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they learn life skills, too. >> that's something that organization founder rob cann says the game ofcer is uniquely positioned to teach. >> i think soccer is great, especially in the united states, because a lot of people in the inner city have not played it before. it's sort of a fresh start for fem. >> one, 2000, three. ? >> i like street soccer does a lot of skills in the field you can actually apply into your life. >> according to the program founders, 75% of street soccer players see their lives change for the better within a year. the program connects them to jobs and housing as they complete a rehabilitation program or further their education. >> i stopped doing drugs i was doing before street soccer. what street soccer taught me is to help others out while i am still trying to better myself. >> step up, allie? >> there are teams in 20 american cities from coast to coast. the best players compete for the street soccer u.s.a. national cup. for the alisa gonzalezes of the world is nice but having a future off the streets is the biggest win of all. john henry smith, al jazeera, s

. >>> have you heard of something called a cannes later?s may be thrilled to get past what maybe their worst day in olympic history. finland knocked the men's hockey team out of medal contention despite heavy pressure to win. then russia's leading h prern better. she's much more mature. she's 17. >> you know a lot at 17. i feel sorry for them. did you see mr. finland's expression. this is bad for mr. pew tip but he said eh too bad for them. >> sorry charlie, i think i gave you my cold or you're therapy. it's eliminated cancer cells in most patients. our own dr. david agus leads the west siedde. good morning. >> good morning. >> explain what they did and secondly why it's a game-changer. >> the group at sloane kettering did some remarkable research. they the it classically have weekliet to months to live. they inserted a holding mechanism to target the cancer cells. these can krer cells were growing on their own and these immune cells came in and were a target. they become assassins. it worked. 14 of 16 patients went into complete remission

world's biggest movie complex in his country, and he's trying to launch a festival he says will rival canness already courting hollywood. >> hollywood is interested in being in bed with china. we've seen that the last couple of years with the attempt to do more coproductions and also the casting of chinese actors in hollywood movies. >> the world is watching china in general. china hopes the world will be watching its movies, too. al jazeera, the berlin film festival. >> that's all from europe for this news hour. back to laura in doha now. >> well authorities in mexico say they've arrested a suspected drug trafficker wanted in the u.s. accused of smuggling millions of tons of cocaine in the united states and europe. the arrest comes as legalized vigilanty groups continue to help federal forces fight drug cartels. dozens of men from the defense court patrol the city. the city i had been controlled y gunmen against the drug cartel for several years. >> we want to liberate the city from all the knights templars so we want people to not be afraid and come out and support the self defense gropes.

sunday is the anniversary of a cann vention signed in 1971 to protect the world's wetlands, a vital partf the environment. malcolm webb reports. >> people in uganda's capital say it was guilt on seven hills. now it covers more than 20. between the hells were wet lands. they can be seen on the outskirts. they host fragile ecosystems, draining water. it's the world's second-largest lake, as the city grows the wet lands are disappearing quast. -- disappear fast. they have been protected by law. >> when you look at what we are doing, we are the worst. it is a wide range of people devastating the wetlands, raping from the capital investors to the peace ants like me and you. >> people build homes on wetlands when there's no other place. it blocks the natural drainage. rains are heavy, floods are common. it's this man's job to stop the building. he says somebody built a fuel station on a wetland, ignored court orders to stop, and authorities demolished it. >> in some instances even when we stop people, you find another government - a group that are afraid to follow the law. corruption plays a p

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. >>> in nigeria tonight, mass murder and 58 students were killed when islamic students kill cann e-- killed students locked in a dormitory. they are the same militants who attacked in northern nigeria and killed 58 people in that incident. they are fighting against western education, and they want to impose shariah law in that count country. >>> a verdict in fairfax county of a deadly road rage case, and the case is a disappointment to both the victim and the defendant. julie carey is joining us live from the courthouse with the latest than. >> well, the jury staked out the middle ground with the verdict finding lee cena guilty of assault, but knot both assault and battery. the former religious educator at st. leo the catholic church refused comment after the verdict, and so did the family of william o'brien who died as a result of the rage road attack. >> reporter: the jurors decided that what happened between the two was an assault, but not an assault and battery. it cost the 63-year-old o'brien his life. the trouble between the two men last april 16th began as they drove down pick

