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this monday in the same paris courtroom that in june prosecuted others and in the paris. attacks the first day was about formalities in the courtroom but it was an occasion, the victims to put a face to the names of the eight defendants involved in this trial. are defendants, seven men and one woman are accused of playing a secondary role of providing school support to the soul attack perpetrator. he ran his truck into revelers on nice's famous boulevard on july 14, 2016, killing 86 people and injuring. hundreds more. some of the victims made the trip to paris this monday for the first day of the trial. i am speaking to some of them. they say that they are there with the problem of what happened that night. there is a sense of anticipation and expectation. relief that this trial has finally come. many want answers to the lingering questions that they have had for the past six years. how and why were these attacks carried out? the defendants and the victims will have their cancer testify among victims, expected to testify is christoph, he lost six members of his family tha

he discovered paris, he found so much to love their. he fell in love with the art galleries and the intellectual salons and the music and just all of the culture that harris had to offer. and he really kind of came back in a way. i think he not only got a new lease on life, so to speak, but he wound up learning so much when he was in europe. and it was learning about different topics that he could then contrast with what was going on in america and come back to america with new ideas. so, he won of taking several trips across europe from paris. he spent five years as the ambassador and he took three great trips away from the capital where he really got to explore. one was to the south of france and italy, one was to england, and one loss to the netherlands and germany. and he lied about a lot of different subjects. he kind of refined his political ideals, and my theory is it was really this time in france that kind of puts him back on track to rise to the political ranks in the government and eventually become president. and it was towa

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i'll get last part 2 jobs in paris. go ahead with a 20 year loan wall because that's exactly what's happening in afghanistan with this is that we could observe last year. so i didn't, i was them. well, if they want to take a check engine and other counties as to what they have done against them, you know, eating the good news of the listing agent. just regular george bush, the world and the lease judge notions. and that happens to germany, was changing on 22nd of june 1941. so it's a repeat say well, it went, which is very interesting here is that there seems to be no, no historical memory of things of what goes where michael, you know, last 30 seconds to you, they don't have any knowledge of history. that's why they're groping into the future. 25 seconds to you. well, that's exactly the point though, all of this has happened before, and the only solution is going to be to make a clean slate and start all over again. and you can start all over again if you let united states have veto power over anything you do as it has

this is live from paris. ♪ >> thank you very much for being with us. marc: russia is acting to stop the exodus of military age men. since vladimir putin announced a partial mobilization, there has been a steady stream of russians leaving. moscow is taking passports of men who fall in the mandates of the call appeared it's been an unprecedented step with russia setting military posts at the border to catch and sign up draft dodgers. james mulholland with this. james caan accused just keep getting longer. as russians try to flee their country, to cross into georgia. satellite images show lines of vehicles stretching as far as 16 kilometers at checkpoints with georgia and also mongolia. by almost exclusively young men who want to escape war and the kremlin's partial military mobilization. those who across the border expressed their relief. this man finished his journey by bike to avoid the bottleneck. >> there were massive traffic jams on the russi side of the border. you have to wait 24 hours before you can get through. there are many young men. i'm 43,

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so i have to take you back to paris. >> is 76 hours it would surely be quicker and then fly from paris. >> that is when a near riot broke out in the cafeteria. apple experience. the coach and teach him how long will be gone? what would be able to get back? was there an immediate breakout? want to go on. want to be with mike. mike. take us where we can go pick. >> up you get to paris or can be declared to be stuck for months. so that was obsessed frightening as my pluripotent up and lend and it took us hours to get through security. >> the process is a slow and print new security checks brand-new security checks. very thorough, very deep very intense. it is turning two hours and hours to prepare a single plane. >> all of the new procedures had got into effect. every piece of luggage, all of the nail clippers had to be confiscated. rex here we are on the school bus amiri 136 hours after we first got to the airports. and we are about to board this lovely air france 747 bound probably for paris. maybe newark. if we get lucky precooked heat person was met with a piece of luggage but some we

