it won a jury prize in cannes and the french film academy has actually completely embraced this movie and they've made it their candidate for next year's oscars so you see a completely different reaction than we saw with 2 story in the u.k. ok so we do have a way to go before black filmmakers bring their own stories into the mainstream is going to be considered a normal thing here and yes now here in europe to the u.k. the u.s. has been embraced by the new europe i think it's going to a little bit longer progress thank you very much scott roxboro. well it's like something out of a movie itself the spectacular heist that took place in eastern germany early on monday morning when feed spoke into one of europe's most renowned museums and made off with priceless 18th century jewels police in the german city of dresden are still looking for the culprits while the museum officials are still trying to work out the actual extent of their loss. who made off with the priceless catch of jews from the green vault museum in dresden the treasure is a tremendous source of pride and the bold 30 ft ha

he has made 27 films, he has won the biggest prize at cannes twice, and yet his films are the very oppositeescapism. his latest is an unrelenting, bleak take on the exploitation of workers in the so—called gig economy. if entertainment isn't his mission, what is? ken loach, welcome to hardtalk. thanks very much. a pleasure to be here. around five years ago, i seem to recall, there was some talk of you maybe not making movies for very much longer if at all. yet here you sit having just made another movie, sorry we missed you, before that you made i, daniel blake, which won a huge prize at cannes. so can we take it that your passion for filmmaking burns as bright as ever? well, it does, because it's a huge privilege to do that. and there are so many stories to tell. did you come close to quitting? well, at the time, it was a slightly misjudged remark. i mean, i was up to my knees and an irish bog, my feet were wet, and i thought i can't go on doing this much longer. but, you know, you come out, you get dry, the people around you are terrific fun and creative and a joy to be with and you think

assumption yes of course but i'm asking you is this something that you think could work in nigeria in cannes or even in africa it will work somewhere and it will not work somewhere. that. people that is in line with their culture and believe will accept and those that see it as negative would reject it. we were able to do one thing that is empower and create awareness and 1000 began to change them education because the side people that i give in but so if you want a light in them and give them a when is that if you need this is the point is that will happen if there is a population crisis in the country so it's never led to the type of the the number of children that you are going to be given back to you can talk to the husband look i'm not able to get my to because of i'm not ready to go but because of my health condition because you can enlighten them even to people in new areas and ones and that is my take so information for you is what would they mom is refusing but i'm not going to stay there because i don't want to start a war i wonder what do you think it's been a very exciting debate

another movie, sorry we missed you, before that you made eye daniel lee, which one a huge prize at cannesake it your passion for filmmaking bones as bright as ever? you can. there are 70 stories to tell. did you come close to quitting? well, at the time, it was a slightly misjudged remark. why was on my knees and an irish pub, my feet were wet, and i thought i can't go on doing this for much longer. but, you know, you come out, you get dry, the people around you are terrific fun and creative and ajoy to you are terrific fun and creative and a joy to be with and you think, well, why not, keep pressing on. but since then that one remark is rather dogged me. but tried to distil for me what gets you out of bed and onto the set every morning now. fundamentally is it about a love for the arts, for the craft of filmmaking, or is it because of the political passions that drive you? both, both. and we do our best not to make bleakfilms. they disagree with you... you heard my introduction. i think that is unfair. bleak is not... anything that tries to explore relationships, how we live together, th

he was at cannes where he won some prai5e you know, zombies.is role in the gym jarm5uch zombie movie thejudge don't role in the gym jarm5uch zombie movie the judge don't die. he also appeared as a senator investigating the use of enhanced interrogation techniques in the wake of september 11 in the film the report. but he made the most impact playing the husband in the divorce story marriage story upset scarlett johansson. his performance in marriage story has given him frontrunner status. we caught up with him to discuss his current wave of success. your career is going really well right now. you are being embraced for your work in different films and the performances you give. you are getting a lot of positive feedback. does that mean a lot to you? i mean, it always means a lot getting the respect of your peers, and, you know, people you admire. but it is also surreal. at a certain point i don't know what good it does to try to attach a meaning to it, because in a way, there is no meaning to it. i work really hard, but there are a lot of actor

