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why go to cannes? >> to raise money.h people who -- they talk but like you're not there. you know, i mean they have to. because you're producing the movie and you're starring in the movie. so jimmy is sitting there saying, "how much money would you give us for movie with alec?" and they're sitting there going, "not very much money, no." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and you're in a room, like, wait, i'm me. >> you're sitting in the room going, "yeah, they're talking about me." >> jimmy: alec baldwin, yeah. >> they're like, "yeah, yeah, we wouldn't give you very much money to make a movie about you." >> jimmy: with you starring in it. you've got a lot of great people in this movie. i know scorsese's in it. >> polanski, scorsese. the movie an homage to cannes and great films. and then inside of it is jimmy and i running around and selling the movie. >> jimmy: it premieres monday at 9 p.m. at hbo. >> hbo. >> jimmy: i want you to come back, stay tuned, everybody, we unearthed some old clips of an old tv show -- >> no. >> jimmy: --

today we're here to talk about "blue is the warmest color," winner of the palme d'or at this years cannes. we've all just seen it. liz, what did you think? - for me, this film is a triple threat because it's french, it's three hours long, and it's about lesbians. so, i'm in it - like, this is my kind of movie. the filmmaker took the time to really immerse you in this world; there were scenes where any other studio, any other filmmaker would've cut it in half, and we just lingered on these shots that a lot of directors wouldn't have the confidence to linger on. - yea. well, it didn't feel like three hours, but it did drag a little bit, at times. it's interesting. it's based off of a french graphic novel, and also, the writer/dirctor chose to incorporate parts of a story that he had always been really excited about into this story. and, here we have this three hour film about a young girl who is finding her sexuality, and, uh...it's quite a film. - the author of the graphic novel actually didn't like the movie... for various reasons. - oh really? it kinda doesn't surprise me, i mean...it's

the coming hours maybe days we wait to hear more reaction from the netherlands thanks for going to cannes and reminder as well the culture with the details of the russia greenpeace standoff to following the attempt to greenpeace to board that optical platform on a web site out to dot com. right to see. the search string. and i think the true. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. could be empty. chinese money is flooding the e.u. and snapping up iconic european firms as beijing's business savvy elite tries to move in on companies it considers to be civilian developers to look at some of the bigger deals that have happened in the last couple of years back in two thousand and ten you may recall a chinese car maker flush with money decided rather than the competing against valvo it was in trouble at the time thought it would buy it that's one also in january last year one of germany's premier concrete makers also fell to beijing's rich list same two for italian yacht builder ferretti that was snapped up by a company controlled by the communist regime and just three weeks later french fash

. >> but many do notice the ad, including the judges at the cannes film festival. who awarded the bronze lion for advertising. >> i've been making films for 20 years and always wanted to get into the cannes film festival. then did this little video with benzo, produced it. 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 camera 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, the insane amount of work in it. >> when "caught on camera: viral videos, how? what? why?" continues. how that feels. copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trou

ridley scott amenza con competir con tom hansk, también jackas y una película francesa aclamada en cannese todo, casa esplendida, bella novia, negocio, pero su arrogancia lo lleva a cometer un gran error, tornando su vida en catástrofe >>en jackass un abuelo tendra que cruzar el país para llevara su nieto donde su padre, tras encarcelamiento de la madre, en la travesía expondrá al niño a diferentes hechos. comedia delirante. >>en este filme, una adolescente, adele, sueña con enamorarse, pero encuentra el amor en ema. las fantasias se volveran realidad. >>y seguimos con estrenos de cine independiente, no olvide visitar la seccion cines >>muchas gracias, daniela. se acerca noche de brujas es halloween el traje que un padre confeccinó para su hija ha causado revolucion en redes sociales. >>jacky que haras en noche de brujas quedarte en casas? >>si, ahí estamos a la segura. bueno, se anticipa el fin de semana, también las bajastemperaturas, ya les comentamos tras la pausa. pero también queremos s ♪. ♪. bueno, ya lo dijimos y lo volvemos a repetir, sigan sacando abrigos del closet porque las t

they can boo t they boo films in cannes.n it was over, i thought, hey this can go either way. >> what was the emotion? >> a lot of response, positive response, went on for a long time. eight, nine minutes. you couldn't leave, you couldn't go anywhere. and i just wasn't prepared for that. >> it was magic? >> yeah, it was. >> all is lost in theaters now. the oscars, march 2nd. >>> renee is joining me now. up against robert redford's new movie today brad pitt's new one "the counselor." >> the cast, a who's who in hollywood. >> i need you to be sure you're locked n >> with brad, you have it guy, michael face bender, javier bardem and cameron diaz in a nice cast. >> i thoughts that you have the most brilliant scenes in the script. many brilliant scenes. >> hard to argue with him on in that one. i want to check out johnny knoxville's "bad grandpa." looks funny, right? okay, well, now it is already one of the most watched music videos of all time, miley's "wrecking ball" video. but there's one scene that all of the crew on set told

