then we got an even bigger response at cannes. the audience and there is a tough audience.ow they will walk out on you. they don't like american films too well. i am not knowing what to expect again. and when the film got over, it was unbelievable, the tremendous response that we got from the french audience. i am not exaggerating, for 15 minutes they stood up, applauded, whistled, shouted, through balloons in the air with amazement and joy. >> you have these different audiences that you just described. what do you think that all of these human beings have in common? >> and they relate to love, resiliency, toughness. camaraderie. how these people stick together under the worst circumstances. anybody around the world can relate to these things. they love the strength that these people have. tavis: and you have kids? how do your acting chops come and -- you would do anything for your baby in the film. you would do anything for her, but you are tough on her. she is only six, how did you get into character in terms of their relationship with this girl i assume is nothing like t

for 20 years and always wanted to get into the cannes film festival.nd did this little video and it won an award at cannes. >>> coming up, an earthshaking boy meets girl story. >> we shot about 2,355 photos. >> with a cool twist on one of the oldest tricks in the book. >> so many photos. >> speaking of so many photos -- >> people don't know if it's fake or if it's real and if it's real, an insane amount of work in it. >> when "caught on camera: viral videos, who, what, why" continues. t there. t there. - one serving of cheese is the size of four dice. one serving of cereal, a baseball. and one serving of fruit, a tennis ball. - you know, both parties agree. our kids can be healthier... the more you know. >>> hey, guys, thank you for checking on my latest video. this project is probably the craziest i've ever done. >> it's a simple boy meets girl story told in a really unusual way. >> this is sort of like when you have some magical fantasy of a photograph coming to life. and it's people playing with their cameras. so the story line is also about the sor

cannes says he had no idea the ipad belonged to jobs or was even stolen until police showed up at his mcfarland is scheduled to go to court on monday. >>> thousands of smart phones are stolen every year with our private information inside. now a silicon valley startup has a way to find your phone, along with the person who took it. our business and tech reporter scott budman solves the victory. >> you're looking at surveillance video of someone's smart phone being stolen. but now there's an even better way to track a stolen phone, trustgo, a mobile security start up has a kind of candid camera, software that shoots a photo of the thief while the thief tries to use your phone. it's complex software, but what it does comes down to this. you see the thief and find out where your phone is at the same time. it's kind of sneaky, too. >> it's taking a picture in the background, we have muted the sound so that the thief doesn't know that this has happened. but we make sure that we get that picture. >> reporter: with so much of our lives kept on our phones and tablets, mobile security is growi

who are the big winners at this year's cannes the ticket holders who thronged to events like never before certainly the smaller countries like jamaica who have dominated the bigger track events, certainly the british despite predictions of transport and security chaos delivered as successful games and finished up in the medal standings to. >>> the small islands of 60 million people taking third place behind country's five and 10 times our size. >>> another big winner london mayor boris johnson whose high wire act not an olympic sport he made the political weather here and the other kind here. >>> the last few days we turn the thermostat upper we have special techniques we cannot reveal our techniques suffice to say they're available on the market for reasonable price. >>> the olympics not reasonably priced and with the closing ceremonies for two wins wars recessions and revolutions compete with the great olympic distraction now it is over the athletes go home back to reality and so does everyone else. mark phillips cbs news london.

. - oh, i'm like a scott cann- jamie kennedy combo doggie then. - jamie kennedy, maybe.that experience. [cell phone rings] - hello? [whispers] it's alice. okay, let's talk. what's the vig to get in on your game? - why aren't you here yet? [snaps fingers] - why aren't we where yet? - oh, christ, you're at the old offices, aren't you? we moved offices over the weekend. it's all i've talked about for weeks. - guys, we moved offices. - oh, yeah, i totally forgot. - yeah, um, alice... - oh, wait, wait, let me-- hey, alice, so we're done with the old office, right? we're never going back? - yeah, never. now, get your asses over here and get to work, please. - okay, thanks, alice. you sound like you're looking good today. [pounding rock music] oh, yeah! [all shouting] - ♪ destroy ♪ destroy - i feel like i'm at a garth brooks show. - kick it. he's talented. [all shouting] [laughter] [cell phone rings] - hello? oh, hey, alice. how are you? what's up? - hey, if you're still at the office, can you let the inspector in? he's locked out. i don't want to piss him off and not get the $

