what is it that you like about cannes.om, i think i love the riviera lifestyle that includes the food, the drink and the weather. but what i really love about cannes is the atmosphere. it feels like some accounts for the entire film industry where we all get the privilege of getting to go down to the french riviera together and to be together in that community experience. there's such a frenzy of activity going on. and then there's this discovery of films that we can all discuss right after seeing them for the first time. it's such a joy. one of the things that is quite remarkable about cannes is that over time it's launched some incredible cinema. i mean, i'm thinking films like pulp fiction and the piano just to mention two films. i mean, it's it's a very potent platform for premiering good cinema, isn't it? there's also parasite, which won the palme d'or last year and went on to be oscar conqueror. the cannes film festival is really priceless in terms of exposure of world cinema. if you think that three out of the five

what is it that you like about cannes.ove about cannes is the atmosphere. it feels like summer camp for the entire film industry where we all get the privilege of getting to go down to the french riviera together and be together in that community experience. there's such a frenzy of activity going on. and then there's this discovery of films that we can all discuss right after seeing them for the first time. it's such a joy. one of the things that is quite remarkable about cannes is that over time, it's launched some incredible cinema. i mean, i'm thinking films like pulp fiction and the piano just to mention two films. i mean, it's a very potent platform for premiering good cinema, isn't it? there's also parasite, which won the palme d'0r last year and went on to be 0scar conqueror. the cannes film festival is really priceless in terms of exposure of world cinema. if you think that three out of the five finalists of best international feature film at this year's oscars premiered at cannes. now, since the second world war,

was kathryn bigelow for the hurt locker, and only one female filmmaker has taken the palme d'or at canneofficial recognition, there are so many fabulous films by female directors and they are very easy to watch online and at home right now. can you keep a secret? i'm trying to organise a prison break. i'm in. lost in translation by sophia coppola got this director an oscar for writing. and if by this stage you're missing the strangeness of exploring new places, forming deep connections with strangers, and evenjet lag, then remind yourself of what it's like through the eyes of bob — bill murray, giving one of his most nuanced performances as a jaded american actor who's making a commercial in japan. scarlett joha nsson plays charlotte, who doesn't know what she wants to do with her life. cheers to that. bob and charlotte form one of the sweetest bonds in cinema — a man and a woman with an unspoken connection that can't go any further. plus, it's got a fabulous soundtrack, hand—picked by coppola. french director celine sciamma has won thousands of new fans for her latest sumptuous historic

it depicts a little boy playing in overalls, tossed aside and small trash cann, a couple of superheroesstead he's holding a nurse soaring like superman, cape and all. called game changer. he's never been big on subtlety. >> he's trying to say, isn't he, that the original superhero is on the back burner now and it's people like, you know, key workers and nurses and health care professionals in the forefront. children are looking up to us. >> reporter: like many front line hospitals, souampt mbers cov-19, which makes poignant.mor >> it'sonow someone h dos u in the just beautifur: sela foun workor idle ha banksy p t image o hisemk, rats in his ent, my wifes i put a hiswith prced't say. but no guys this time. banksy even left a note saying, thanks for all you're doing. i hope this brightens the place up a bit, even if it's only black and white. >> reporter: while banksy certainly is one of a kind, that sentiment is universal. there are murals like these by other artists paying tribute to health care workers everywhere. that banksy portrait is a gift that will keep giving after lock down, it

welcome to in good shape it's summer time in berlin but today's show is not about ice cream it's about cannes.

restrictions but don't relax too much german foreign minister heiko must know early but not quite sure cannes with his luxemburg counterpart shown us a bone as a border crossing between the towns of pal and shank on. top if he hadn't been that nick will start border controls for denmark in the next few days and from june the 15th there will be no more checks at the borders with france austria and switzerland i'm hoping that the border controls that the polish and czech friends currently do have will also be lifted in the forseeable future. however both warsaw and prague say they are keeping the restrictions in place for the foreseeable future. in switzerland smiles on celebrations off to is hoping its borders with germany and austria and now unmarried couples in long distance relationships can be viewed united once again previously only people who are married live in a registered partnership will have children together could anticipate finland and you don't stray a tight security remains on its border with germany but despite relief that the crossing is open once more chapman is still have re

