the cannes film festival in the sixty's for the world of silence. we owe him a lot of things i'm not saying this because i studied him and i portrayed him i was part of a generation that grew up with him watching his films every week or every fortnight and he gave us a sense of adventure he gave us a sense of fun also because what he was doing with you know his crew onboard calypso seemed you know very french everybody was drinking eating occasionally running after a dolphin or a whale but it just it was the first reality t.v. show it was the first to absolutely and was a very clever communicator had a great sense of. you know he invented the red beanie because he wanted to kill it so member and you're wearing on that but yes. he wanted the crew of the calypso boat to be identifiable straightaway so he it's an old thing that used to be worn by people going under water in these big. metal things that used to have the beanie under to protect themselves and he used that simply as a it was modern marketing in a way so he said he was a genius but then th

he'll be heading to the invitation only cannes short film corner in france. >> i'm really happy to be not a lot of opportunities are handed out like that. or given out. where i came from from the central valley, you don't hear a lot of news like that. >> it brings together some of the most well known and talented people in the film industry. morales is a student at san francisco state studying film. he and a team of classmates made this short film. my brother's keeper. about two brothers have two directions in life. the film is mostly in spanish. something this third generation latino was passionate about. >> i'm not as rooted as i want to so creating that film was like trying to dig deep entire my roots and my culture. so it was a big deal to be in spanish. to be a theme. it is like me giving back to my culture. >> the short film touches on serious issues of drugs, violence and gangs is how they affect communities. he homes to create a conversation. >> i don't think there's enough time in the day that we take to talk to our kids, or even adults. that this does damage families and com

and indeed twenty seventeen is going to be remembered as a year of serious saber rattling between cannes and donald trump is there any reason to see that change in twenty eight to. kim speed show was perhaps not as fiery as it could have been as you mentioned after year of many major tests including missiles that the north claims can now hit anywhere in the continental united states something that raised tensions and those tensions are not expected to dissipate analysts expect that kim will continue his testing program and this speech kim made sure to outline the fact that she has those missiles they are operational and he's willing to use them if he is threatened josh smith thanks so much for joining us from seoul thank you. we'll move on now to some other stories making news around the world eight people have died after a speed boat capsized off into the heart of borneo island fifty one people were on board the vessel when it overturned and sank police are investigating the cause of the accident which was not immediately clear. protesters in hong kong have accused the mainland chinese

news live from cannes germany in turkey pot shop a damaged relationship the two country's top diplomats hold talks as a long list of sticking points snoops for migration to terra to disputed arrests of german citizens a correspondent has the details. coming up the tell all book that u.s. president donald trump try to stop him from publication trump hits back at accusations in it that he's not fit to govern describing himself as a quote very stable genius. and deadly winter weather blasts the northeastern united states we'll take you to massachusetts where the cold is paralyzing communities along the east coast. i'm having a good to have you with us germany and turkey have pledged to take steps to calm tensions between the two countries german foreign minister and his turkish counterpart. were meeting to discuss recent disputes including over a wave of the arrests in turkey following the failed coup when twenty sixteen at least nine german citizens were among those arrested including that is you joe a correspondent for germany's do you read newspaper he's been in a turkish prison for mor

. >> you a senator canne eor cott others who believe they don't want a daca fix. if you don't end the family related migration, chain migration, and the i hadiversit lottery. what do you think of those? >> i think washington is terrible at doing something comprehensive and partisan. so let's do something narrow and bipartisan. and the folks have some ideas on how to address the other things, then great. let's have an amendment, those conversations, let's have a robust conversation on whether or not we want to change our immigration. i don't believe that comprehensive immigration reform is what we should be doing right now between now and january 19th. let's be narrow, let's secure the border, solve the problem for the daca kids, and work on other issues. >> you have not been in some white house talks you just said yourself no one has more border in their district than you. why are they not including you in all of this? >> i can't say that's not the case because i didn't go to a meeting here or there, that doesn't mean our leadership on both sides of the aisle is a

