even cannes you should see typhoon equivalent strength winds. also heavy rainfall extending as far south as townsville and eventually toward brisbane to the weekend. to the north, japan, you have

even cannes you should see typhoon equivalent strength winds. also heavy rainfall extending as far south as townsville and eventually toward brisbane to the weekend. to the north, japan, you have high pressure basically dominating off towards the west right now. we do have a front moving in through the north. that's bringing precipitation in the form of snow in and across hokkaido. as this does continue to move off gail advisories in place behind it. cooler weather filtering in across much of japan. temperatures p u to some of the highest they have been so far in 2014. tokyo, it's going to cool off as we look ahead into friday eventually towards saturdays. showers about 20 to 50 millimeters expected here through the coming days. chongqing, shanghai, showers for you. tokyo cooling to 20. beijing at 18. that's following wednesday's high up to 30. cooling off there for you as well. more seasonal levels. across the americas we are seeing along the eastern seaboards, some rather decent weather. we have a front coming in from the west. that pumping in

for the cannes film festival on the old hollywood names competing next month with words that integrates the latest french moe star with jonah to go down. all are. geneva a deal to disarm all legally use the legal forces to set up monitors and to meet again this while tension still runs very high in eastern ukraine. the black sea port of mary a pole there were pro russian demonstrators. this after three demonstrators were killed by ukrainian forces as they each overnight tried to storm a military barracks in geneva. he was the first proper sit down to try and bring together russian ukraine's foreign ministers along with their us and eu counterpart all sides at the end signing a document to try and de escalate the situation. we have approves of what to do so could a statement the geneva declaration on the seventeenth of april we haven't been easy. due to take the first to use towards diaz and eight. and to ensuring that to the safety and security of all the citizens of ukraine. all of the rockies have committed to raising the use of violence intimidation and the actors of the case russian

seen in cinema royalty as well as all the glitz and glamour of hollywood and of course is that the cannes film festival is not just one month away and today we'll find out the list of those select few movies that will take part in competition. hundreds of them are selected each year because twenty are given a coveted slot in the official line of duty even if the palme d'or. there are also always a lot of major for music and some of the hollywood stars predicted to hit the famous red stuff this year in the right and godly robert pattinson timing the downs and yesterday the cannes film festival will be covered live by the by our culture it seems to be sure to stay tuned for that upsets me fourteenth in the meantime axes to treat it has been covering for him lol looking to the interview here on forcing cat. he's almost invisible from the eye since suffering a mini stroke a year ago. he's been too sick to campaign and its critics say he's physically and mentally unfit to govern but none of that is likely to stand in the way of algeria is long standing leader the seventy seven year old aziz bu

salvation army volunteers used the cann teen where they have been feeding the rescue works to pray. a greater number of dead have come assure. divers have been able to pull the bodies out of the ship. the recovery is accelerating. . >> translation: the routes into the ferry have been established. it's easier to search inside. we'll have 563 divers on the concentrated search. >> descriptions of each new body is put up with marker pen on a whiteboard this. is how families are having an agonising bereavement confirmed. . reporter: that's a level of anticipatance among the parents that children are dead. there's anger at the authorities. in the early morning dozens confronted police near the bridge to the mainland, saying they wanted to take their complaints all the way to the president in seoul. "where do i find the body? let us get her out, and take her somewhere warm, not in the cold water." says that man whose wife is missing. >> al jazeera had this view earlier, relatives stopping the prime minister's car stopping the bridge. there was unheard video of exchanges between the ship an