given the pandemic the cannes film festival was at 1st postponed and later canceled industry representatives estimate a total sales loss of $2000000000.00 euros large production companies such as in germany are hoping to be up and running again soon. that the filmmakers finished shooting this series just in time when actors could still be close to each other. the company's head says that's essential for their productions. 11 hurt. young actress told me in the studio that for actors the lack of physical contact is like being a footballer without touching the ball that just doesn't work i can't film a t.v. series about a 60 stance school without any physical contact. seems like this are clearly not corona compliant that's why the shooting of the latest season of has been interrupted. wants to resume production under similar conditions to the german football league the bundesliga. is quite in show for actors there's no way to get around a virus test we're still discussing the cortinas you see which is very problematic for actors it costs a lot of money and is extremely time consuming. but anyth

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that's being tested in the city of cannes.ras, fitted with artificial intelligence, will alert police if someone suspect wearing a mask. the cameras in the public places. not clear how many other city also adopt this method. interesting. >> it is. you've been outed sometimes there if you are caught on camera. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> yeah! >> lucy, the star of the show. >> loucy wednesday, you guys. yes, we all need a little cheer. she's happy today. she's inside staying cool. we'll tell you when some showers are on the way. i'll see you in about six minutes. >>> the irs it turns out sent stimulus payments to people who had died. their survivors are asking us, can we keep the money? we've been pressing the irs for answers. we've got them, next. >>> many family's financial survival hinges on those payments. but some checks went to people who already died. now after weeks of confusion, the feds want the money back. chris has been pressing the treasury for answers. >> that's what they are saying, th

deadlock under the deal netanyahu will remain prime minister for 18 months before handing over to cannes. dozens of people have been detained at an anti lock down protest in the polish capital will saw police used tear gas against the protesters who were demanding that the government move faster to allow businesses to reopen palais said the gathering was illegal under current restrictions. shopping malls have reopened across thailand after a month long lockdown to contain the spread of 19 customers will be required to wear face masks at all times and have their temperature checked before entering the morals the easing of restrictions follows a steady drop in the number of infections. 11 firefighters have been injured in an explosion at a cannabis oil factory downtown los angeles the crew was inside the building and on the roof trying to put out the fire put it put out a fire rather when a ball of flames shot out of the building more than 200 more firefighters rushed to the same to help extinguish the blaze. former u.s. president barack obama has criticised the u.s. government's response

all the villages are working here, constrtructing a dam which cann h hold off f the seawater.. >> andgladesh, physical distancing is not possible as people board rafts for safety. aid workers worry about the spread of the coronavirus and about how people here will rebound from the cyclone. >> we are antnticipating a lot f destruction in teterms of homes. >> the cyclone is expected to make landfall wednesday morning. brent: let's look some other stories making headlines around the world. protesters in santiago have clashed with police over a lack of food and essential supplies. in one of the poorest neighborhoods, people threw stones. officials say that aid packages are not enough to meet people's needs. german prosecutors have dropped charges of market manipulation against two top volkswagen executives after the they agreed toay 9 millilion euros to close ththe case. the two men were charged with withholding information about existence of devices to cheat in missions tests. -- emissions test. a a major ruling in germany coud change the way the country gather secret intelligence. a hig

more.ou come in, therereand you canne up testers.ou ifant to try on clothes, they stay in a separateon the fourth floor. they are not replaced to the shelves. if you try on shoes, you are given specific disposable socks. if you touchnything, you are given disposable gloves. they are taking things seriously here, for good reason. this region has accoun ed for more tlf of the deaths in the last three months alone. 10 weeks on from the lockdown, italy is emerging that is not taki >> as promised, we are going to take y to venic w he n gondolmiascoelngous. tstri earll distancing, butevertheless, they are there running and doing business. st. peter'ss basilica e other snequie, but it has reopeo the public. sure, many f the route into the basilica. it is really thrilng for many italians, encouraging to see ss being held for the first time in two months. again, quieter scenes, but these are right steps in the right direction -- small steps in the right direction. as more and more countries these their lockdown restrictions, what to do about public transport is becoming a central issued to av