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went to god it is a cannes. it's not really dark. as to massive and has often been a common aviva as i. finally did it's just us here for the philly unit here on d.v.d. my cover up of his all the city would begin one decent couldn't send it actually isn't because i mean. die. for the recording sessions the concert hall becomes a studio the concertos are to be rehearsed and recorded over two days at the end of that time there will be a live concert tickets for which were sold out long ago. different offices joined for this project by the mahler chamber orchestra and international law sambal made up of forty seven members from eighteen countries. though frederick chopin composed his piano concertos nearly two hundred years ago this is still a primary in a way it is the first time that the newer construction by mikhail but now is being recorded. in dortmund the russian pianist and composer is wielding the baton in gold it appears in white is the first of course. there are more concerted action in which the spirit of the looking up we ge

cann love who i want, you love who want, and my brother can be himself without the asld of criminal prosecution our ancestors set 50 years ago. he can be happy with who ever he wants to be under the protection of the law. the act remains important in the world where many seek our differences to decide us. ouras the first at taken by united kingdom to accepting the lgbt community. the differences in our society it rather than shunning them. of wednesday, the first minister of scotland apologize for the homophobic laws. the criminal records of those homosexualsor being are held as being right. , i am proud tot live in such an inclusive society. thank you. [applause] mr. speaker: next, from the southeast, these welcome drew david. [applause] drew: thank you, mr. speaker. i would like to very quickly dedicate this speech to the pride team who has been selected to host the u.k. pride next year. [applause] drew: mr. speaker, when i was asked about the anniversary of homosexuality meant to me, my answer was not enough. 50 years is not enough. gaylaw telling is ok to be is not enough. heard ofnever hav

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news live from cannes germany and turkey a damaged relationship the two country's top diplomats hold talks as a long list of sticking points new from.

australian actress cate blanchett will have the honor of presenting the golden palm award this year's cannes film festival over the years the forty eight year old has had various roles at the festival on the code from aids to the nineteenth twenty eight jean she'll be the president of the jury the two time oscar winner is strongly committed to fighting sexism in the film industry. it's something we hear all the time these days the role of robots in our daily lives and to what extent they might just make us all all salit and the burning question will they ever be our true equals on an emotional level and for instance even produce something like true art well at the university of fiesta in northern italy it looks like the answer just might be yes as one robot there is currently making headlines with striking watercolor paintings a busker as he's called has already had a role in a science fiction film at a play in milan and so we went to tree s. to meet up with this multi-talented machine. he paints kyle asleep producing a whole series of pictures every day. is the world's first robot to make g

they are certainly not just cate blanchett will be heading the jury at this year's cannes film festival the double so when is the twelfth woman to decide of the panel. as she's recently been playing a key role in helping change because it's costing couch culture. in the wake of the harvey weinstein's handle casters if it hasn't. a rare and unique artist with talons and conviction. how organizes describe the actress they've chosen to head the twenty eighteen campus will jewelry australian actress cate blanchett takes over from pedro almodovar us presidents the seventy first year of the renowned film festival? she's a two time oscar winner including best actress for her role in woody allen's blue jasmine. it is the twelfth woman to have the cam jury. the statement choice in the current hollywood clients alongside the likes of natalie portman and meryl streep she was one of the first woman to speak out against top formally with producer harvey weinstein. who now faces over a hundred accusations of souls some? nice lunches also helped launch the time's up initiative this week aimed at wipin

at the cannes institute for publications. also read part two to focus on russia and that focuses on the ukraine. to today's event to know about russian hackers and as an expert with that journalist based in moscow with that russian independent website working for the biggest russian news website at the time. and with the publication and with that refugee problem with cybersecurity in the islamic state. getting an award in journalism and the stories have been cited in the new york times and other respected publications. those that are the most prestigious award. and also a fellow here at the moment we are pleased to have such a strong representation here. >> it is great to see you here. and then to get the news about russia. so now in december after three years to write these narrative stories about the asus influence and link to russia. and with those groups but the last two years reading the stories of the russian hackers. and for example this is an article from around the country for the russian cyberarmy. so then there wer

came from europe hakim's film was up against swedish satire the square winner of the palme d'or at cannes this year. this little golden globe jury voted for in the fate it likely helped that the film's theme prove topical as discrimination is currently a big issue in tinseltown and beyond and european cinema is contributing to the debate. dance director power fan who founded on the golden globe with al on the wonderful isabel. before it was hungary and last low nam ish with son of saul so european cinema is very present. the president. sees her go plays a woman who loses her husband and child in a right wing terror attack she gave a heart rending portrayal of pain felt by those left behind. but within the fade you can clearly sense the influence of american independent cinema it's martin scorsese is fatty hawkins big role model and naturally lead actress deanna kluger has enjoyed international success for years and worked with hollywood directors like quentin tarantino and vault and papers and. so i think that contributed greatly to in the faith winning the golden globe. golden globe. ker

