i really think that it is a positive step towards french or improving french algerian relations. the french newspapers have been basically you know nima saying that this was an historic just by a president in manuel mccrone do you see it as such. of course mr mccraw when he was competent to become president and even as it is. a g.i. that cornelia's him was a crime against humanity and what he has done is something that maybe will help mend the relationship between judea and france this is a less bad ending struggle because a media live interview didn't happen we found the way that the i'm not sure their crimes were grants or doing the work of julian france ninety fifty eight nineteen sixty two on the other hand you may see that mr monk run is really poor because in the french political system and he didn't want the society in france are loud there are people who are just apologists for around mr job and the best leader the founder of the national front as been one of the top juror who will mitigate in that period so what mr mudge that is that is an indication that these things ar

the fighting french. yes, the people weep as they watch their colors go, not knowing that two years later, those same flags would again be unfurled in north africa along side the stars and stripes, along side the union jack. once more, their leaders, general degall and the famous general girot stand united with the leaders of their allies. once more -- ashes of the defeat and the humiliation of france, her soul has been born again. >>> sunday night on afterward, former secretary of state john kerry discusses his -- wilson center, jane harmon. >> john and i were flying to kuwait on an airplane. we didn't know each other very well at all, but we were sitting opposite each other by seniority. but it worked because it brought us together and we had a conversation into the night talking about annapolis and his father and grandparents, his family and his own service and his time as a prisoner and he wanted to learn more about what happened with us and how we fought and what it was like and so forth. and we -- w

veterinarian. [ boy speaking french ] >> daniel: fireman. [ daniel speaking french ] [ boy speaking french ] >> daniel: engineering machine gun. >> anthony: he wants to make machine guns? >> daniel: engineer -- engineering machine gun, yeah. >> anthony: okay, keep an eye on that one. all right. for a dope fiend, "feeding the monkey" means finding and sticking with heroin. for one poor guy, it's this. french food. in particular, lyonnais food. the cautionary tale of bill buford. writer, editor, literary lion with a perfectly good job as fiction editor at the prestigious "new yorker" magazine. at undignified age of 53, he pretty much pulled up stakes, put his whole past life on hold, and defected to france to learn how to cook. what happened to you anyway, buford? you used to have a good job, you hang out a couple of nights with batali and the next thing you know you're living in france and cooking. >> bill: it's true. i discovered a whole world that the rest of the world didn't seem to know about. just a very compressed, intense lifelong learned expertise and knowledge of food. it's not the

>> it was deed over the french -- through the french ministry over to america for maintenance and perpetuity. >> the ground we are standing on, which is the cemetery, how many? >> here, honored over 3000 men. there are 2289 burials and 1060 missing in action. their names are inscribed in the memorial chapel. mitchell: they could very well be buried in one of these unmarked plots. >> in fact, we have 251 unknown soldiers, sailor, airman, marines that are buried here, 10% of the burials are unknowns. their names are likely on the wall here, but they could be on another wall or tablet in one of the american cemeteries as well. >> i have seen another cemeteries that since the wall was constructed, some of those unknowns have actually been recovered, is that the case here? >> there are a total of seven of the 1060 since the chapel was completed in 1930. those listening out there who go to an overseas american cemetery, if you go to the tablet or wall and you see a bronze, small bronze rosette next to the name, that means the person was identified. that doesn't mean they were buried at the site, b

since the end of the war and i really think that it is a positive step towards french are improving french algerian relations and the french newspapers have been basically you know nima saying that this was an historic just by a president in manuel mccrone do you see it as such. of course mr mccraw when he was competent to become president even as. a junior that. was a crime against humanity and what he has done something that maybe would have meant the relationship between judea and france does use a little in the study because a media live interview didn't happen we felt that we don't believe in a more rigid their grounds would grant during the war but you get in france not fifty eight nineteen sixty two on the other hand you may see that at least a month grant is really full because in the french political system and we didn't want the society in terms of loud there people who were just sort of just. walk around with the job and the bell the founder of the national front as been one of the top juror who all military so what mr mothers does is an indication that these things are pretty d