-- you're going to be tucking about something that had its world premiere over a year ago at the cannes film festival, "nebraska yuriko >> that film was finished three or four days before the film's debt before the film festival started in it is a deadpan bittersweet comedy about a taciturn curmudgeon who gets it into his head that a piece of junk mail announcing he is a millionaire is actually telling the truth. to collect his winnings, which happen to be in another state. he will have to get from billings montana to lincoln nebraska. he is not allowed to drive because he drinks. let's take a look. sheriff you're walking to nebraska. >> that's right, to get my million dollars. >> this is would grant. >> we are now authorized to pay $1 million to woodrow t grant. >> this is his son. >> it's a complete scam. out of time.g >> this is his wife. >> i never knew the son of a even wanted to be a millionaire. >> the movie is in black-and-white, which is unusual. >> you don't see a lot of black and white. it is absolutely the perfect medium in which to render these faces under the american grea

people were forced to use cann use to navigate around the streets. more ahead this half hour, including factory shutdown. we meet the bangladeshi garment workers. >> afghanistan on the campaign trail with dr abdullah abdullah, one of the frontrunners in the presidential election. >> welcome back. our top stories on al jazeera. about 600 people have been arrested in a crackdown on refugees in the kenyan capital nairobi. in mombasa, a prominent muslim cleric shot dead by unknown gunmen has been buried. >> five have been killed in chile after an 8.9 magnitude earthquake struck the region, it triggered a tsunami. >> protesters rallied in support of a congress woman removed from office in venezuela. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry cancelled a planned trip to the middle east to mediate ongoing talks, coming after the palestine president signed treaties pushing for international recognition. people in bethlehem welcomed the move. israel want a delay until talks had happened. mahmoud abbas said he made the decision after israel failed to carry out a pr

humanitarian access. 4 million people are trapped in areas inside syria that are hard to reach, where aid cann reach them. >> the jordanian government is aring considering sweeping changes to juve nil detention. we have more from ayman. >> teenagers in jordan can end up in a facility like this for hurting someone in a fight. many never expected to end up here. other didn't expect that stealing would land them here. this is a young man who is 14, and has been here for 5 months because he stole money. he did it because a man threatened to stab him if he didn't. >> translation: i regret not listening to my father. he used to make friends with pa bad -- he used to tell me not to make friends with bad company. >> alarming figures have been revealed about juveniles in detention. 23% considered suicide. 87% suffered depression. 64% experienced severe psychological trauma. this is why the social development ministry wants parliament to improve a draft law. >> the proposed juvenile detention draft how suggests substantial changes, replacing detention sentences with community service, as well as increas

june he is charged with rebuilding the noise the economy the president and the bnp and on a trip to cannes. jump on the executable is one of our plot include term from ten class defender. some north korea that they had speculated in the dmv some kind of leadership in the fridge for a family meeting. the road to the japanese abducted by north korea has appealed to the united nations to help bring their family members called the mount is met in tokyo with my dinky di this month the un special reporter wrap or two on the human rights situation in north korea. money has compiled a report condemning the north and actions of foreign nationals. it caused and crimes against humanity under international law. nice month says he plans to reporting that the un human rights council meeting in june about human rights abuses in the country. commitment. this is the only result. we wanted to foster community to walk our shoulder we can see the sign of a solution to the program. the danger and that minister in charge of the abduction is she mad sit down in his mind. a deeply and said his government highly o

me in constant conflict with his superiors study into building a luminous white and green open the cannes festival which began at the top selling the tickets are one of the final two commandments most of the relay team. as a monument in the center conducts the commemoration these critical comment the new issue. that is normally only to go. lacey money being stolen. most of the time he maintains an impasse and exterior which masks the ever present grief over the death of his wife were sitting and chilling you can preview. this record so. when the officer the series. this into question. i am . listening she didn't. the cake. six the eight zero she was tedious expressions of healing. which leads to what may be one of italian television's most genuinely awkward moments i can. the tynecastle when it opened. fall in crime stunned and enthusiastic television audience in italy when he ran for three seasons between two thousand five in two thousand ninety eight. the story is based on the novels of the larry ovaries which became popular for their sense of history and her exploration of the aisle ca

