people wanted for crimes in french as far as the french-indo-china war. some of these people were living in southern brazil. the brazilian authorities wanted them out of the country because they were creating problems in brazil. they worked closely with the united states. they were deported to france, in one case, to italy because he was italian. but there were no direct flights between brazil at the time and europe. they had to come through the united states. and when they came through the united states, they were captured and in most cases rather than go back to france where several of them were sentenced in absentia -- although the death penalty had been cancelled since he was sentenced to death, they would basically be facing life in prison. they agreed to corporate. so they turned over everything they knew about the investigations and it turned out that they were the conduit, they were the link between the sources in southern france and the italian mafia groups in new york that were importing the heroin. >> and in the movie called "the french connect

multicultural is not a french expression, from the french point of view, from the point of view of a emmanuel macron, this is not a multicultural team, it is a french team, maybe they are immigrants, from a lot of different places, and thatis from a lot of different places, and that is a hallmark of this young team, but, the french view is that this is a french team and what is very striking about this team, and the elements that have come from different areas, like kylian mbappe, symptomatically emblematic, they are extremely outward in their patronage is and their expression of patriotism and i have not seen that before. 0ther patriotism and i have not seen that before. other teams in the past have had a large immigrant element but they have not maybe had the same outward willingness to address their patriotically fervour that this team has. i think that is different, and that has made the country very happy about rallying behind them. france isafair about rallying behind them. france is a fair weather football country, only rallies behind winning teams but this time it has rallied

thousands of the seaborn fans packed the french capital. dancing in the streets and shouting from the rooftops. well this is great everyone is here together and it's a good atmosphere and makes everyone feel better and we're happy to be here and pride to be french. nationals and it's honestly i really felt as happy as i do today. i remember in one nine hundred ninety eight it was fourteen years old i can celebrate like this but tonight i'm going to set the city on fire thank you france think you laid look it's great it was great thank you go they observed where the champions. one fan in particular couldn't contain his excitement french president and man were not called watching the match in moscow he even got a pass on the head from his croatian counterparts thrilled to the team second place . ok we're not going to get some reaction and analysis on what happened last night from g.w. sports team extensively covering this story for you tom general here with me in the studio good to have you with us and standing for by forests in the french ca

even the belgian captain there even played for the french club. so they know, both sides know each other quite well. let's end that with a really nice cartoon from the swiss artoonist, inspired by the belgian comic. this time he's on the pitch in st. petersburg right as the match begins. >> all right, more reaction on the way for footbalall. what reaction has there been to trump's pick for the u.s. supreme court? >> brett kavanaugh, that's right. he got the nod, but now comes the spectacle, that's what the editors at "usa today" say, who conceded he's a highly accomplished judge and deserves the thoughtful consideration of the senate, but the paper is predicting that now the circus will begin, the spectacle, if you like. it's kind of a similar opinion from "the wall street journal." the editors there approve of donald trump's pick, calling kavanaugh the intellectual leader on the bench. but the paper predicts, "a political brawl quds aren't the nomination as it heads to the senate because, i quote, "this is the polarizing america of 2018." >> all

i am with [french spoken] quarter at the citadel. we are a french-speaking unit. men are french descent and come from the province of quebec. stewart: i am told the royal 22nd regiment is frequently referred to as the van dous. what is the story behind us? 2 byes, we are known as 2 the english speaking people. they have difficulty to pronounce 22eme regiment. come now as we watch the changing of the guard. ♪ [trumpet being played] stewart: the traditions of canada's regiments have been nurtured by the older british customs and provide added luster to the parade gallons. one of the most famous summer sites in quebec city is the inspection and changing of the guards have the citadel by the royal 22nd regiment. these 19th-century uniforms belie the modern, professional soldiers who wear them. ♪ stewart: the regiment's lead on parade by a guest from queen elizabeth. these ceremonials are an important part of a proud military heritage. they are very much a symbol of canada's modern fighting force. highly trained to assume the military as possibilities of a growing

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president i think that the french president wanted to show in his relationship with mr trump that in democracy it is the people who are president just because we disagree with the president doesn't mean it's necessary to disagree with the people it is the american people who are present a crucial points of our history as well as the russian people who played such an important part in our liberation during world war two also we have very important history together which naturally president michel these particular attention to that you but it goes without saying that there are numerous concerns about mr trump that are profoundly problematic for us when he plays with the children of migrants for the sake of opinion polls he takes these children hostage first saying that he will separate them from their parents don't really know them again. this gives the impression that when we talk about humanist vision founded especially on the importance of family which is essential to our culture there are a certain number of things going on that are unacceptable and when we see that we have a car f