raised a lot of eyebrows in kenya because it even though this film did well and was premiered at cannes film festival and 2018 it was banned back home in kenya and she's actually sued the government for banning this film so that's currently in court because of her raising awareness about the issue about discrimination and homophobia in kenya that's one of the reasons why she has been recognized now another issue our phones our computers they are learning more about us they're getting smarter and they can for example tell who we are by look in our faces and one of those problems though that comes up is with certain people they don't get identified very easily and that here comes in the 2nd person we had and if i may that is joy. sorry she is again an american scientist is identifying bias in algorithms and she's saying that there are certain issues within the system for example certain faces like black women are unlikely to be as accurately identified as certain people like white men and she's doing more to expose that and make sure that companies the big companies you know the microsoft

karate featuring an indian hero is raising eyebrows on both sides of the border also coming up on 31 cannes get ready to vote for a new president on saturday we take you to the streets of cologne where the memories of the easter sunday bombing still cast a long shot. i'm sumi so misconduct welcome to d.w. news asia it is good to have you with us she is a national hero in india i've been on the the indian pilot plane was shot down in pakistan in february during a standoff over the disputed kashmir region seized in pakistan returned to india i mean and then by bauman and especially his a trademark handlebar moustache became an instant star but now the pakistani air force has opened an exhibition featuring a statue of the wing commander and items from his capture pakistanis are flocking to the gallery. if he joined the air force for glory and undoubtedly got what he wanted a national hero in his native india the wing commander now also has a whole gallery devoted to him in pakistan they clearly for different reasons the indian pilot made international headlines after he was shot down in a dogf

as a famous a face will be taking over as coach is struggling bundesliga side her to land here in cannes but that was part of team germany that won the world cup in 1900 only to coach the german and u.s. national teams is now under contract with her to up until the end of the season. thank you so much for your company everyone a new team is now set to take the reins of power in the e.u. european lawmakers have approved a team of new commissioners taking over the executive branch of the european union vondra lyon will now formally take charge of the european commission. this sunday will be the 1st woman in the top job of underlined outlined her plans for the presidency of strasburg saying she would focus on equality and the environment. and our buses virtues chief and our brussels birches rather max hoffman is strasberg for us he caught up with the incoming e.u. commission president. the europe that you want to build with this new commission how is the rest of the world supposed to view it well i think it's time that europe is stepping up to be assertive and confident we have to give a lo

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malta's opposition want him to stand aside so he cann interfere in the investigation. he refused. outside the prime minister's office, daphne caruana galizia'a sister told mecorruption malta has enabled is an issue all of europe should worry about. >> imported for the security of everybody in europe. investigators in malta are kind to find- ying to follow a dirty money trail and to make sure they can follow eat wherever tdence leads and make sure that everybody implicated faces justice. laura: justice -- damian: justice, meaning all of the corporate and the-- crooked and shady her sister wrote about our pursuit. laura: the growing scandal in malta over corruption. president trump is in florida for the thanksgiving holiday but that has not stopped the news on the impeachment inquiry. reporting that the president was briefed on the whistleblower complaint regarding his ukraine ordealings bhe unfrozen military aid for the country in september. this comes as democrats upe gearinor more hearings next week. our washington correspondent chris buckler joined me earlier. what questions doe

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but not everyone has been so accepting of the switch to streaming platforms the cannes film festival as refused to include any of netflix's films in its lineup. no matter for scorsese who says he had no hesitation going with netflix for richard like. part of history yes. to brining to life the projeject me ththan a decadade in the makinio we thought. was a big names that all right is his business for you now you could always with me in the studio i know you can i get all random to start with the american plane make a boeing because they've been hit with anotother big security let himim there. that's right boeing has been grappling with the global grounding of its seven three seven max stats but now it's suffered a set back for his upcoming triple seven x. aircraft. according to the seattle times the fuse large of one of the wide body jets split open during a stress test in september. boeing suspended pressure testing following media reports about a call kato fabia but the much more serious if he's lost damage had not been previously reported. boeing says the problem is unlikely to af

but there's a problem on distribution companies or even movie theaters filmmakers like direct to cannes equine off forced to find other ways to show off their work some raise funds by holding exclusive premieres for friends and family or they get lucky if there's a film festival on the story you're telling is good enough and you get lucky to be selected in the 1st of all you can have the opportunity to have your people see your movie or are for some reason so powerful that it illegitimate by your movement . most films have a local theme such as the recent saving ban go which portrays the struggles of a cameroonian family but in spite all the hard work few here are able to watch the result demaris dam has starred in more than 10 films but she's still struggling to be seen you're only expected to once say hello 1st your movie and. any feel for straight sometimes when you don't get that right i don't put that 1st my number one reason for doing what i do is the passion for the art i love what i do a super p. come on now even though they haven't found much success on the domestic market came

