there is a permanent one in the riviera resort of cannes.ow hose swimming on the surface carries a net to keep the animals out and the tourists in. cannes spends thousands of euros every year to set up and maintain the jellyfish barrier. he has observed a continual increase in jellyfish numbers and says humans are to blame for the invasion. the rising numbers are not just due to global warming, claims the marine biologist, but also to overfishing. >> the fewer fish there are in the mediterranean, the more room there is for jellyfish. normally fish eat the small jellyfish. we are systematically removing the jellyfish's natural predators from the sea. then the jellyfish start spreading. off japan, all across the world, because we take too many fish out of the sea. >> the fishing industry could help solve the problem. his boat looks big, but all he has caught today is a small bucket of fish. a barracuda and a lot of jellyfish, but he always throws them back. >> we are not chinese. they eat stuff like that. we are french. we prefer sausages from

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now we have bureaucrats that cann make the distinction between someone who needs a kick in the pantsnd someone who needs a pat on the back. we will put these in the back of human relationships, whereby you can apply this stigma come all the rest which can make the problems solvable. john: there were these mutual aid societies everywhere. >> it is not the business of the government. >> this was the case in most of roman history, everybody could line up to these things which contributed to the ultimate bankruptcy. john: look at how the poverty line drops but then the wine was just as sharp. people were lifting themselves out of poverty. government kept improving and then stopped. >> the great untold stories ttat there was a miracle at the end of world war ii in the early 1960s. it has kept them about 40% below the poverty line to about 20%. it continues to go down for a couple of years and it flatts out. >> we change the rules of the game that made it profitable for low income people, and then it seemed like you know, it worked for a while and then we realized it didn't. the politician

week after week, day after day, ad nauseam, said that the president has to negotiate with us, but he cannegotiate with his own caucus. how does the president sit down with john boehner and negotiate anything when whenever john boehner tries to negiate may not stick? charles said rightly if the republicans were smart, and i think i am quoting you correctly, if the republicans are smart they would pass a continuing resolution. what does that say about the house republicans? maybe they are not so smart because when john boehner came to them with the suggestion, let's take our fight to the debt ceiling, they did not do it. they still want to fight over the closing of the government and this budget over this continuing resolution. it is silly. >> there are a couple of things you could attach to a continuing resolution that the senate would approve -- the exemption of members of congress and their staff from obamacare. if you put that in the cr, it is impossible, particularly for a democratic senator in a red state, to vote against that because it looks and it is extremely unfair. another possi

robert redford made a big splash at the cannes film festival as man lost at sea in "all is lost." >>inia jean with an sos call. over. >> you tested positive for h.i.v. >> matthew mcconaughey adds to his list of unconventional characters as a hustler who contracted h.i.v. in "dallas buyers club." >> so you told the sheriff you were walking to nebraska? >> that's right. >> and bruce dern won best actor at the cannes film festival as an old man battling senility and his son in "nebraska." >> listen to me, you didn't win anything. it's a complete scam. you have to stop this. okay. >> i'm running out of time. >> it's not all high-brow and serious until fall. will ferrell and the tv news gang are back in "anchorman 2: the legend continues." >> i'm going to do the thing that god put ron burgandy on this earth to do, have salon quality hair and read the news. >> and four is back in "for the dark room." >> it's hard for me to work up enormous enthusiasm for the latest adventures of thor, even though he's a wonderful guy and i wish him well in the world, but this is more thor. >> even blockbus

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we spoke to a director just a couple of days ago who brought his movie to the cannes festival, he saido one was interested. but here he managed to get distribution, and he managed to win an award yesterday. they will tell you that it is very, very important for emerg emerging filmmakers. as for this festival it is quieter, that's because the critics and the journalists, they're getting out of venice as fast as they can. the toronto film festival is now under way, and a much bigger affair. >> and as you say, phil, we had a clue, there was some indications that the italian film "sac gra" was going to do very well. it seemed very positive from the critics you were speak to go, but nonetheless there must have been some very disappointed faces. >> yes, the italian critics are very pleased. when we were watching the pressroom there was a huge cheer from all the italians in the room. but other critics aren't so sure. they said this is a documentary, and there were better films, better fictional works for example "under the skin" this is about an an alien who arrives n earth dressed as a woman