the cyclone's expected to make landfall tonight local time, north of cannes.asters say the torrential rains could cause widespread flooding. >> yeah. a a story we'll keep an eye on. >>> tech news now. google offering a special one-day sale on its internet-connected i wear, but it will not come cheap. it's allowing the public to buy google glass tuesday for $1,500 a pair. pretty steep. until now it's been available by invitation only. one important catch -- the deal applies only to buyers here in the united states. a statement says, "sorry, we're just not ready yet to bring glass to other countries." >>> hillary clinton has become the latest target of a shoe-throwing protester. >> you've got to see this. this time it was at a speaking engagement in las vegas. >> about -- [ crowd reaction ] >> wow! >> a very near miss. look at that. but the former u.s. secretary of state was relatively unphased there. she scoots off and continued to address the recycling trade group and brushed off the incident with humor and a dig at the offender. >> my goodness, i didn't know

well our correspondent was in cannes as been covering the event runs from donetsk enjoy this now on the line fell within the swedish as ever as we heard was released for medical reasons but this effort if they aren't budging they knew were in full the answer they eat what is your take and you think negotiators will be able to free the others as well right now to do what they're looking to mention about the swedish her. they go by the two countries but can occasionally. however it looks like the effort to using them as bargaining chips. they might very well using the action and shield ukrainian authorities from trying the city. as soon as we heard on gunmen also sees a regional tv building in donetsk we walk. what can you tell us about that oh well the report but the occasional trip to the port of them came up with it and tried to enter the building. left after demanding approach channel eight show. remember that toy. what type of store you're getting. her work people it's quite a few are aware of the fact that they are. i've been teaching award so the pro russian women the kremlin chann

connect to web sites refused to comment had been posted at cannes. she sat on the website. on the left on the website or the moderators for several weeks. when secured a strange for me. and worse still. despicable references to my children and grandchildren. he was retiring to the track inspired group called the sti fight back. comment was posted on their facebook page my prayers and notes connected with the sti fight back. as our team attempted to get their side story. it happens. it's just not good enough yet not represent me they look what's happened the education system under ponting and eighty six the chances that has been dismantled. the frustrated the boys wanted to create a blog. i can. nt ice packs a ton to get attempting to sneeze at. if any posts containing death threats they think it was a common tests which attempted to his grandchildren ebit and egypt i was made known to was not straight on to boil over moderate islam is a tool to check the websites check the facebook page and if it's good to take it down. they consistently stated the following day we made the

is often four times as much as palestinians would earn elsewhere in the west bank mansell jury at cannes two presidential elections later this month the country's places have been voicing their support pole and opposition to current president aziz to topeka to topeka who suffered a stroke last year has really been seen on the campaign trail to use and allies to make speeches in his place including the president of the national popular assembly hall and mummy will be fun we flew was welcome to the this week is his alley an institution which represents traditional islam in algeria in his speech to meet the reminded his audience of them to flee his achievements during his long presidency and said that the president in shul. algeria is stability in the future. while critics except algerian make the most stable they will succeed country which is why corruption and overly dependent on the anti and dissatisfaction with the status quo is so quiet that political party the islamist movement for peace and society has decided to boycott the elections because he's president says the country does not

one was just promoted to get a recap of the glaring holes in cannes argument in this ongoing bang gang. firstly a phone call between catherine ashton dentist and his foreign minister told that use nannies he is said that members of the new government were of obama received the vote and the baton from brussels miracle. my conversation he also learned that despite the shell both civilians and the police than ever those photos and aviation protest is carrying firearms to not to mention a proposal for a mostly fighting alongside the rises in kiev. i'm finally met the big thing even dodge some are asking will the police could of getting to know that they can shoot to protest the snow to snow the increased anger on the street to think of it online from us and other stories of former us air force pilot and washington is using an air base in gemini become a deadly bomb attacks on saudi and yemeni sites to build online that has been allocated to seven of my god than to potential violations of international legitimacy by adding it to happen. up to go with a warm up. that is kicking up a gun for

ukraine as well as their unification with crimea held the spotlight of the russian president's annual cannes in any event i did twenty years yes he has been listening in while i see a thing. thanks for joining us and the oven as when our ukraine has donated this q a session to bring as of the highlights he questions about ukraine to go must halt all this to a nice accent and the first of all talking about the situation now unraveling in the south and east of the country but even if we can tell he is responsible for these actions saying that they they they they took note in these regions and this is not the way to do business that the only solution is to a dialogue between the parts of ukraine and the people of ukraine or even the parts i did this by saying that russia is not considering taking it with his legitimate that moscow was ready to hold dialogue with. with the french capital. if indeed it can also an important is not spare any words to describe the situation south east of the country. let's listen. see two posts really love to watch the way you might get calls from people in the sou

