition is on climate and one of the specifics? what are the next steps? what are the key areas to move forward in? thank you secretary carey. >> thank you. david it's a privilege to be here. i'm glad to be with my fellow panelists. this is the critical fight for all of us. i know that sounds a little highfalutin for some people but the evidence, science is coming back at us stronger, herder, bigger, faster, and it's telling us that we are running out of time, which is

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. for a second day in a row, brazil has reported another unenviable daily record of new covid—i9 deaths, more than 3,800 on wednesday, at least 90,000 new cases. there's great concern that public health measures are inadequate, but president bolsanaro is insisting people should return to work. mark lobel reports. singing. there are so many to mourn, burials take place under cover of darkness. coronavirus claims another life in brazil, one of thousands a day during this worsening crisis. so, why is this happening? in a nation of suboptimal implementation of these public health measures, the pi variant of concern, countrywide in brazil, is clearly contributing to the increase of cases. yet president bolsonaro doesn't think staying at home is the answer. his attempts to curtail local lockdowns through the courts angered the military, leading to a dramatic changing of the guard, including his defence chief. unprecedentedly, causing his commanders of the army, navy, and air force, to quit.

the fight against islamic terrorism after a female officer is killed out of police station outside paris. pastors out of his reputation suffers another blow to as the relatives of the woman who died off to getting its job soothe the facts and make up we have from her family's noise. professor thanks anita there was no warning about the risk through most is on the information sheet or in the informed consent form and russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman tells all sister channel on why e.u. failures have damaged the inoculation campaign. politicisation ties the hands e.u. officials started the hands of industrialists and businesses and ultimately to the hearts of the own people the you were against the interests of its own members. walking around the clock to make sure you never miss a story this is our to international we are very happy that you. well let's head straight to frogs where a female officer has been killed in a knife attack at a peace station on the outskirts of paris the attacker was shot and killed by police at the station the prime minister of france has labeled the stoppi

the fatal stabbing of a police woman near paris is investigated as a terrorist offence. a new malaria vaccine is hailed as a potential breakthrough as early trials prove it to be 77% effective. the jailed kremlin critic alexei navalny is ending his hunger strike after more than three weeks. the architect of britain's brexit policy, dominic cummings, turns on his former ally — the prime minister, borisjohnson — saying he lacks competence and integrity. india has recorded more than 330,000 new coronavirus cases in the past 2a hours, setting a world record for the second day in a row. over 2000 more people have died. india's hospitals are buckling under the strain, with oxygen running short and beds in many hospitals completely full. from delhi, here's our india correspondent, yogita limaye. the front line — an emergency room in a covid hospital. just about standing under the weight of an unfolding disaster. a patient who's hardly breathing is brought in. as nurses tried to get him to respond, there's another person, even more critical. they couldn't revive him. to ge

you will have a net increase under the paris climate accord. china has increased under the paris climate accord and will continue increasing through 2030. why would you celebrate, why in the world would you celebrate signing on -- supposed to be addressing global climate issues and then do something that goes in the opposite direction. this is not anything to celebrate. we have to hold china accountable. justice we, they said they were a rival of the united states. under the paris accord, they try to slide under as a developing nation. i support renewable energy technology when it makes sense as a part of our portfolio, but they do have restrictions and limitations. if we are going to move in this direction of aggressive renewable energy, who makes 90% of the solar energy -- china. who is refusing to produce domestically? the battery technology, they have it. we cannot play into china's hands, resulting in losing american jobs, increasing our trade deficit. have all sorts of limitations. the clear success and strategy we have had in the united

but in sun's north central france some 120 kilometers from paris. french filmmaker jacques annoy is making a new feature film about the fire at notre dame in paris using the cathedral of saws as one of the sets the film 2 for release and 2022 will combine file footage with acted scenes from history do you see this i said to myself it's incredible it's incredibly spectacular touching the depths of the soul and then there is this beauty there is the symbol that's disappearing with the whole world crying 3 days later i was right and you. will be does it only could you. inside the cathedral $120.00 extras and actors wait for instructions. be careful the cameras will be close to your faces no one is smiling we are not in for anything funny. they're recreating the last moments at the cathedral 2 years ago before the fire started and the alarms went off. as for the filming location the cathedral in sol's built in 1130 was largely inspired by noted down. the fire is being reacted in a studio near paris. fashion design of the narrow. house construction proje

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