por esta cinta, javier gano como mejor actor en el festival de cine en cannes, mientras que gonzalezcree que los miembros de la academia le presten mucha atencion a la cinta... seguimos en mexico con la apertura del gimnacio de madonna... anoche se hizo la inaguracion de "hard candy fitness" con un espacio de 30 mil pies cuadrados... y para iniciar con el pie derecho este nuevo negocio, la misma madonna dio una clase de baile a 20 de los miembros que fueron seleccionados rigurosamente... para que se den una idea, la inscripcion cuesta 827 dolares, mas 159 al mes... eventualmente planea abrir uno en rusia, brazil y argentina... es todo por mi parte, hasta la proxima... ---y mucho cuidado con la nuez moscada... ya que puede producir sensaciones parecidas a las de la marihuana...---en dosis altas (10 gramos o mas) la inocente nuez moscada se convierte en un alucinogeno de mediana intensidad ... aumentando el ritmo cardiaco, provocando vision borrosa y convulsiones .... efectos que duran mas de 24 horas.---asi que, no se me pase con la nuez cuando haga pasteles ! ---hablando de los que s

. >> be you envision people with walkers and cannes, those amenities would be able to not -- or they are able to enjoy a picnic? >> to the picnic area and the cellist areas are all level and they are all served by an accessible half of travel. the picnic area will be flat. i don't know where that reception came from. president buell: let me make a statement. i am mindful of this as a conceptual plan. there are some valid issues surrounding the size of the way station and might be necessary. it should be evaluated in the context of today. the gathering area was a valid point. that is where everybody is meeting now. or they are going to meet is equally appropriate. the looks ambitious, but the fund-raising projects are great. they bring a lot of neighbors together. that will settle itself based on the amount of enthusiasm and money. to the performance area, i would like to recommend a staff hold a special session with the residents and have some sound tests and to notify the residents. they are the ones most impacted. i think it would only benefit what ultimately comes before us for ap

. >> this was at the cannes film festival many years ago and mick is protecting the big arnold against the paparazzi. >> rose: next is roman polanski and his wife and michael douglas. >> that's very late at night in front of the hotel during the cannes film festival. >> rose: next is larry ellison and steve jobs. >> and larry's wife. that's at steve jobs' birthday in a very modest indian restaurant in palo alto and steve is showing the new mac that doesn't have a keyboard. it has lights on them. >> rose: this is 2003. seven years ago. >> seven years ago. >> rose: the next picture here is... >> well, this is an incredible photographer who has died now. and i think he was the most important photographer of last century in africa. he's like the avedon of the pen anhe was a portrait photographer and you can see next the wheel wuk vaguely see him. there and people would go to him. he was in the rental business. so this car had no engine and he would say "you pay a dollar for the car." then he would resell the costume and only take one picture because he was cheap but he was a genius. and i

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delegates at the un climate change talks in cannes koon mexico have agreed on measures to tackle climate change they include setting up a green climate fund that will raise one hundred billion dollars to help developing nations cut fuel emissions and cope with the effects of global warming over one hundred ninety countries approve the deal with only bolivia rejecting it saying the moves don't go far enough but that was overruled. in the leader of a notorious mexican drug cartel has been killed in a two day shootout between security forces and gang members authorities have confirmed that martin though was gunned down by police in the west of the country the violence began on wednesday when gang members attacked federal officers and torched cars and blocked roads a baby was among the eleven people killed in the fighting. was a petersburg played host to a number of celebrities from all over the world but one stood out and he was not an actor or a singer it was russia's very own prime minister vladimir putin even got a standing ovation and this is what it was for. which it also showed his ra

climate change talks in cannes could mexico have agreed on measures to tackle climate change they includesetting up a green climate fund that will raise one hundred billion dollars to help developing nations cut fuel emissions and cope with the effects of global warming over one hundred ninety countries approve the deal with any bolivia rejecting it saying the moves don't go far enough but this was overruled. the leader of the forest mexican drug cartel has been killed in a two day shootout between security forces and gang members authorities have confirmed that marino was gunned down by police in the west of the country the violence began on wednesday when gang members attacked federal offices and talked cars to block the road a baby was among the eleven people killed in fighting. with the owner said the winter is bitter cold life is bleak for the homeless here in the russian capital hundreds are expected to freeze to death as temperatures plunge to minus thirty in the coming weeks but that is tom barton reports next a group of dedicated volunteers are working hard to try to offer a help