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one day he asked if i wanted to go to this place in cannes and put my feet in a fishbowl where fish eat your dead skin, and i did. it is a fad that is happening everywhere. but you havee it? heard of it. tavis: this show is going off the rails. we are talking to bryan offstage here. >> it was so wild and fun. tavis: what does it feel like when a fish is eating your dead skin? >> you put your feet into this tank and they all start nibbling at you. at first it is in same. after a while you get used to it. i was trying to do experiments to see if i dip them in even more, do they all go to like the next area. it was crazy. tavis: is this something you would ever do again? >> no, i did it once. i don't think i would do it you could get the same thing with a scrub brush. [laughter] tavis: i am almost out of time, and i could do this for hours. by your own admission, you have these low swings and these upswings. how do you inhale? how do you live in this moment with all this going on? >> i like that question. the way that i am inhaling these days is with no help, with the love of my kids and m

. >> a tea party ca candidate cann a presidential primary because of how the republicans have set up their nomination contest is that fair? >> that is fair and a big problem for chris christie. they look at him embracing and locking arms with president obama. he was the govenor -- chris christie and charlie chris. >> he embraced president obama early in the term. >> and he got thrown out of the party. >> he was thrown out of the party. he embraced the antichrist. >> how does chris christie respond when people say hey you are too close to the democrats. and you should be towing the party line and how does he deal with that criticism. >> he ticks off the ways he has been a conservative govenor. he spoke to the pro life rally. and he rejected funding tore for planned parenthood. he vetoed a couple of gun bills. he fills in a lot of boxes that conservatives would want. almost all of the boxes. just some of the optics like that incident with obama that didn't fare well for him. he would say before that he was romney's number one surrow gat. disgat -- surrogate and i was te speaker of the

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all the girls will be like, why can't you propose like cann nay? i'm happy for him. >> in san jose, kpix5. >> and this just in, she is at the concert tonight. >> that's provide by an eyewitness account. >> juliette goodrich saw them driving by. >> i'm half blinded by the ring. >> bottom line, it's all about the glamour. isn't it always? >> that's how you live your life. >> it has gotten ken bastida this far. >> it's all about the fog. fog coming back in tomorrow. it will be a foggy start. we can't buy ourselves a drop of rain. three out of the past 119 days of seeing rain fall. it will be a foggy start. foggy, 46, and napa and santa rosa 44. to north bay where that fog will get dense. less than a quarter visibility throughout the morning rush. you might want to leave five or ten minutes earlier so you can be safe, or even marin county. with that dense fog advisory. we'll take you up to marin. morning fog, amp sunshine. cool for this time of year. 65 and more coming up on thursday with a high of 64 degrees. talk about the setup in the atmosphere. we

that really cann move, and it's bringing a lot of the same conditions in the same area.e have a ridge to the east. that's bringing in warmer temperatures. i'll tell you that in a second. first let's go the north-west and see what is happening. for seattle, it's been nice. you've been on the coast. we expect to see conditions deteriorating over the next day or so, towards parts of nevada - a mix of rain and snow. snow getting heavier, and on the coast we see freeze warnings across the area. this is what it looks like for you, seattle. we'll see a nice day on wednesday, by the time we get to the weekend it will start to rain. temperatures will be down to 50 degrees. down towards the south-west of arizona, and new mexico, it's the rain. colorado, in the west - that is where you'll see the heavy snow. we expect it see 6-8 inches over the next day. for los angeles, starting out at 69 and temperatures warming up to 76 by the time we get towards saturday. texas - a change in your forecast. a lot of the moisture streaming in towards the central part. that means you are going to