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the french government and several companies are being accused of freely selling egypt's president the tools he needs to brutally crackdown on dissent report by the international federation for human rights and other non-government organizations look not only of weapons but also sales of powerful surveillance technology. says that between two thousand and ten and two thousand and sixteen french arms sales to egypt increase from forty six million to one point five billion dollars this rapid increase takes in. time and power which began when he staged a coup in two thousand and thirteen according to the report these sales include conventional weapons and hardware warships frigates fighter jets and cruise missiles they've also sold technology to egypt security services to help to monitor citizens through mass interception and data collection there are also high tech drone sales for crowd control and the prevention of protests let's go live now to paris where we're joined by natasha butler and it's actually this is a pretty damning report. yes this report is just come out by the internatio

last laugh right the french unions the french because the french are out there in the streets fighting for wages so their productivity is higher as expressed as a fraction of a g.d.p. look i mean in the britain in the united kingdom to solve this problem they want to include prostitution and drug dealing in the calculations of the government to come up with a g.d.p. number that's desperate they are to avoid just giving workers livable wages i think it's just the motto by which your society and culture run. so the french actually have one of the lowest union union indications around the world partly because they go by egalitarian galatz a fraternity liberte and when we've been there you and i lived there for many years and what we saw was that if one group of workers was on strike other groups of workers would go on strike to support those not that their union told them to but that they as individuals realize that they are society against their government the french government is always afraid of the people of france the opposite is the case in most other nations that the people who are

looking beyond this is the french quarter. this is where, this is where we are now standing in this building. as you look at this map, this is giving you a sense of the buildings that were built and the land that was cleared in about 1725. and you can see different buildings are notated, as complete or not complete. one of the interesting things about this plan is that some of it is rooted in reality. but this plan is also showing what they want the new orleans settlement to look like in later years. so at this point none of these streets back here are actually fully cleared. and it's also showing a walled rampart around the city that never fully was realized. and one of the things to think about, too, was as the settlement was growing, on the outskirts of the settlement, the last streets putting up against the wilderness, those are going to be the streets where the more impoverished settlers were living. that's where single women were living, a lot of the poorer people were living. because it butted up against the wilderness

all right so even though the french of course are very excited about the win the croatians feeling. quite proud of their achievement they were the underdogs nick weren't they just how significant is even getting second place in the world cup for this country means no easy feat as they see two teams beginning this tournament and it's so difficult to get to the world cup final creation of course finally made a very small country four million people in it but there is this will be victory and defeat was once the wounds of kind of healed and they realize that they are the second best football team or nation at the moment. it's interesting as well to see they have some very good good players in that seem look a martyr she won the golden ball if the rockets into place boston and but they won't play as individuals they were definitely playing as a team and playful creation and that's what got them to the finals all right nick mackinnon climb from divvies four it's always great to talk to you and turning now to some other news and u.s. president donald trump has arrived in finland for a hig

we can witness is the work of the french team for example look at french team french team contains a multicultural society france beat another team from a small country from the balkans and all the players in this small team were of the country of origin so there is no rule to be taken out of that to meet the multiculturalist that doesn't function is what you have communities living next to each other and not mixing it is very easy for example for asians to. melton and become members of society but we have some some part of the population that refuse it to want to impose their culture in the public space like islam for example democracy can only be based on respect respect of or that are each other culture respect it comes also from form not to fear from other people culture from the other society we import misery we have a social security system which is based on the contribution of everyone and the problem is that the millions that come to europe never participated they never contributed they come with families look at examples off the continent of africa if we have left africa alo

today we've got a true legend our french football mr first and foremost what if you made of france's world cup so far. the best of all so he she says that he is good on this period not on the could he do falls really do if you don't see if it meant to know when to number two to proceed. lizzie keep us down completely she'll. also poorly the school don't risk up is own two more this at u.c.l.a. fozzy could be some instructors who would do school disco for the falls is on the money to some oh it will kill him with a committee show mentor not to supposably now speaking of us i mean one of my first memories of world cup football was the great friend saw that i just mentioned the show being in the semifinals ninety ninety two in spain ninety six in mexico of course he won the european championship but your midfield was one of the greatest refuels of all time out about what the name is in french i mean you should translates to be in the magic square luis fernando. michel platini yourself what similarities between that me feel that you guys had and the french midfield of today. will do we k