senate only approved the deal on wednesday after months of heated debate about he's got a future cannes been following the process. the vote. on this matter on this resolution are seventy one days twenty six nays two thirds of the senate president having voted the affirmative the resolution of ratification is agreed to . and with this approval russian the u.s. will start the new year with a treaty that has become a symbol of trust and cooperation between the two nuclear superpowers i am glad that democrats and republicans came together to approve my top national security priority for this session of congress the new start treaty this is the most significant arms control agreement in nearly two decades and it will make us safer and reduce our nuclear arsenals along with russia. both states have some very significant reductions underway over the next ten years the countries will cut their nuclear arsenals by a third down to some fifteen hundred fifty deployed warheads on each side the deal also limits the number of delivery vehicles and launchers but even with those cuts both russia and t

down as one of the most enduring bull moments of the year but that does it for our look at twenty cannes top tam nominees and now away and from all of us here at r.t.e. happy new year stay with us for the top of dance in twenty eleven. well for europe it was a year when the cash ran out in some countries but one thing that wasn't in short supply was the number of angry protesters as governments are severely cut back on budgets hundreds of thousands of people lashed out in response to you so lauren it wraps up what's been a troubled year for europe and why people should brace themselves for two thousand and eleven. the summer of discontent that became a winter woes for europe in crisis across the continent tens of thousands repeatedly turned out to protest against their government often resulting in violence and destruction. and it's not over yet after a brief holiday hiatus most assured the unrest will return in the new year and we haven't seen the worst of it yet. every the first bomb on the door mats the credit card bills people will be beginning to lose their jobs people have been liv

about his movie carlos to be screened at cannes the film follows the fate of a venezuelan revolutionary who came to create a worldwide terror organization you can find the full interview at our t.v. dot com. veteran american diplomat richard holbrooke has died at the age of sixty nine after undergoing emergency heart surgery nicknamed the bulldozer he's best known for pushing the u.s. agenda during the balkans in the balkans i should say during the bosnian war more recently he became barack obama's special envoy to afghanistan and pakistan but artie's military contributor colonel you again you heard shelves says american foreign policy in afghanistan especially in the fight against drugs was itself in health. he wiped out the whole generation of american politicians and generals and diplomats and ambassadors who were taking the active stance will be the focus on where we. stand after richard holbrooke came in made a complete overhaul of u.s. policy from counter-narcotics to. effectively promoting the u.s. pows is that the u.s. drug store policy in afghanistan leading lose all these thin

britain and is awaiting extradition to sweden where he's accused of sex crimes meanwhile as going to cannes found out the firms that have cut off we are happy to allow outspoken hate groups among their clients. the u.s. government has presented no charges against julian a song but that hasn't stopped government officials from reportedly putting pressure at the highest level to cut off we kill leaks money supply a senior executive of america's money transfer giant pay pal said the state department had written to the company claiming the online whistleblower was involved in illegal activities so pay pal along with massa card and b. so are no longer accepting cash donations for the controversial website it's the threat of this has some impact on national security and when you say that in the united states everybody. you know what's their parents and they do what they're told. and so i think that it's a misconception in some cases that people think that the u.s. is purely a money driven society it's not the government has certain progressives particularly over national security no court ruling

delegates of the un climate change talks in cannes could mexico have agreed on measures to tackle climate change they include setting up a green climate fund that will raise one hundred billion dollars to help developing nations cut fuel emissions and cope with the effects of global warming over a hundred ninety countries approve the deal with only bolivia rejecting it saying the move didn't go far enough but that was overruled. two blasts in central stockholm of killed at least one person injured another two a car exploded near a busy shopping center in the center of the swedish capital shortly afterwards a second explosion was heard on the same street and a man was found injured on the ground he was later pronounced dead it's still unclear what caused those explosions. leader of the tories mexican drug cartel has been killed in a two day shootout between security forces and gang members authorities have confirmed that result of more than i was gunned down by police in the west of the country the while and began on wednesday when gang members attacked federal offices and torched cars to

republican senators along the way he's got a trip to cannes in washington d.c. . the records believe they can get the trivia ratified by december seventeenth when this congress finishes its work we have one week left in the lot of people are nervous but we heard several republican senators say the votes are there and the treaty will most likely be ratified by the end of this week here's what the starts key negotiators said i do think that we have as i mentioned done our homework with regard to the new start treaty and it is. in a good situation to ratify it in the slim duck session well if the ratification is put off which is unlikely the new congress will deal with the treaty and it's not going to be pretty two reasons are brought out for that one the new senate is going to be more republican and their main mission as they openly described it will be to undermine obama in every possible way which is certainly not going to help the treaty and second it was this congress that had done all the homework on the new start those of been eight months of hearings and in-d