consequences we saw fit to make the cranes live in the horizon in different morph anyways no i live in cannes in the chelsea it's one of the richest areas in the whole country but the north where we live has one of the highest concentration of people of low incomes. the growing inequality is pushing so many out the area it's obvious global capital has no the god for people like me it's the same story the world over from butt into rio madrid to new york but maybe because we haven't such prime real estate well. we had to live could be a warning for you all so i set out to learn from those who are in the know about here and tell you about. me they want to paris more due. here where they push everyone out to the outskirts in a suburb where you can easily control that outside of that of the inner circle where they have taken over and you go i have a income to even be there i was the only reason you're going to be going in is to commute go to work and do some menial task and come back out again and go back to the suburbs they look at this particular area as a gold mine and the thing that's preventi

cann attack o on a market snacks in here in europe stocks ended the session in the red the dachshund frank for closing down eight tenths of one percent. alcohol down a quarter of a percent. of slightly higher gains and they're on the london footsie losses rather astron corporate earnings from canada and three m. on sending stocks higher over the united states at this hour. nasdaq currently. how does on the up to tens of one percent? now if you think devil's is all about schmoozing and rubbing shoulders with the world's most powerful you'd be right but it's also placed it she some inner peace. meditation sessions are being held in the snowy alps organizers say ten years also sessions would be unthinkable and they've been touting the benefits of meditation to the world's richest a gruesome. meditation will allow them to. understand the situatio. he and so come to the right decision. and the decision will then be in favor register one of few individuals it'd be a decision that can really help bring benefit to the world. and i think the people here at thihis forumt people who holds that

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consequences we saw fit to make the cranes loom in the horizon in different morph anyways no i live in cannes in the chelsea it's one of the richest areas in the whole country but the north where we live has one of the highest concentration of people a low incomes the growing inequality is pushing so many out the area it's obvious global capital has no the gods the people like me it's the same story the world over from butlins to rio madrid to new york but maybe because we have as such prime real estate well. we had to live could be a warning for you all so i set out to learn from those who are in the know about here and tell you about. they want to paris more due. here where they push everyone out to the outskirts in a suburb where you can easily control that outside of. where they have taken over and you go i have a income to even be there i was the only reason you're going to be going in is to commute go to work and do some menial task and come back out again and go back to the suburbs they look at this particular area as a gold mine and the thing that's preventing them from being able to

and alleged human rights abuses ok translating what all that means let's cross live to see here at cannes for the teeth either so we are somewhat of mixed signals being sent out here isn't there talk us through the developments. definitely you know even though trump has repeatedly vowed to tear up the iran deal he has decided to keep the deal intact extending sanctions relief but also warning that this will be the last time until the deal is strengthened but sanctions will be added on iranian entities for a legit support for terrorist groups now this comes after his national security advisers other signatories have all urged him to comply with the agreement so trump so at the last deadline trump waive sanctions but decertified iran's compliance with did it with the deal due to iran's a ballistic missile activity which is completely unrelated a it's not part of the deal and b. iran's ballistic missiles aren't even capable of carrying nuclear weapons but trump has always accused the country of violating be quote spirit of the deal which really means iran hasn't violated the deal and washing

sheriff aseguran que alguien que viva en este centro de rehabilitacin para adictos sobre la avenida cannesesinato alrededor de las 7 de esta maÑana. mike vsquez/portavoz del sheriff del condado de riverisde "en este momento estamos buscando las relaciones de la gente que estaba allí en la casa y la niña que falleció". en llanto la abuela de la vctima identific a su hija como susan rank, de 30 aÑos y nos dijo que ella padeca de problemas mentales desde niÑa. adems, agreg que haba tratado el mes pasado de internarse en al menos dos ocasiones en un centro de salud mental del condado de riverside. lori wood/abuela de la vctima "and she did it-y lo hizo, pero luego la sacaron me destrozo despertarme esta mañana y saber que no funciono, dijo lori". la familia de la madre de la vctima afirma que rank recibi como opcin para tratar sus problemas mentales irse a vivir a un centro de rehabilitacin para adictos como en el que viva. la tragedia ha conmocionado a los vecinos de esta comunidad. mirella madrid/vecina "la verdad honestamente me quedo en shock porque puesto tengo 2 niños y a parte estoy cui