french teenager, luka modric, croatia captain, player of the tournament. golden ball. golden globes, best goalkeeper, thibaut courtois, belgian, and harry will get the golden boot for his six goals with england, and the french held aloft the greatest prize of all. -- held aloft the greatest prize of all. —— golden gloves, best goalkeeper, belgium's thibaut courtois. celebrating in the rain, from all of us in moscow, it is spasiba. tommy orange has written an unusual american novel. unusual because, for most of his readers, it will be their firstjourney into native american life, to the sound of a dozen voices of the characters who are bound for the big powwow and who each tell their own story about how their way of life has become urbanized, about the anger that's always simmering underneath, because many of them have become outcasts in their own country. about the tragicomic scene at the powwow itself, when they put on the feather headdresses and do traditional dances. the novel, there there, is a funny and sad picture of contemporary american life fr

economy a powerful push for free trade also coming up as europe looks to range of a free trade the french port city of must say become an important harbor thanks to china's new silk road and boeing expects sky high demand for planes in the next decades china is said to be the world's biggest market. i'm daniel winter and this is a business update it's a massive deal covering nearly a third of the world's economy the european union and japan signed a new trade pact to link the economies of six hundred million people across both markets in the so-called cause for cheese deal is the moment it happened. a grand fanfare for an historic agreement. as the e.u. and japan signed the world's largest ever trade deal in tokyo. to those of you you cannot be part of his agreement is a moment for go with the if we used together you call them is that the cone for the third of the world's g.d.p. and who over six hundred million people. but talks got off to a difficult start and took a full four years but as u.s. president donald trump ratcheted up the protectionist rhetoric over the last one and a half ye

the point about french football fa ns certainly. the point about french football fans is that they come out and support 13 when they are doing well, and the move away when the tea m well, and the move away when the team does badly. —— support their team. that has been the accusation made about french football fans. whatever the case, they are doing well now, so they are all out, they have come to love this team. i say that because it was not obvious throughout the qualifying period, even throughout the group stage matches, the team was not particularly exciting. the word lots of doubts, and the headlines in the papers would cast suspicion on the capacity of the team to make it through. but everything changed in that match against argentina, and we saw that mass as you wish and around the world of kylian mbappe, the teenagerfrom the the world of kylian mbappe, the teenager from the north of paris who scored those two goals, he has come to symbolise both the immigrant origins of so many of the players but also the patriotic fervou

many tourists are buying the french flag and hats i'm amazed i thought it only be the french interested but many people from overseas are supporting friends. with more than two hundred outdoor screens in france security will be high it's here at the first of the eiffel tower one hundred thousand fans will gather to watch the final on that big screen very this whole area is being transformed into a huge fans are and if frogs weigh in thousands of fans will come here to celebrate on the show was a lazy day. when france last won the world cup in one thousand nine hundred paris is most famous of you was transformed into a street party that seemed to last for days. the winning team became a symbol of multiculturalism today's players were only children at the time star striker killem bapi wasn't even born but for the team the spirit of ninety eight lives on. a field to go to france is a country of many colors and origins we all feel french were happy to wear this jersey i'm very happy to have grown up in france to have french culture even if i left to play abroad early in that way france is b

in the french capital thank you. all the news of course on our website there it is on your screen the address al jazeera dot com that's al-jazeera dot com. the top stories here we're getting reports of two explosions and somalia's capital mogadishu gunfire was heard near the presidential palace i'll bring you more on that breaking news story as we get it here on al-jazeera. president. is making an historic visit to neighboring ethiopia is the latest step towards reconciliation and peace between the long time rivals last weekend the leaders signed a pact to normalize ties ending a twenty year military standoff. some students are reportedly tranter university in nicaragua as capital managua pro-government forces surrounding the area have been part of protests calling for president daniel ortega to resign more than two hundred sixty people have been killed in the unrest we're going to sanchez has more from managua. the latest we heard is that. the ambulance the international committee of the red ambulance was able to fi