it wasn't until i went to the cannes film festival in may that i realized what a great actor meredithto be working with the giants of the motion picture industry was pretty impressive. even if it meant playing one of the little people. but our meredith made the most of her two-day shoot. she got to develop her own character. >> not a tramp, but the friendly girl. >> display her extraordinary talent. >> we'll miss you. >> what if this is really huge? would you be anastasia? >> yes. >> and even spent quality time with her co-stars. >> i have also found it works just to get naked. that's how i made it. these are pictures that i have liked for a long time and i just put them up. they inspire me. i don't know why i did that. >> anding th inthen it was time to work. her one line consisted of just two words. but meredith gave it her all and in the end it really paid off. i cannot wait to see the finished product. >> well, you want to wait a little bit. they cut my scene. >> no! >> i'm not in the movie. >> the director's cut? >> but you're not in the movie? >> that wasn't even the end. if i w

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. >> reporter: mexico cann officials say it's too early to tell how tourism is being affected by realizepeople driving into mexico has dropped 28% this year. police now escort drivers, especially where road bandits have been seen. >> one patrol escorting 20 10, 20, 50 car. of course, you have to take your proper measures and follow common sense. >> reporter: officials echo precautions many travelers already know. >> don't take a lot of jewelries, don't go too fancy. go, you know, the less things you take over there to attract the bad people, the better. >> reporter: visitor advice as well as travel information and recommended travel routes have been put together by the mexican government and are being handed out and can be downloaded in english from the web. "ktvu channel 2 news." >>> a new population of the united states ranges from 306 million to 313 million. the figures come from the census bureau of the the last complete census in the year 2000 put the population at 281 million. the government says it is not quite sure of the current number because of shifts in immigration. one headl

. >> reporter: mexico cann officials say it's too early to tell how tourism is being affected by realizeple driving into mexico has dropped 28% this year. police now escort drivers, especially where road bandits have been seen. >> one patrol escorting 20 10, 20, 50 car. of course, you have to take your proper measures and follow common sense. >> reporter: officials echo precautions many travelers already know. >> don't take a lot of jewelries, don't go too fancy. go, you know, the less things you take over there to attract the bad people, the better. >> reporter: visitor advice as well as travel information and recommended travel routes have been put together by the mexican government and are being handed out and can be downloaded in english from the web. "ktvu channel 2 news." >>> a new population of the united states ranges from 306 million to 313 million. the figures come from the census bureau of the the last complete census in the year 2000 put the population at 281 million. the government says it is not quite sure of the current number because of shifts in immigration. one headline

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richard engel recently caught up with the elusive aga cannes. >> he's one of the most fascinating peoplea head of state without a country, he's a religious leader. he's also doing some of the most important charitable work in the islamic work. -- world. >> reporter: around the islamic world, you'll see his works, in the restored monuments of old cairo, flanked by a new 74-acre park. in refurbished mosques in africa and even in the afghan army. but you'll almost never meet the man responsible for it all. one of the richest and influential but least known people in the muslim world. he told us this is the first interview he's ever given to an american television network. >> i have always taken the attitude that it's better that the work speak rather than the individual. >> reporter: i met him in a poor nation in west africa. we sat in a park he had just refurbished, 600 miles south of tim buck tu. his goal is to show die versusity in islam, and show oppression in islam most often known for war, from baghdad to kabul. a region he recognizes many americans find formidable and intimidating. >

wm'>u(uy home ownership, but a lot of people cann afford a home. guest: very good analysis. disagree with is the community reinvestment act. that has been in place since the 1970's. to suddenly say that only during this decade it caused a problem , and more of the study is coming from think tanks, academics, say that the community reinvestment act was not necessarily because of the bubble. i will sympathize with your view that some government policies -- there was a mandate to buy mortgages from low income neighborhoods. therefore, fannie and freddie were chasing mortgages where buyers were not necessarily apply credit quality. another reason whyç is because fannie and freddie became arrogant, created this hedge fund portfolio, having good times while the home owner can suffer. that cannot continue. there needs to be a fundamental restructuring of what the >> today in california, the ninth circuit court of appeals hears oral arguments on proposition 8, the ballot measure banning same-sex marriage that voters approved in 2008. after an appeals court ruled unconstitutional th