this is a huge game for robert griffin iii to show what he ise made off, how healthy is, cann they expandhe play book a little bit. bi >> the scary thought is that wet watched the chiefs, rememberief, week one, how is this defenseths going to improve.im i don't know about the defense, but i think it's all about rgiii, you see what he has done in the first half of the games,a he has completed less than 50% of the his passeses, hay thrown no touchdowns. he has to get off to a faster start. >> remember when he was in he w college in baylor, it took him two or three games to get going we saw a better rgiii on week two, i they with will see a much better rgiii on week 3. >>> i heard you talk about the receivers, what do you think,in, can they holdup against him. >> detroit has a high-powered offense. it's going to be tough for the redskins to struggle and match up with calvin johnson.n. detroit is going to get there. >> we're not even talking about the defense. kelvin johnson is the best receiver in foot ball. it doesn't look like reggie smith is going to go which helps them. but they can stil

anyone who is participating in the clean up,ha because it actually is that dangerous, because people cann get pretty sick if they get it into their system.thei that is the situation attuation northern colorado is dealing with is a try to deal with the massive clean up. in long mont, colorado alicia acuna fox news.un >>> coming upa tonight, he was was once you know one of thee of most powerful republic ands in con gressmentcongress. three years after his conviction, a judge makes as decision. >>> he made the most honest man in america. coming up wein will introduce yr to the homeless man who returnet thousands of dollars in cash, that was just lost. we're going to tell you about the new efforts to pay it pa forward. we will be right back.  i'm teterry mcauliffe, candidae for governor, and i sponsored this ad. for 30 years i've worked as an obgyn, my job is to protect the health of women. so i'm particularly offended by ken cuccinelli. cuccinelli wants to make all abortion illegal ... ... even in cases of rape and incest. ... even to protect a woman's health. i want a governor who

we are hours away from what cann what could be a key meeting on a strike on syria.resident owe bam maup and russian president putin about to go face to face as the senate gets a step closer to military action. >> having a prayer brain infection killing one person and sickening more than a dozen others. a major warning that patients in several states could have also been exposed. >> a popular toy maker coming under fire because the toys depict scenarios such as bank robbery. have they gone too far? fox and friends first starts right now. ♪ flush >> a look outside as the new york post is being delivered. you are waking up to "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning. >> i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather nauert. we begin with a fox news alert at this hour. president obama and russian president vladimir putin hours away from coming face to face at the g 20 summit as the two leaders disagree as to what to do with the ladies and gentlemened attack of syrian leaders against their own people. >> a day after congress comes a step closer to backing military action t

>> assuming there's noÑi diplomaticÑiñr rabbit that canÑe pulled out of the hat i think the president happens when an american president loses credibility. >> jackie? >> i think it's going to go right up to the end. i think we're going to see one of these votes where they're switching -- if it looks like it's see aÑi stampede to vote against it and it will look like a bigger defeat than it might have otherwise been but i can't -- i still find it hard to believe he's going to lose in the end.Ñi >> i must say i agree with you but none of my reporting suggests. >> i agree. >> what it may be is jackie we are old school, we don't understand the world has changed. >> all the factors that mark just mentioned,çó they don't hae any impact on the house republicans. >> one wild card is the u.n. inspectors' report. the u.n. inspectors are going to issue a report. it will probably leak before they make it. from everything we've heard from the u.s. side, that reportñr wil say syria used chemical weapons. >> and that could be a game changer. >> one thing we haven't mentioned. children were killed an

and the other meeting, perhaps more interestingly is in the south of france at the end of month in cannes, the big indian giant that owns jaguar, landrover and his first private speaking event on french soil. we don't know how much he will get for it. >> speaking abroad up until now. >> and the whole private-public role that he's -- and can you make all this money and hope to make a political comeback? and in any case one person who thinks he's not going to make a political comeback is marion lapen. national front party and spoke to the french sunday newspaper. and she said if he's not carried off in handcuffs within two weeks, it will be a miracle. there you go. so what else would she say? a couple of other stories making waves so to speak. this is the second most read story on the huffing ton post french language version. it happened in the u.s.a. down in virginia. at that moon rocket launch on september 6. now, you might notice a detail there, francois and might need to be blown up a little bit pardon the pun perhaps. that's a frog that got blasted off into, well, maybe not outer space

obamacare is good for my patients because for the first me 3milln pele w cann getealtcareefor wille abtoy c get e corage tey nd jaary stuart: i want to correct you, it is not that they will get health care, they will get health insurance. that is a correction, correct? jane hughes, give me the principle issue why you are opposed to obamacare. >> good morning, stuart. it is great to be with you. i am opposed because i can't understand of why people were in favor of obamacare. we all know the system needs reform and every american needs to have access to affordable health care. but this isn't reform, this is a fundamental transformation of our american health care system to a socialized medicine model like the one found under great britain. from my standpoint that is an assault on the sanctity of the do our control for the central planners who are more concerned with spending money and saving votes then saving lives. stuart: there is a suggestion that the paperwork will be overwhelming and you have to spend an awful lot of money on the paperwork. would you respond to that? >> it is overwhe

