, benny snell del toro, and more, among the ladies starring in the film frances mcdormand and elizabeth mossould not make it but tilda swinton was there. this is the ninth time wes anderson has worked with bill murray. he stars as the editor of a provincial magazine somewhere in france. it's all shot in the southwest city in france. it's a series of vignettes, these extension -- eccentric writers, preparing pieces for the magazine. they seem to center on astronomy, evan card painting. -- avante garde painting. it is a love letter to french culture, very stylish as always with wes anderson films. certainly one that will be successful in cinemas if not a big prizewinner. >> fantastic stuff. the palm d'or. a glut of cinema this year, as ever, i'd expect at cannes. there are additional premiers with nothing at stake in terms of awards but in terms of the prestige, being there. must be a great thing. olivia: absolutely. these are high-profile directors unveiling to work. you have work from andrea arnold, hayes and oliver stone. oliver stone is presenting a documentary in that section, cannes prem

>> they have the backing of moss of the mainstream press and social media. elizabethrease debt over the last 18 months by $5 trillion. the democrats are absolutely dedicated to passing the $3.5 trillion budget which understates the cost of the budget, what they're going to do late and entitlement bills, they're only going to score them of years and we know once and entitlement is in place like ronald reagan said the closest thing to eternal life is a government program, they will never in they understate the long-term cost of the 3.5 trig another bill, the democrats are dedicated to spending money that we don't have and i have to warn every american you will end up paying eafor it increasing inflation to wipeout wages or increase taxes. elizabeth: senator braun is calling an inflation bomb, what is plan b for the other $3.5 trillion bill democrats still want that, will they try to go for that? what is going to happen how do you see this playing out? >> one reason i don't agree with a separate infrastructure bill, i've always thought we need to spend money on infrastru

castle, she had an audience with queen elizabeth and no doubt they had a good chat over a proper cup of tea. told. let's take you now to london, where d. w, brigitte mosse is following the story for us. hello, very good. let's start with that press conference. what did we learn about the state of relations between the 2 countries? bilateral is really the buzzword of the day because the u. k. having just left the european union needs these good bilateral relationships and germany is of course, one of the most important partners for the u. k. it's important strategic partner when it comes to trade is the 2nd biggest trading partner, but also when it comes to foreign and security policies, and that joint declaration was just published was just saw in between the 2 countries. but they announced more they and more cultural exchange and use exchange . really saying that off the, the end of the year off the u. k has left the u that these relations between germany and u. k. but they need work on. they need, they need strengthening, and they, they really need a constant basically looking often. and this is what they want a few to say today. and today, you know,