. >> like a little boy in a juan cann dee store. >> reporter: look, come on that's what it's all about at the train garden at the b and o museum. everybody has fun, courtney included. this happens to be very popular. you change out the train gardens between weekend. >> sure, if you go to our website, you can see who will be here on what dates, this particular lay out will be here until the end of the holiday festival of trains. in addition the week between christmas and new year's a new huge lay out will come in. >> reporter: even if you've been to a train garden here, you can see a new one. >> come back every weekend there is a different train lay out. you have to come back many times. >> reporter: you were talking about last minute saturday. i think today is train garden fun saturday as well in the fact that it's the last time you can get half price off. >> toys for tots, you bring a brand new unwrapped toy down and today is the last day you get half price admission. >> that is amazing. do you have any idea how many trains are running at any one time? >> i think we have six or seven

the newspaper cann be constitutionally punishable or disseminating information. now, some may wonder whether make sense to get the government so little authority and punish the dissemination of unlawfully ak information, but their sound reasons for insisting on a showing of clear and present danger before the government can punish speech to its context. first, the mere fact dissemination of such information might come in the words of proposed tax in a manner, prejudice interests of the united states government has not been the harm outweighs the benefit of publication. as mr. chairman conyers noted. such information may indeed be extremely valuable to public understanding. second, a case-by-case balancing of harm agnst benefit would be unrolled and or predict the ball and impractical. claire wolfe in the realm of free speech and why we get the government so much authority to restrict speech of its own employees rather than insist in every case the government demonstrates the harm outweighs the benefit. tired as we learn from history there is a great questions to

cann you hear me -- caller: you hear me? host: yes. caller: i've been told that louisville is one of the safest water supplies. i have been in other counties and the taste different. i know they bleach the water quite a bit. if it is heavy metal in the water she is talking about, she is talking about little shavings of little particles that are going to flow. leach will not take it out, right? guest: i presume when you are talking about bleach your talking about water chlorination, which is essential to be sure that we do not end up with microbes and bacteria in our tap water. chlorination is very important. when they chlorinate, they may end up with new pollutants. for example, chlorination can convert the innocuous form of chromium, chromium 3 coming into the dangerous form, chromium 6. host: does your science or research indicate at what levels this is dangerous and what impact it has on those who live in these communities who are drinking is tap water? guest: our research is in alignment with research done by the state scientists o

. >> host: phyllis e-mails in cannes salman rushdie speak about his book which some say is autobiographical in parts due to his suffering. >> guest: one of the problems i have is a retired write a book people say it is autobiographical no matter how unlike me or the characters are. i went to some lengths to make sure there was no character who could be associated with me. it is not about me. the colonel of it as leverage talking about earlier is a tragic situation in the valley of kashmir which is where my family originally came from. it is a book about four people. a young man who starts as a member of a group of traveling players who falls in love with a girl who is a member of the group. she is seduced and runs off with the american ambassador when the comes to visit and performs for him. do not run off with the american ambassador. that does end badly. is this young man, outraged by this betrayal changes and becomes much more violent and vengeful and determined to be avenged. many years later in the scheme that began the novel, murders him. so from all 4 begins with this murder and seek

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>> i'm looking at cannes because we had this argument during the break. >> that's right but we kissed and made up. [laughter] >> i will jump in on one point which is everybody's talked of the problem of over classification and i just want to address that. i agree that is the problem, no question about it. i actually applaud the president for his having undertaken an effort to review the classification process in place and try to, you know, get more transparency and reduce the classification of information. i guess my point would be this though, that is a problem, and it's a problem in terms of the reality because it chokes off the flow of information that should go out to the public, information that is insensitive but also it is a problem of credibility because the government has less credibility and says these are secrets and will be some fraction of them really are. but keep in mind that is one issue and that doesn't completely solve this problem, so while yes, we need to address that, the question of thing that is out there now that has imposed by wikileaks is what we do about org

in fact, alzheimer's alone by 2050 will reach that lel, and we cann sustain that as an economy. when john says it's not only the humane thing to do, it's the right thing to do. what he's saying is if it's not important enough to deal with these issues simply because of the mitigation of human suffering that occurs as a result of these diseases, then certainly we should be able to justify the cost, and like alzheimer's and diabetes and cancer, the answer from a congressional perspective is in medical research. we cannot simply rely upon the private sector to tackle these diseases. not simply because it's not the right thing to do, but we can't afford it. for every dime we invest in research, we will receive a return of dollars in the future, many dollars. i urge this committee and future efforts including these efforts with regards to alzheimer's to bear in mind the obligation we have as an instution, as a government, and the duty we have to our people to conquer these diseases through early diagnosis, advanced diagnosis, advanced treatment, and above all, a cure. let's not forge

