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We note that king charles has pretty good french and we look forward to him speaking in english and french at the senate tomorrow. They make their way no under the Arc De Triomphe for the formal part of this ceremony. It will contain seven elements. Wreath laying, flame lighting, a fly past to finish, National Anthems will play and there will be solemn, poignant moments as they remember those who have fallen in world war i and world war ii and a reminder of the shared history and bones between france and the united kingdom. There are fourformer there are four former president s here. God save ...

Elaine thanks. to. start figuring it takes on t.w. . told players. play play play play. this is live from berlin germany feeling the heat over a planned gas pipeline with russia the u.s. and france pressure berlin to rethink a new gas flame from russia we asked the chairman of the upcoming munich security conference if this threat could reach a breaking point for old allies also coming up vital food and medicine

>> reporter: 80-year-old myla nordike saw not one but nine nuclear explosions. he helped run project plow share, a program in the 1950s, '60s and '70s to find peaceful, practical solutions for low-radiation nuclear devices. >> the tremendous energy of the peaceful atom. >> reporter: you see what's going on in the gulf did it sort of come into your mind this is a perfect use for some sort of a small nuclear device? >> oh, it certainly did and of course, knowing that the russian also done it a number of times brought it to the top of my attention. >> reporter: that's right, the russians, who suc...

This well had been burning nonstop for three years. >> they said the gas flame was so high, it could be seen 50 miles away. >> reporter: watch as the nuclear device detonates. a shock wave rattles the earth, moments later, the flame extinguishes and the well is finally sealed. >> the shock wave would initially melt the rock and then it would crush the rock and then it would compress the rock so it would be compressed completely shut. >> there really isn't any certainty that doing this kind of a detonation under the water and in this particular geologic situation would work. >> reporter: a nucl...