in the first half french coach gigi additional coaching his team's victory down to what he called shia mental strength we have a full team covering this story for you this morning tom from sports here in the studio good to have you with us tom and in paris in the french capital we have a limo tuckey standing by and in the croatian capital that grab melanie. tom we're going to start with you. first of all how significant was this french victory on sunday night well i mean the records tells something of their own story. did it is holmes has become one of only three men in history to win the world cup as a player and it was that as a coach back pages nineteen years old he's now the first teenager to school in a farnell since pele in one hundred fifty eight the final itself was the highest scoring for the world cup since one thousand nine hundred sixty six france's court was the second youngest at the tournament. hope this somewhat because we're about to take a look actually and see how the match unfolded yesterday with. i an early and one these more free kick made its way past the croydon

have attacked and killed french soldiers and their regional task force our allies. friends have sent thousands of soldiers to the remote area where groups affiliated with i.c.l. and al qaida have grown in size and influence since two thousand and eleven. i obviously want to take a moment here for our mali and friends following the cowardly odious attacks of the terrorists and survive. several french soldiers have been wounded and of being evacuated to france and it is mali and civilians african civilians who are killed by terrorism who are the first victims of these barbarians we fight. despite u.n. sanctions targeting smugglers in libya their networks remain a busy main gateway for migrants crossing the mediterranean into europe than wash out summit issued a watered down report on the situation in western sahara calling for the a you took play a central role in breaking the embarrass. a united nations brokered cease fire has been in force since one nine hundred ninety one but morocco and the police are your front remain deeply divided over how to end the conflict.

with [french spoken] . we are a french unit. most of our men are french and come from the province of quebec. host: i'm told the 22nd regiment is frequent lee -- frequently referred to as the van douxs. >> we are called that by english speaking people. come now as we watch the changing of the guard. ♪ [trumpet being played] narrator: the tradition of canada's regiments have been nurtured by older british customs and provide added luster to the parade gallons. famous sites in quebec city is the inspection and changing of the guards daily at the citadel by the 22nd regiment. these 19th-century uniforms but lie the modern, professional soldiers that wear them. belie the modern, professional soldiers that wear them. ♪ anse ceremonials are important part of a proud military heritage. they are very much a symbol of canada's modern fighting force. although the royal 22nd has carved a special reputation of its own, and war and peace, it intypical of many units canada's present-day army. at this colorful show in the citadel, the horn

it's an aberrated got what he wanted the support of the french. gadaffi gives in and signs an agreement with false one me to home he promises to pull his troops out of china. to pick up his race and. about how they will moan. shifts those up be get this. on are told also say the show that i had sylvia did that multiple orders false it. got the brush that he should also be about him already. on a beach fish which. expelled from their base in jordan in lebanon less than a little. rebellion was rising in the rain sleet snow. but was this just another inevitable step down the road. this is a. story. for the conflict that would cost an aside his leadership in life. chronicling the story the strong east. history of the run. on al-jazeera. this is a really fabulous news for one of the best i've ever worked in there is a unique sense of bonding where everybody teams in but something i feel every time i get on the chair every time i interview someone we're often working around the clock to make sure that we bring events as i currently as possible to the vi

some french fans pretty happy to be1—0 up paris. some french fans pretty happy to be 1—0 up at this stage in the world cup final. fans all over the country following the game alive on big screens, in pubs, similarly right across asia. looking pretty crestfallen after that own goal which has put france a goal ahead. police in wiltshire are continuing their search for evidence after the poisoning of a couple with the nerve agent novichok. dawn sturgess died after she and her partner, charlie rowley, were exposed to the chemical last month. detectives say more than 400 items have been recovered so far. our correspondent keith doyle has been at salisbury district hospital, and has this update. well, this is where charlie rowley is being treated, at salisbury district hospital. the hospital has said that there's been no significant change in his condition, which has been for the last few days described as serious but stable. i have spoken to a member of his family this morning, who said that they had spoken to charlie, he is able to ta

on board this is why we're the french actually we have seen the french stepping in and trying to do something with the russians because they know for now that this is better hops the issues that need to be i mean to be dealt with for the time for the time being ok. and then we see an agreement between the americans and the russians on how to deal with iran ok that is about it is would be i actually have a say and let's just pick up on that point of iran that you're raising in through that joshua joshua but there has been slight progress on that because the israelis surely have got exactly what they wanted because they've got russian guarantees from the iranians saying yes we will move back from where we were historically over the past several months because the israelis were beginning to get really uncomfortable with that i don't think there's a chance in hell of getting the iranians out of syria president assad has made it very clear that he. is invited the iranians and any he expects them to stay now did israel get what it wants i don't think it did israel as is busy drawing red lines by bo