and he gave the cannes in the south bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>from the south bay to the north bay now run about a high school is one of the first bay area schools to announce in person graduation plans for the class of 2020. kron four's jason dumas has the story. >>many assumed that high school graduations across campuses in the bay area were all but canceled but novato high school announced that they plan to make there's happen by any means necessary we feel it's very important to celebrate and recognize our students and they've done an incredible job during remote learning. >>at home with google classroom and. zoom so it it would be really nice to be able to celebrate their accomplishments. the graduation will take place at about oh high school at the football slash lacrosse stadium on friday august 7th. >>the ceremony will be from 5 to 6. they're also be a senior breakfast on thursday august 6 from 9 to 11 were assembling a graduation committee throughout our district made up of middle school elementary and high school administrators teache

sophie shevardnadze has been speaking to renowned german film director vernon hertzog the cannes film festival laureates been reflecting on where humanity stands these days decades after defeating fascism the full interview is here in just about 2 hours time. of course it's 75 years now and advancing and but we live as an echo of past everyone in my generation old napier's we knew there was something not right in the bill not b. and b. took a look at what it wanted him into and it is obviously the out debate it was clear to us fascism is something that is not going to have as long as we lived if we have something like fascists take the lead in the holocaust coming out i mean take arms i will defend them or try to defend you see to a very clearly today. it is not so much when history is factually happening it's a lonesome narrative and we have to be very very careful in what should have been looking at the media what other media doing it says some sort of almost collective brainwashing going on or not i find it. very alarming and alarming mistake of the west the demonization of russia

latest some short historical budget of a lady on fire, but try the electrifying girlhood, electrifying cannesjects of paris and simmering with potential. a desire to break out and do something with her life when cleaning is what she is told is her only option. but her coming—of—age ending marks marion's and —— ending of girlhood. lipstick under my bercow is a film written and directed in hindi by indian filmmaker alan kreet as sheriff star mark, and at first it was banned in india for being too lady oriented. certainly the film is about the emotions are four different women and their desires of freedom and personal lives and dissatisfaction with a society they feel is constricting them. it that explores the lives of a notre—dame teenage rabble who has two brokers in her pa re nts' factory. rabble who has two brokers in her parents' factory. a white used as a baby machine and a woman who longs for excitement and travel. it's a tragi—comedy deftly put together that exposes double standards for men and women, as well as critiquing what makes a good woman. this languid period piece is set in 1902

also join the conversation on twitter handle is at a change that story you can miss me directly at cannes al from it comes at i'll of the whole take care of myself. water scarcity has become a major global issue the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down turning an essential natural resource into a commodity traded for profit just because it's life doesn't mean it cannot be priced what about the guy that can afford it and guys tell these water in a new 2 part series al-jazeera examines the social financial and environmental impact of water privatized nation loads of water coming soon. is the list of indicators to health or associate to. a list apartment it has the potential to be biased in a number of different ways there are too many opportunities for the computer to do who's just in those offices who commit those data entry is wrong to be saying that your son the tonight is wrong to. kill becoming a suspect before the actual crime and in-depth examination into preventative policing pre-crime on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian for the good in t

is the showers increasing that coast of queensland pushing into cape openings and cheese day 28 in cannes of the chance of a few showers so quite plastered across tasmania some rain in the 4 calls for you as well but all the while is fine and dry in perth with a high on cheese day of 24. rewind continues here bringing people back to life i'm sorry we can't tell you from the best of al-jazeera document. it's in the liver i was told that the no i like any other student rewind continues quick shake my neighborhood is like screaming kids are so closed we want to leave. my ultimate goal would be to do something very big for the police in your case to rewind on al-jazeera. relief. or. how to get you what you are there a reminder about top stories this hour and libya's un recognized government is promising to retaliate tough to force its goal to the warlords and for have to attack the capitals only function the airports at least 3 civilians were killed in nearby residential area. hundreds of protesters are marching through hong kong's shopping malls receiving months of anti beijing demonstration

