it brought bill murray, tilda swinton, and iggy pop to the red carpet area. olivia has the details. >> what are you thinking? >> i am thinkingng zombies. >> w what? >> you know, the undead. ghouls. >> you look gorgeous. >> oh, my. are you in this together? was on the red carpet, joined by bill murray, ilda swinton, and chloe sevigne. -- >> it is's jury one of the most awkward situations.. >> the dead don't die is kicking off a selection that includes five golden home winners in a return to the hollywood glamour that has been scarce from the red carpet and the notable .nterest in the genre movies let's look at the other big stories. a deal has been reached on the future of sudan. the latest victory for the protesters who helped push omar al bashir from power. donald trump denies reports the u.s. is planning to send over 100,000 troops to counter the threat from iran. is inomes as mike pompeo russia for the first top-level talks since the mueller report was released. brian, you are going to start with donald trump. >> it has min e eight willl h h, won'n't hehe?

the day since an all star group of cops including bill murray. zombie hipster icons including he called the living was band together to survive this was really awful really the worst thing i've ever seen was the wall they showed you think. i'm thinkin zombies what you know the undead. ghoul's jim jarmusch is a classic american outsider filmmaker. he started making offbeat movies in the $1980.00 s. going against the period's bright colors and conspicuous consumption his stars were far from the mainstream and his films showed eccentric characters on odd missions often without a hollywood happy ending. it worked his taste in stories and casting as well as his dry wit and dear to him to a generation of critics and viewers who were looking for something different. over the years and sharma's broaden his appeal and developed a stable of actors this includes adam driver who starred in his previous film patterson with about a bus driver who writes poetry like a shoe box and later you hear there was a 4th dimension. time. the dead don't die takes viewers

its director jim jarmusch was on the red carpet for the premiere joined by the film stones bill murray adam driver tilda swinton and chloe sevigny. it's the eight time john missions of film competing for the golden palm at cannes. his career bececause it starts n the riviera thirty five years ago when stranger than paradise won the golden camera award for best first feature in. nineteen eighty four the first was juries presided this year by mexican director. gonzalez inanarritu and he kickd off proceedings on tuesday by saying he didn't feel like a natural leader. i don't know how it's going to work to tell you the truth i have neverer been a precedent i have never control anything even my sets not my family nothing. s. into one of the most awkward kind of situation and mexican president it's a new year so it helps. he also took a mountain of the president. of the united states with criticism of his plans for a border wall between the us and mexico. the dead don't die is kicking off a selection that includes five golden palm win is. in what many are calling a return to the hollywood gl

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looks pretty great is this one we should all go out and see wish it was it's got a great cast it's bill murray told us what. adam driver but. one of my favorite directors of all time as got a fantastic concept is sort of a zombie comedy for the trump era. but sadly it's a bit too slow it's a bit too pain for my taste got some good jokes it's got some good ideas it's got iggy pop. but but sadly it doesn't really hold together it's not enough to make a good movie sadly this one's a floppy arm really sorry to hear about now you mentioned diversity in your report so there are only 4 female directors in the running for the top prize what's up with that yeah i mean improvement on previous can see 12 but obviously that's that's not enough especially given how good the female directed films were this year i think really interesting to see how the female gaze can change perspective also. and even a very common genre of of one that we're very used to seeing gives a different flip on and i saw that particular to film that one can this year. french french film called portrait of a well of a lady on fire i

. >> bill murray, tilda swinton, brad pitt, and leonardo dicaprio. cannes is touring the big guns. notably the film by quentin inantino, "once upon a time hollywood." film.is a huge >> cannes is looking to remain the top cinema showcase in a field dominated by streaming sites and other festivals. itself on shining its light on newcomers and is under pressure to stay r relevant. protested 82 women gender inequality. this time, author of female directors are competing for the top award. >> i feel like i am never talking about cinema. i am only talking about social issues. >> thehe main selection sees the return of several veterans. open the festival tuesday, ,rove it is alive and kicking the dead don't die. >> horrifying. it is coming. france has paid tribute to two commandos. their death prorompting controroversy over why the tourists they saved were in the danger zone in the first place. violence coming hours after protest leaders and sudan's -- reach a breakthrough agreement on how to run the country. it is time for your business update. -- another 300 bibillion in chinese goods.

