i have -- this is one of the things, you go to cannes or cannes, whatever you want to call it. you go to cannes, and there's thousands and thousands of photographers there. taking your photos, interviewing you the whole time you're there. there's you with the director and your co-star and you're happy and having a good time. >> i made such a stupid face. >> jimmy: that's not a stupid face. it's a gorgeous face that you have. and you're there and you're having a good time. these photographers they also have -- they're taking pictures, and what do they get? you know. [ laughter ] here you are smiling for the other photographer on this side, it's like the last supper. you know? [ laughter ] the other side, you get the best view. yeah. so then, there's also photographers here. and you go, "oh, what are they taking a photo of?" and here's what's great. here's why you're having such a a good time. [ laughter ] that really made me laugh. [ cheers and applause ] oh, my gosh. that's funny. >> i know. it's so weird. i didn't know she was doing that, too. >> jimmy: yeah, right. you though

or iit cannes? >> i don't know. i say cannes, but i'm sure we're saying it wrong. >> jimmy: yeah, okay. well, anyways, when you're at cannes, you're at the flim -- you're there, and it's the first time you're seeing the movie. and you don't know if people are gogog to like it or not because they boo. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: they freak out if they don't enjoy the movie. and it could be a disaster for >> well, not really -- yeah, i guess maybe for me, but more for todd. >> jimmy: the director, todd. >> todd haynes. >> jimmy: todd haynes. and so, the director gets bummed out if the movie doesn't work. people, they walk out and they go "this is just a nightmare" and they freak out. but instead, you got a giaia ovation -- >> yes, it was. >> jimmy: for this movie. and it must be exciting. i think for me, well, i'm not in movies, but i mean -- [ cheers and applause ] thank you. that's all i wanted, some applause. that's all i really wanted. you made me work that hard. some nights, i leave here, and i get booed out of the bu

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this one had special seg/ tpheuf/ cannes and they were overjoyed to get this. >> a firefighter boot useed to collect money for charity, stolen, but now found. the top of the boot is broken and the money missing, but the boot is back where it belongs. it was stolen from outside of the firehouse in may.s that part of the fill the boot campaign to raise money for children with distrophy. >> they are full of life and the money helps them out. >>>reporter: stealing the boot wasn't easy. it was secureed with a lead bolt in concrete to this chained and padlocked 30 pound box. >> it had a cow bell inside. if it moved, it would rattle and ring pretty loud inside. . >> the whole ladder 2 which michael kennedy may have worked on is over at the training headquarters and the back bumper, that's the diamond plate that came off the back bumper. >>>reporter: the boot was found yesterday near the ramp of the tunnel and police have not made any arrests at this point. >> some stores having a bleak friday, malls across the country saw smaller crowds and instore deals, people went online. >> we did notice inc

the last time france reinstated national border controls was at the summit in cannes in 2011. protests hit the romanian capital yesterday, crowds demanding and end to government corruption. people are blaming officials for a deadly fire at a nightclub, saying they ignored safety protocols. the political unrest has already forced the prime minister to resign. luke brown reports. luke: a third straight night of protests ring thousands to the streets of progress. overhead flies the romanian flag with a hole cut out, the symbol of the 1989 revolution. every generation that has grown up since then, the anger is that too little has changed in the past decades. everything,o change get rid of corrupt politicians, come up with solutions. at stakeation corruption is indeed at the heart of the protest, but it took a tragedy to bring thousands into the streets, the death of 32 people in the nightclub fire last week. many blame the blaze on unscrupulous officials who ignore safety failings. the demonstrations have had some success, forcing the prime minister to resign wednesday in the wake