the man he had devised could be to get and when you walk through the woods here in cannes are signs of the battle at every turn when in all the open spaces however the former battlefield has been completely cleared for comic of vision other words we always see half of the battlefield this is and we can see that here we are. trying this of i'm not. we're standing in what appears to be a completely level green field with nothing to indicate that we're on a former battlefield. but in fact we're in the middle of a highly fortified section of the german 2nd line of defense with. many local people have kept the memory of the battle alive in addition to the german dead thousands of americans who have been sent to europe to end the nazi terror perished here although this is by no means clear everywhere. the most dangerous time it's a march to take the memorial stones for american or german soldiers for example and the way they are treated on equal terms is actually quite questionable. why is it. it ought to be made clear that the americans were fighting for something very different than the ge

what actually mr speaker i mean he's quite right of course to look at the crisis in cannes and t's actually right to say that there is an epidemic going on in care homes which is something i've been bitterly regret what we've been working very hard for weeks to get it done and a huge amount of effort has been go into by literally tens of thousands of people to get the right p.p. to care homes to encourage workers in care homes understand what is what is needed and i can tell him actually that he's he's not right in what he just said about the state of the epidemic. as he looked at the figures in the last few days to be a probable improvement and we must hope that that continues and we really should be done continue to stop mr speaker i'm grateful for that i was using the slide to government put up but it's press conference last night which shows sadly that an irish accent was a lag to the 24th of april because of the reporting position but that subtly to us in care homes have been rising every time they've been reported by the awareness and i have heard before from the 1st secretary that nu

town my man was 64 and 215 go see his bust in cannes i think his bus weighs more than 215 but the guy his leg a truck he never over celebrated remember clist cliff harris at religious rel on the head the super bowl when he missed a kick lambert went over and splattered whom he said nobody intimidates us we are the incentives so you have that pittsburgh mindset but then for a young boy in butler 6 years old to find it in your diabetic one. boy you talk about getting handed a that's something to work through my friend tell me how it's guided your life. 2 things 1st of all to start i just want to say this with jack limber that moment the final moment in my life is the there's memory i had that picture right and from the super bowl when he came back and was here so i believe that tap drill on the head right and all of a sudden lumber for absinthe throws him on the ground tells him get it he was ready to take on that team look i get chills thinking about it this is how i want to. look at it's i'm going to kill you that's up and down you're right it changed that the final moment in my life

issues with air quality with the circulated if through the engines, that there is an issue with the canne, any oil leaks, that be pumped into the cabin. there are issues with air quality on planes, but in terms of the circulated air on the plane, that is not what people think it is and the concern that people think it is. what is concerning as what we have learned about the virus, how it can stay suspended in the air for a period. that is more of a concern anywhere. enclosedially in an space like on an airplane, as opposed to on a running trail where there would be some wind and the ability to move the air around. in this case it will stay stagnant. host: some airlines are requiring face masks, do you think the faa should mandate that? guest: they should absolutely mandate face masks for passengers. we need to have one level of safety and we need to be very clear. the faa has that authority to do that. host: let's hear from samuel in maryland. hi. caller: hello, good morning. host: good morning. caller: how are you? and i live inuel maryland. and i'm calling, if you give me a minute -- in

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: a global film festival," and we're partnering with many, many film festivals around the world-- cannesir. >> wherever. most of the great film festivals are joining in, and it's going to be very special. >> stephen: now, a lot of people are sitting home and, like, binging tv shows or watching classic movies, catching up on the things they haven't seen, or watching their comfort food movies. who is your comfort food movie, bob? what do you watch? >> you know, i don't really watch movies now, and i have to, and i'm trying to read these scripts. it's been hard for me. it's-- it's it's just-- interesting-- when my kids are with me, you know, that's-- it's not easy then. but when i'm not with them, th they... i just watch the news. >> stephen: oh! i'm so sorry. >> i like to get upset. and ( laughter ) i say, "what's new today? what new drama? what form of abuse are we as americans experiencing with this administration?" >> stephen: uh-huh... uh-huh. >> and it never fails to come up with something. >> stephen: yeah, yeah, yeah. give yourself a break. >> i'm trying to do that. >> stephen: give