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want to jump in paris, go ahead. well, because now they say that all the sanctions in worker, you know, the russian economy is incorrectly. we work in the long term. how do they know that he way should we trust that we would? i mean the problem of having the smart people in charge, i dont know you since you think how big for example, we used to be somebody was writing children's book is no training academy says things like, oh, all companies are going to be banker. they were just not self or why. okay, so your big, she doesn't know what happens. okay. they're not going to come in and they say they're going to give money. but with us when they come from, they're going to print more money than printing money or, or his tax is $1.00 of these things are going to solve the fact that their lack of energy and the lack of energy comes. i mean, where did you close? where did these told the, the nuclear energy industry, i mean in transit, the cleans managed to kill one of the most, that lands and technology dead world. since y

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back then, paris was very much not known for fashion. the french were about as stylish as a crock wearing a fanny pack. madrid was the faction capital of the world. thanks to their tiny tapases they could fit into the sample sizes. everything changed for france when louie xiv. louie wanted the threads to show it. for him, fashion was essential to the monarchy's prestige. no one wants to be execute bide a guy wearing cargo shorts. his obsession built up the textile industry and soon turned paris into the world center of fashion, which by default, made it the world center of cocaine and bitchy gossip as well. it was under louie that france established the idea of showing fall designs in the spring and spring designs in the fall. so you can thank him for that trendy coat you're wearing in august. oh, who knew faux fur was so hot? france continued to dominate the fashion industry for centuries until world war ii, when paris was under german occupation. this grinded their fashion influence to a halt because, "a," no one could come to paris to

♪ >> welcome to "life in paris." world news and analysis from "france 24." . these are the headlines. ukrainian forces say their counteroffensive took more ground over the past 24 hours as russia responded with strikes on some of the recaptured areas. civilians being targeted, as well as retaking ground. while the russians in the north, ukraine has taken over 500 square kilometers in the south. more on that to come. scotland pays its last respects to queen elizabeth. the late queen's coffin will be taken to london on tuesday to lie in state. charles the third addressed the scottish parliament for the first time as king. alcaraz wins the u.s. open at the age of 19. . the spanish tennis player becomes the new world number one, the youngest ever, and will be a major force in the sport for years to come. this is "live from paris." ♪ mark: thank you very much for being with us. below to near zelenskyy says his resources -- his forces have taken territory this month. ukraine is accusing russia of targeting civilians, in the strike back against kyiv's capture. ther

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okay, well, let me go to rachel and paris. maybe i missed something over there at preceding years, but did anybody a vote on what john is claims that the european leadership wants because there seems to be such a glaring democracy deficit when it comes to their goals. i don't that i never see here are a goals, it's their goals. rachel, now, nobody voted for these bureaucrats, and they're the ones who are pushing this unelected policy down all of our throats . and all you need to know is what german 4 i minister and alina bear box, said it added democracy, conference of all things in prague or just a couple of weeks ago when she was talking about ukraine. and she said, you know, regardless of what the german people think i am fully committed and i am going to, yes, i'm going to continue support them. meanwhile, germans are worried about paying their energy bills each month and they're wondering how they're going to get through the winter with the energy crunch. and this is transpiring all across the block and have, you know, ce

, hospital workers demonstrating in paris last week to demand better pay and conditions. the latest in a series of protests by public sector workers in france. now trade unions want to increase pressure on the french government. they've called for nationwide stripe to demand highest salaries and an end to the government's pension reform plans. this railway union representative says people are fed up and inflations making things worse, reported of, unquote, we are in a turn, a social situation. workers are angry about the cost going on. they see big companies making reco profits refusing to re salaries. so going into the streets feels like the only way to try and force them to increase or pay. the french government says it's doing all that he can to shield people from inflation. it's kept energy bills for consumers, offered financial help to poor a households. and is considering a pay rise for teachers, but it is standing firm on his controversial pension reform plan. so, but we're starting to get out of the system in which the same job doesn't guarantee the same pension,

