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cannes val goers were caught by -- carnival goers were caught by surprise. there is another event that is ven eastern - high tide. on sunday venice got both. a meter high tide flooded st. marks' square. but it's not a little bit of water stopping venetians from partying. sunday's show started with a pi jpist flying -- pianist flying over the lagoon a grand piano for a grand opening. >> reporter: nothing can stop us water, air, from enjoying life. >> typical boats from gondolas to water taxis took part in the parade. the main attraction were the great masks and the lavish costumes. >> food is like carnival. it's a celebration of life. the first carnival in venice was held in the 13th century as a street party. rich and poor look little even if for a few days. for the next two weeks it will be less about hiding behind masks and more about dressing to impress. >>> amazing costumes. let's go to andy for all the sport >>> thanks so much. we are building up to super bowl sunday. the biggest day in sports. the new england patriots play the seattle seahawks at the u

they have been selected by surrogacy beyond borders to live in a villa in a gated community in cannes coup. it's the next stop for carr mine and jody. having met egg donors, the country is introducing them to surrogates. these two are single mothers. living here for nine months. neither has a genetic connection to the trial. both will receive $13,000 for renting their wombs. >> why have you decided that you want to be a surrogate for an american couple? >> i really didn't know that there were so many couples that couldn't have a babies. >> the 27-year-old says she needs money to pay off her student loans and raise her own child, carmela. >> translation: i'm in charge of raising her and concerned about her future and education. >> beautiful, nice apartment. >> carr mine and jody were impressed by what they saw. >> it's clean, organised. the women are happy. they are cautious. this is not the first time they have gone international in search of a child. the last time left them with a bill and crushed hopes. >> a lot of money out, no baby. >> how much money? >> between the expenses of tr

fences keep the cannes malls at bay -- animals at bay, spies have broken through. a report shows total proceed some of access. it poses threats to national security. another reveal. south africa expect 140 spies. there has been a major rise in espionage. >> diplomatic pressure in south africa grew exponentially. and therefore the espionage activity increased. the name of the game is intelligence services around the world are interested this the secrets of other countries. south africa is a big player on the continent. >> foreign spies influenced a multi billion weapons purchase. the document says they played an active role in persuading decision makers on the arms deal. computer security is seriously flawed. another secret report reveals an array of incidents. one computer had militia software applications leaving military secrets exposed. serious gip sis to government vulnerable to frud and worse, espionage. >> in the developing countries, b.r.i.c. countries, we are naked compared to the first world countries, we are are sitting ducks. in the leaked papers the spi

i didn't want to be cannes tankerous and disrespectful, but having been through the committees, we saw hopeful signs. >> i appreciate you saying that to me. one thing this you mentioned is a jihadi cool associated with a young person travelling to afghanistan, chechnya bosnia and syria. and people expressed the sentiment that we need a counter narrative. conservatives will insult this. there's no counter narrative for terrorism. there's no counter narrative to say you go be a terrorist. what is the counter narrative? >> some of the counternarratives are using the reality of what being involved is like. for example, on social media, there has been a number of jihadists who have been on twitter saying i came to be a martyr, and they have me cleaning toilets. this is something people don't realise. they figure that the life is add venture. the reality is almost you are facing a death because you are used as camera fodder. or you'll be married off and given to a fighter. barefoot and pregnant within a few months. as we know the compelling argument. daesh, is a term for i.s.i.l. or i.s.i.s.

it blasted off from cape cannes avarral. it will take 3.5 months to get there >>> meanwhile, earlier won'ts the european space agency conducted a test flight for a craft that could pave the way for a reusable space plane. it has proven launch and orbiting systems, and is focussing on technology. technology expert explains. >> reporter: the successful launch from a rocket in france. on board the european space agencies $169 million experimental vehicle. packed with censors and about the size of a car. >> we are going to gather a lot of data. we have more than 300 sensors, cam cease, we are going to -- cameras. we are going to muster the re-entry phenomena. >> the 2- tonne vehicle climbed to a height of 400 kilometres. unlike the space shuttle which was pile oted. the cone shape began an automated re-entry. reaching speeds of 7,500km a second, 27,000 an hour. the surface heated up. a test of strength and master ability. >> it's a fundamental step. we are mastering the technology for the next step being able to look at this app