st philip baptized he said and sunscreen can not keep you and congrats to cannes was pleased to have been dated from the museum by occupying german forces in nineteen fourteen fold in recent days in two thousand and six when a gallery in new york sold it to a gallery in london concert and being a really nice the listed under a different name and attribute it to another. adding to the left which dates back to seventeen sixty eight is valued at about forty thousand us dollars the museum. it's the painting is just one of many more. he returned to its collection polish ministry of culture and national heritage is currently making efforts to school to return of forty six was a box and eat it from previous collections during world war two. the loom when hitler to power ninety six week mortem four hundred choose to appear in gross debt now to old town about thirty km south of frankfurt by november nine nineteen thirty one thing that she sent each of poker on. only hunt for the was snapped. and none of them before nineteen forty one does to wish it to a concentration camp. kudos go out to a

. >> president obama met wednesday with cann aidan and mexican leaders. they discussed border security, drug trafficking and immigration row form. hundreds gathered to demand greater access. reunions take place on thursday for families separated during the korean for. more than 100 travelled north. >> facebook spends billions trying to reach more users. c.e.o. is paying more then $4 billion on what's app. part of the facebook's attempt to boost its popularity with the younger demographic. those are the headlines, "america tonight" is next. on "america tonight", can it hold. amid the chaos, promise of a ceasefire in ukraine, but tempered by a step back. >> tapped out. in a californian community this counts on a flow of vintages and visitors, how the drought emergency is drying up hope. >> agriculture it the business of hope. you are planting, you have the crops and they require water. >> is it there a way

estimated at twenty two billion dollars we can see that the total loss for the commercial market in cannes extent is around one hundred and fifty three million us dollars. in addition experts believe that it does the trick is to prove that the increased investment attractiveness of the country according to two thousand and thirty in the bureau estimates growth of the rights of our team has extent will reach nineteen point six percent share of the software segment is expected to increase but twenty seven point five percent in two thousand thirteen. the two thousand and nine the heights he said because it's been employed about twenty thousand people according to forecasts that it doesn't work in this number will rise to one hundred and twenty thousand average monthly on a weekly instalment amounted to one hundred and fifty thousand eight hundred and ninety i think it was the end of two thousand thirteen fifty seven point seven percent more than two thousand and twelve the senator's office report the volume of industrial production for the security screen prices are down to two hundred and si

people in the west doubt that have any inkling of questions about legitimacy of what's going on in cannes and i have a lot of concerns right there because you know you could say that there are maybe there was a liberal element in kiev that wanted to see a change fine but they were in bed with some pretty nasty. elected by anyone except for some violent rioters on them i don't indeed so can i just say one of the most dangerous and alarming of these people mr dimitri yarosh i saw today is actually angling to be made deputy prime minister in this interim government which would be a very alarming development indeed now on the question of legitimacy let's be absolutely clear that not only was the power sharing arrangement that dimitri was talking about not worth the paper that it was written on but what we have seen since friday has been an extraordinary colao absence of any kind of constitutional order mr yanik overeaters removed from power without any process of impeachment. laws have been passed out and for normal rate. why a parliament doing completely the opposite of what it was elected t

saturday is national trust anywhere in cannes at the moment. even here in an altered oaks church where we did protest is being treated. many are refusing to get to hospitals but they feared they might be reported to the police. alas crossover not to respond i guess i was in tears at independence square. mike is a scene for such a situation like in independence square behind me and independence glad that man as my done that to twenty thousand maybe thirty centers and protests as a buy now and not fall away from them that the kind of dumb things and they had tickets to qt force is standing by and not interacting so far and they are designed to fly and the burning barricades and mainly made from titus we have seen that today we've seen that. last night so far is quite sad and well shaped like say oh my god comparison to what was then that last night but tension is is really high. we're getting reports that the ukrainian security agency is launching a nationwide anti operation what the seventy. i mean this the that from that moment on indexing it's

and torture that is taking place during the last two months of on rents ukrainians camped out in cannes independence class say they will continue with their protests until the present victoria echo beach steps down. was it to the people are demanding that he resign. we're going to stand here and freeze until we see him resign. the islam that with god. on friday image of each signed an amnesty bill and repeal anti protest legislation. during the day on the medical joined other foreign leaders to call for them. with this instead and that's the ukrainian parliament voted for the legislation the chemical which had signed it. that's the feel of speaking with us as the most important thing is the action follows courts will top of the most interesting activities to meet room. the pope was discovered outside pm on thursday he says unidentified kidnappers seized in a week ago. the menu was as if i have cut holes in my hand so proud of my year was going to cut my face there's not a lot of my body that has opened late and i couldn't tell if it were as it was always dark with intent to me but the a