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what we have here is the workhorse of the french army. and the americans, for that matter, because this is a 75 millimeter artillery piece. this gun, and many others like it, were used throughout the western front by the french. it had been used as early as the 1870's, and was a valuable piece of machinery for the americans. it should be known that the americans didn't have their own artillery, but relied on the french to provide artillery pieces in this part of the western front come in not only the 75, but the 105, and 110. artillery was used heavily during the battle of belleau wood, which forced the germans germans to scatter from their trench position, and allowed an opening, which the fifth and sixth marines took advantage of. the americans are forced to go across hedges and heavy rows of wheat, which is now in full bloom in june. it will take another two weeks before the americans are able to penetrate to the south into the woods. finally on june 24, a major thrust takes the marines through the woods hand-to-hand fighting. on june

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back to thethis french government for one french franc. the ground is actually french owned territory. one of the misnomers is that the ground is owned by the french. ground, then the soldiers in the ground, is owned by the united states. there is an interesting perspective. if the u.s. government ever chose to take the soldiers back to the united states, the land goes back to the french instantaneously. the buildings you see here and everything else that is here are owned by the u.s. government. it's an interesting agreement we wee and the french made so have these beautiful historic locations and these men can rest peacefully. when this organization was created, military units at the time created monuments that were spread all over the battlefield. these individual monuments were put up in the middle of farmers fields. control the much to harmonious placement of monuments, and put them up to remember a large army or advance like the battle of saint-mihiel. nobody from the united states had the permission to put up a monument. pershing ha

government the french military has never acknowledged. that it has french troops on the ground in this particular area of syria now we do know that this area is where the u.s. backed fighters have been battling against the harvests and we also know that france has been part of a u.s. led coalition which has been cut. operations over syrian air space over the last three years but in particular it's been aiding kurdish forces on the ground as they fight against isis forces now we know that france has pledged in the past full support to syrian kurds on the ground the president should the syrian democratic forces and the french support in particular for the stabilization of the security zone in the north east of syria within the framework of an inclusive and balanced governance to prevent any resurgence of i saw it while seeking for a political solution to the syrian conflict well that support from the french military has been vegas to water actually means and what the context of that support actually is and there is actually a question of th

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it was twice the size of the french forces. the second division had been directed to belleau wood while the third division headed directly to chbteau to repeat -- to repeat leaving on may 30 -- a motorized unit. they left the area around moe france, headed on highways that were packed with civilians and they knew that germans were in the vicinity and were threatening paris. the roads were clogged and it was difficult to get to the chbteau area. further troubling their efforts were the fact that they were driving -- not the michigan variety but vehicles that were made in england with horrible tires and flimsy parts. the trip took 22 hours. the tires went off and would go flat. the troops would have to stop and change the tires. eventually they made it. it was shifted along the riverbank of the marne at chbteau terry. where they help the french including colonial troops to prevent the germans from crossing. >>> the american monuments on -- can be seen from the chbteau river valley. we moved the camera into the city near the river

herr in the% french capital. let's take a look at what is% happening -- what is akiig headdines.% a reshhffle of the ffench government has been announned by french president emmanuel macron. the move may necessary after the resignation of the envnvironment minister. peoplele have been asked to evacacuatt theheir homm in japan after aa powerful l typhoon maks landfall in n the country's wes. it also caused the highhst tide level seen since 1961. president donald trump once syrian president and his allies -- developing ssory coming out of paris, president emmanuel macron has announced a cabinet reshuffle over a shakeup. him to ccange his cabinetforced llneup. france debt -- francios de -prugy. as get more from our french editor.3 like myself. are we surprised of the choice of these two eoppe? >> it is not exxctly surprissng% what is more surprising is the3 it was just communicated a few minutes ago by the presidential palace.. announcing this limited3 when there is a reshuffle sometimes, the chief of staff comes ou