if they canns -- come together, then it will be relatively easy to get the rest of the tpp. it is not a fast-track approval process. even if they negotiate something, there will be a big fight here in the u.s. is this like a nafta for asia ? >> something like that, but if you use those words, a lot of people will be up in arms. many tough negotiating -- tough issues have to be negotiated. in china, intellectual property will not be protective. services will not be part of the trade. it is very important. >> thank you very much, jamie metzl. planning your wedding? we will show you how to save postage next. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i'm pimm fox. i want to go to my radio cohost, carol massar. >> yum! brands out with it latest quarterly results. the owner of ksc -- kfc and taco $.87 a share. the company also said it sees adjusted earnings growth of 20% this year. yum! brands plans to open at least 700 new restaurants in china in 2014. in the meantime, mcdonald's posted falling sales and first quarter estimates that trailed estimates. -- first-quarter sales that

. >> salvation army volunteers used the cann taken where they'd been black cann teen where they'd been feeding rescue workers. >> the dead have been brought ashore in greater numbers than the previous days. >> divers have been able to pull bodies out of the ship. the pace of the recovery effort is accelerating. >> guiding roots have been established. it's easier for us to search. we'll have 553 divers on this concentrated search operation. >> descriptions of new bodies are put up with marker pen on whiteboard. this is how the families are having a bereavement confirmed. there's a growing levels of acceptance that children are dead. among many, there's anger at the authorities. >> in the early morning dozens of parents confronted kids. they wanted to take the comprints about the rescue mission to the president in seoul. >> where do i find the body, says this man. let us get her out and take her somewhere warm. >> in the sports haul relatives prepare for a pourth night, waiting for confirmation of her grief, for a body to go home. >> prayers for the dead filled churches across the countr

. >> salvation army volunteers used the cann teen where they were praying for the dead, who are now being brought ashore in greater numbers than on any of the previous four days. for the first time divers have been able to pull the body from the ship itself. the pace is accelerating much. >> translation: the guiding routes to enter the fery is established. we'll have # 63 disifers on the concentrated search. >> each new body is put up with marker men been whiteboard. this is how families are having an agonising grievance confirmed. >> there's a growing level among the parents that children are dead. there's anger at the authorities. in the early mornings dozens of parents confronted police near the mainland, saying they wanted to take their comlants about the rescue -- complaints about the rescue mission to seoul. "where do i find the body" says this man whose wife is missing, "let us get her out of the water, somewhere warm." >> earlier the prime minister's car was stopped by family members. the coast guard released audio of fraught exchanges between the ferry and port authorities before

13 years later it has taken off and established itself as an important stop between sundance and cannesing independent filmmakers. last night was the big opening night featuringç the premiere documentary of the rapper naz in the 20th anniversary of his groundbreaking album. one of the highlights was m.s.g. investing 50% in the film festivals. they are bringing all their platforms to the fold. we caught up with michael deniro and michael rapp rappaport. >> michael deniro is the cream of the crop. he's started it for the right reasons in the right city. it's grown, hasn't gotten out of hand. it is still new york centric. this movie exemplifies that. >> we're very happy it's doing as well as it is and that so many people enjoy coming to the festival, putting their movies in the festival. it's great.ç >> over 6,000 film submissions, the will be played including one from michael rabbpaport. he did a documentary on the knicks. if you can't come to new york to catch it, you can go on-line at tribeca tribecafilms.com. >> this lasts until when? >> april 27. >> thank you so much. the timeç now

