before point 5000000000 africans that's about a 3rd of the entire global population so we're here in cannes or the most populous state in the most populous country in africa to find out how exactly that future we look for africa is my i want to begin with you should we trust these numbers are they accurate and where do they even come from. because when you look at the investment like you are putting into. i think you have. to. it's something i have thought about because. the numbers might not be extremely precise but we know that africans are going to increase and i want to come to sign up because you're an advocate for children and adolescents and specifically against child marriage and i want to find out from you why do you think africa. ns are increasing in population where the rest of the world the trend seems like that decreasing with because there are some months. like population is booming and is increasing day by day and we are not doing anything about it in main judea precisely do not and increase our. brains given by then a very young age and a booming of the population this is ca

directed byjean—pierre and luc dardenne, the belgian brothers whose realist dramas are beloved by the cannes by gifted young actor idir ben addi — ahmed is a muslim 13—year—old who frustrates his mother by refusing to shake his teacher's hand. radicalised by a local iman, ahmed believes his tutor is an infidel, and events take a dramatic turn. ahmed ends up injuvenile detention.

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. is in line with their culture and believe will accept and those that see it as negative will reject it won't we were able to do one thing that it's empower and create awareness and 1000 against hate them education because this side people that i give in but so if you give them a line 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 not for you to type of the number of children that you're 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 once and that is my take so information for you is what would they mum 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 here in cannes oh i'm edith kimani than

dolan‘s 2016 film it's only the end of the world split critical opinion at the cannes film festival.ber being at the press screening and hearing both cheers and boos at the end of it. i'm generally quite open to dolan‘s leisurely character driven dramas that explore the dynamics of a group of self absorbed individuals, and matthias & maxime is another one of these. it stars dolan himself as maxime who is part of a close—knit gang of male friends including matthias who is ably played by gabriel d'almeida freitas. the pair agree to appear in a student film, little knowing that they'll be required to kiss on camera. we'll not let in on all the details of what happens that day, but it's clear the shoot has had a profound effect on them both. the score hints at a foreboding thriller, but this is really a portrait of two friends silently, separately experiencing a sexual crisis. expressive performances go along and there's humour in everything from matthias‘s pedantry to the pretentious film student who throws american colloquialisms into her canadian french. british actor harris dickinson

directed byjean—pierre and luc dardenne, the belgian brothers whose realist dramas are beloved by the canneslast year. played by gifted young actor idir ben addi — ahmed is a muslim 13—year—old who frustrates his mother by refusing to shake his teacher's hand. radicalised by a local iman, ahmed believes his tutor is an infidel, and events take a dramatic turn. ahmed ends up injuvenile detention. he claims to be repentant, but is that really the case? it's a thought—provoking premise. and there are revealing scenes and charming scenes too at the farm where ahmed is assigned to work. but there are a frustrating chunks missing from the plot, and the ending feels simplistic and abrupt. so this isn't up there with dardenne classics like the kid with a bike. ahmed! young ahmed is on—demand now. yeah, i thought we should get a drink. i'm not drinking. i know. 0k. i thought, i thought you could watch me drink. oh, that's sounds so fun. yeah. you know, you can have a virgin tequila and soda. a soda water? that's a... yeah, take the tequila away, that's a soda water. yeah. do you want to have a soda w

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nic a strong signal coming from brussels today in the direction of where you are minutes cannes there been reaction to the news coming from the european new. britain just an hour ago the square in front of the house of government there were hundreds of thousands of people coming out to demonstrate as if for work something to come every day like the last 10 days since that's it's election people have very different taken that mr russell has not recognized this election results in terms of the sites where i think. as well because this is not something new for the sake of sections of common ground without much change and of often. withdrawal without the chip to do much richer. i think it's more about the symbol of solidarity with the demonstrators here a sign for them that europe is watching and is paying attention to what's going on here how much you're actually intrinsically in practice be able to make your task in easier is very questionable security services here still largely on the side of the president and his regime russia similarly so unclear for now where these protests go and

seen how countries have been destroyed with people fleeing and both to europe and even in my grand cannes i believe who must not choose this path this is really a color revolution. you our president has created conditions which allow us to think about. families about the future they can make plans i don't want anything to change must we have peace everything is clean and great it is just want to destroy us do we need. the support fool the incumbent president lukashenko has been growing here still i have to say not as large as looks not as large as the opposition protests but this could be a case of the silent majority because again who has won the election a highly controversial case but still. this similar action has taken place in other cities like in capital minsk and all across the country again people in the thousands there have been cases one anti government people sort of tried to crash their rallies it to crash the program rallies and tackled the pro-government protest as. has but again i have been already consecutive days of protests. and they're not it doesn't look like they are