up a couple of weeks ago just after the riots in cannes a loony.indeed they appear to have made a lot of electoral capital out of accusing acting prime minister pedro sanchez of being too soft in the words of catalonia what they're calling for is not only a suspension of a couple of years or ptolemy indeed what they want to do is do away with all levels of regional governments in spain whatsoever which they say is a complete waste of money and that's impoverished impoverishing they have responded also. i think the tone is the same that we've seen from right wing policies elsewhere so far right policies elsewhere in the world in. see immigrants they're also very anti feminist you know it's a worldwide tendency were as they don't have a majority if they were to join forces with the army leading center right opposition the people's party well that could have these have an influence but again even that combination. is far short of the overall majority of the socialists would have with their natural left wing partners so it's very hard to tell what will

it well well if we could pass he stands behihind him he cann be believed he can even with these chargess going to fight the next election. and even with these charges stand as prime minister the question of immunitiess sosomething that will be discussed. next august thatat's normal accccounts right now. it was maxwell correspondent in jerusalem out one more line from benjamin netanyahu he said described it as a a aattemptedd coup-- raised against him. just imagine he sat facing corruption charges. after a three year investigation. thanks a lot from paris to more key witnesses have been giving evidence in the impeachment hearings against the us president donald trump. hello from white house adviser david holmes of the state department both made clear that they thought trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani was pursuing political investigations of democrats in ukraine. this contradicts president trump's claims that the center the scandal the allegation the presidentt trump is four hundred. and nine dollars a congressional approved a crane as leverage to force president blood ms lewinsky to

all those the headlines will be back in cannes next hour with another round up.

the award winning cannes film it must be heaven kicks off the 7th film festival this it's a comedy tells the story of a palestinian director and the exam of paris and new york he is still a man tackles identity nationality and belonging something he shares with many of those taking part in the film festival. it's about the young qatari talents and it's about the middle east talent and it's about the 1st and 2nd feature film makers and and it's a very important sort of lab. to this see a selection of films as yele aims to push boundaries capturing the harsh realities of those living in war zones international ward winning documentary for summer is the story of a young mother who filmed a life of 5 years in the besieged syrian city of aleppo. sudanese filmmaker. knows only too well how much politics can influence the filmmaking process his 1st feature film you will die at 20 about a young sudanese boy struggling with a superstitious prophecy isn't political but silas says this is news revolution influenced the outcome after all that killing that happened i was so angry i was so nervous but

i emailed secretary pompeo directly copying secretary at cannes. e-mail to secretary pompeo. should we blocked. potus to meet solecki. i would ask zelensky to look him in the eye. means new justice folks are in place in mid september. that solecki he's a lansky should be able to move forward publicly and with confidence. and those issues of importance to potus in the u s. hopefully that will help. and the 15 minutes on the warsaw schedule for this. i said we'd like to know when it's locked so that i can tell zelensky and brief him. executive secretary ken replied i will try for sure. and my concerns about the die, no reason to dispute that portion of senator johnson's recent letter in which she recalls conversations he and i had august 30th. by the end of august my belief was that if ukraine did something to demonstrate a serious intention to fight career. specifically addressing very smart and the 2016. then the hold on military aid would be lifted. there was a september first meeting with president zelensky in were side. unfortunately president trump's attendance at the war

i remember i did an interview at the advertising festival in cannes.-panies like google and microsoft. the first question i asked them where, are you media companies are tech companies? they all said they were tech companies. those platforms, particularly google and facebook, have moved their model. google has hired 10,000 people. facebook has hired 30,000 people to monitor their content. my view is, political advertising, yes, as long as you monitor the content and make sure it is statistically correct. not misleading. just like you would see in the u.k. -- that the content is monitored for inaccuracy, to put it politely. taylor: so facebook is wrong in that they are choosing to run political ads but not fact checking them on their platform? >> my view is that you are responsible for content. a i said at the conference few minutes ago, you cannot claim that you are digital engineers just tightening the nuts on the digital pipes and not responsible for the information that flows through those pipes. you have to take responsibility. -- youair, the platf

i did an interview at cannes 10 years ago and had four tech companies including google, facebook, microsofte first question i asked, are you tech companies are media companies, and they all said tech companies. we know they are responsible for their content, and to be fair, those platforms have moved their model. 10,000 people,d facebook has 30,000 people to monitor the content. my view is political advertising yes as long as you monitor the content and make sure it is statistically correct. and that it is not misleading, just like you would see in the u.k. that the content is monitored for inaccuracies. wrong too facebook is run political ads but not fact checking them on their platform? >> my view is you are responsible for the content. as i said at the conference a few minutes ago, you cannot claim you are digital engineers and not responsible for the information that flows through the pipes. you have to take the spots ability, and to be fair i think generally in on one particular area, political advertising on facebook, you see it in the results, their margins by costs are being affecte