. >> salvation army accused the cann teen to pray for the dead. they are being brought ashore in greater numbers than the previous days. divers are able to pull bodies out of the wreck. >>translation: the guiding routes to enter into the ferry have been established. we'll have 563 divers on the search operation. >> the descriptions of each body is put up with marker pen on whiteboard. in is how families are having an agonising bereavement confirmed. >> as the first bodies are recovered, there's a level of acceptance among the parents that their children are dead. among many, there is anger at the authorities. dozens of parents confronted flis at the bridge -- police at the bridge near the mainland. they said they wanted to take their concerns to the president in seoul. "where do i find the body? let us get her out and take her somewhere warm", this man said of his wife who is missing. al jazeera obtained this video. relatives stopping the prime minister's car from crossing the bridge. the coast guard released unheard audio of fraught exchanges bet

all the cann dates standing for president said they'll sign it. the u.s.overnment wants the afghans to sign it because it wants to maintain a u.s. troop presence for training and keeping the pressure on al qaeda remnants in the country. the problem is largistics. because the agreement has not been signed the u.s. government doesn't know how many troops will be able to leave here. time is running out for afghan and u.s. governments. if this agreement is not signed before september, october, it will be diff for the military to work out how to leave troops there. >> there's eight men in the running for president. these three are the candidates. the first holds a ph.d. from columbia and used to be the finance minister. he worked for the west bank for a decade, then zalmai rassoul, with a female as a running mate. and abdullah abdullah, he was foreign minister and ran against hamid karzai, but lost in 2009. we met with jamie, a senior staff writer at al jazeera, and has years of experience covering afghanistan, and sara, with the international rescue committee.

they are part of a nonprofit called i-cann that has been in operation since 1998. how does this work, who gave them the keys? >> as far as who put icann in charge of this, it's a good question. it's the community, the people that put icann in charge. >> joining us is james wall, editor of "the guardian us" given access to the key ceremony and andy linton, one of the select key holders. heats a lecture you are -- he's a lecturer at the school of engineering and computer science at the school of university. i'll start with you andy, explain the basics. you are one of 14 people who hold the keys. seven meet on the west coast, seven on the east coast and there are seven back ups. how does the key system work? what kind of power do you have? >> well, i don't think we have power to control the whole internet, but we have - there's a piece of what we do to secure the domain name system, a system where we look up google.com or microsoft.com or al jazeera and get an ip address allowing us to connect with web servers, with servers to various places around the net. if you cou

salvation army volunteers used the cann teen where they'd been feeding rescue workers to pray for the dead. they are being brought ashore in greater numbers. for the first time, divers have been able to pull bodies out of the ship. the pace of the recovery effort is accelerating. >> the guiding roots for us to enter into the ferry has been established, so it's easier to search inside. we'll have 553 divers on this concentrated search operation. >> at the port, distributions of the body is put up with marker pen on whiteboard. in is how families are having agonising bereavement confirmed. >> as the first bodies are recovered from in the ship, there's a growing level of acceptance from parents that children are dead. among many, there is anger at the authorities. >> dozens of parents confronted police, saying they wanted to take their complaints about the rescue mission all the way to the president in seoul. "where do i find the body?", says this man, whose wife is missing. let's take her out, get her somewhere warm, not in the cold water. >> relatives prepare for a fourth night, waitin

this temptation is kind of may nd at cannes screening unknown chemical compound. it's physical. what do i want to end a co op. can you see me in the field making a musical chemistry. all i still have the capacity to let go of it i'm gonna put that ken is interested in money. she named him pitch in december after several years. maybe if we can pretend he's majoring killed and chemical. then in force ok. another thing that people often seems how one visit he could fool industry it is really you know largely responsible for all the scandals. now as you mentioned some of the chemicals. maybe after yourself you know controversy may come back in a different form. and the order government yield may not have to heal manpower what the resources to try to screen all these new chemical taste of the founding film what do you think it's the sense within the food industry over the issue of real food security and no school safety. i feel good make many pictures show. more response. be careful for fifteen years and these are new or amended fall for safety and sanitation all but race. and all. a