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for more information -- you cann visit our website at kwwl dot com. iowa's own abrah meyer will serve as the new future farmers of america central region vice president. the iowa state university agriculture business student was elected to the position this weekend during the national f-f-a convention in indianapolis. meyer -- along with students from arkansas, ohio, utah, tennessee and georgia werer all elected to their respective positions. republicans are buzzing about last week's presidential debate. hosted by cnbc -- several republican candidates complained they didn't get a fair shake from the moderators -- and this evening, they're discussing a shakeup in the rules. jeb bush is one of the candidates hoping the next debate -- in nine days -- will give him an opportunity to reset. nbc's brian moore has the story from washington. super: in upper right hand corner --- cnbc/oct. 28 :00- :05) after falling short this upper right hand corner - nbc memet the press "i'm a grinder. i mean, when i see that i'm not doing something well then i reset and i g

show that we are working on which is called odessea, which will be presented at the film festival in cannes next year. and uh, odessea, s-e-a at the end. and uh, we are also uh going to go to french polynesia uh in july so i dive-dive-dive, dive-dive-dive and that's how i recharge my batteries. >> how long are you going to keep diving? >> until i get to be 107. >> why 107? >> because i started at 7 and i want to celebrate 100 years of diving. >> can i go with you on that trip? >> yes. >> you've been watching talk to al jazeera. jean-michel cousteau, thank you so much. >> you're very welcome, it was a pleasure and i hope we'll do much more. i'm going to take you up on that dive. >> you got it. >> every monday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. "talk to al jazeera". monday, 6:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. or a kurdish state >>> should teenage girls be forced to share a bathroom with a transgender girl if it makes them uncomfortable. and how the keystone xl p

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i don't think reports are asking enough specific questions and i don't think the cannes have specific answers. >> and one of the reasons for that, france, when you get into questions of should we send ground troops, and -- says, well, if you just sent ground troops, what do we end up with? what he was really saying is we don't want a rerun of the iraq war. we all want to be strong, i not necessarily without cost. >> there's a cost involved here, but nobody has mentioned -- nobody at this table wants to see just the americans go ought it. but what if the french president comes here this weeks and asking for american support, with the french, with the germans, with the nato allies, what if he does that what will reporters and candidates -- how will an invasion take place? >> and conservative commentators and mainstream media faulting the president. some are saying he seems tone-deaf to the fear and concern. >> when you look at the polling, obviously people are concerned. he's not willing to acknowledge those concerns. he's talking about this is un-american, before he talks about this is

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the pickets include baggage handlers, wheelchair attendants, cann cabin cleaners. we will have much more coming up in a little bit. >> >> we have clouds in the area. i am tracking rain move into the western suburbs. a steady rain during the day and gusty winds. it's the winds that are helping us stay unusually warm readings in the 60s for much of the area. over the weekend, cold arrives, along with gusty winds, clouds over northeast philadelphia. look at thech froms, 52 degrees in the mountain, 59 in northeast philadelphia. light rain into pocono mountain, allentown, lancaster getting some rain. a few sprinkles so far in chester county. the steady rainfall is just to the west and to the south. this is what will be treatmenting up during the day today. occasional heavy downpours, mostly in for a light steady rainfall with some gusty winds. hour by hour forecast shows the clouds will be hanging in there quakeer town, reading, 63 degrees, a steady rain for doyles town, trenton and mount holly. at the shore, rain and gusty winds, that will be a bit stronger than the re

this is a t-shirt cann. i'm going to attempt to fire these t-shirts 2,000 miles cross country all the way to nashville. are you ready? [ cheers and applause ] wow, it worked! that was awesome. yeah, let's do it one more time. can we? all right. ready? ready? [ cheers and applause ] one, two, three -- one more time. we're going to kill somebody in here. [ cheers and applause ] all right, very good. here you go. i feel like a ghost and a ghostbuster at the same time. all right. bring o the fire hose, we're going to soak everyone down! [ cheers and applause ] cma awards were held. country music has some e of the most loyal, passionate, opinionated fans of any genre of muse chick means people sometimes take to social media to express their passion and opopinions. from time to time on our show we shine a light on some of the not we're doing it again tonight in the special country music ededition ofmean tweets." [ cheers and applause ] >> have you ever gotten so drunk that you sang a luke bryan song? actually wasn

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it plea mered at the prest iejous cannes film festival and was funded by the u.s.nd qatar. >> this changes the mentality about immigration. this movie will help many migrants to get refuge, to get a sigh lum in europe. >> reporter: film makers shooting a who done it is excited it is putting the topic on the map but he said lighter themes like romance, work, and family are more a reflection of the every day experiences of africans and must be promoted. there are major challenges. >> the challenge is to tell the story and you have a story. you have a script. what do we do? we have little or no backing from the government t equipment, of course, is an extension but then again, we are particular about quality. and, of course, how do we distribute it? >> reporter: the africa international film festival is trying to help film makers overcome the difficulties. this is teaching young cinematographers new skills. >> it was built in a way to encourage film makers and kind of just fine tune what we have to what the rest of the world has to offer. so this year, we had 35 afric