jim jarmusch's the dead don't die brought the end of the world alongside bill murray, adam driver aandon to small—town america. man, this isn't going to end well. residents become zombies and stagger around crying for the things they miss most. coffee! chardonnay. but is this a cry of anguish from hollywood about the state of society it's supposed to reflect, as well as entertain? i think hollywood sometimes makes a movie that people don't see the wisdom of for years. sometimes they make movies that are late, you know, should have been made ten years ago. but they get around to it. if you can have the perspective of notjudging it by the week it came out or the year it came out, you can see the value of all these things. i think this movie is quite valuable. tarantino and the dead don't die aside, there was little sign of life in hollywood itself. although the fluff came in the shape of the launch of angry birds 2, the sequel to a film that made nearly $400 million at the box office, and with a budget to bring in talent to promote it. but there is no doubt about it, the cannes cuisettes

and i was like, why don't we w make that, you know, it was like bill murray and some guy in the '70s,e handlers. we still handle the angels. >> jimmy: when will that movie come out? >> november 15th. i'll be back to talk to you about it. >> jimmy: will you go on vacation or anything like that? >> i am. i'm going to hawaii. thank goodness. >> jimmy: i've heard it's lovely there. our warmup guy was just in hawaii. [ applause ] yeah, he bought a shirt. >> i see it. >> jimmy: it's great to see you. i'm probably going to be too scared to see your movie, but it sounds exciting. it's called "bright burn", it opens in theaters friday. and charlie's angels november 15th. and we'll return with music from jakob dylan and jade castrinos. ♪ >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes benz. the best or nothing. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank will smith and elizabeth banks. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. but first, this the soundtrack for "echo in the canyon," here

. >> reporter: the dead didn't die features bill murray, adam drive driver. ♪ and i think it also be♪ >> reporter: and rocket man tracks the singer's early career. and then once upon a time in hollywood. brad pitt, dicaprio and margot robbie star in this offering. >> first team tarantino is sort of here on his own. and also the first time he's made a film that is not independent. now he is a studio director. so those two issues will come to into play. also i think a lot of people will be asking him to reflect more on the weinstein issue. he's talked a little bit about what he knew, what he didn't know, but he hasn't really for a lot of people -- he hasn't really come clean about it. >> welcome back to bird island. >> reporter: cannes seeks to cater to all tastes and a different movie experience is on offer with the angry birds movie 2 which also launches at the festival. >> we need to put aside our differences and work together. >> reporter: mock if you want, but the original released in 2016 earned $350 million at the box office. >> we played around, experimented and found really fu

the dead don't die starring bill murray, adam driver and selena gomez. >>> hdagen-dazs ice cream is givinge scoop of ice commit any of its five stores in the bay area. this is an annual haagen-dazs event. the offer is good between 4 pm and 8 pm. >> i've never done that. >> take van into a free ice commitment? maybe it's good that i haven't done that. >> take advantage of it. >> when it comes ice cream everyone should. i means you have a really say no? >> i actually have. of it's not mocha almond fudge. >> almost any flavor. >> i have a scoop of ice cream every night. >> with you the picture of health. >> i try to hide it. but then my wife will find a bowl and i use the little boat think you may be the children can be blamed. like i don't know where that came from. >> well. >> whatever you're doing it is working. when it be nice to have a bowl of ice cream every night? thanks for joining us. we are going to think about this some more. we will see you back here at noon. . this is the couple who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the hotel that led to the ride ♪ which took them to th

if you have seen groundhog day with the bill murray movie and it is infrastructure week.e same thing and he's a newsman so it made sense. but even that one was derailed. that april 29th one, derailed because that is the week that we heard bob mueller had sent a letter to bill barr saying he was not happy with the four-page topline summary barr had sent to congress because he didn't think it fully represented the obstruction -- i don't want to say charges but the obstruction reports. all of which brings us to this week. may 20th through 24th. we're not through the 24th yet but you know what happened -- circle this day right here, the 22nd, donald trump comes out after a five-minute meeting on infrastructure with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and said we can't do this, happy infrastructure week for mally shanna. it is become something of legend. urban dickary