. >> if the insurers decided to downgrade or cannes cancel the plans, under the law they have to replace it with affordable coverage. >> now, secretary sebelius said she did not know contractors wanted a delay in that october 1st launch, but earlier here on capitol hill, contractors testified that they informed cms, the so-called quarterback of the website that is under the department of health and human services, that the website was not ready. anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, extending the stimulus and big profits for facebook. wendy gillette is in the new york stock exchange. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the fed acknowledged they will buy $85 billion a month in bonds to keep interest rates low and encourage borrowing and spending. some experts expect they'll slow the program by early next year. wall street reacted negatively to the fed's conclusion that they still need help. the dow tumbled nearly 62 points while the nasdaq shed almost 22. >>> after the closing bell facebook revealed its third quarter revenue

said it is only natural that it be up into directors -- that he begin into four-time winners of the cannes film festival. >> it is natural that there is this recognition, these awards for two of the greatest directors in the united states today. >> france's order of arts and letters was established in 1957, of which commander is the highest. previous americans include bob dylan, clint eastwood, and bruce willis. ♪ >> hello and welcome to the week in america. coming of the show the bombings from 1998. also, what happens when young people travel to brazil to meet the pope or fees to go home. but first, when he was first elected, many had hoped u.s. president barack obama would be able to bridge the divide between america's republicans and democrats. after five years with the obama administration, the country is still very much polarized. the latest example being the battle in washington. george and he takes a look at the winners and losers of the u.s. government shutdown. >> his speech at the u.s. senate has quotes from children's books to my phrase from a hamburger brand, and an imitation o

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history he's going to cannes there with the demonstrators. people gathered here on the anniversary of the signing of the patriot act twelve years ago they say that was the day when in the name of fighting terror their rights were taken away from them against the tradeoff between security and liberty between security and privacy and they say it is a trade off also people here say that they are tired of lies that the government has been telling to cover up their mass spying year ago the director of national intelligence james clapper said no when asked whether the n.s.a. was collecting data on millions of americans edward snowden's revelations of course confirmed that was a lie in the latest i've heard was that just within a month the n.s.a. spied on more than one hundred and twenty four billion phone calls worldwide means that every single person on earth is facing the risk of being caught up in the n.s.a. dragnet what people here why they demand a meaningful surveillance law they came here with a petition with more than five hundred thousand

is going to cannes investigates. u.s. intelligence officials speaking anonymously of course say they're not concerned that al qaeda affiliated groups in syria are shifting some of their focus from toppling bashar al saw it to launching external operations against the west one u.s. lawmaker pointed out that's exactly what happened even ganesan which led to nine eleven they are now focused on fighting assad but very soon they'll be focused on something else we have michael maloof here a former pentagon official with me mr maloof where are the. groups headed in your opinion the. forces that are there. are now attempting to look at syria in the long term to be under a caliphate and they're spreading throughout the entire region when you look at a map of the whole area stream from the arabian peninsula. all the way across north africa and into the margaret right. at the foot of southern europe and that is. the strategy is to ultimately move into europe according to various estimates more than ten thousand committed members are

where you were blood to cannes and democrats i think is the way you referred to them before they absolutely were blood democrats that was my last book previous to this one on the j.f.k. murder it was called no more gangs in government and that's what i stand for the abolishment of political parties and we could do it one simple way why did they put a political party on the ballot just put the maimane that's done for a reason it makes it still the electorate electorate doesn't have to educate themselves if you're liberal you go in and look for democrat if you're conservative you go in and look for the word republican you don't even have to know who the candidates are let's skip out parties off the ballot and just put the candidates names down then the people have to educate themselves of what is john smith stand for such a governor one last question here you you start in the movie predator with arnold shorts a nigger and carl weathers that movie famously produced two governors what is it about the movie that produced such a gubernatorial success and why wasn't karl weathers able to capitaliz

congressional attorney and host of the inside scoop and i was also joined by jennifer achi director at the cannes grassroots political consulting thank you so much thank you. well it has been a less than twenty four hours since the government shutdown and already we are seeing the physical effects from this political stalemate the beloved panda cam has now gone dark national parks are kicking visitors out and the us goes on for a look at the most visible signs of the government shutdown right here in the heart of the controversy here's artie's was wall. it's day one of a government shutdown it comes after lawmakers here failed to come up with a short term spending bill to fund the government now roughly eight hundred thousand federal workers are out of a job washington is feeling the pain it's really frustrating for the american people and for myself to see you know our government be so inefficient local businesses say they're getting worried we depend on the government here especially for this business and we have a lot of agencies around here so we're just going to turn a little quiet around he

congressional attorney and the host of the inside scoop and i was also joined by daniel for director at the cannes grassroots political consulting thank you so much thank you all right will it has been less than twenty four hours since the government shutdown and already we are seeing physical effects from this political stalemate national parks are kicking visitors out and that's not all the beloved panda cam has gone dark but don't worry the time magazine staff has your need for the panda pictures covered as a result of the panda shutdown the staff has a live stream of its own going until the real panda cam comes back on the staff promise to keep the feed going and to feed and occasionally hug the panda companion for our own entertainment on the internet but for a look at some of the other signs of the government shutdown right here in d.c. here's our tease wall. it's day one of a government shutdown it comes after lawmakers here failed to come up with a short term spending bill to fund the government now roughly eight hundred thousand federal workers are out of a job washington is feeling the p