. >> and riding with tom hanks from london to cannes. >> the is the most interesting way it interviewit is multitasking. both of us are getting to the film festival where normally we would have to do press. >> are you still -- t. i doubt no. i didn't think they've been insure ferd a long time. >> they were insured forou $1 million each. >> they said we have to be more news looking. they built a wooden desk. producers put us behind a wooden desk and we started get this mail. i never dreamed anybody would remember that story but it lives on. >> what do you say you miss the most? >> i miss more than anything, i think the camaraderie. we went through marriages, speaking of that, a very special birth you wasn't through. your son, aj. >> the best christmas present in the world. >> meet baby sugarman. he doesn't have a name yet. and he is just so much fun. >> how adorable. >>can't believe he is almost 24 now. >> let's talk about life now. i know you've been very busy. >> life is just so oh i ll. i continued my work with children ahospital. i'm on a couple of other boards. on the board after

it cost folder that $2 million to produce t premiered at the cannes film festival in france and was fundedthe u.s. and qatar the. >> this changes the mentality about immigration. it will help many to get ref eugenia . >> refuge t a drama called "too close in lagos," putting immigration on the map. he says themes like romance, work, and family are more a reflection of the every day experience. >> the chal angis to tell it how it affects us a story a script. what do we do? again, we are how do we distribute it? >> the africa international film festival is trying to help film makers overcome difficulty. this workshop is teaching young cinematoghrapers new skills. >> it was built to encourage film makers and kind of just fine tune what we have so this year we had 35 african countries participating, 25 non-african countries participating. this fantastic glend of the world in one space and everybody is interacting, sharing ideas. >> the makers belief it's an important promotional tool but they say film makers must do their best to keep producing movies despite obstacles it will culminate in an a

. >> from cannes openers, microwaves to coffee makers, what americans consider essential are foreign to those half a world away. you might think new york city, chicago and los angeles are better places, multicultural metropolises. americans take in 70,000 refugees. not all head to a city. many head to cities, nashville, phoenix, los angeles. it's a community where people know each other, care about each other. there's affordable housing, good jobs, schools are welcoming and refugees find a city like that very comfortable. the goal is not to set them up for failure in an overwhelming environment. refugees need time to learn english, in order to transfer skills they may have from their home country for use in the united states. for the latest rivals that have not had a chance to think that far ahead, they are glad to be alivism the fact that i'm here because of the grace of god. he decided i would not die in the congo. i will come to america. nephews, nieces, mothers, daughters. reunited in a likely place. one of promise, safety and security. melissa chan. albuquerque >>> two police of

muslim but all these people in the main french cities, not only paris and suburbs but marseille, cannes. we had sleeping muslim fundamentalist cell in the area. we needed to have this tragedy that happened a week ago to start moving the way we should have moved far early kreier. this is why a lot of people here complain about the laxism we have of different french authorities, right wing and left wing government. now, we are on the right way. better late than never. >> you are one of the first people on air on cnn when those attacks unfolded. we spoke to you earlier. must europeans brace for more similar terror attacks and how could they be avoided? >> well, i think this meeting which took place yesterday in brussels is with over 28 countries of the european union. i think it should have happened all year. it should have been convened earlier. a few hours. they had the name of the people traveled, to control them better, to be more careful about the migrants. we found out that two of the migrants involved in the terrorism attacks came in the country. my god, i feel like saying the peopl

. >> mera already won an award at the cannes film festival in france. it opened this weekend where it made a quarter of a million dollars in a few days. >> a lot of talent. >> it looks like a great film. >>> still to come on eyewitness news, caught on camera, a bus driver in new jersey busted for an unsafe maneuver. we'll tell you what the driver did that put lives at risk. >> a big break in the murder of a pastor's wife. new information on the suspect taken in to custody. >> and can you guess the worst road in our area for traffic? we've got the results of the new nationwide study. >> want to show you this great sunset, that orange sky going down lower manhattan. it's been a couple of them recently and pictures. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your fi