and as you're a bloke's book asia for more free trade the french told city of musée hopes to become an important hob thanks to china's one belt. on the road project. visited audio business i've gathered as well as the european union and japan have signed a new trade deal that will create the world's biggest open economic area the deal which could come into effect next year will unite around six hundred million people across both markets it's the largest ever agreement negotiated by the european union and removes nearly all tariffs on trade between the two regions. a grand fanfare for an historic agreement. as the e.u. and japan signed the world's largest ever trade deal in tokyo. to do signature the new japan economic partnership agreement is a landmark moment for go with the if we used together economies that the cone for the third of the world's g.d.p. and home to over six hundred million people. talk to got off to a difficult start and took a full four years but as u.s. president donald trump ratcheted up the protectionist rhetoric over the last one and a half years the negotiators

with french government should be aware of that. it's also a bit wary that the silk road will be used to peddle influence. that's why it shielding certain strategic sectors. in the head of the fashion thinks apprehensions of burgeoning chinese influence are overblown. i think we need to stop peddling these horror stories i think the situation is similar to the post world war two period and i guess. at that time american investment in europe was also knew that despite the current trade conflict the u.s. is still an important economic partner now it's china's time we need to work together with the chinese in other words he believes the prints need to follow china's lead if they do this transshipment center will not only be a major import hub it will also open the door to expanding exports to china. and that's it from me and the business team of fun i'll have an update for you of course in the next hour in the meantime do check out our facebook twitter feed all was at a website. called slash business school a lot more stores on the bac

angrily dismissed saying there is no hyphen in people's nationality they are french and only french. here in berlin a message does have one very powerful ally angle americal says she values him as a great footballer who did a lot for the national team and in his career he wore the national jersey ninety two times scoring twenty three goals and helping his team to win the world cup but now he says the levels of racism and disrespect he's received mean he will never wear this again dominic kane al-jazeera berlin. ok let's bring in our guest joining us today here on inside story from ankara yousif cannily a turkish journalist and formerly the editor of the how to get daily news out of berlin we'll be talking to football commentator and radio host and in brussels julian to us french sports journalist and writer welcome to you all gentlemen use of candy and korea first is he german or is he turkish of course he's a turkish gentleman like me i'm a turkish cypriot no one can deny my cypriot north of my turkishness and miss it is ill is german all turkish origin and is proud of being turk an

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of the thousands of the super and fans packed the french capital. dancing in the streets and shouting from the rooftops. that this is great everyone's here together and it's a good atmosphere and makes everyone feel better and we're happy to be here and pride to be french knows us and move on to sleep we've been feeling french for three days now and we'd like it to remain showed up close and we are proud of france and the guys from the suburbs have done it for france the goal a cunt a tony showed. only we're proud thank you. one fan in particular couldn't contain his excitement french president and man were not called watching the match in moscow keven gossip passed on the head from his croatian counterparts president clinton cut back a touch of edge thrilled with the team second place. fans in croatia's capital zagreb schatz the sentiment that disappointment quickly giving way to pride. please i will keep i think they showed a fighting spirit they showed us a beautiful game you know we're happy despite that if it's still a victory for us to come in

form a student at the elite french school of political science. led a rebellion against a government he considered to be overly influenced by fronts from the desert region of two besting he relit support with his nationalistic rhetoric is a number they consume devoted the most your requests in a casket to cuban uncooperative and i will be shown just this to you like i'm different. you know that i'm owed an informal x. come on and there you. have a concord. and after he said i'm going to have to get. dad no. trouble i got one or i out and he called it blair yeah he would tell you. that i really. don't have an author i could think this one is on the measure so if a bit it took a lot of engine us on to see evolution there you know also could i guess again you see. how long would you need to see the pool see the amount of money the office closed. let me. sit on of my. ex called you know. but. it. was weird. for me please it was. did it in your not. the first french hostage was archaeologist françoise closed who was kept prisoner in the to best the de