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voteand decided to fund essential services in government, they cannot capitulate at this time, they cann cannot wave a white flag, okay, senate, we're already $17 trillion in debt, okay, go ahead you can have your blank check and go ahead and bankrupt this great country of ours. so number one, the republicans have to stand strong and not give in. >> where does this end, though, because we have got this shutdown now for 12, 13 days. >> where does it end? it ends in places like this where people are telling leaders that they better get their priorities straight. like no, you don't shut down our world war ii memorial and keep the president's golf course open at the same time. you don't make the stupid decisions that stick it to the people because the people are being used as pawns. our government is to be working for us. you guys hired the politicians, they work for you, so it ends when the people's voice is loud enough to be heard all throughout washington, d.c. so that they'll listen to us. >> some of the republicans in the senate, the more moderate ones, the way they're being described.

a new crop of films, recently "the lunch box" drew rave reviews at festivals like cannes and attracted the public back home. films have been around for years. film makers can easily meet their organizers. >> with the internet we put it out there. the audiences finds us. we sense that distributours don't mind. >> at this year's mumbai film festival audiences like an alternative to bollywood. >> bollywood are very plastic and ironed out and very away from reality. more of a dreamy kind of thing. >> you don't really need song and dance. but i think it's time the way the song and dance is done. the audience. >> interest and line-up in non-bollywood films are growing. that is driven by the internet and exposure to international films. film critics say don't expect the indian musical to lose its top billing in the indian film industry. >> in the u.s. or europe - it has an audience of its own. that will remain here as well. >> back at the theatre the chance of a small budget non-bollywood movie making it big or bigger is encouraging more independent film making. >> there's no excuse not to ma

republican 2016 candidates will be pledging to his organization like every major republican cann candidate did. the russian in tomorrow's event will be in subtitles. present and future, of the republican party, kissing the ring. everybody will know they signed with the conservative movement traveling to russia egging them on to step up their campaign to deep strivect destroy gay people's lives because family values. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. have a great night. >>> it's been a big day in the republican party hostage taking with the am scanerican economy. after releasing the first hostage, the debt ceiling. tonight they are getting ready to release the other hostage and reopen the government. ten days of the government being shut down. >> day ten of the shutdown. >> feels longer than that. >> seven days to go before we hit our heads on the debt ceiling. >> is there any way out of this mess. >> there should be a short term deal. >> temporary increase in the debt ceiling. >> six week clean extension of the debt limit. >> we cannot waste any mr. time. >> there

the second-largest city in kenya and the district in the largest city of cannes and not only contained somalis but there is substantial support within those areas for al-shabaab. >> i would not say substantial. kenyan authorities say so but kenyans are concerned about refugee camp and have been hosting it for 20 years and perhaps in their self-interest. >> i yield back. >> colonel paul cook of california, thank you. >> because of recent events i will ask this question. any indication that they could have access to chemical weapons from any source? >> i am not aware of any. >> it would be a major game changer if they could develop something like that in terms of spreading terror? quite frankly i expected something a long time ago and nothing from here. >> nothing i am aware of. i would point to other groups where we have seen efforts, with a chemical program right now, but not here. >> i am worried about sarin and some of the other things and maybe some of their allies that might not have it now but in the future get access to that. sold weapons that were used in the attack, primarily s

all the republican 2016 candidates will be pledging to his organization like every major republican cann russian in tomorrow's event will be in subtitles. present and future, of the republican party, kissing the ring. everybody will know they signed with the conservative movement traveling to russia egging them on to step up their campaign to deep strivect destroy gay people's lives because family values. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. have a great night. >>> it's been a big day in the republican party hostage taking with the am scanerican economy. after releasing the first hostage, the debt ceiling. tonight they are getting ready to release the other hostage and reopen the government. ten days of the government being shut down. >> day ten of the shutdown. >> feels longer than that. >> seven days t

we twisted it around with pea cannes.? >> it was studied philosophy at berkeley. it was something to me that was great foundation for being a cook. >> interesting. >> cooking is about being true authentic, real. i fell in love with food and just that magic that happens at the table and restaurants and so one thing led to another. i moved to france and fell in love with cooking. >> i love that you fell in love with food through your family too. >> my dad was a surgeon and we traveled. i remember meals in new orleans as a kid and even here in new york, four seasons when i was 8 years old for the world fair. so there's that excitement of a restaurant kind of blended with my other grand parnltparents who had a farm. that love of the land is kind of my -- you know part of my heft too. >> after going to france and going to california you worked at the legendary restaurant out there. you made your way back to alabama in the '80s and you really changed the cooking scene down there. >> well, you know it was great to have that visi