the court ordered the clinic at the center of the next up in the riviera town of cannes to pay that amount. six times less than what the families call for. the mixup happened when a nurse switched the girls who were in an incubator for jaundice. the father of one of the families had doubts but it was not until he did a dna test 10 years later that the story came to light. we will be talking more about that with a psychologist here on france 24. stay tuned. nnow to hong kong, a housewife and mother of two risks up to seven years in jail after she was found guilty of abusing her maid. a hong kong court handed down the verdict over a year after law wan-tung was arrested for abuse. the maid escaped to indonesia last year. [shouting] >> arriving at court, demanding justice. the indonesian maid who was starved and beaten by her hong kong employer. it did not take long for the hong kong court to return its verdict. she was happy with the result. >> thank you. [indiscernible] >> she says the case sparked outrage when she posted photos of injuries she sustained from her employee to her face, legs a

abobout old in other subway further into the distant suburbs, but winding the pipeline close in so we cann move people around where thehey want to live. >> i'm going to let viewers reach oudirectly to you on that. i i go against the grain. i lived in the district for the last 30 years and thenen i moved out to maryland this year. sh, let me k you about t this problem about savings at the gasolineump. people are saving cashbut they are not spending it. >> that is what the government data is showing. we are not entirely sure what's happening,g, but retail sales that came out this past week -- what we saw was if you take gas out of the way, spending was flat from december to january. the one area w we sesee growth is restaurants. that's the bigg growth area as far as spending, but there's another possibity of what is going onon is that people are spending more money on services. all those health clubs in the district the charge $30 session -- that is where the money can go, but you will not see that in the retail sales report. >> if you take out gasoline autos and so forth -- ththe basic prob

it's would not wards at the golden globes and cannes and nominated for an oscar. local, praise has been less forthcoming. >> ordinary people can be destroyed by corrupt officials but it's the way this film depicts russia and russians that has made the authorities uncomfortable. >> it's not an accurate rendition of the country they say. just because the characters swear and swig vodka doesn't make them russians. the cultural minute city which part funded the film has suggested it won't give money for such gloomy projects again. the initial head initially spoke against the film but is now giving more measured statements. >> this film is an artistic fiction. it is how the director sees things. this film is not about here, it was only filmed here. it is not about us, so it is a generalized image. >> as we left, another t.v. crew arrived. people here have had to get used to cameras and questions very fast but out in the snow, different views. the film hasn't been properly released in russia yet but recently villagers were given an advanced screening. >> no one should b

we are normally a fractionous, cannes tankerous bump never include to cooperate. but this has brought together people in a way i cannot fathom. i'm overwhelmed by this. a lot of people told me what it was like when we were in prison. we were aware of the campaign. i don't think i understood. i don't think i really do understand how extraordinary it's been. it's something that i'll have to look at over the coming weeks and months. >> finally, i wanted to ask you, what are you looking forward to most? >> watching a few sunsets, i haven't seep those for a long time. watching the stars. feeling the sand under my toes. the little things. this has been like a rebirth, and you realise that it is those little beautiful moments of life that are really precious and spending time with the family of course too. that is what is important. not the big issues. >> well like peter, there is also calling for the release of two staff members in prison. in a statement it was said: 183 supporters of the outlawed muslim brotherhood have been sentenced to death. they were convicted for

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let's go now to imran cannes life live for us in baghdad.e us an idea of what the reaction in iraq has been to the comments. >> reporter: well, i can tell you it's been one of surprise from a lot of people i have spoken to throughout the day. today i have spoken to basically iraqi and to u.s. and european sources that told me they weren't aware of any such presence of hezbollah fighters within iraq itself but what they have said is that it doesn't come as a surprise if there were limited numbers of hezbollah fighters here in iraq. hezbollah and syria have been fighting for a very long time. they are there in damascus protecting the key that lines under the asepsis of iran. for iran the shia shrines near iraq have always been a red line. if they get attacks, that means the iran rain iranians have to sends ground troops in eye rook. hezbollah are a useful too for the iranian to his sends them here. i don't think they are here in any huge number. what we are hearing is if there are hezbollah fighters here they will be embedded with the shia ma