six trash cannes were set on fire, one spread to an l.a. business. >>> it was a commuter's nightmare wednesday for tens of thousands in the northeast. metro north the second busiest commuter railroad was brought to a halt. a feeder cable fashlgsd leaving passengers traveling between new york city and connecticut scrambling to find other ways to work. some trains are still running. the problem, though, may take up to three weeks. >>> now to wall street, what is moving the market. cnbc's courtney reagan joins us with smartphones. >> good morning to you, natalie. if you are hoping to pop into the local mobile store to get that new blackberry, you are out of luck. blackberry has decided to stop selling those models bus of the drastically fallen consumer sales. if you are hoping to take the new tesla for a spin, hertz added the plug-in model s to its fleet in san francisco and los angeles. lit run you $500 a day for the signature model and 49 cents a mile after the first 75. natalie. >> $500 a day. that's lot. thank you so much. one wrong turn w

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earlier this summer a lone gunman in nearby cannes made off with $136 million in precious gems.med an suv into jewelry store in paris and bagged $3 million in jewels. john o'connor is the former head of scott land yard's armed robbery squad. robbing jewelry stores. >> is the fashionable thing to be doing. it's crash bang wallop you're straight in. you know you won't be immediately facing an armed response team. >> reporter: which is why so many people paurt the shop owner's claim he acted in self-defense. they say it was time somebody finally fought back. and french prosecutors will face further outrage if he's found guilty of murder. for "cbs this morning" i'm charley d'agata in london. >> i understand enough is enough but the other question people raise is that he was shot in the back while he was going away. >>> did you see this? the fifth installment of the video game grand theft auto is setting sales records. it generated $800 million in sales after going on sale on tuesday. that is a one-day record for video games or any other form of entertainment. 8,000 stores in north a

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our corporate taxes are way too high and really most americans , so there through -- cann be sis 45, be as high as 45%, 46%. so we need to get that down. if you look at what canada's is, japan, other countries that we trade a lot with, we have got to get that down and bring businesses back to this country. us until guest joining 8:30. representative lynn westmoreland, republican of georgia. you can talk to him this morning. (202) 585-3880 for democrats, (202) 585-3881 for republicans, and it is (202) 585-3882 for independents. here is bonnie, middletown, new jersey, good morning. caller: good morning. let's talk reality here. the deficit was cut by a half i president obama the first am at the promise. ceiling has to do with what we owe, and yes you are deadbeats if you do not pay your bills. or print taxes, yeah, they have lobbyists to take care of that, they are not paying that 35%, you know that as well as we do -- that is informed. they're bringing our jobs overseas because the government is giving them a tax cut to do so. if you want to talk about tax, let's really talk about tax

in july thieves made off with hundreds of millions of jewelry from the carlton hotel in cannes.michaela. >> you're welcome. >>> security jitters at buckingham palace after the worst breach in 30 years. security breach there, a man was arrested over the weekend after somehow breaking in to buckingham palace, just two days later another security scare but this one involved a member of the royal family. bit of a mishap. cnn's erin mclaughlin is in london with more. good morning, erin. >> reporter: good morning, kate. well, this is london's main attraction. tourists from around the world come to the gates of buckingham palace to take pictures, and in the summer months, it's even open to the general public, but sometimes that open door policy comes with a price. security snafu at buckingham palace. london's metropolitan police confront a would-be intruder wandering around the palace gardens. they shouted and demanded he identify himself. the problem, the intruder was actually the queen's son, prince andrew. simply enjoying a walk. scotland yard lateer apologized to the prince, who to

prohibition on the use of chemical weapons. , he has directed the military to come up with a set you canns as to how degrade his ability to deliver those weapons and send a sufficient message to not do it again. now, we believe in general dempsey can testify that he has arrived at a targeting concept that can achieve that. >> i'm sorry, this is something we try to get into before. they watch these chemical weapons with artillery in many goingces and were not after the chemical weapons stockpiles themselves because it carries a whole lot of risk with it, so how exactly, general, are regarding to degrade his abilities? >> i want to answer the other parts of your question because it's important to understand in context. is the leader going to be left in power? objective ofimary willtrike, there clearly be a downstream impact on his military capacity. as everybody here knows, the president and the congress have made a decision to support the opposition and the certain ways and that support is growing and its impact is growing. trackis a separate whereby pressure will continue to be put on the