>> you cann''t see it? it is the sweetheart of the rodeo. see his bootsa? ? >> i do. >> he is writing a bu -- riding a bucking horse. it is done by an artist who comes from a ranch family, rodeo family in north dakota. he made a name for himself doing amazing art. he is a very dear friend. it has meaning beyond that, though. this picture started out in byr on dorgan's office. he was walking to minot state campus where walter peele works. he sought in the library and some place on campus and announced it should be hanging in the halls of his office, and congress and so byron brought it here. camp inherited it. and i inherited it after camp's retirement. this is a wonderful painting done by a wonderful, ,ard-working north dakotan who that has been hanging. and every day when i look at it, i think not only of walter and his values, i think of the values of the west and i think of camp and byron. >> what is this like coming to washington? >> frustrating. people get into how is the rare fied air? i did not come here to be a senator. i came here to do a job. it has

scott peck, whatever, anybody, you cann get away from what this gentleman was saying, because it's really quite simple but so complex - that we suffer because we think we have a separate sense of self, and we strive to maintain a separate sense of self, which is nonsense because it's all one in some very cosmic or mystical way. and as long as we run our lives from the perspective of an ego, which isn't true, we will constantly be battered and pushed and punched. so how do we get out of it? well, we'll see - the eightfold path - we break that addiction to a separate ego, level of consciousness. and that's kind of what peck's saying - why do people suffer? well, because they're always living in the land of why-me's, what-ifs, if-onlies, it's sad, but so hard to get out of it. janet? >> the connection thing you were talking about, and if you listen to those star wars movies carefully - "may the force be with you" - the zen stuff is all over those movies. the zen, the daoist zen element in here too - the what is it? who's that little guy in the - >> yoda. >> yoda, yeah. "let's raise up the sp

winning over some of the doubters nevertheless some prefer to focus on the negative party's going to cannes looks at where the media criticism of the olympics is coming from. you know some media outlets here have tried so hard to make lympics in russia smell like cold war in their coverage some didn't even bother to come up with new tools new graphics same old bear this cover is from one thousand nine hundred eighty when the us boycotted the summer games in the soviet union of course there were calls to boycott the sochi olympics as well similar images this is the handcuffs and all barbed wire not new as you can see andrew craig who wrote several books about news coverage in america is here with me to chat about all this sea of negativity thank you so much for coming. craig you know russia has come a long way since one thousand eight hundred and some very different country now but it seems some of these outlets one their readers want their audience to see what russia as if it's still nine hundred eighty. well these are very familiar themes both to the public but also to the owners and many

sensei at nine cannes nine right here on artsy america to catch the full interview. and that's as of now i'm at in the past. long you. shea. i know. i know let god be with us on this edition of nice line dance these days and a twenty cents and casting call and she ends her tail. law makers in ukraine and moving safely to transfer power to the new government. what the new prosecutor general annan you are headed to state security service and making plans. i like the new president voters responded to go to the polls and twenty fifteen the monitors have said the new dates in late may candidates will stop registering leader on

that character how do you do more with milk shakes milkshakes and pizza and pasta i was actually in cannes at the film festival a week before i started filming so i just really ate all the pasta and pizza that i could do not was it helpful to live at the shelter so much so vulnerable. just because of that one world when it seemed foreign to me you know i lived a pretty sheltered life growing up in i'd never been surrounded by young women who were pregnant or have a baby their fifteen year old sixteen year olds and just imagining it is one thing but to actually be in it is completely different you know i got to get to know the girls got to know their stories got to gain their trust which was really amazing and they just they opened up to me and they really spilled out everything so i got to get in their heads a little bit what was the toughest part of both playing it. honestly i think being able to keep the character consistent just because it was so far from myself with the way that i spoke and the way that i carried myself and just everything about my character was different from me just

what if the tree is alive and well in cannes and time again. we believe that religion should be used to discriminate in kansas same marriage is bad the national spotlight shine bright in the state after the kansas house of representatives approved a bill that would've allowed anyone to refuse to do business with same couples by citing religious beliefs some portion because the language of the bill is so loose that it really is a license to discriminate much crap protested the religious freedom bill speaker in law makers eventually said he would let the legislation died in the senate. i contacted several supporters of the religious freedom act that they chose not to speak to us on camera. those who i was able to speak to over the phone said the controversy was like he stood up by a misinterpretation of their measure. while it may have died for the time being here in kansas. lgbt activists fear that i could once again pop appear in another state houses conservative advocates feel that religious freedom protections are needed for people of faith w