is the biggest thing right now obviously mainly just because of border closures you know here in cannes i can only go to certain destinations u.s. citizens can only go to certain areas but if you can stay domestic there's definitely an opportunity trouble and the interesting thing is a lot of these countries around the world they've got their best laid out as ali was trying to open out later this month they've already had a delay are through the caribbean and early so i can cope and i had the greek lows of borders so i think a lot of these countries around the world are see what other countries are doing especially in europe and asia and trying to decide what is the best course is that he said maybe that's just you know recalculating maybe focused on 2021 ok some domestic and just hope for the best for now and now but i want to go back to the airline industry now we know that smaller airlines worldwide have been struggling is there any sign that things are getting better for airlines especially in the u.s. where congress that has already given them a bailout. well congress to give a hug

boy have been charged for the huge twitter hack that targeted high profile users they took over the cannesbelonging to former u.s. president barack obama and tesla boss in on musk before tweeting out a fake bitcoin deal the crypto currency scam raised more than $100000.00 in a day tens of thousands of people in russia's far eastern city of cut off protesting against the arrest of a popular governor surrogate for the girl was deposed after being accused of ordering 2 contract killings and an attempted murder 15 years ago his election in 2018 was seen as a vote against the kremlin and president vladimir putin mexico's overtaken the u.k. as the country with the world's 3rd highest coronavirus death toll the health ministry says the tally is more than $46.00 and a half 1000 those are the headlines the news continues here on after rise good buy . a career reporting to the well doing it here one journalist documents life beyond the headlines. that certain stories can change us in the easiest please use to it when you know you need. to change anyone a unique journey into what it means to be human

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so you're going to hearing mohr republican cannes and nominees than in the republican conversation. that's what the democratic convention was about, might be it a big ten people like barack obama, michelle obama. >> ana navarro, scott jennings, thank you both for being here. ana, please give your dog a belly rub for me. >> is she not the best dog? >> quiet. >> she'll have a fit at the door if i leave her outside the door, but if i have her here, she's the most informed dog. >> she is listening intently, no doubt, not making a people. thanks, guys, good to see you. >>> a couple hurricanes could happen in one week. that is the nightmare the gulf coast is facing followed by tropical storm laura. louisiana's governor saying we don't know exactly what to expect. we will take you live to new orleans, next. finish quantum with activeblu technology, cleans without pre-rinsing. switch to finish and skip the rinse to save water. you try to stay ahead of the but scrubbing still takes time. now there's powerwash dish spray it's the faster way to clean as you go just spray, wipe and rinse it cle

if we are producing very heavy amounts of rain up into the northeast of china and trading down to cannes across into north korea it does tend to stay away from south korea the still a chance a few shots and could see some heavy spells into northern sections south korea through friday but really at least a bit of a break that some really across into most of japan but that system which impacts north korea that will head up towards her on friday that is some very heavy rain that could well lead to some localized flooding and very heavy rains as well throughout much of south asia they've been particularly strong through central and northern regions over the last few days we've seen some flooding coming out of the house stays on the city more in the full cost the rains a site particularly heavy in and around the whole region but topper to ash will be seeing some particularly heavy emphasis to downpours over the next couple of days and in fact could be picking up in some areas as much as half a meter of rain but again that rain pushing on west was just on down into go drops and again those rai

them until power they say they respect all americans, did they respect kavanaugh, melania, can you cannaying every single trump voter in america is racist. >> we shouldn't be surprised that this president is a hypocrite we shouldn't be surprised that he's a bigot he's a racist he's a hypocrite those aren't opinions those are facts. people well say not all trump supporters are bigot or racist okay fine you can believe that. jesse: cnn calling 6 million americans racist would make news but that's not outrageous and mispronouncing kamala harris name now that's crime of the industry century now canceling you and kicking you in the head and own voters getting shot up in every single city but they don't mention crime once this week. democrats will tell you anything to get your vote except, when their policies are. what's biden's signature domestic policy initiative, i have no idea and i do this for a living. what's biden's foreign policy doctrine? he doesn't have one after 50 years in washington. donald trump destroyed isis is bringing our troops home and just brokered a mideast peace deal he