the live 8 concerts and that asked for the shots of us theni political time i was not there in the cannes film a lot of beer. or better not going to look the 2 in the brother of the we have a journey but. i hope you are home and never lost in the boma show tonight though on the other fitted with a bit of the in the persian of cell phones did it all how. can this early on the show my heart that we had to have him hurt or a keep him hot or can i was just a surfer who is more of the him in africa or in the shuffle if you think about. the look was a woman walked out of in the last movie and look at him to hear there's a joins up and certainly the risk. in the limited after i work with the icicle moloch i'm a pretty michael donovan one of those it's really hard. to not do as an advocate about. birds for the child in the car model come up when they have to be given the choice of the side. while i was born in new york and i'm a jewish american star both from the side of being jewish and from the side of being american i'm connected to the situation and the conflict here. and so when i turned 20

mark will cannes is a historian, writer and museum professional. he is the current curator of maritime history at the caliber marine museum. he has also been a director and curator above the cape cod maritime museum, and has worked for the smithsonian and seaport. mr. will cannes is a published author of books and articles related to maritime in aviation's history. he has a masters degree in history from harvard university and is currently working on several books relating to world war i aviation. he is adjunct faculty in the history department at st. mary's college of maryland. mr. will cans is also serving as producer of aerial effects for the lafayette as betrayal, a documentary film. marks new rope book, errol neurosis, pilots of the first world war in the site illogical legacy of combat will be available for october 21st. due to unforeseen complications, we do not have copies of the book for signing tonight. however, we do have some book plates already signed that you can pick up on your way out, or the speaker has graciously agreed to persona

orders by saying that all the shops are closed and consumers are not buyi at this moment, so they canne the product which, already made, anthose are already in production. >> reporter: several brands reversed course, she says, after a campaign her group conducted with the washington, d.c.-based workers rights consortium. it launched a site tracking which brands are and are not honoring their earlier purchase commitments. still, bangladesh factory owners spokeswoman rubana huq says they're down more than $3 stuck with nearly llionders and dollars worth of fabric. er>> for all the m rawia are very, very sympathetic to all the retailers who are suffering because without them there would be no business. it's just that we want them to y so kindly realize that there's a different realt here., the reality isthere are lots people who are going to go hungry. >> reporter: we reached out to american companies on that the tracking site onaims went back heir bangladesh commitments, including gap, j.c. penney, and okohl's but have received response.am all the uncertainty and a lockdown, garment fact

>>and he gave the cannes in the south bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>all right now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live of san francisco and the fog is rolling in, but you get little breaks in it and if you look down their bottom left you can see city hall lit up in gold honoring front line workers tonight and look at that you know there's out right is on joining us now from from meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez with a. >>details on the warmer weather on the way home of recent. >>either grande and nicki yeah we're noticing some patches a gray out there in parking the bay area and it certainly had an impact on temperatures right along the san francisco peninsula coastline where downtown san francisco on a kind of that cool sea breeze and stubborn marine layer actually cool down to 61 degrees. everyone else though in the bay area warm temperatures in the 70's and 80's and we are noticing the return of that marine layer, but it is going to be patchy at best are not as widespread or as thick as it typically is this time of year stormtracker 4 tracking

and he gave the cannes in the south bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>it's an assistant fire chief says they are seeing more homeless people coming together in cities or counties, hoping to stay in a hotel this after the city said they would secure more than 8,000 rooms for the homeless. but fell about 5,000 rooms short prom for sale of his sacking has more. >>the initial by the asian art museum. it it was at least 7075% of those folks were from out of town. and very recently from out of town san francisco fire chief janee nicholson says who are homeless encampments are popping up across the city, he says the fire department and its paramedics who frequently in iraq to the homeless recently met new arrivals from out of town what they're telling us is um yeah just came here from lake county i just got out of jail or and hear from a stockton. and i heard i can get x y and z. we've had people walk up to our members and say hey where do i get a tent people also our folks a you know how do i how do i get a hotel room chief nicholson says most common hopes

and he gave the cannes in the south bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news in the north bay novato high school is one of the first in the bay area to announce what they're going to do for graduation in person kron four's jason dumas says the details. >>many assumed that high school graduations across campuses in the bay area were all but canceled but novato high school announced that they plan to make there's happen by any means necessary we feel it's very important to celebrate and recognize our students and they've done an incredible job during remote learning. >>at home with google classroom and. zoom so it it would be really nice to be able to celebrate their accomplishments. the graduation will take place at about oh high school at the football slash lacrosse stadium on friday august 7th. >>the ceremony will be from 5 to 6. they're also be a senior breakfast on thursday august 6 from 9 to 11 were assembling a graduation committee throughout our district made up of middle school elementary and high school administrators teachers and students need to create a plan that. >>encourages social