like yeah, ok, we have dealt with british, the french, the the british, the french, the russians, we don't like any of them, we haven't dealt with you, you must be better. so the idea was ok, we will just give it to the americans. from the british perspective, they said, hey, you guys can have that headache. wilson won the 1916 election by saying, i kept you out of the war. so the idea of getting america involvedistically with armenia was never going to solve politically. we backed out of that relatively quickly, and are in opposition to american presence. one of the things that is fascinating when i talked to students about america in the middle east, a lot of people today and of think we have always been in the middle east. they fail to understand that really, up until 1979, we had very little involvement in the middle east. and we tried to keep it that way. , following what is going on in versailles, he is trying to keep the middle east at arms length and trying to avoid any attacks. he does try to understand the commission is what gets named. commission,d the trying to figure out

we are situated right across from the french market, the site of the old french market, and there was an active market in the city from 1718. it was a bounty of everything available in season, fresh, and local, using french and spanish traditional preparations with true -- reparations, a true indigenous cuisine developed, and that is creole. a hallmark of creole cooking, first of all, we have to say, no matter what we are cooking, it almost invariably starts off, first you make a roux. it is a combination of flour and oil. it was a french preparation originally. in france, it is butter and flour, but in new orleans, the nutter woodburn -- would bur before it gets to the dark color we like. that, celery, bell pepper, and onions. a traditional creole start. when the first french people got seedsundoubtedly they rot -- they brought seeds and ingredients come intending to carry on like in france, and we are painfully aware of being at least seven feet under sea level. how are you going to grow car rots? you can't, the water table is too high. car's why i believe the rot came out and the p

we are not allies with the british and the french. co-belligerence with them. it creates some interesting differences. result, we never declare war against the ottoman empire. as a part of wilson's 14 points, one of them is self-determination. of population, particularly looking at the one case, the ottoman empire and also the german empire. was, we send out one delegation -- sent out one delegation in particular. one of the things that everybody realizes is that most of the people locally want america to administer territory. which is why armenia is one of the things. the suggestions are why don't you guys take armenia at? the reason everybody wants us to take it is because they don't know it. we have dealt with the british, the french, the russians, we don't like any of them, you must be better. the idea was we will give it to the americans. from the british perspective, they said you can have that headache. wilson won the 1916 election by saying i kept you out of the war. america -- giving getting america in. list the clear involved with armenia was never go

>> i am with [speaking french] ordered at citadel -- quartered at citadel. we are a french unit. most of our men are french and come from the province of quebec. >> i'm told the 22nd regiment is frequently referred to as the vingt deux. what is the story behind this? >> we are called vingt deux by english speaking people. come now as we watch the changing of the guard. ♪ [trumpet playing] ♪ >> the tradition of canada's regiments have been nurtured by older british customs and provide added luster to the parade ground. one of the most famous sites in quebec city is the inspection and changing of the guards daily at the citadel by the 22nd regiment. these 19th century uniforms belie the modern, professional soldiers who wear them. [drumline] these ceremonials are an important part of a proud military heritage. they are very much a symbol of canada's modern fighting force. highly trained to assume the military response abilities of a growing nation. although the royal 22nd has carved a special reputation of its own in war and peace, it is typical of many units in canada's presen

team for example look at french team the french team contains a multicultural society from form from areas of the globe from from algeria to morocco to africa that made this team successful otherwise it did make a successful team for multicultural basis luke you can respond to that i can see you didn't agree fully. well ok. beat another team from a small country from the balkans and all the players in this small team of the country of origin so there is no rule to be taken out of that and the french called their football team. there so it is true that also many newspapers said that the victory of the french team was the victory of africa so you see it is used both ways it happens too that there is a sort of racialism developed by my an artist present in france with their pride and different things like that to meet the multicultural is that doesn't function is when you have communities living next to each other and not mixing the melting pot which is the dream of america doesn't function in europe the melting pot doesn't function that's the problem what do you think of that does this

you dealt with the british, you dealt with the french. we don't like any of them. you must be better. the idea was just give it to the americans and from the british perspective, they were like, hey, you guys can have a headache. wilson won the 1916 election by saying "i kept you out of the war." the idea of getting america imperialistic lee evolved with something like armenia was never going to sell politically. we back out of that relatively quickly in opposition to the american presence. one of the things when i talk to students about america's role in the middle east, a lot of people today tend to think we have always been in the middle east and they fail to understand that really, up until 1979, we had very little involvement in the middle east and we tried to keep it that way. so wilson following what is going on in versailles, wilson is basically trying to keep the middle east at arms length. he is trying to avoid it. he just sent off the delegation to try to understand the king trade commission, is what gets named, and he is trying to figure out what should