richard fired back in an interview with radio talk- show host john in cannes in march.e have a very aggressive well-organized well funded and an ira terrorists. that is supporters and many of them showed up in a fishing game commission meeting when the controversy erupted. >>> and here to support- richard i think this whole thing is shameful and ask him to step down in recent weeks commissioner richardson has become the target of a modern- day witch hunt. a group of republicans of the state capital even sure a letter in support of richards. even then to the voices of the critics from correct avenue some on down wanted richards to step down. should be in opposition. it should be somebody cares about the management animals. a bay area council is one of the highest breast cancer rates in the world the new theory about vitamin d. the ducks is making major step into the future how you'll be able to pick your drink just by same name. >>> i would probably take a darker wash. find her jeans and just want to try the high-tech dressing room that scans your body and tells you what

person -even a teenager -- canne make a difference. >> for "teen kids news," i'm sam. >> that's it fortion of "teen kids news." >> thanks for watching. see you next week. please sir, i want some more. more? well he did say please... please and thank you.

the cannes boat show is traditionally where the globe's top yacht makers go to show off their latest offerings and back in september two thousand and eight the international team of timmerman yachts got validation of their hard work at the glitzy affair the recognition came for their thirty three meter light ice class vessel of course it was enjoyed success with moscow shipyard showing the award with its partners into naval architects in quito to design. those are mostly just play toys for the rich and famous what really interests us here is a new line of multi-purpose craft while merely a little less sexy than making yachts they're important for the safety of waterways everywhere here a pair of n.p. before teens are under production once completed they'll like the patrol the shorelines or assist in search and rescue operations however here the cream of the crop is still in the early stages. here in front of you you have a unique opportunity to see our general service boat. at the earliest stage of production it's special in that it's made out of pressed panels so the number of welde

way we got into the mess is the number of policy people those of pfizer's to take a chapter from cannes and borrow and spend money. it will be great. those said it will not work because if you put to the surge of spending if you take away his not only have to know it is bad this year but great next year. that did not seem plausible at the time. it is somewhat reminiscent. there was not a democratic senator in that hearing willing to defend the stimulus. i was pretty combatant and nobody argued with me. it is a great opportunity. >> 12 empathize talking about fiscal policy and this book gets deeply into energy and entreprenuership that change can promote growth. thank you for coming. thank you mr. president. pick up your book on the way out. and read it to. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> booktv look at the books that shape in america but we also want to issue an invitation to the what books you think should be included. with the on-line discussion e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. >> host: a new exhibit at the library of congress called books that shaped america. we are taking a s

that's as another scandal concerning the american mission in the country unravels archie is going to cannes has more on that. senior u.s. military officers blew the whistle on horrific conditions at the national military hospital wing tabel they revealed photographs from twenty ten some graphic images showing severely neglected starving patients at the hospital which the u.s. military sponsors and helps oversee witnesses describe the conditions there as quote unquote auschwitz like a no training mission in afghanistan he says the mission's top commander general william caldwell tried to stall the requested investigation into reported abuse and mismanagement at the hospital his first response to me was how could we do this or make this request. with election coming and then he made the really again shocking comment that he calls me bill what does that mean well i took it as you would for it to the president stage moreover a general calls command apparently ordered to destroy any photos and videos from the hospital here's the memo that they issued in september last year it says quote on a soc

that is another scandal concerning the american mission in the country unravels that he's going to cannes got more on that. senior u.s. military officers blew the whistle on horrific conditions at the national military hospital in tabel they revealed photographs from twenty ten some graphic images showing severely neglected starving patients at the hospital which the u.s. military sponsors and helps oversee witnesses describe the conditions there as quote unquote auschwitz like lacking basic necessities like feet and soap the hospital treats afghan military personnel but the mentors are mostly americans one of the whistleblowers colonel mark fassel served as inspector general for the nato training mission in afghanistan he says the mission's top commander general william caldwell tried to stall the requested investigation into reported abuse and mismanagement at the hospital his version response to me was how could we do this or make this request. with election coming and then he made the really. shocking term and he calls me bill. what does that mean i took it. for him to the presumably