this is live from paris. ♪ thank you for being with us. the latest on ukraine. the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog says conditions at the plant in ukraine are not sustainable. a new report says areas close to reactors were damaged by attacks. they are warning of an urgent need for measures to prevent a nuclear accident. they are calling for a security zone to be set up. reporter: speaking before the un security council, iaa director struck a tone of urgency. >> we are aying with fire. something very catastrophic could take place. this is why, in our report, we are proposing the establishment of a nuclear safety and security protection zone limited to the perimeter and plant itself. reporter: the address follows hours after the release of a report by the iaa, experts investigating the plant have found extensive damage at the facility, including the building that houses fresh nuclear fuel and the storage unit for radioactive waste. the watchdog says it i concerned r the opations going over. -- going forward. >> subject to high stress and pressure is not sustainable and could lead t

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this is "live from paris." ♪ thank you very much for being with us. inspectors from the international atomic energy agency are set to remain in europe's biggest nuclear site. the physical integrity has been violated by the russian invasion in the words of the head of the united nations nuclear watchdog as he left the power station. he said his team will be staying in place for the nextew days at least. the visit is aimed at helping avoid a nuclear accident at the site. there has already been a number of near misses. >> after spending several hours at the site, the iaea chief and some of those of his delegation leave the nuclear plant in ukraine. the team of nuclear experts arrived earlier thursday to inspect europe's largest nuclear plant. the group was able to collect key information from the site. >> i saw a lot, and i have my people there. i was able to tour the whole site. i went into the units. i could visit themergency systems, the diesel generators, the different parts. >> the mission comes amid growing fears of a radiation disaster as kyiv and

you want to go shape with the berlin, paris, and out wrong. very interesting where we have ga maloney which sash isn't the russian but deep now she's not. so that's another different equation in europe. and in the us, we have a matter of what a month and a half. we have the dams being expelled from capitol hill, essentially. so they're going to have to negotiate with republicans in congress. that's another story. completely different story and their margin. so to maneuver of course, we'll see they're going to have a link duck teleprompter reader present. so in these next one months to 2 months, the whole game is going to change. in fact, including the possibility of the step back track that we'll see that these, these back channels that are now back in the case in business day, could find some accommodating way. we all know there's not, there's not going to be any a couple days because yeah, the russians have explicitly said this is a do or die affair. it's the new world order at stake in gilbert i. when i was up in saint petersburg during the

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okay do something to free here from this prison in paris because guess what the chances of her being executed. we're really really good. they're really high. so, you know if this wasn't a joke, this wasn't just some slap on the wrist. this was a serious thing. okay, so the uncle police in the road to let it go well. the problem is monroe james monroe is in a really tough bind. okay, he's in a tough bind because as an ambassador, he can't really make these crazy waves. you're just starting off as a country. you can't like, you know, go over there and start making these giant waves and say oh you got to release this and making noise demands. he had to walk this tight line. okay, and so what do you do you want to help out the wife of your friend? who's probably my likely be executed you want to help her out, but what you can what can you do? well, this is where elizabeth comes in. okay, so you can imagine this young woman in france with all this new stuff all this new sites and sound, you know, probably a little scared a little intimidated. well, what does she do? okay at the time there

and let me go to going to go to paris john, i mean, how do you explain that? i mean, i agree with everything that michael just said there and, but i thought europe in america were comrades in arms and it comes to their proxy war against russia. but, you know, the, the, the, the 2 players to get the short end of the stick are obviously ukraine and europe. but, you know, in europe, this seems to continue to cow to washington when it's not in there, no interest whatsoever. is there any explanation for that? go ahead in paris. i want to emphasize, you know, a bio flies and there was a good one. is it that the ball brimming? was that the dish and like to the media? and then with the news.