have attacked and killed french soldiers and their regional task force our allies. and. friends has sent thousands of soldiers to the remote area where groups are affiliated with i said. have grown in size and influence since two thousand and eleven and you see i obviously want to take a moment here for mali and friends following the cowardly odious attacks of the terrorists. several french soldiers have been wounded and of being a back you waited to france and it is mali and civilians african civilians who are killed by terrorism who are the first victims of these barbarians we fight. despite u.n. sanctions targeting smugglers in libya their networks remain a busy main gateway for migrants crossing the mediterranean into europe than wash out summit issued a watered down report on the situation in western sahara calling for the a you took play a central role in breaking the embarrass. a united nations brokered cease fire has been in force since one nine hundred ninety one but morocco and the police are your front remain deeply divided over how to end the conflict. a

and very loyal and patriotic french citizens. >> absolutely. more than half the team is born of families that relatively recently immigrated to france but they themselves were born in france. many of them on the french national team, in the working classes of paris, but that's what made this moment so special. it's brought the country together at a time when it is divided like many countries over immigration. >> so what do you think macron can do here? you have kind of an idea that this -- take the success and build on it. >> yeah, i mean what vox points out so powerfully in its video, which you can find on you tube, is that two things contributed to the success of french soccer over the last 25 or 30 years. first you had this -- actually a succession of immigrant waves after world war ii, sought out by french governments to rebuild the country and then to meet a labor shortage but second, at the same time this was happening, french soccer was actually in decline. and starting in the 1970s, france made a concerted national effort to find, recru

here again our live pictures from paris where the french capital is welcoming its heroes the country's national team which is crowned world cup winners on sunday evening in moscow hundreds of thousands of supporters are out on the. anxiously waiting for the squad which will be honored with a parade and a special presidential reception as well this is the second world cup for france who won back in one nine hundred ninety eight and the young team a thrilling victory against croatia forty two after that the streets were. filled with hundreds of thousands of people and now they're out again in full force ready to meet the national squad. i think hiding this catastrophe of falling in britain for the past fifteen years or so was its connection to the e.u. and the ability to abse its own currency and yet passed for rights into the e.u. you take those away and you have essentially greece on steroids and all those banks and the e.u. and america are going to attack the u.k. plate and drive into bankruptcy. seventy four design submissions. seven thousand pilings. to join judges. eight hundred si

guineverea man -- all wanted to do was being a french movie star. couch thatcasting caused all of the trouble. i'm tired of the women's destroyed andng then men get all the protections law.e i say #timesup. scotts hardly wear any clothes, drinks locates of whiskey, and he was a stool pigeon and i do not see anyone who would do such a thing must be guilty of something. reason isnd basic there's something about mordred that i don't like. abbyease welcome back lowell to read the jury's decision. >> often the jury out there agrees with the bench and don't.es they let's see what happens this time. >> all rise. trial ofludes the mordred presented by to you by the shakespeare theatre company. we hope you enjoy the rest of your evening. kennedy's anthony retirement brings a significant change to the supreme court. story on c-span from president trump nominating a replacement, the senate confirmation hearings to the swearing-in, all on c-span. or listen on the free c-span radio app. coming up thursday morning, the center for law and social policies, a report

break for you are quite a lay should see the french they are marching on to the choosing of the last years all the way to the semi final in st petersburg they'll find out that a little bit later on on friday inside the nizhni novgorod stadium here there was no lecture got mystere both sets of supporters singing their hearts out throughout the game i could tell you i think actually the fray tour the little outnumbered every time they played their possession football and held on to it you had whistles coming from me. the south american funds i say south american fans because one of the really interesting debates that i've seen of this game is that they were just really supporters opposing the. colombia. look to argentina shirts they feel they were going to be here for this proto final vote of argentina should also team usa should say as well as people who've come out here to enjoy the world cup they'll go behind the closest thing they have to a local chain heartbreaking pool there was a year ago i phones we've seen some coming out i wouldn't say the same people in tears but the same pe