the cyclone's expected to make landfall tonight, local time north of cannes.rrential rains could cause widespread flag. we have our meteorologist, samantha mohr, from the weather center. how damaging could it be? >> it is tremendously damaging and it is huge. as you see, the diameter of the system, tropical storm-force winds cover some 185,000 square kilometers. and this storm has been around for a while, since last weekend, we were talking about it. over the solomon islands. it continued its movement off it the west, strengthening as it went. so this would be equal to a super typhoon if it were in the western pacific. look how well defined that eye wall is, as well. that center of circulation as it approaches cooktown here. now the winds gusting up to 305 kilometers per hour. those are gusts. sustained 250. it does make it equal to a category 5 on the saffir-simpson scale. say clones, hurricanes, they -- cyclones, hurricanes, they like to follow the path of least resistance. that's what the trough of low pressure is. it will funnel it down the eastern coast o

today to the victims of last week's deadly shootings outside two jewish centers in overland park, can cannesing an interfaith ceremony they gathered to remember the lives of grandfather and dr. william louis corps ran, 14is 4-year-old grandson, reat griffin underwood and 50-year-old terry lamanno, a mother of three. frazier glenn gross, known as glenn miller, a former ku klux klan member, charged with two counts of capital murder around one count of premeditated murder. the justice department will pursue the prosecution as a hate crime. this morning, attorney general holder spoke at the memorial service. >> every alleged hate crime, no matter hot intended target, is an affront to who we are and who we always have been, both as a country and as a people. these acts cannot be ignored. ♪ and i got the tools ♪ to do it my way ♪ i got a lock on equities ♪ that's why i'm type e ♪ ♪ that's why i'm tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ i can do it all from my mobile phone ♪ ♪ that's why i'm tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ if i need some help i'm not alone ♪ ♪ we're all tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ we've got a place that we call home ♪ ♪

. >> now a new role, columnist for "cann "cannabist ".love story between her and a vapor riser pen with each sip comes relief from pressure pain, tress discomfort. >> i'm thrilled that me it seems to work for her, but she is one voice and one patient and there are lots of other people for whom it has worked and those who it hasn't. their popularity is going especially in colorado the first state to legalize recreational pot. sales are particularly high. >> they have a sense of freedom that they can buy marijuana for the first time and not have this shadow of prosecution over their back. customers are coming from across the country. this weekend we have the biggest tours we have done. the jury is still out on whether weed is harmless but puck lick opinion continues to shift. >> they can bring focus on this community in a way that helps to destigmatize it. >> and to think i was complaining about the buzz here a moment ago. >> dylan? >> good morning guys. we are celebrating a 50th anniversary. >> we brought our four children and our 9 grandc

we will go to cannes, who works for bloomberg industries.nalyst to provide research data 120 five industries in that sector. when you look at coke, the numbers came in and the revenue was not deep. the real issue is, we are drinking a soda. what is do about that? >> you hit the nail on the head there. the key to the conference call will be, just how do you improve growth and returns in the u.s. industry? this is the market that is the set by consumers moving away from sugary soft drinks and moving away from diets. coke is going to be facing heavy headwinds this year to meet its 2020 vision. >> how are they doing this year? was this all pricing power to offset weaker volume? >> i do not get a chance to see the release yet. coke is maintaining positive on an improved mix. .hey changed packaging the smaller sizes, multipacks, etc. coke is managing the top line well considering the headwinds. plenty ofre headwinds. it's real question for me is, why would i pay 18 times earnings for a company whose earnings are falling four percent as volume grow

begin with just some of the background about cann, how it is organized, and almost a chicken and egg western about which came first the internet or icann. us tonk you for inviting this very civil conversation this morning, and open-minded conversation. came after the internet, but at some point in the evolution of the internet nearly 16 years ago it became clear that we needed to organize ourselves to coordinate three of the core identifiers that undermine -- underpin the technical infrastructure. they are unique in that they make the internet one internet. the internet is tens of thousands of networks that are linked together. what makes them as the internet is that they have unique identifiers that identify the various parts connected to it. ordinate and manages these identifiers that are working, and ensure they are stable and secure so that you always get through to that website you always wanted to go through, for when you connect to the internet with the device it has a unique id number. institution ofe icann with a great idea. it is a model that underpins the government -- int