. >> jimmy: you won best actor at cannes for this. >> yeah.> jimmy: and then, you know, and they say that you're one of the top early choices for the academy award for best actor. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: will you commit at this time if you do win best actor that you will wear this outfit to the oscars and take it by force if you must? >> i wouldn't commit to that, because if i commit to that, i may not get it. >> jimmy: i have one question i want to ask you, salma hayek was here. and she told me for her birthday, you bought her, do you know what i'm getting at? >> yeah. i'm so sorry i did that. >> jimmy: oh, you're sorry that you did it? >> yeah, because at the time i thought it was a good idea. >> jimmy: you bought her two monkeys. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now why two monkeys? now when you were monkey shopping, do you think, one monkey's not going to be enough? i'll get her a pair? [ laughter ] >> we were making a movie, and, you know, the monkeys had a thing. and she was all day long, oh, my god, they're so cute, oh, my god, they're so cut

i'll dive deep he cann deeper i numbers in the next half hour. >>> and of course we're updating all of the results on our website throughout the night overnight and the latest local numbers as they come in. that at nbcbayarea.com. of course we'll also be pushing out the results b area app. >>> new overnight while you were sleeping, emergency action to ban short term rentals after five people died at last week's halloween house party shooting. bob redell is joining us live with the next steps in when this do take effect. >> reporter: city council here is expected to formally approve the so-called urgency ordinance that would ban unhosted short term rentals. this is in an effort to stop the kind of party that led to the deaths of the five young people this past halloween night. last night in front of a packed house, city council unanimously showed support for the measure, again for him formal approval is expected november 19. it would require owners be present when renting their property. airbnb has said that the renter was deceptive and violated the no house patty rule frty rule f renta

earlier this year, our next guest and her movie got a standing ovation at the cannes film festival.camila morrone. [cheers and ♪ >> hello! >> jimmy: very good to see you. i heard you brought your parents with you tonight? >> yeah, they're divorced and probably fighting in the back by now, but yeah. >> jimmy: do they get together often, or is this a special occasion? >> with all the movie stuff happening they've been fighting over who's going to be my plus-one for all important things like this. so yeah, when they're in the same room together they end up fighting. >> jimmy: your mom was an actor, or still is an actor, is she still doing this? >> no, i think ten years is enough. >> jimmy: she's from argentina? >> my mom and dad were born and raised in buenos aires. my mom was a model and she stalked him to paris, they fell in love and moved to l.a. and had me, all within a nine-month period. this is a photo of your dad. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and is this what he would wear around the house? >> yeah, he would always make me breakfast like that. >> jimmy: what's your mom like? this is your

sondland told tim morrison after that meeting what could help the cannes move that aid, that $400 million is if the prosecutor general in the ukrainian government would go to the mic and ask that he was opening the burisma investigation. so a lot more on that alleged quid pro quo. i know that's a term that democrats don't want to be using anymore. what they're terming bribery now as revealed in these transcripts that have been released now. prerc there was testimony from another administration official today. this individual named mark sandy testifying, just leaving an hour ago. this person from the omb is the one that conveyed to other agencies that that $400 million in military aid to the right russian irregulars, that that aid was on hold allegedly because the president wanted that investigation announced by president zelensky before cameras. reverend al? >> many thanks to you, nbc's mike viqueira. i'd like to turn back to my panel. susan, now these transcripts just released an hour ago, you have williams saying that it seemed more political. you have morrison saying that trpgit did no

time coverage continues at the top of the hour, pam warren, kim waiter here was trying for his at cannes key and ran. thank you both very 10 o'clock new details tonight on that deadly stabbing that happened on a bart train we're learning more about the victim who police say stepped in when the suspect tried to steal a pair of shoes from somebody else. we have the latest on the investigation and what passengers are saying about safety on board the train plus breaking news, hundreds of protesters on the u c berkeley campus were conservative commentator. >>or is speaking tonight, we just got word and several people have been arrested we have details ahead. >>and get this good news from our chief meteorologist lawrence car now. and boy do we need it you're 10 at 10 forecast is coming up don't go away. >>3 of her 4 news in primetime starts right after the race. it takes a village to raise a child. to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated, passionate, driven medi

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