. >> in your latest book, you talked about the cannes, and the stories behind them. -- pins and the storiest the university, we are a community of resources. how, as students and as faculty members, how can we utilize resources to be able to essentially helps the world in the future, or even currently as students or faculty members? >> i will answer the questions in reverse. i think part of it is that when i -- i love being in university settings because there are times when people feel free to ask questions, not just of professors, but of each other. university communities are very diverse. i will literally talk about my own class. i just had a group of graduate students with students from malaysia, pakistan, colombia, spain, along with american students, and we had had a capability -- and around, and asking each other different questions, exploring, trying to get history straight, not in terms of the baggage we all bring with our own understanding. the other part, i think, is activism. i believe that it is very important for students to go out and really be involved, if you are internatio

that is our own meredith vieira ruling cannes. >> hey, meredith. >> hey, meredith. ♪ i don't need anythingck again ♪ ♪ ti a drink with jam and bread ♪ >> this will go down as one of the strangest things we have ever done. ♪ going to go all night ♪ we're going to light it up like it's dynamite ♪ >> your co-workers get on your nerves, what do you do? i was thinking of matt lauer. ♪ ♪ watching the world wake up ♪ today's going to be a good day ♪ ♪ "today's" going to be a good good day ♪ >> whooo! >> nice little dance there. >> yeah. >> good time. >> i nearly took out amy robach with it. >>> coming up next, we have got a swedish spin on hot dogs that will be a >>> this morning on "today's" holiday kitchen, we're whipping up swedish hot dogs. marcus samuelsson is the executive chef and owner of the new red rooster restaurant. happy new year early. this is a swedish tradition? >> it is. one of my first jobs was working in a hot dog stand and we serve always hot dog with shrimp. so let me walking you through it. >> so we have the corn meal in here? >> and we have the flour. >> we have got the bat

>> i'm looking at cannes because we had this argument during the break. >> that's right but we kissed and made up. [laughter] >> i will jump in on one point which is everybody's talked of the problem of over classification and i just want to address that. i agree that is the problem, no question about it. i actually applaud the president for his having undertaken an effort to review the classification process in place and try to, you know, get more transparency and reduce the classification of information. i guess my point would be this though, that is a problem, and it's a problem in terms of the reality because it chokes off the flow of information that should go out to the public, information that is insensitive but also it is a problem of credibility because the government has less credibility and says these are secrets and will be some fraction of them really are. but keep in mind that is one issue and that doesn't completely solve this problem, so while yes, we need to address that, the question of thing that is out there now that has imposed by wikileaks is what we do about org

you cann be trusted without giving trust. and you cannot have credibility. the immediate response is that i want you to think about this. and they say, "i have seen that from ceos and management does not get a p increase." they will not get a base pay increase this year. i do nothing that we can do that if we do not lead by example. it is about me. it i about the management team. it is about the relationship with the union. can we be trusted? i think we have to invest -- when i talk about product, will we have the right products? what do we want to be remembered for? i am probably a little thin skin having worked in private equity. i am not as tough as i used to be. [laughter] it was importanthat we have credibility in what we do. it extends into our products. what do we want to be remembered as? for example, when i look back to the dumb things that management did coming out of post world war ii, we had an oligopoly. people bitch about the complaint about government involvement in general motors. in 1960, they said that they h too much market share and we sh

. >> we screen the film at the cannes film festival among a variety of locations. and no friend of mine was there, george lucas. -- an old friend of mine was there. i was tapping in his experience of how we could insurer -- ensure to get this the amount and circulated. his responses one that reflects the believe 7 number of different experts which is that it is non -- the belief of a number of different experts which that it is not the belief that a bomb off, it is just a question of land. his comment to me was that we really would not make progress until the first bomb goes off. in fierce as i was by the spirit of president kennedy, i am devoting myself to try and minimize the likelihood that a dirty bomb will go off even though when understand the perspective of those who feel it is inevitable. that is the moment at which we will mobilize, but it will also have devastating repercussions in terms of the psyche of people in every country in the world. also with the nature of our society would be. we have to work to prevent it occurring, i believe. that is why i am

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