the market is always the smartest, the place that can really do just and possibly make -- cann reallyo just really do just and make the decision. yvonne: how do you welcome ipos that have been listed in the u.s. coming back home, while also safeguarding yourself from u.s.?s from the charles: anybody running a market, you just make sure that anybody who wants to participate in the market, you take the barriers down and make sure you are the most sufficiently-run market, you allow everybody to in the endand markets always have to do with political upheavals and political tensions. this is not the time that we are short about. but that also creates opportunities and volatilities, and people actually wanted to trade because in the end, everybody wants us to succeed. because if the market succeeds, everybody else benefits. everybody else will win. but sometimes we just have to keep our eyes open. sometimes the storm comes. to the extent you are able to make any changes to steer away from it, you try. but other times you just have to embrace it. yvonne: president trump said this week -- hon

the little boy's name was cann cannon.eard that story i don't think anywhere on the big three networks. greg, it looks like macy's is pulling out of chicago because of chaos and looting. if you don't have macy's, you don't have a cd. you've got to have macy's. what the heck is going on? >> greg: the murder of cannon. you mention why the media hasn't touched it. i will tell you. the racial makeup of this crime isn't media approved for amplification. if it were reversed it would be another story. now i'm going to get very negative because the statistics tell an ugly story. these are not anecdotal. statistics on shootings and murders it's not sporadic, it's everywhere. the worst is yet to come especially regarding the george floyd case. the only hope we have right now is to slow walk the trial against the accused cop 22023 so people forget the spectacle. he in all likelihood is going to be found not guilty because they overcharged him like crazy. when all of those facts that they media ignored that will get before the jury, t

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. >> reporter: far cannes is used to save thousands of lives in the bay area. one woman carries it with her and said she helps dozens of other users. >> so many of my friends have no access to this stuff across the country, which makes their use, you know, 100 times more dangerous. >> reporter: san francisco police carry it do. so far this year, police have reversed more overdoses with narcan than any previous year. in just the tenderloin neighborhood, police have reversed almost 100 overdoses so far in 2020. the shelter-in-place order has disrupted the fentanyl supply chain, so users are going to different dealers, who may have more powerful drugs. and others may be using because of the stresses with the pandemic. >> people are coming into the area, because they know they can get it here. >> reporter: daniel cuomo in the san francisco field office said the drugs took a long journey to get here. they're mostly made in china and mexico. >> you know, there are super labs creating this synthetic fentanyl, and from there, hey, get across the border, spread out thro

asking about moving floyd does plan on pleading >>let's take a look at the newest addition to the cannes is do all to baby giraffe. and it was up and moving around in less than an hour the mom and baby we'll be inside for a few days so they can bond privately the death going to be kept apart for a while until the little one is older stronger and steadier on its feet so cute. >>all right and happening tonight don't forget we've got the annual perseid meteor shower considered the northern hemisphere's most popular meteor shower of the year to be fair it has been going on for weeks now but tonight and into tomorrow morning it's going to peak. so you're going to see my meteors brighter well depends on if we got clouds here when you can see it or oh well that's going to be the question are so yeah, look at any time. >>when you look yeah after dark is that it's been happening this whole time i haven't seen one shooting star anything an and now all right check it out tonight to catch a glimpse, okay. coming up in the next hour joe biden is set to announce his choice for vice president we are st

argue that it could 12 or so we doing everything that we can and fighting fires a graphically at the cannes heather. i hope this isn't a dumb question. but nonetheless in light of the weather forecast for tonight in the next few days how. >>does calfire prepare for possible lightning strikes. >>so we even the cleat you know preposition our resources where we anticipate that they're ing to be lightning stke. now that we already have some of the other 5 on. >>any new fire going to you know it's an extra challenge for us right now so we definitely are hoping for the best night. but we are you know preparing for any new lightning strike that we will be to respond to any new fires by specially with the win. expected to increase overnight. >>i would guess of that could be even more problematic at cause typically you don't fly your aircraft at night because of the dangers of the darkness and the mountain terrain. so that wou crews would have to try to make their way through some pretty a tough country out there so is thasue that you're tonight. >>yeah definitely be fired. you know i started in hav