. >> and riding with tom hanks from london to cannes. >> the is the most interesting way it interview i have ever experienced. >> it is multitasking. both of us are getting to the film festival where normally we would have to do press. >> are you still -- >> i doubt out. no. i didn't think they've been insure ferd a long time. >> they were insured for $1 million each. >> they said we have to be more news looking. they built a wooden desk. producers put us behind a wooden desk and we started get aulg this mail. i never dreamed anybody would remember that story but it lives on. >> what do you say you miss the most? >> i miss more than anything, i think the camaraderie. we went through marriages, births, death. >> speaking of that, a very special birth you wasn't through. your son, aj. >> the best christmas present in the world. he doesn't have a name yet. and he is just so much fun. >> oh i can't believe he is almost 24 now. >> let's talk about life now. i know you've been very busy. >> life is just so full. i continued my work with children ahospital. i'm on a couple of other boards. o

. >> meanwhile, the republican candidates this week got into a kind of bitting war abououwho canne tougher on the syrian refugees. one against it was the two republican front-runners leading the pack. here they are. >> we shshld have a lot of systems. >> how do you actually get them registered? >> good management. good management procedures. >> if there's a rabid dog running around year neighborhood, you're probably not going to assume something good about that dog. >> there's some debate where trump did or didn't call for a muss limb data bat. >> i have a question about that. i don't think i'm overstating that the policy is? shambles, shouldn't the republicans want to focus on that? >> absolutely. i think byron york of "the washington examiner" wrote a great piece. bus the purpose will be to put forth the actual plans, the policy that is rise to the occasion that can take the argument to obama and clinton. i think clearly ted cruz and mark marco rubio will be strengthened by this. the debate is, is there any part of this world that's now safer. it will be a major theme and it can back up

. >> we taxi drivers now cann cannot -- survive.se my customers all go to uber. >> reporter: would you like the government to do? in >> they must reform their system and control the licensing to ensure that the taxi drivers are no exploited. >> reporter: the organizers say they will give the government two weeks to address their concerns, and if they don't, they will take their demonstration on to the streets bringing the capitol to a potential stand still. >>> a new president after this weekend's runoff, but both candidates have said they will continue the program aimed at helping the poor. our correspondent reports from buenos aires. >> reporter: this person has been receiving economic help from the government since her daughter was born four years ago. it gives her around $50 a month per child to a family, in exchange for health checkups and school a tend dance. >> translator: it helps to cover the costs of having a child. >> reporter: most parents bringing their children to this school agree. one of the poorest areas in the prov

. >> and riding with tom hanks from london to cannes. >> the is the most interesting way it interview i have ever experienced. >> it is multitasking. chicago this weekend! film festival where normally we >> this team taught all of would have to do press. america's children that playing >> are you still -- ass. >> i doubt out. no. [applause] >> w w! insure ferd a long time. that is president obama dropping some hard core language at the millioioeach. >> they said we have to be moror white house to congratulate the u.s. women's socceb team on they built a wooden desk. producers put us behind a wooden desk and we started get aulg this mail. winning the world cup. president obama: perhaps i shouldn't have used that phrase. announcer: it's cool because it's all about to be overshadowed by the fact that obama totally dissed hope solo. harvey: that's a big deal. announcer: huge, but firir, back story. hope solo is the best goalie in >> i miss more than anything, i the world but she's also a huge troublemaker who allegedly beat think t camaraderie. up her half sister and nephew and trashed co

. >> those who think they cann terrrrize the people of france or the values that they stand for are wrong. >> a sign of resilience in paris. >> [ singing ] >> the supreme court agreeing to rule on a texas abortion law that would close all but about state. >> and double decker slammed into a crowd. >> and all that matters. >> all around the world stand in solidarity with the people of france. >> shining bright in blue, white and red. >> on "cbs this morning saturday." >> we add our thoughts and prayers to everyone in paris. 7> i just want to say one thing to thehe people of paris -- [ singing ] i'm not a very good singer but that is my way of saying "we're with you." >>> and good morning everyone. isis did it. that is what french president francois hollande said this morning about the attackers who brought terror in the night to the city of light. he calls it an act of war, and isis wasted no time answeriri. this morning the islamic state claimed responsibility. in a statement it says the blood shed is response to france's campaign against its fighters isis threatened to keep targeting fra