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-mex cann. he had been on the run since 2001. i spoke earlier about the arrest, and was told it puts a dent in the cartel. >> this is a huge blow for the sinaloa cartel, one of the most powerful. >> what does it mean for the cartel, losing someone of this stature. this is a legendary figure, arrested in 1993. he got away, probably bribed a lot of folks. >> in the laundry basket. >> his tentacles, not literally. he has been all over the place. he has business in australia, europe, the united states and americas, and now he's apprehended it's likely he be extradited to the united states to face criminal charges. >> do you think it's likely he'll get away a second time. >> if he stays in mexico, he might. we don't know that. there'll be plenty of security around him. >> do you think it will have an impact on drugs in american streets? >> as you mentioned, all the the other cartels are operating. we have the knights templar then the have the gulf cartel and tijuana, and the production of cocaine in south america, central america bein

the next few hours of course and we do have a correspondent alexia chatzky he's making his way to cannes so i hope to talk to him at the top of the on about thirty minutes from now we'll take a break now because report is next here on r.t. in the news continues in just over thirty minutes from now. welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser you remember girls got aarons be moving into bed added to. the.

we cann we cannot accept the degrading of the integrity of ukraine. >> certainly the relations betweeniev and the local authorities here have been quite strained lately. the new prime minister called for a referendum and set on the same day of the national presidential elections, that is may 25 and that referendum and asking if the people want more atownmy from the national government or not. there is a lot of talk between the two sides and kiev has to do more to convince them here that relations will be okay and i think that main issue also is that kiev is very afraid of more interference by russia and afraid at some point this could lead to disintegration of ukraine. >> thank you. viktor yanukovich is saying he's still the leader and appeared this morning. viktor yanukovich defined and called the people over him fascists. >> nobody overthrew me. i was forced to leave ukraine because of threats to me and my family. the power was seized that represent the minority of the people in ukraine. >> the new interim government is facing a huge challenge to bring the situation and the control f

the players will be in cann tonne ohio. we know that the super bowl is king in the united states, but what impact does it have internationally. i discussed it with daniel from the business journal and john henry smith. >> i asked the right people, and they told me 550 international journalists have been credentialled for the event, which is less than 10% of the record number 603,029. still a substantial number, walking through the venues. it's like walking through a verable united nations. people come from around the world to come the event. >> the super bowl is the single biggest sporting. what about internationally. >> it's not must-see tv. you will see falsely reported that a billion people worldwide watch the super bowl. the n.f.l. never want to correct that, because it benefits the allure of the n.f.l., and that it's an international sport. the billion is a billion people have the ability to see the super bowlment the numbers, no one knows, because china, germany, it's hard to get the tv measurements. the numbers, if i

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there is also sentiments of cann mall rights and welfare. some oppose killing of man-eating tigers. killing of the tigers is helpful in the long run to have more white tigers. we have to view this as supporting tigers, increasing numbers, rather than trying to save every individual tiger. we have to look at it in perspective, it's not that it's a problem that threatens lives and livelihoods. hundreds of people are dying from causes, including snake bites and elephants are killing 10 times more people. i think we need to keep the perspective that this is not something that is life threatening to the entire population of the region. we need to view the issue as conservationist, not people saying "we don't want tigers, let's wipe them out", or saying distingui "we have to kill every tiger." india is home to more than half the world's 3200 tigers. most living in wildlife reserves. coming up, our pictures of the day and america's oldest paper boy. at 95 why he gets up to work and what is the key it a long productive life. >> ice storm warning in effect for not only most of georgia, but..