we twisted it around with pea cannes. studied philosophy at berkeley. it was something to me that was great foundation for being a cook. >> interesting. >> cooking is about being true authentic, real. i fell in love with food and just that magic that happens at the table and restaurants and so one thing led to another. i moved to france and fell in love with cooking. >> i love that you fell in love with food through your family too. >> my dad was a surgeon and we traveled. i remember meals in new orleans as a kid and even here in new york, four seasons when i was 8 years old for the world fair. so there's that excitement of a restaurant kind of blended with my other grand parnltparents who had a farm. that love of the land is kind of my -- you know part of my heft too. >> after going to france and going to california you worked at the legendary restaurant out there. you made your way back to alabama in the '80s and you really changed the cooking scene down there. >> well, you know it was great to have that vision of what

we showed you the photo of chris cox, a south carolina man, he grabbed his lawn mower an garbage cannesstand shoulder to shoulder with the national park service. i to encourage americans around the country to come together. >> this 45-year-old chainsaw skullt tore, he says he bought it at home depot for $100, he got a leaf blower, the park police have encouraged him to stop his work. he is doing this there is a million mile watch in washington. he wants to make sure the grounds look good. >> hats off. >>> trending from the "wall street journal." do you know we are in the golden age of tv shows we spend hours watching a single show, binge watching. it's important forever for shows to have a catchy theme. >> with that in mind, it is throwback thursday, guys, so we are sharing some of our favorite tv theme songs of all times. i will start with myself. here it is. the jeffersons [ music playing ] >> weezy. >> i love that song. it makes you feel great. matt, the very catchy theme song is? >> nobody will know it. you can tell me if you know the show. [ music playing ] >> what is that show? >>

and remember the cig and a half cannes is yesterday speaker boehner's plan would just extend the debtix weeks while they talked about reopening the government, doing other things with the budget. today we're told the new and improved house republican plan does what the senate republican plan does in some ways, by doing both, extending the debt ceiling but also reopening the government, something the president says has to happen, and if you listen closely to what democratic and republican leaders are saying, they're both now talking about cooperation. take a listen. >> negotiated over debt ceilings for 50 years, never had a default. so let's put this hysterical talk of default behind us and instead start talking about finding solutions to the problems. >> reopen the government. let's pay our nation's bills, and then let's negotiate a sensible budget solution that secures our country's long-term fiscal means. >> reporter: now, why are they moving? well, look, both parties are feeling some political pressure right now. you look at this nbc news/"wall street journal" poll this morning, it

eye cannes could have paid more to put the capital.to get paid out with everybody else. so no appraisal rights. that deal, by the way, is calmed down. ets call it november 1st is the actual are close on the leveraged buyout of del. >> as for the other news involving mr. icahn this week, well, it was apple. to look back and think a little bit about his request for a $150 billion buyback and borrowing of a similar amount, it is a staggering ask one would have to at least surmise here. i mean, take a look at all of the investment grade issuance that's been done of any size over the last, i don't know, many years. if you add up the nine largest bond issuances by investment grade companies, the nine largest, and that's including the one that just took place at verizon, you still don't get to $150 billion. i mean, i know the bond market is over for business but that would be -- size is not even -- it's hard to contemplate something of that action, not to mention going into the market where you're successful in raising that amount of money in

we showed you the photo of chris cox, a south carolina man, he grabbed his lawn mower an garbage cannesoulder to shoulder with the national park service. i to encourage americans around the country to come together. >> this 45-year-old chainsaw skullt tore, he says he bought it at home depot for $100, he got a leaf blower, the park police have encouraged him to stop his work. he is doing this there is a million mile watch in washington. he wants to make sure the grounds look good. >> hats off. >>> trending from the "wall street journal." do you know we are in the golden age of tv shows we spend hours watching a single show, binge watching. it's important forever for shows to have a catchy theme. >> with that in mind, it is throwback thursday, guys, so we are sharing some of our favorite tv theme songs of all times. i will start with myself. here it is. the jeffersons [ music playing ] >> weezy. >> i love that song. it makes you feel great. matt, the very catchy theme song is? >> nobody will know it. you can tell me if you know the show. [ music playing ] >> what is that show? >> not the