. >> bringing the shoppers into the stores thanksgiving night doesn't work well because you cann have severalal thousand shoppers i ia store, they clear out the shelves in 20 to 25 minutes. the shelves can't be restocked. people can't get rain checks on promoted products. they walk away frustrated, go home, buy the merchandise online. >> reporter: and some retailers have cancelled black friday altogether. last month, outdoor retailer rei announced it would c cse its doors on black friday, in spend the day outside. >> all of the sales, it's great! >> reporter: but in-store shoppers like robinson aren't giving up. >> that is what black friday is all about, is standing in line and getting all of the good deals and being in with the crowd and getetng ready for the holidays. >> reporter: overall, nearly 136 million people are expected to shop this holiday weekend. that is according to t national retail federation. and get this. 2.7 billion dollars is predicted to be spent, according to adobe, online. don, that is just for today. >> wow! all right, you're free to dodo your shopping g w, if

because if we are at war, we cann cannot be at war with what we had a few years ago, to ensure the safetyour citizens. so, 5,000 more jobs will be created in the coming two year . in order to have 5,000 more police. so we will create 10,000 more jobs within the coming five years. this is a considerable effort and the government is going to assume this in the new budget and it will allow simply to restore the potential of the security forces in the country at the level of 2007. this job creation we will benefit the fight against terrorism, the police at the borders, and general security in the country. they will be accompanied by commitment and necessary investments necessary to the accomplishment of their division. the minister of justice will have 2,500 extra jobs for the penitentiary administration and judicial administration and i'm not forgetting the customs service which will have to be reinforced with 1,000 more jobs so that we can ensure the control of our borders when it will be necessary. concerning our armies, which are more and more solicited by external operations that we're g

they wanted to make it a more cann, patriotic theme. the students went on what was pretty much a week long strike at that time. teachers protested the conservative leaning of the school board members, significant they did not like some of the ideas they were proposing, including merit based pay, pay raises based on performance in the classroom instead of their seniority as they're used to and there was also a move to take some of the money that would go, transfer that money from the public schools into charter schools of jefferson county. that hit a very sour note. parents were behind the recall effort almost 100%. they now can claim victory. >> that is jim hooly reporting. two other members were replaced in yesterday's vote. when we come back, we'll talk about another contentious issue, keeping students away and also learning. >> seattle could decide to push back school start times, but not everyone is happy with the change. >> the pentagon revealing an expensive mistake in afghanistan. why a gas station cost 8,000 times more than orig

. >> john, i don't think that there is a crisis at the state or local level that really you cann point to and say, "therefore, i am prepared for the sort of crises that any man or woman who is commander in chief of our country has to deal with." but i can tell you this. i can tell you that as a mayor and as a governor, i learned certain disciplines which i believe are directly applicable to that very, very powerful and most important of all, jobs in the united states, president, whose first and primary dutyy is country. you learn that threats always change. cabinet. you learn to create feedback mechanisms. you lelen to constantly evaluate and understand the name of the threats that you are being faced with. i have been tried under many fferent emergencies, and i can tell you that in each of those inflicted by drug gangs, whether they were natural emergencies, i knew how to lead, and i knew how to govern because i know how to managegeeople in a crisis and be very clear about the goal of protecting human life. >> senator sanders what, experience would you draw on in a crisis? >> john, i

james madison stood on the four of the house i rate and said in v a virtually quoting him: i cann undndertake the way my finger on that article in the constution o that authorizes congress to spend the money of their constituents for the purposes. if you look at the federal budget, two thirds and three quarters of it is poor the purposes of benevolent. just ask yourself, what with the american people do to a politician or to anyone running for office who would make a statement like madison did?ent s or make another statement or e alson said call-- h said: charity is not a also legitimate function of s government. n you now, can you imagine what theicl american people would do to ae politician who said that? so, what i am saying is that goliticians are reflecting theln values and views of the people who elected them to office and unfortunately, the values and views of most americans are a distinct from those of thest founders of our nation.>> ho >> host: walter williams, the tea party movement, has a been a positive you in your view? >> guest: it's been a movementh. ir a group of people saying

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