so the airlines have some advice if your flight is cannes would. you can stand in line for a rebooking. you can call the airline. but the best way to do this is get the app on your phone and rebook yourself. that's faster than waiting for the computer to automatically rebook you. advice for the next time your flight is canceled. lester, minus 10 with the wind chill here in d.c., back to you. >> lovely, tom costello, thank you. >>> the blizzard may have blown out but the deep freeze is just getting started. record lows possible on the east coast as we head into the weekend. wind chill advisories have been issued for millions of people. in some places it could feel like 40 below. dylan dreyer is braving the cold in new york city tonight. the two questions everyone wants the answers to -- how low will it go and how long is this going to last? >> lester, we're looking at record breaking cold by the time we get to sunday morning. tom costello said it was 10 below with the wind chill in d.c. i was going to complain about the 4 we're dealing with in new y

consequences we suffered it made the trains leaving the horizon and different morph anyways now i live in cannes in the chelsea it's one of the richest areas in the his cousin chain comes to god for people like me it's the same story the world over from butlins to rio majid to what we had to live through could be a warning for you all so i don't know about what a push everyone out to the outskirts in the suburb where you can easily control that would have taken over and you quite have a come to even going to be guy named is the. you go to work and do some menial task and come back out again and go back to the suburbs they look at this particular area as a gold mine and the thing that's brought is the presence of the people here are social housing they were they were cutting back and you know confirmation of our worst fears and that that's a very deterministic and unpleasant warfare against it both flowing in having seen many of us now see a wall fair by the rich in collusion with their mates in local government they didn't represent us they light the car they deregulated it and it killed. the co

her very first fully german language film and she took best actress for this role already back in cannes last may so hats off to hottie i can for her seeing that potential in her for bringing her over i think that's a match made in heaven will be hoping to see her in more german work and the golden globes are always considered something of a bellwether for the oscars you know so. they're still in the running there to they're on the shortlist hopefully going to get a nomination on the twenty third of january we'll know if it's going on what about some of the other notable wins of the evening looking ahead to the oscars ok of all the interesting thing that happened was that i think a lot of people were expecting dunkirk to possibly take best picture this sort of incredible world war two epic of christopher nolan. or the post and people were probably thinking the post should have taken it over dunkirk but came in from the side three billboards outside by mark madonna and he it's an incredible film very very strong. performance by by frances mcdormand so another really strong female role t.v

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immediately i don't think that will happen before five or six years because we going to go to court at cannes that we as a committee over here by the name of a lot of people we are going to go to the core and to helping us and this will of the committees of the human rights when they were can is there and some of them put a note of some of them is that i but they will help both to go to court to stand in the court again that while the exact date isn't known it's expected the knesset will attempt to debate the issue of jerusalem as municipal borders in the near future adding another note of uncertainty during a time already full of concern how many. who would act up in occupied east jerusalem. well the leader of israel's opposition has criticized the new law. what the bill has it has a political ramification on behalf of the political bodies and elements in the israeli political scene who say we should make sure that nobody negotiates anything to do with jerusalem so that's a political question for the future it has no bearing on anybody's daily life in jerusalem now does it have any effect on

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duffy cann enlightn us, but i support a motion that essentially addresses the deck and not the rest ofit. >> let's break that down a little bit further, in terms of detail. when they limited it -- the penthouse, the previous scheme had the roof of the third floor depressed so that the height of that penthouse was not as great -- it was 4 feet or something. >> i can't remember. >> it was prointruditruding up >> it was protruding some amount, but it had been dropped, and the curb framing is dropped straight across. i have no issue with that. if you get rid of penthouse. the question then is where the -- the height was picked up, and whether there's an issue. i'm sensing that a couple of the commissioners here have an issue with the increased height of the lower floors. i'm not sure i shared that so much. the question, also, then, is roof decks. i didn't want to say too much, but you recall that two of the commissioners killed the first motion, which deleted any roof decks and required that it be put back into the motion and allowed it. so i'd like to get further clarification from the tw

that same year, while at the cannes film festival in france, she met prince rainier the third of monaco, who made it no secret that he was seeking a bride. kelly herself, now age 26, had been in a string of disappointing relationships with some of hollywood's leading men. "grace had been going through a series of affairs ... um ... generally with married men - william holden , clark gable ... there were a series of them ... ray miland, gary cooper. they were married men and it was very difficult for her to put this together with her catholic ideas." the courtship of the beautiful hollywood movie star and the european prince was glamorized in the press as a fairytale. within a year, a wedding date was set. "the marvelous thing about grace kelly was that she came along at time when not only monaco but the world needed a fairytale." "a picture queen who will become a princess greets her new subjects and is greeted by them in turn as she goes ashore to a tumultuous welcome." "after her wedding, this delightful actress will be known as her serene highness, princess of monaco." "now the great