and he gave the cannes in the south bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news pharmaceutical company pfizer german biotechnology company bio and tack. >>has started human testing in the u.s. for an experimental coronavirus vaccine. do companies made that announcement today, the joint global vaccine development program is called b and t one 62 pfizer's chairman and ceo touted the program speedy progression from preclinical studies to human testing. this is not the only potential covid-19 vaccine program out there. in april scientists at oxford university in the uk started testing a possible vaccine on humans. the national institutes of health also started testing in humans becoming the first to do so in march. >>recently the centers for medicare and medicaid services made changes to its policies to help medicare recipients during the pandemic but some lawmakers worry, those changes will go away at the end of the health crisis our washington correspondent basal john reports. what some people want to see going forward. >>some members of congress one medicare's new access to telehealth to remai

and he gave the cannes in the south bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news tonight, a new survey shows that working from home is actually had a positive effect on productivity at least for many workers. >>you go in partnership with the usa today and linked in question. 2000 professionals ages 18 to 74. 54% say that working from home during the coronavirus pandemic has had a positive effect on the productivity, they like not having a there are fewer distractions from coworkers and you know fewer meetings but that survey also found that about half of the respondents felt lonely working from home. >>time now to turn our attention to the 4 zone forecast as we take a look here just tell beautiful a day it was a diller's park in san francisco's mission today. it looks for the most part like people were taking mayor breeds warning to heart yesterday may recall she threat to bring the hammer close down the park if people didn't do a better job that physical distancing at the park are working from home right for meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez we're going make sure that you're not lonely tonight, we

shortages unsafe conditions in companies ignoring concerns we hear from the father of compassion in cannes the whistle blows claims. india begins repatriating its citizens as many indian students stranded in the u.k. go hungry with universities shot and killed scarce. and also the figures show that people from black a minority ethnic backgrounds are significantly more likely to die from coronavirus even when allowing for social and economic factors into a campaign and later the. government claims it is committed to ensuring the whole of the u.k. lifts the lockdown together with both scotland and wales saying they will take action best suited to their countries it comes as the foreign secretary warns the public that any easing of measures will be incremental and slow ahead of the promises addressed to the nation this coming sunday where he will unveil the country's exit strategy because he joins me now with all the latest so we saw what happened in today's press briefing. well that daily press briefing was fronted up by the foreign secretary dominic drug and despite what we've been hearing

schools at universities and sporting events are expected to restart in cannes zinnia next week as it lifts coronavirus restrictions the president will fully has repeatedly played in the outbreak but opposition politicians accuse the government of covering up a crisis it's almost a month since the last official data was released saying there were $480.00 confirmed cases and 16 deaths welcome what reports. the beaches in dar es salaam and getting busy again. tanzania didn't have strict lockdown measures like some of its neighbors and now it's lifting them the president john mica fully encouraged people to gather and pray in churches and mosques to fight the coronavirus crowds came out for the ied alpharetta celebration on sunday. groener still exists and we need to protect ourselves washing our hands with soap and wearing masks although i haven't worn a mask now but corona exists the government hasn't released much data for the last month and says the numbers of new cases are going down 0 the opposition says the government can't be trusted activists said videos like this one on social

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reopening date has been given caesars palace is preparing for june first will see how it comes to cannes right around the corner. >>yvonne force happen to salute the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congratulate mahlich asked for well, it is a graduating from on high school in belmont she's planning on pursuing a career in nursing and you can let us know about a graduate in your life just by going to kron 4 dot com and finding the salute to tab underneath the news tab. then submit a picture of your graduate let us know the high school that the graduate attended and what's next in store for us and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ when you need it, jack delivers: order on uber eats, postmates and grubhub. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so when you need it, jack delivers: irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. during this public health crisis kron four's been honoring people who are doing some great things in their communities and

