i came to cannes first with antonia. but i will never forget and i'm really thrilled that "howard's end" is being filmed. i will never forget making the film. we were all there. emma and james bilby and tony. >> when he learned which was the right airport in berlin. >> tony, of course, anthony hopkins. >> that was his first flight. hey couldn't remember or told him -- anyway, he got here. >> a wonderful, wonderful time. i said to james wilby don't forget this. just enjoy every minute because it doesn't often happen that you're very happy to be where you are in the film world. you know. [laughter] >> it's so true. >> you mentioned sir anthony hopkins. i heard when you were trying to cast him in the part you had an unusual way of getting him the script? >> yes, a talent editor of his who was working -- we were editing another film "mr. and mrs. bridge," we were in the next editing room and i learned that the sound editor on his film that were putting together -- >> "the silence of the lamb." >> it was "the silence of the l

johnny: y antonia liz cumple 61 que parecen 16.on ustedes. satcha: ¿quÉ el desarrollo socio emocional? hilda: es sencillo. es la capacidad del niÑo de entender e interpretar no sÓlo sus emociones, sino las de los que lo rodean. y poder ajustar esas emociones para poder tener una convivencia adaptativa, aceptable, con eso que lo rodea. eso le va a permitir aprender, enriquecerse de esa experiencia, que es lo que luego le va a ayudar a cooperar, seguir instrucciones, prestar atenciÓn... o sea, la parte socio emocional es tan importante como la inteligencia y el desarrollo fÍsico. satcha: entonces viene ahÍ el reto. uno tiene una idea clara de cÓmo enseÑarle los colores, las formas, los animales... ¿cÓmo podemos asegurarnos de que le estamos enseÑando la manera de interpretar sus emociones y las de los demÁs? hilda: mirÁ, es un continuo, y no hay una receta. pero la manera en que le hablamos a nuestro niÑo, cÓmo lo cargamos, el afecto que le demostramos, y sobre todo las actividades con las que vamos compartiendo, al abrazarlo, al can

participation in the saudi-led coalition bombing camp antonia yemen and worry that the proxy war is going to expand to territory beyond yemen, what's your advice and we would be happy to get mr. donald's advice on u.s. positioning vis-a-vis the growing proxy war, should we be backing the saudi's play, should we be evaluating each conflict on its own merits? >> i think we should be applying the principles of engagement as i said in my opening statement, some instances are going to require that we be there and that we be there militarily. just as a generic manner, i think we need to get closer if we can now to the saudis. they really feel that we don't have their back anymore and they've been a pretty good ally for a long, long time. they've done some things and things that we needed to shut down, yes, and we worked at them both democratic and republican administrations to get them to come off of that behavior and they've come off of it substantially, but they've been a good ally, they are an important ally in the region and feel disaffected with us now and i don't see any reason why we sho