. >> what is the next - what is next for the bill that some say would allow cann sans to discriminate against same-sex couples. >> life and death - an aimish child in hiding to avoid chemotherapy which doctors say would save her life. >> mystery of the mummy - what sicientists hope to sort of. >> richelle carey with the top stories. >> it's dangerous, considered dangers and blamed for 21 deaths. it dumped snow and size. more snow is forecast for tonight. officials warn drivers to stay off the roads. nearly 7,000 flights have been cancelled, more than 10,000 delayed. in fact, today may be the worst one-day disruption in air travel since hurricane sandy. charlotte's douglas international airport was hit with many flights cancelled. many states are dealing with power outages brought on by ice and falling trees. 750,000 homes lost power from the storm, starting in georgia and the carolinas, in the south, and moving north to new york and new jersey. some had power restored. others will be without electricity and, of course, without heat. >> not good. >> not good at all. >> kevin corriveau

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the sadness but also your own career would have exploded on that tour i guess and you never got the cannesat coming. it was literally like the night before i had seen michael and i said bye to him about 12:00 midnight. and the next morning, he's gone and it's just like you don't even know how to feel. it's just, i was in a state of shock forever. it's like, yeah, i mean, i'll never -- i never really know what to feel. it's a really bittersweet thing. >> you sang at his funeral which obviously was again i guess a very poignant moment for you. you've called singing backup, judith, as a spring board that can easily turn to quick sand. just generally about performing. what did you mean by that. >> i think what i meant is that background singing is such an awesome thing and you can really get into it and you learn from so many different people. but i think for me,ly to make that hard decision to transition. i want -- i had this dream to be an artist and i've got to follow that. and sometimes that means putting it first and it might mean struggling playing in clubs, doing whatever you can as an

. >> america is dealing with a storm and weather-related power outages, why cann the infrastructure better handle the storms. new questions over the effectiveness of mammograms causes concerns, and major failures in life - not such a bad thing? >> why did a college professor decide to live in a dumpster for a year. i'm antonio mora. welcome to "consider this." here is more on what is ahead. snow and ice storm gaining strength. affecting more than 100 million americans. >> 2014. why is it that we can't have the power lines buried >> studies breast cancer. >> death rates were about the same for women who got not. >> the upside of down. why failing is the key to success. when you fail, fail smartly. >> the real life oscar the grouch. dumpster. >> world class, one of a kind. trust me. [ music ] >>> we begin with extreme weather. as another fierce winder storm was sweeping through the eastern u.s. knocking out power, parlising businesses and frustrating travelers, a senate homeland security committee met to discuss how we prepare for extreme weather events. lapses in preparedness are believed t

. >> america is dealing with a storm and weather-related power outages, why cann the infrastructure bettere the storms. new questions over the effectiveness of mammograms causes concerns, and major failures in life - not such a bad thing? >> why did a college professor decide to live in a dumpster for a year. i'm antonio mora. welcome to "consider this." here is more on what is ahead. snow and ice storm gaining strength.

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to advance policies administratively if cann greg won't act. >> this makes same-sex couples eligible for death benefits federal rights should only be granted in states where gay marriage has been legalized. >> a convoy carrying food and medicine was attacked. >> the yun's head of hum an tarian affairs says: stefanie dekk stefanie dekker with the ratest. >> despite the changes on saturday, the u.n. says the mission will go ahead. they are trying to find app alternative route. more aid is going in. they are talking about 250 food parcels. 5 runs backs. wheat. they got some aid in the oection was on sun, civilians. they didn't get out on saturday. they are working. as to thou he can get in in a safer way. the mission highlighted the challenge of how to control the factions and fighters on the ground. geneva recalls on monday. sitting at the same table a huge achievement. if anything is excited. how does it filter through. >> peace talks to the two sides are set to resume. speaking to al jazeera, turkey's prime minister is not optimistic that the talks will lead to peace in syria. >> tra

they ready for clornal. 12 people cann agree on an appetiser, they have to degree on murder. >> among protestors outside the courthouse about what justice would mean. >> justice would be that this man, michael dunn, goes to prin for the rest of his luf. this was cold-gud r blooded murder -- cold-blood youed murder. > i don't think he can get first degree, i don't think he went to the store to kill anyone. >> second degree, that sound cool to me. >> the jur which was hung up on that. the jury asked the scrum if they have to agree all counts. is it rm the rapper is confident. >> he'll sipping this loud and clear if the scrury convicts don -- jury convicts don. >> davis's parents spoke outside the courthouse. they hope to have a conviction by sunday, which would have been their son's 19th birthday. >> the atrocities of war. a town is littered with bod yes. leaders launch a new round of talks aimed at edging the bloodshed. france sends in troops to help stop the violence between muslims and christians. >> good morning, and welcome back to al jazeera america. ahead - the fragile cease fire

