caroline: axa has commitments to fight climate change. could you tell us what axa is doing?lance sheet. insurers often mirror what happens in the economy and society. climate change is really embedded in what we see. it is embedded in the risks we see among our clients. what we do is, we try to increase what we do on the prevention side. we try to improve what we do on the resilience and recovery side. today, we are announcing very significant commitment on both sides of our balance sheet. on the investment side, we are announcing that we are going to divest the remaining part of our portfolio which was invested in coal. we are tripling our green investments, will be troubling our green investments between now and 2020. we are announcing two other things. before the year ends, we will have embedded esg criteria in our general account portfolios which will enable us to have a much better view of what our exposure is to these risks. alongside today, we have been signing a pledge that we will disclose the carbon footprint of our portfolio this year. these are the four things we

axa is the biggest institution across the world to shun industries with a large carbon footprint. in the japanese carmaker mazda and mitsubishi are recalling another 600,000 cars over airbags. they were made by the japanese car parts maker. the number of recalled vehicles globally would double to 34 million. 11 carmakers in total have been affected, including toyota and honda. that is the business for now. tom: thanks very much indeed. time for us to go to the french riviera you for our daily update on all the goings-on at the cannes film festival. today we went to meet the hollywood star sienna miller. cannes rendezvous starts right now. >> hello from the cannes film festival. today most of us know that until recently in her 20's, her career was driven by the tabloids obsessed by her love life especially her relationship with the jude law. she went off to have a baby and now she is back and she is on the film festival jury. let's go meet sienna miller. sienna miller, hello. in film, "foxcatcher" won a prize. now you are on the jury. what is it like? sienna miller: i've tried not

. >> i have pepsi cola, ericsson, i have axa insurance company. >> reporter: 1,800 people work here,ast. >> i am going to build nine more buildings. >> reporter: and how many of those buildings have already been rented out? >> three. i already have three rented. >> reporter: still, skilled labor is key to mexico's continued growth. so quereÉtaro's leaders established an aeronautical university in a vast hangar next to the city's air field, less than a mile from bombardier. all its employees trained here. 100 graduates a year find jobs in mexico's growing aviation industry. and their key market is north america. this the students' first exam after three weeks of school. the plane should stay in the air for four seconds. it's a work in progress, like the mexican economy. >> sreenivasan: now online: more on the humanitarian crisis at sea. see photos of the migrants fleeing the middle east who were rescued in the mediterranean. visit pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: yesterday the state department officially lifted its designation of cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism. it's one of the

nbc 10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long talked to the head of the drp axa about patco and the pope. are they ready? >> reporter: it may be the ride of a lifetime and one that has you on pins and needles to see pope francis, whether from the suburbs like here in haddonfield or even from the city i can tell you, mass transit may be the only way which is why patco higher-ups the countcountdown, the clock is ticking for them to make it a smooth ride. it will be a moment in history that stands still. but for the delaware river port authority and patco high speed line standing still or any idle in service is not an option. >> we're spending a lot of time focusing on safety and that's why there are no concrete plans yet. >> reporter: patco debuted the fir 6 of 120 renovated safer modern trains today but there's no benchmark for how to prepare for some 2 million visitors that will pack the parkway and rely on all arms of public transit to take part in history. >> i'm not aware of anything that is of the magnitude of what the pope's visit is going to be. and that's why we're being so c

axa year. >>> crowds making their way through san francisco. we also have a camera headed off to the finish line. we'll bring you those pictures as soon as we get there. >>> good morning, everyone. it's a busy morning on the city by the bay. . >> the wind just picked up. it's breezy cloudy, cool, and i'll be happy to come back to the studio shortly. today is a lot like yesterday, a near repeat when it comes to what it looks like and the temperatures for your sunday. giving you say look at the numbers right now, we're in the50s and will continue in the 50s. the clouds not expected to clear all the way. we'll be mostly cloudy the second part of the day and into the afternoon, upper 50s expected for the san francisco area. take a look at fairfield and santa rosa. we're all under the cloudy sky this morning. for the second half we'll be partly sunny to partly cloudy, temperatures remaining on the cool side. i'll have a look at those numbers for you coming up in just a little bit. >>> we showe