. >> that is new information, we cann did not know that, it sounds like a serious wound from what you're> it does, and we will monitor and bring information as we get it. >> what is your take on the day's events? when we talked to you earlier we knew about one shooting, now we know about two. we don't know if they're connected, but given what we know about the relative calm, this is highly unusual. >> it is, remember this is a saturday night in copenhagen. people out to dinner and partying. one of the things that law enforcement will be doing now is continuing to try to gather forensics on the car they found and the other aspects they're able to put together to see if there is a link between the two. help build this network to see where this comes from, and hopefully, again, try to help these folks and get an arrest. >> i should ask you because you know or have a connection to the person on vilks security detail, it sounds like that security detail was able to repel this attack. what do you moknow? >> absolutely. ly tell you that the security detail for mr. vilks is some of the finest se

one of the bartenders said it is a cannes for everyone in the mission to give back to the community. >> >> a go fund me account has been started to help the victims of the fire. crockett started a go fund me page and so far, it has raised $74,000. >> >> two shootings overnight in san jose that two people wounded. the first one -- officers arrived to find one mon shot. he was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. 90 minutes later, more gunfire erupted near blue bell avenue and honeysuck el drive. police have not made any arrests in either shooting >> a former champion swimmer at stanford is set to be arraigned tomorrow on sexual assault charges. 19-year-old brock turner faces five felony counts, including rape. he is accused of raping an unconscious and intoxicated female two weeks ago. turner told police he kissed the woman, but denies assaulting her. the alleged victim is the not a stanford student. turner, who voluntarily dropped out of the school is free on $150,000 bail. >> >> tears and if japan over the reported death of a japanese journalist at the hands of a

it won awards at the golden globes and cannes. domestically praise has been less forthcoming. these themes are relevant anywhere in the world where people can be destroyed by corrupt officials. it's the way this depicts russia and russians that made the authorities uncomfortable. it's not an accurate rendition of the country, they say. because the characters swear, doesn't make them reel russians. the military suggested it will not give money for gloomy projects again. initially they spoke against them. it now gives more measured statements. >> the film is an artistic fiction. this is only filmed here. it's not about us. it's a germized image. >> as we left another tv crew arrived. people here had to get used to cameras and questions very fast. out in the snow different views. the film has not been properly released. it was given advance screening. >> no one should ban it. it is a good film about life. this is what happens to people. they get cheated on. >> it's a troouthful film. this is how we live. we are always lied to. they say one thing, but do something completely diffe

to treat them, she uses a cann oil, which is derived pot but doesn't have the high generally associated pot. terry mcauliffe legalized it for patiene jennife hours ago. meanwh a few hours before that pot became legal in the dist to have up to two ounces of it in the city. you're a allowed to grow up to six ounces at home as long as three are fully grown. the drug is totally against the law on federal land. you also can't smoke in public even in your car. it's banned for anyone under 21 years old. we know this is a lot of informn, so we put all of this all of the rules for you on our website, nbcwas you can check it out there. >>> and we're learning mo about the three men arrested in new accused of supporting e terro group isis and their suspd plans for attacking the u.s. plus tak a look at this. brandy it's been a busy mornin for people shoveling out there. a the snow for the most part h come to an end, but what kind of impact does it leave on the roads this >>> i'm amelia segal. talking with melissa about trafc and being out in the storm truck driving all around here's how the weather

family ap when pp -- and when the third call came they said, what will it take to get monique to the c cannes film festival, and my husband said is there a number associated with it? and they said, well, there is no promotions associated with it. i was paid $50,000 to do the movie "precious," and it is not the money, because i signed up to do it with my friend. >> and you are saying that you didn't have the money to do this on your own, and you needed to feed the family and pay your bills? >> i think that is what america says. i think that we all say that i can't do it por free. so when the movie studio says that we can't set a precedence and pay you to do that, we didn't have an issue with them but that is the reports said that monique is being demanding, and difficult. they had a request and we simply had a request, and they said that they couldn't do it and we understood, and that is it. >> and monique, you know how it works, and you had a talk show and i want to talk to you before we get off of the air and you said that you were blackballed, and i want to the talk about this, and you have