almost 2 weeks ago that number surely higher than that in the same week almost 6000 people died in cannes homes alone so the week up to the 24th of april the previous 7 days so up until the 70 very poll the death figure was just over 3000 so that represents an almost double jump in the number the total number of deaths in that week outside of hospitals until the 24th of april just over 7700 that it could deaths in that can harm social caste sensitive people in their own homes and so on. that represents an excess of 11 and a half 1000 deaths in that week up until april 24th compared to the same week in 2019 so the week leading up to april 24th in 2019 so a massive jump representing the impact that could ignite it has had on the death toll in the united kingdom we've also had the daily death figures update today and those represent a higher number than yesterday over $458.00 people having lost their lives over the last 24 hours 366 of them in england $44.00 scotland $26.00 in wales and that total that included means that the u.k.'s total now above $38000.00 again surpassing anywhere else in

canne: richard, thank you -- thank you. india's biggest mortgage lender posts a drop in inrth quarter project -- fourth quarter profits. we will have more, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ india's biggest mortgage lender has posted a 22% drop in fourth-quarter net profit as a dividend income dwindled. let's get more from our reporter in mumbai. earnings,re about the what is it say about the risks ahead for the shadow lender? >> good morning. indeed, this is the largest shadow lender and a crucial mortgage lender in the country. to avoid aeen able large part of the shadow banking ahead in india, but going , there are a lot of risks on its balance sheet, given it has given a large part of its loans, more than 76% to the individuals like you and me who have taken loans from them. mortgages are so far the safest part of the lending business, but given the slowdown and job a key parts would be of their loan book that has been under risk going ahead, given job losses and income. i think that will be a big risk. other risks are how to

now, the cannes film festival was meant to be under way, but the pandemic continues to delay the productionl the future look like for cinema and when will it all resume and how? i'm joined by the film, tv and theatre director and producer gurinder chadha. she's best known for directing films such as bend it like beckham and blinded by the light. she also produced the historical drama tv series beecham house. thank you so much for being with us here on bbc news, great to see you. how hard is it going to be to get back into making movies? talk us through the logistical difficulties of making a film when you've got social distancing rules. if you've got social distancing, how are you ever going to do a shot with two people side by side having an argument, or kissing or whatever? i think the biggest issue is, how do we physically show characters together? there are ways round that where actors can quarantine for two weeks, but you also have to think about the crew. when you're shooting, you have a camera person, but also the focus puller who stands next to the camera person to do the focusing.

beloved entertainers, health care workers, history makers and veterans. 100-year-old philip cannes was a decorated world war ii vet fighting in the pacific including the battle of iwo jima an air force veteran who won several battle stars. >> you know what this is? >> what? >> that's my flight because i was flying. >> reporter: dr. james mahoney was a 62-year-old pulmonologist in brooklyn who died fighting on the front lines, putting off his planned retirement to continue his work. >> everybody loved him and everybody loved to be with him. he was such a giving person that, you know, you almost felt like whatever he had, you had. >> reporter: 5-year-old skylar herbert was the daughter of two detroit first responders. the kindergartner loved stuffed animals, dressing up in her princess dresses and playing with her grandmother's dog. a beloved member of our "gma" family, studio camera operator and musician, tony greer passing away from covid-19. and 35-year-old krist guzman who gave everything she had to help the most vulnerable. >> she seemed to like really treasure her time with her pat

issues with air quality with the circulated if through the engines, that there is an issue with the canneany oil leaks, that be pumped into the cabin. there are issues with air quality on planes, but in terms of the circulated air on the plane, that is not what people think it is and the concern that people think it is. what is concerning as what we have learned about the virus, how it can stay suspended in the air for a period. that is more of a concern anywhere. enclosedially in an space like on an airplane, as opposed to on a running trail where there would be some wind and the ability to move the air around. in this case it will stay stagnant. host: some airlines are requiring face masks, do you think the faa should mandate that? guest: they should absolutely mandate face masks for passengers. we need to have one level of safety and we need to be very clear. the faa has that authority to do that. host: let's hear from samuel in maryland. hi. caller: hello, good morning. host: good morning. caller: how are you? and i live inuel maryland. and i'm calling, if you give me a minute -- in n