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as amtrak announced it wants to spend $7 to double the amount of canns the station accommodate and turn it into a high-speed rail about. -- rail hub. republicanive notnee mitt romney is about up any information mates but.al running president obama speaking today on the campaign trail. the event will be held in connecticut. and he will attend a second in another part of connecticut. houseurns to the white just before midnight tonight. mitt romney appeared on cnn yesterday. when asked if there's any news the vice-presidential front, he said no. the only thing he said was the the republican convention, by that time, a vice presidential candidate will be nominated. the convention kicks off in florida on august 27. it is 77 degrees. >> tilikum good news for drivers. commute will get a little beltway. part of the >> a house stumbles' right into >> walks this video in northern washed away the support under the house recently. by torrentialed in that part of the country. more homes have already washed away. the himalayan hills are more to the floods and landslides during the monsoon which runs

i don't mean the cannes festival.a bunch of tomatoes and it's so easy, done, and it's a centerpiece, but also a conversation piece. >> look, i did it. >> you made something pretty. >> very pretty. >> when it comes to drinks which is a very popular topic on your show. do a signature drink on every single party you do. what happens is you have to offer less. you don't have to do all the wine and all the soda pop. >> my friends won't come. >> welcome to my party, kathie. >> did you stick a do-da in there? >> you get that online. >> that's the cutest thing ever. >> what is the drink you made? >> watermelon punch. enjoy. to your health. >> delicious. >> that's really good. >> this time of year i don't want you to spend money. you have leftover napkins from st. paddy's day, birthday parties. all you have to do is take a glass and swirl them. put muscle into a glass. look at that. it's so beautiful. no one knows they are leftover. >> i don't want to break the glass. >> you're not going to break the glass or break a nail and

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did the cannes jury -- to the economy macro? of course that group. all that growth has stuck at the very top. 1%, 99%, absolutely. so that is story number one if we need to have in mind an understanding why were stopping, why there's so many people having such a tough time. it goes all the way down into people working quite hard and can even get out of poverty. second point in in terms of the story of the situation that we have. this is astonishing increase in the number of people that have incomes below half the poverty line, deep poverty, extreme poverty. 25 million people in that category was 12.6 million at the beginning of this new century. in other words, up by almost 8 million in just 11 or 12 years and double the percentage since 1976. well, what's that all about? largely about the near demise of cash assistance for mothers and children. second story that's largely about mothers and children. , deep poverty. we are now at the point where before welfare websites say reformed, reformed in 1996, 68% and poor families were receiving cash assistan

i'm jon kelley, and i'm laura garcia-cann garcia-cannon. >>> christie smith has the new information for good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is a case that stunned neighbors here in oakland. it came at a time when three young children were shot and killed on the streets in just a matter of months. now police think they may have the key to finding whoever shot and killed a 5 years old boy who died in his father's arms late last year. so now they're asking for the public's help. they're releasing new sketches of what they believe to be the gunman. police say he's an african-american male, 20 to 29 years old, six feet tall, 185 pounds with short black here and brown eyes. they say 9 shooter was with an african-american woman in her 20s, 5'7", 140 pounds with dark hair. police also released surveillance tape of what they think is the gunman's car leaving the scene. they think it is a 2006 to 2009 four-door chevy impala, silver or light in color. it was late december last year when someone shot and killed gabriel martinez jr. as he walked near his parents' taco truck by 5th and inte

cann says he would use the ipad during an act as a clown. his friend had given him the ipad in exchange for a payment of cash to pay for a trip. >> i'm sure somebody is going to -- somebody out there is probably going to make a ton of jokes about this, but for me, it's hard to right now because it's a friend. but it was a friend who made a huge mistake. >> the break in happened earlier this month. you'll remember jobs passed away last fall after a long struggle with cancer. from one gadget to another, are you addicted to your smart phone? admit it. i will. a survey by time magazine found 20% of people check their phones at least once every ten minutes. a lot of folks sleep with their phones. fox's teresa has the numbers. >> how often do you check your phone? >> every day. >> once a day? >> no. >> twice a day? >> more than that. >> a lot. >> let's face it, for most people, this little device controls our lives. minutes quickly turn to hours wasted web browsing, texting, facebooking. for so many, the trusty cell phone has truly become a crippl

ronald reagan had given his star wars speech previous to this march 23rd cannes the teller had come tos alamos to recruit scientists to work and he foundt a very hostile reception from darwin and raviv and others and he said on the plane backs he thought this could be traced back to what happened in 1954 to the oppenheimer case and to his testimony against oppenheimer. this enmity that scientists had for defense projects and at los alamos for him in particular. next slide, please. t like to sort pursue this debate, there is a web site, it's brotherhoodofthebomb.com to read the footnotes can to 81,000 words and i couldn't print allxt of those but put them on the wet site so you can access the miranda download them if he likes to read also documents÷t that pertain to the case especially the documents that haven't surfaced before oppenheimer and chevalier. some photographs that are not in the book that use all and i will update the author notes as time goes on. but that is akaka brotherhood of the bomb. thank you. [applause] questions? >> the question was what was frank oppenheimer doing