aside, again, everybody in place that is remotely in connection, is on litigation old so the they cann, the doctor does exist and there i noticed that they cannot do anything with their documents. >> well, it seems to me that they may not even notice if they can't do anything with their documents, but i would hope that you as ceo would be making sure that it's not just you're telling that to people but you actually are ensuring that these documents can't be edited with beforehand or -- my question to you would be, when this investigation is conducted, appreciate the usage are willing to come back to the committee, and we thank you for that. will you make mr. valukas available to this committee's? >> i think that would be mr. valukas' option, not my decision to make for him spend well, you fired him and as far as i know when you are someone to conduct an investigation, because i've done it before as attorney general of our state, one of the terms i would want to work out up front is, will you be willing to present the results of your investigation and to whom would you be willing to pre

i'd like to, i promised to give you a cannes to wrap up and so on -- a chance to wrap up and so on, but i want to go to the audience and see if we've got some questions. i know you, mayorty, asked -- morty, asked one. so i want to go to doug. >> quick question for tracy. one strategy that i've heard about that employers might consider is offering what are called bare bones policies since phobe knows what minimum essential coverage is, so they avoid the $2,000 penalty, but maybe almost worthless, but it's there. but not worry about -- but pay the $3,000 penalty. are you seeing employers thinking about that? >> we are aware of some employers who have very large variable hour work forces that have implemented something less than a 60% plan. they go under several tame -- names. i think the one that's most commonly used is a skinny medical plan which tends to be 100% coverage for preventive care packaged with the hospital indemnity type coverage that was spoken about earlier that kind of replaces the mini med plan. they are relatively inexpensive, and for somebody that previously had a limit

i'd like to, i promised to give you a cannes to wrap up and so on -- a chance to wrap up and so on, but i want to go to the audience and see if we've got some questions. i know you, mayorty, asked -- morty, asked one. so i want to go to doug. >> quick question for tracy. one strategy that i've heard about that employers might consider is offering what are called bare bones policies since phobe knows what minimum essential coverage is, so they avoid the $2,000 penalty, but maybe almost worthless, but it's there. but not worry about -- but pay the $3,000 penalty. are you seeing employers thinking about that? >> we are aware of some employers who have very large variable hour work forces that have implemented something less than a 60% plan. they go under several tame -- names. i think the one that's most commonly used is a skinny medical plan which tends to be 100% coverage for preventive care packaged with the hospital indemnity type coverage that was spoken about earlier that kind of replaces the mini med plan. they are relatively inexpensive, and for somebody that previously had a limit

it has taken on a life of its own and become an important stop between sundance and the ka*pb -- cannesd last night promoting filmmakers. last night was the premiere at the beacon theater. they're bringing all their media platforms to the table as they say. they had a big premiere last night featuring the documentary about the rapper naz. >> you spoke to robert deniro. >> this is what heç had to say. >> we're very happy that it's doing as well as it is and that so many people enjoy coming to the festival, putting their movies in the festival. it's great. >> he's got to be happy with how it's turning it out. >> very happy. 89 movies were selected to be shown over the next two weeks. compared to other film festivals, this one is open to the public. last night was the first time people could actually purchase tickets to the opening. there's a free day of movies on april 25 sponsored by at&t. if you can't catch the actionç in new york go on-line to tribecafilmfest.com. >> you spoke to naz? >> we spoke to him as well. last night the festival kicked off with a documentary and this is what h

that you canne is only give to summon the candidates and the candidates people are going to give to is the incumbents are part of the existing power structure. it was starving off party committees and people not on the proverbial a list. --s could print actually this could actually provide a little bit of the quality to those who could not receive the the limits in place. \ host: the next call comes from houston, texas. democrats line. caller: i have a statement. i believe the supreme court made to bad decisions. citizens united. , the last decision they made about limitations on contributions. you cannot tell me that money will not influence congressmen or senators about making decisions. they have a personal interest in this. that is the only reason they would give that kind of money. court needssupreme to get tenured on the bench. people up there are 80 years old. the brains are not functioning. they are not up with the times. thank you. you raise some good points. , merely reverse order because of some of this up in court justices are old does not mean they have lost a step. astice