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inadvertently expose a much larger french military role in syria than previously thought a french army vehicle could be seen in the background of the photo from diaries or when the u.s. is fighting what's left of islamic state terrorists the picture though was quickly deleted on the d.v.d. has details. well we know that the u.s. army released this photograph on wednesday to show which special operation joint task force on the ground in syria in this particular region did but what the egalite members of the public clearly spot is a french military vehicle in the background now people have said they sure that it's a french military vehicle because this particular type of vehicle is only used by french and saudi arabian forces and saudi arabian forces are not on the ground in this particular region now what it showed is that military vehicle in the background and what's really interesting about this is that the french government the french military has never acknowledged that it has french troops on the ground in this particular area of syria now we do know that this area is where the u.s

they turned around and sold it back to the french government for one french franc. the ground is actually french owned territory. that is one of the misnomers is lores, thel abmc ground is owned by the french. everything on the ground, the soldiers in the ground, is owned by the u.s. government. so there is like an interesting perspective to look at it in the context that if we ever -- if the u.s. government ever chose to dissenter and take these soldiers back to the united states, the land goes back to the french. instantaneously it goes back to them. the buildings you see here and everything else that is here are owned by the u.s. government. so it is kind of that interesting agreement that we made, and then the french made for us so we have these beautiful historic locations and these men can rest peacefully. when we created -- when the abmc was created, one of the reasons we were created was because military units at the time created monuments that were spread all over the battlefield. when the abmc was created, it was to stop these individual monuments being pu

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military taken to a prison and then she never saw him again the french military said to her that he had escaped but she never believed them she believed that he had been tortured and that he'd died in captivity well it's only now more than sixty years later that the french president has admitted that morris or died did die that he was tortured at the hands of the french military and it's a very significant statement indeed it closes a chapter for her and it also perhaps opens one one another one for other people because he has said that the french state archives on that period of time will be open so other people other relatives of people who disappeared at the time will be able to find out what happened to their loved ones and whether or not the french military was involved in their deaths of them on this thread speak to ream sarwan who's an international human rights jurist and a ph d. candidate in public not at the university of to lose capital in france which is via skype from there thank you very much for being with us stream so for the first time a french president is admittin

i lean french, hard. i am enormously sympathetic to the language laws. >> patrick: you don't think it's preposterous? >> anthony: i do not think it's preposterous. but here we have a situation. [ laughter ] >> patrick: it is stupid. uh, i agree with you completely that this -- this province, 40 years ago, was in some respect an english city. so we needed to have language laws for signage and stuff. >> anthony: now, signage, for instance, must by law be principally in french. french first in all things. >> patrick: but every bureaucracy produces byproducts of stupidity. and that was it. and you know what? it will not stand. >> anthony: the anglo-canadians treated french-speaking québécois like second-class crap for much of history. so, i get it. i'd be pissed, too. i'd want my own thing. and when i got it, i'd want to make sure there's no backsliding to the bad old days. >> patrick: when the parti québécois, the first, uh, sovereignist party to be elected, was elected in 1976, it didn't come out of a v

the second, the french and indian war. he was an elderly guy even in the french and indian war. and yet he had gone up and helped siege the fortress of louisberg and wrestle it away from the french. samuel whitmore was ready for the british when they passed his house in modern day arlington, massachusetts. he had his musket loaded. he had two dueling pistols and he had a sword that he had taken from the body of a french officer he had slain during the french and indian war and he was behind his stone fence and as the column of british troops came down the road, he aimed his musket and his 80-year-old hands perhaps trembling. he pulls the trigger, and he fires, boom, down goes one redcoat. and he reloads it. and he aims it again and he fires. and again, down goes a second redcoat. by this point the redcoats realize where this gunfire is coming from, perhaps they see a shock of white hair behind the stone fence and they send an detachment of soldiers to mount the fence and take out this insurgent. and as they stab samuel whitmore with their bayonets. how many times do you guess th

we won the french and indian war. a fantastic victory and yet, the victory in the french and indian war in many respects, showed -- sowed the seeds of the american revolution. just one doesn't years after this war ended in 1763. the french and indian war, it's almost as if the british had gone to the store and a purchased, maybe went into the self hurt section and purchase the book saying how to lose an empire to dummies. when washington, a 23-year-old colonel from virginia seeks to buy a commission as an officer in the regular british army, what answered you give him? no. and what is your rationale? because george washington, you're just a provincial. you are not british enough. well. what a mistake. one that no doubt they would later come to regret. they would also come to regret the fact that this war, while a great victory that allowed them to become possessors of all of north america all the way up to the mississippi river, there is great victory which expanded their north american empire. it would come as all wa