the structure of waves, currents, surges, loops of foam, the sheer power of the water breaking over cannentlessness and its strange, fickle, yet maternal beauty. >> brown: another hugely influential figure in the world of cultural criticism, judith crist, died today at age 90. she was a champion of a new generation of american and international directors and actors in the 1960s. and, like robert hughes, she was more than ready with a sharp zinger when she disliked a work. crist wrote for a number of major print organizations, including the "new york herald tribune" and "tv guide." and she was the first regular movie critic on the "today" show, serving there for a decade beginning in 1963. a short time ago, i talked about crist, hughes, and the art of criticism with a.o. scott, chief film critic for the "new york times." >> welcome. let's start with judy woodruff. in your own judith crist in your own field of criticism what will she be most remembered for? >> well, she was for one thing the first woman to serve as a regular cric on a daily newsparthe new york hera trune d had enormous ran

s cannes. >> y mira ahora protagonizado una obra, no solo en estados unidos, en estados unidmÉxico yte parece ricardo?. >> (risas). >> tÚ cantas muy bien las rancheras. >> me gusta. >> y voy ir a tu paÍs a tu mÉxico lindo y querido, me estoy yendo del programa a g a pasarla bien hermano, un abrazo. >> te mando un abrazo y sabes que eres bienvenido aquÍ en televisa espero verte pronto, les deseo a todo el pÚblico qde "despierta amÉrica" que tengan un excelente jueves. >> regresamos contigo mi querido raÚl. >> pero debes terminar con la frase que todo el mundo. >> regreso cÁmaras y micrÓfonos a los estudios. >> ¿a ver cuÁl es?. >> a ver cÁmaras y micrÓfonos al estudio de "despierta amÉrica", raÚl feliz jueves. >> eso y mucho mÁs. >> estaÁn listos muchachos porqe hay mucho de quÉ hablar. >> hay mucho que hablar y quÉ bailar raÚl se acerca "mira quiÉn baila" y ¿quÉ creen?. >> tenemos finalistas del concurso de Únete a la fiebre de "mira quiÉn baila". >> se contagiaron con la fiebre y enviaron su video bailando pasarela de daddy yankee. >> pueden escoger al ganador de una tarjeta electrÓni

the 2006 cannes that congressional mandate forces the service to prepay the retirees' pensions.id >> they say that there will be no impact on employees pay or mail delivery. right not now they are operating on a 1227 they can dollar loan from the treasury. >>darya: this is from miami international airport. agents noticed something strange. there is a woman seemed uncomfortable they say the bomb in seem to be hiding her face and was trembling. she broke down crying and said she had been kidnapped. the time now >>darya: we're going to take a live look right now at wall street. is up 41 points pin. rob black black will be what with us in a few minutes. >> >>mark: of >>rob: . telling us that they added 163,000. but we need wage inflation but that comes from a job creation. right now we are kind of hiding any time we see the cause. the most that important employment report is the one that comes out on friday. we grumble because if it could be 50,000 off one way or the other. this is an inconsistent number. >>mark: let's talk about the ea sports. i love them. the graphics are great. >

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yeah, and on cann, the writ -- cnn, the reporter nodding. come on, it is sugar.ext remake of "willy wonka." we will all be eating broccoli. >> a short look at the event representing personal liberties and gun rights, coming up at 8:00 p.m. tonight. as you may have seen a few minutes ago, we were showing you the news conference from ottawa with stephen harper and angela merkel. some video difficulty. if we can, we will show it to you later in the schedule. >> which is more important, wealth or honor? it is not as said by the victors four years ago, the economy is still a bit. it is the kind of nation we are. it is whether we still possess the wit and determination to deal with many questions, including economic questions, but certainly not limited to the pit of things do not flow from wealth bor poverty. i know this first and in so do you. all things flow from doing what is right. >> look at what has happened. we have the lowest combined rates of unemployment, inflation, and home mortgages in 28 years. [applause] look at what is happening. 10 million new jobs, ove

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