you know, willie, a shot of mika there -- where is mika there -- >> cannes. >> for the festival?yeah. >> she's got a film? >> does she really? >> yeah. documentary on vacations in the south of france. >> no cats around the house. remember when she had the cat in here? >> yeah. >> cat in the bag. cats in the bag. >> cats out of the bag. >> whoo! what a story. >> it is. >> it's a story of transformation coming of age. >> in the south of france? >> yeah. >> i think you better call mika and let her know if she's aware of this or not. >>> "the new york times" say prosecutors are close to filing charges against the world's biggest banks, chris bank suisse is under fire for offering tax shelters and bnb paribas. feds say it's to finish banks without putting them out of business. >>> and twitter's stock hits a new low. despite the fact that the service actually added 14 million monthly active users. and its revenue nearly doubled in the first quarter. stocks were down 10% in afterhours trading. this may be a sign that twitter is to remain a niche service. >>> and "usa today," federal gov

we've had i cannes here in the united states for a long time.n, why do we need brownie points with china and russia? truly the emperor of big brother is watching in china. they look into e-mails and phone records. and they actually go after bloggers and shut down web sites that talk against them. russia -- vladimir putin signed a bill giving authority to take down web sites or posts threatening or not good for the common people. that's who we're giving control overment we're taking it from the commerce and giving it to a geek squad of the united nations. >> there has been a letter circulated by a bunch of republican law makers and written the president and say, we strongly support the existing bottom up multi-stake holder approach to internet governance. we must not allow the iana functions to fall under the control of represssive governments, america's enemies, or unaccountable bureaucrats. scotty, ultimately what it this comes down to is the obama administration, some have felt is continuing their apology tour. we're sorry -- in this case, for

guy nature to cannes in washington with these details. u.s. politicians like the phrase don't let a serious crisis go to waste and many now use the crisis in ukraine and fear mongering against russia to advance the interests of u.s. corporations. i think energy is obviously a central focus of our efforts and we have to consider very very strongly. this entire event i think has pointed to the need for europe to look at how it can further diversify its energy sources around of applause from the u.s. energy giants who have long sought to lift the ban on the export of natural gas. the move will arguably drive up energy prices for u.s. consumers having faced years of opposition the energy giants are finally getting the stamp of approval for natural gas export terminals but unfortunately the government of the united states of america is often working for the interests of these multinational corporations not for the interests of the citizens of the united states of america. cold war talk could also give an additional push for negotiations over deals

actually is a human rights violation joe barry and dallas how do you see events being played out in cannes right now because we're calling this program stalling ukraine ukraine has stalled what's what's your take on the situation on the ground well i feel like the you have is basically losing. what's going on. and there's like a complete fog multi-nation of you quiet now the. director of the cia john boy was in the king last week and he instructed. the. belmont to do shelton type of action but the military is the ukrainian military is a complete mess there's no chance of command it's called. scattered it's falling about on. washington president vladimir putin mansion. the situation in new client that he was on the brink of the sea of your world is completely actually. no one of the things that people forget during this whole crisis because we're looking at such a self identity and self-determination and i could mention crimea but the economy is in freefall what's your take going on there because you know everybody says. the word. it has to help ukraine the i.m.f. is made some noise but not

go to cannes there will be time to russian journalists being deported from ukraine after being detained by security forces the incident took place near the city of donetsk that's in the east of the country core security forces say they were ordered out for biased coverage and. probably from entering ukraine again for three years. who work for the life news t.v. channel or on the way to do an interview with an anti government activist when they were arrested earlier we managed to speak to a man who says he saw what happened here but i do want. you to. one of. the others. behind you get down on the floor and ask them who you want. the camera you could give away. if she was there it went up to the second floor. so i was not there when. i did not see what happened to i just heard them talking to each other i heard recalled going on. we've. got silly. people but there was a shouldn't for security and cooperation in europe's already reacted to the instant demanding an explanation from ukraine's interior minister we also received point two from. the c.e.o. of the. news channel he told us it wa