. >> we have a zombie movie coming with, bill murray. >> adam driver, "the dead don't die." hit of the summer for me. amazing cast. horror and comedy. it's the walking deadpan. that's my quick pitch for that one. horror comedy and it's from jim who excels at making quirky drama films. >> i love the comedy with that because if it's too scary, i don't want to see it. >> i sold ask yyou. >> we will make a group outing. >>> a rare combination of a former farmer and food author and chef. she'll share her knowledge of the earth's bounty and some great ways to preparing it up next on "the dish." go blue. fellow wolverine right over there. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >> you once told me and i have never forgotten. when you do music you hear music in color. >> it's much more common than i think. most musicians have music and artists we call it a gift because it's what helps us. to identify with what it is we're feeling. they call the blues the blues for a reason. it's kind of always been, you know, part of like the musicians to associate music with color. >> my favor

it's not hard to picture the scene if you've seen the movie with bill murray trying to figure out whats off and they have more consequence when is a president is traveling overseas. >> it's a president not in charge of his own emotions other than what's right in front of him. trump add mires dictators. we have a president hose voiced are admiration for their ability to do whatever they want which portrays his own motivations. i think the larger issue be his efforts to forge the diplomatic alliance with kim have failed. he's now put the united states' foreign policy and credibility on the line saying that engaging with kim in the way he has over the last 18 months or so would he produce benefits. they clearly haven't. kim is now thumbing-nose at the united states and he's doing it on the eve of the president visiting japan. trump doesn't want to acknowledge that. i think the third thing going on here is that he and john bolton are at odds with each other. trump wants tonight present a muscular foreign policy. but at his heart of hearts he doesn't want to engage in military conflict. so

>> i always wanted to play bill murray's role in "stripe i loved that. >> put it out there. >> i couldsed it right down. passed the evil gene right down. >> speaking of your daughters they have fun with your fans or see something that sort of triggers them, they know that's my dad a fan right there. >> yeah, sometimes they're sort of -- yeah, they can't quite process that part yet. i tell them i'm a big deal but they don't buy it. so -- >> do they even know "deadpool"? >> they sometimes say it -- i'll be in a grocery store and they'll say, my daddy is deadpool and i will say, i didn't tell her to say that. next time? >> i know. >> we have the same welcome to the abc family. do you know he's producing a brand-new game show callecalled called "don't"? >> "don't." so excited about that. >> i love that. tell us what's behind it. >> it's a stunt show and it's kind of like the premise is super simple. it's just don't. it's a don't blink. don't laugh. don't -- it's all -- it's families that play against each other and something we're super excited about. so much material there that's hilariou

don murray, legislative affairs. bill is on vacation.in introduced the revised ordinance on the meeting on may 7th. we are still going through it to see what the effect on the department will be, you know, how many projects this would affect and how would they affect it. >> could you forward that to the commission? >> certainly. >> we haven't seen copies of it so i think it would be helpful if we were at least aware of it. >> i'm happy to do it. >> of what the current state is. >> so what you are doing now, which we've talked about in the past, his is going through and pulling out the issues that you see that affect our department, and i'm presuming planning are doing the same. >> yes, they are. >> is there any other department this affects? was it planning and d.b.i.? >> mostly planning and d.b.i. to our knowledge. >> if we have the legislation now, what is the next steps? what do you think will be the next steps? >> we're working with planning on the presentation i would go before the joint commission hearing. my understanding is that

bill and others, there's also a good time. in the committee our chair, senator alexander, our ranking member senator murray, has kitted one of the bills we want to work on this year is a bill of single-shot strategies to reduce medical costs. i.t. not going to be the rewrite of the health care system. senator alexander and senator murray, i heard them describe if we could do a bill with a series of singles, we will. so we'll come up with a series of strategies that could bring health care down and we have an opportunity to have some of those provisions, deal with provisions just likes those i have described that can reduce the cost of prescription drugs. i am proud to joining my colleagues to share stories of virginians on probably the single-most frequent complaint that i hear and it is a may not that we can do something about. and i hope we will. with that, i yield the floor. thank you, mr. president. ms. klobuchar: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: i thank the senator from minnesota for his thought -- from virginia for his thoughtful remarks. and the senator from connecticut, sen