he didn't have to have this two-day long conversation had he just more carefully chosen the cannes answersis questions. back in wisconsin and iowa, there are other things they are talking about. a right to work bill could make it to scott walker's desk. that will have a larger political and policy consequence than what we're debating about right now in terms of debating whether or not obama is a christian. donors will look and say maybe he can't handle the rigors of a campaign. they're going to take this stuff and the union stuff. that's >> glen, i would be remiss if it did not bring rudy giuliani's -- i'm not going to call it a may ya -- mea culpa, but a pushback. he seems to say he spoke inartfully but then doubles down. his inability to emphasize what is right with america can hamstring our success as a nation. this is particularly true when a president is seen as president obama is as criticizing his country more than other presidents have done regardless of their political affiliation. seen by whom? this man bookends every speech talking about american exceptionalism. >> it is odd. i

given that so many of the side roads are still covered with snow they've cannes l eled classes for the city of fredericksburg tomorrow. i'm david culvert, news4. >> thanks david. >>> aaa says this storm set a record for costs for motorist who is needed a tow or a jump. more than 12,000 aaa members across the region called for help yesterday. in the meantime virginia state police say they have responded to more than 3,300 service calls since monday afternoon. two people had died in crashes in virginia including one in loudoun county. >>> road conditions and speeding may have played a role in this deadly crash in brookeville, maryland this morning. howard county police say a man was driving a car along route 97 near jennings chap l road took a curb too fast and the car hit a patch of snow or ice on the shoulder. the car reentered the road and crashed into a pickup truck with a plow in the front. the driver was a 26-year-old man from maryland. >>> emergency dispatchers in prince george's county might be in for another busy night. since the snow and ice hit, they have had twice as many cal

ability to spend money creates a real challenge in terms of we will have a legalized drug that we cann h e next move appears to be up to congress. in the district, tom sherwood, >> we post ld a deeper look at the showdown on our nbc washington app. go there during the break to take a look. >>> right now, a local animal rescue is asking for help after two of its kittens were stolen in a daytime robbery. pat lawson muse joins us in the studio with the details. >> the kittens are just 3 months old and the last chance animal rescue is pleading for any information that could help get those kittens returned safely. they're brown tabbies, a brother and sister. they were taken from their habitat at the petco adoption cen ca heights around 11:00 this morning. e animal rescue says someone smashed the glass and took off with the kittens. the petco is in a busy shopping center on 14th street so the rescue folks are hoping someone saw something. they also say there could be surveillance video. there is a $500 reward for the safe return of the kittens. wendy? >> thank you, pat. >>> a pajama protest

i think the second area thick cann touchdown earlier was his great example about the cell phone and textsaging. in the health care industry well-intentioned regulations were written for certain period of time in which it is now irrelevant in the day in which we live. and we need to have a forum in which we have a collective conversation about constructive change that will in fact advance our effort but yet assured in this case the american people that their best interest is being protected. i think that's the second area where the public-private partnership can be tremendously helpful. thank you very much. [applause] >> dr. sherwood randall. >> good morning and thank you jeh for your leadership on these critical issues. jeh and i met the day after the election in november 2008 when we joined the obama transition team in washington and indeed i came to that team from stanford where he spent 12 wonderful years based at the center for international security and cooperation and i'm thrilled to be back on the form today with all of you. [applause] so many friends in the audience. i'm just del

go to cannes academy.deo of the videos about inspiring people that you can learn anything since learn anything if there's einstein and the baby in about the same there was a time even einstein didn't know how to add numbers. you can learn anything. >> host: where is the majority of albert einstein's brain right now for >> guest: i think most of it is now at him. but it was sort of parceled out. >> host: was not a fun chapter to write? at semi-amused. >> guest: it was semi-amusing. but it was a really amusing book about it. it was fun to write, but partly because they got to the larger issue. can we just look mechanically and figure out why he was a genius? now, you need the whole book, not just a microscope on his brain to say what made einstein into einstein. >> host: david england shot, pennsylvania. david you are the last word today. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i read quite a few of your books, mr. isaacson. the last two books i read was professor todd coons, the teacher of the mind and you