the french president emmanuel mccall is acknowledging for the first time the french state was responsible for the systematic use of torture during the algerian war in the one nine hundred fifty s. and one nine hundred sixty s. natasha butler has the latest now from paris. well you see in a very significant statement from the lease a president a man or mark or basically saying that the state the french state had a responsibility in the death of morris or die in one thousand nine hundred fifty seven in algiers during the algerian war of independence now morris all die at the time was twenty five years old he worked in a local here in the local university in university of algiers he was a mathematician also an anti colonial activist and then one evening his wife recounts this tale his widow i should say recounts this later she says that french military came to the door they took him away and she never saw him again now for the past more than sixty years his widow believed that he was tortured in detention and that he died there but she was told at the time that he'd escaped had simply disapp

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without consulting the french data. in a deal that was sealed in circumstances worthy of a spy novel and from prying eyes and public opinion. the sale deals a terrible blow to french industry and its energy independence today this affair of state is shrouded in a deafening silence. alstom story begins in the city of bell fort this is where the company was blown in eighteen seventy two and since then it has literally shaped to the region initially gold as a c.m. the alsatian corporation of mechanical engineering the company adopted the name alstom in one nine hundred twenty eight when it merged with the company francaise thomas hoost and ever since then else dumb has played a major part in many major french projects it designed the propulsion system for the normandy then the world's fastest liner and connected france to spain by building a train tunnel under the pyrenees then built the turbo generators for the biggest power station in the world. but for the people of belfort else dome is so much more to feel a ticket cos

we've been on sunday the french capital paris was closed to traffic. from eleven in the morning to six in the evening pedestrians and others using eco friendly modes of transport took over the streets. including the city's most famous boulevard. in france there are always young musicians popping up who want to bring something new to classical songs in fact since the millennium this style of music has been named new very song and performers such as bear him in college because you need and carly claremont have all made a name for themselves in the genre the latest artist to come to our attention a one the album of the year at the french victories of the music so your max we are happy to introduce to you are many. cool she laid back and yes romantic that's the sound of a typical french on something even a modern day one. singer songwriter juliet on my name spent the entire summer on tour in france and abroad her album me hit the french pop charts when it was released in twenty seventy. hellenistic. i wanted to write songs that were personal and honest but

the french were fighting like lions. to suggest that what happened in 1940 can be kind of, you can look back and say, oh yeah, the french, 1940, they just surrendered. as soon as the germans showed up, they surrendered. the french, in world war i, fought with great talent, dedication and bravery. and we fight alongside them. there is a reluctance on the point of higher command that many times, and they purposely spread this idea that the french were all running away in order to emphasize the importance of our participation. to say that we saved paris. in practice, the french fought very well. we learned a lot from them. we fought side-by-side primarily with the french. and, we learned some very important lessons from them on how to fight. our participation in the war continues to build as i indicated. through the end of belleau wood , at the end of june, the army brigade captures -- at the beginning of july 1918. july 15, the last of the major german offensive actions that began in the spring takes place along the morrin

home he went on to make five films with french director claude forty. four of the west she was the woman at the mine site then set a finally wrote her role that felt like a glove. in a simple story movie undergoes an abortion she can't feel anything a motional anymore so if you could you can consider such a pill because. there go. instead she has a child with her ex-husband but decides to live alone. for me received her second says as best actress for her role in the film by the end of the movie she is free emancipated and happy something she never managed in real life. that was our keynote special on the unforgettable romy schneider what's your favorite romy film let us know and you could win the d.v.d. of three days in key ball with marie boy as the spitting image of romeo schneider this country sends out this i would say mission either is without question the most emotional and physical film actress that i know the most direct the most open for good and bad. kino is back next week i tell that the movie it's. the first clue most of them in the door is