so new bill barbershop is recognized for their commitment to the community. coach murray who i went to high school with is not with us today, but he maintains on and off the field serving as a role model to so many young people. a lot of times the young folks need advice, they go to coach murray and he is an incredible role model. it is a neighborhood cornerstone to serve as a safe and positive place to get a haircut and get support and mentorship. the second honoree is thrasher magazine. it is recognized for the impact in the sky boarding community. locally and on the -- skateboarding community. they helped expose the sport in a way never done before while maintaining the rawness and excitement that draw so many young people to skateboarding. one of the things i want to do know we have an informal park. we need to look at golden gate park to provide a permanent place to do what i think is absolutely incredible. [applause.] the third award is for community innovation. i have chosen java beach cafe and poncho via. [applause.] now, can i tell you java beach makes the best s

murray. >> it is no fun being in the minority party ss congre your bills go nowhere.ou have no leverage. and everything from the agenda to the daily schedule is in someone else's hands. >> but one advantage for democrats when they were in thei minorty in 2017 and 2018 was that they could avoid some of the political chaos that president trump caused. after all, there wasn't much they could do but complain. >> but now house democrats have power, which means they must tofigure out how react to the president. should they talk about impeachment or issues? should they try to rise above the fray or fight toe to toe with the president every day? >> their choice could pay off in 2020 or cause a backlash from voters tired of all of the gridlock in washington. >> and then this question, even f democrats try a message of unity, how many voters are really paying attention and how many are just greg. why? i can't handle beltway. i gotta get in the express lane. you're kind of freaking us out. you know what? just try. it matches drivers and riderso e headed in the same direction - t

and i look forward to cosponsoring this bill again when it is reintroduced. i thank senator murray for her leadership over the years -- many, many years in this area. it is our responsibility to treat women in every state in this union with respect and dignity instead of using them as political pawns. i join my colleagues in condemning these recent efforts to restrict women's access to health care services and i will continue working to protect the health and lives of women across the country. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. durbin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the assistant democratic leader. mr. durbin: mr. president, if we are in suspension -- i ask to suspend the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. durbin: mr. president, it is difficult to believe that it's happening, but i've seen it. it was about three weeks ago. i was in el paso, texas. i went down to see what was happening at our border. you can't escape all the stories that have

murray, for your leadership. while you were speaking, we just were complimenting you do on your work on appropriations as we try to get a disaster assistance bill. thank you. my colleagues -- that's an applause line. [ applause ] i want to thank all of our colleagues, house and senate, for being here on this very important issue. central to the financial as well as the health well-being of the american people. senator mcconnell has described himself as the grim reaper. he's going to kill every bill that comes over from the house. and as our colleagues have said, turn the senate into legislative graveyard. but i have news for him. this legislation to protect the american people in terms of their health and financial well-being is alive and well with the american people. alive and well. and he's going to be hearing from them. and some of the people he's going to be hearing from are with us today, traveling with david tate in honor of lucas of the leukemia and lymphoma society. thank you all for being here. [ applause ] oh, i have a number of names. h khan and the american medical student association. euna das. american foundation for suicide prev

murray, has been working the story for us. the war between house democrats and the attorney general clearly jess lating. >> reporter: that's right. bill barr decided to pass on spending another day testifying in front of congress. nancy pelosi is upping the ante, calling bill barr a liar. house speaker nancy pelosi, the highest ranking democrat, calling the nation's top law enforcement officer a liar. >> the attorney general of the united states of america was not telling the truth to the congress of the united states. that's a crime. >> reporter: house democrats now sleetening to -- threatening to hold william barr in contempt, ramping up pressure on the attorney general after he refused to appear before the house judiciary committee today. as barr headed to work, democrats seized on the empty witness chair. >> come to order. >> reporter: creating their own made-for-tv speck tataclspectac. some munched on fried chicken during the hearing and flaunted a ceramic chicken to drive his point home. >> chicken barr should have showned up today and answered questions. regime barr skipping the hearings after democrats demanded he answer quest

bills will do and i hope we'll be able to advance these pieces of legislation to promote more affordable medications. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: madam president, i ask unanimous consent to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. murray: thank you, madam president. madam president, this week families across our country are preparing to celebrate mother's day and recognize the hard work that women do to support their families and build a brighter future in their communities. here in congress we should be working to help moms back in washington state and across the country. unfortunately, instead of looking for ways to support women, president trump has been pushing an ideological agenda that undermines their health, reproductive rights and freedoms, and economic security. now when it comes to health care, president trump is working to sabotage the care moms and their families rely on. he changed federal rules to let insurance companies sell junk coverage that does not cover maternity care. and he's arguing in court to strike down protections for women and people with preexisting condition