in each one of our hands to practice and to teach what is an affirming lesson of something that we canngrow away from in this session today and each one of our lines of work and everything we do to make a better world this is our charge, our privilege, this is our obligation. this brings us back to the subject of happiness which is going to be our next session from our friends at the life and mind institute. a quick moment of gratitude, these programs we have had over the last two days doesn't come about spontaneously. they never do. we first have to start by thanking his holiness's amazing team from the tibet administration and from the dalai lama and the administration is he with us today? thank you so much. [applause] second, we have to recognize the administration and especially for prime minister. he's not here to read the prime minister is not with us today. [applause] aei collaboration with his holiness came about with the sense of vision of radio free asia. they contacted us with a concept no one ever thought of this collaboration. they thought of it and we want to recognize the

. >> indian cann return to the ioc until new members. therefore compete as an independent athlete. hutled in a garage in a small french town with one-time coach. they work on the home-made sled. they have gone from work against each other to working toot. >> i was a coach. when i coach of shiba and friend. it's very interesting. you can be more close, understand more each other. it's great experience. >> the u.s. luge team offered to help train him in the days leading to the olympics. despite the hurdles, he hopes to race to the top 20, if not for his country, for himself perform >> the sochi games kick off february the 11th. >> brazil kicks off another season of carn varl. hundreds of people dance in the street saying this year's carnival is a test of the infrastructure. this ahead of the world cup. last year celebrations drew hundreds of thousands. >> ice fibring - beer delivered by drone. it has been grounded. lakehead beer was 12 pack delivering to fisher many by drown. the faa found out about it and stopped the program a week after

cann drafted with tulsa, nice temperatures. 64, 67 in new orleans, and 20s and 30s across the feast. the warm air making its way up the north-east coast. >> thank you. california's governor unveiled a $700 million plan to help communities coping with drought, to be spent on water conservation and cleaning up supplies. it doesn't include long-term solutions to fix the supply. 67% is dealing with drought. some places could run out of water in less than 60 days, president obama directed $160 million in federal aid to the region. >> emotional reunions are underway in north korea. >> hundreds of elderly people from north and south korea are seeing loved ones, some have been separated for decades. many embraced each other. the reunion was made possible by mutual agreement between the north and south. they met in a mountain resort. harry fawcett recovered one woman along the way. >> kim soo-yeon told herself the day would never come. 64 years since last seeing the family, 10 years on a waiting list. the older sister, who gave her piggy backs and pushed her on swings has died. this is a chan

slowly pushed back this morning by riot police themselves using flash bangs or stun grenades and water cann cannons. much of the square, more than half of it, while some protesters seem to have taken refuge behind reinforced barricades and behind their bonfires. the number of injured is in the 200s. we understand some 250 seriously wounded are being treated in the hospitals. also, one local ukrainian journalist has reportedly been shot and killed in that melee, as well. becky, back to you. >> one of the questions we wonder and you're watching from moscow where they are keeping track of the situation closely, is there a sense that anyone else might get involved in this or is this people watching from afar still at this point? >> well, certainly the western countries, the united states, european union, they're trying to get involved in terms of stopping the violence. there have been a number of calles and also most recently from vice president joe biden who called victor yanakovic personally to get him to pull back, to get both sides to the negotiating table. but it's really hard to see now,

the world's biggest movie complex in his country and trying to launch a festival he said will rival canneswood is interested in being in bed with china. we've seen that with the attempt to do more official co productions and the casting of chinese actors in hollywood movies. >> the world is watching china in eventual. china hopes the world will be watching its movies, too. >> the number of screens in china squad rupeleed in three years, a reflection of how popular movie going is there. even with the growth, there are fewer movie screens in china than the united states. >> twitter in battle over another hollywood icon, james dean. they are asked to cut the fan made account @jamesdean. his image is still known worldwide. twitter said the account doesn't vital its user name policy. >> you've got to imagine he would have been tweeting. >> because he was young and cool. >> shirley temple black, the star who captain have id america, has died. she passed away late last night at her home in california. she was 85 years old. we have more on her life and career. ♪ on the good ship lollipop." >> she