wonderful thing about the way that we think about the economy, at least i do, is the -- bring in cannes. how you can about the future -- if you think the next three year its well be awful you'll not do any investment which make this future guaranteed to be awful. these socially contingent expectations of the future. there are real -- cases whether the out cheated the crisis basically allowing people to become unemployed is better than the long run when all of the costs the out never covers and you're innovate trying to preserve jobs which covid now destroyed. there will be a redeployment of capitol and labor markets will just and net on knelt the united states is better because it didn't do the -- not the applause able argument. another plausible argument. european economies can control the environment. we don't know how that will play out and anyone who tells you they too is basically selling a book. >> and among citizens, the electorate, one of your opinions is it depped on their aim if the notion of the future is contingent on how old they and are how long the future and is it's unde

executive order, but democrats disagree and says a lot of the this the president wants to do he simply cann do only which executive order. >> woodruff: so amid this impasse over croches relief, there were also new developments today on another major issue, the security of this nov elections. a top u.s. intelligee official william evanina released a statement that details theen intell community's current assessment of potential foreign inteerence. william evanina raised concernch abouna, russia and iran. on chinese influence he says intelligence agencies assess that china prefers president trump as bei sjis as unpredictable does not win reelection, and that russia is usg a range of measures t primarily denigrate formersi vice pnt biden. in a follow-up statement, the two leaders of the senate intelligence committee, republican marco rubio an democrat mark warner, say the encourage political leaders on all sides to refrain from weaponizing plilt political matters for gain. a lot to swaatllow. o we see in the statement from intelligence community that already adds to what we knew about possibil

they see himily, they know him, they know his plans, they know his strategies, and i think people cann wait for a joe biden presidency. >> woodruff: just a couple of other things. back to the presidential selection, you told a reporter today that you're getting close -- your husband is getting close. how involved are youn this decision? >> it's a marriage and he, you know, bounces things of of me, i bounce things off of him. of course, we talk about it, ans eecision. when joe was in white house with barack obama, they had a true friendship. i would say, you know, ieven developed into a love for one another, and our familiesre very close, and i think joe is going to be looking forhe woman who shares the same values that he shares, and i think that's what he had with barack obama, and that's what he's looking for. we assume he shares values with all the women who made the cutto or are dowhe final short list. but give us a sense of eci qualities that you and he are looking for. >> well, i think that it's really important that trust is important to us and, i guess, experience, wisdom, the

in history, and she will enthusiastically help him achieve that end.to they both believe that they cann tax, spend, and regulate america into prosperity. they both believe vetting people at the border is racist. i happen to think it's prudent. they both believe that abortion is morally acceptable. they both believe in what i call the "i deserve, you owe me" mentality. their vision of america is in america of safety nets where no one has to take responsibility, where it's always somebody else's fault, where every child gets a trophy. they believe that government is the only thing they can make america great. i don't. i think america is great because of ordinary people doing extraordinary things. but that's what i think the biden-harris administration, if there is one, will stand for.'s >> sean: senator, i could talk to you all night. there is somebody who has a higher position with you was going to join us right now and i guess if we have to give way, nobody better than the president. senator, thank you as always for being with us. joining us now live. he's in the white house as we speak

it was going to have a worldwide premiere at the cannes film festival. last month and is one of the few big movies this summer. it will be screened at the westwind drive-in in san jose. >>> the postal service and boiled a new postage stamp featuring the great artwork of a celebrated san francisco japanese american artist. the new stamps feature images by ruth a salwa. abstract wire sculpture designs. she died in 2013 at the age of 87. she lived most of her life in some sicko. grip and a farm in southern california and began her art career as a child. her art has been featured in museums all over the world and now featured aunt on 20 different postage stamps. >>> people unaware watching tour of the course of orange, got a unexpected show. hundreds of dolphins raced alongside their boat which proved to be a real crowdpleaser for those on board. this video was taken off the coast of dana point. dolphins are jumping in and out of the ocean water. this is often called a dolphin stampede. >>> triple digit temperaturesst flex alert millions of californians bein

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various directions just to the nature of that that whether >>so what are they doing down here to cannes battle of that they've got satellite and radar that they're using up there along with teams on the ground trying to get as much done around the clock before the weather changes and potentially starts more fires in the area they've also closed local beaches as well as state parks as well because they're really just trying to get the message of people staying out of the area for now reporting out here in santa cruz county reyna harvey. kron 4 news. >>thanks a lot of now let's go to the north bay which is home to the deadliest fires burning so far linick's you could tell and you complex fires. those are burning where kron four's dan kerman is in sonoma county and he has the update for us there dan. >>good morning are aware here on mill creek road as you can see firefighters are stage behind me getting ready for another day of work we can show you some video of yesterday with a lot of a water drops the some of the air attack had to be the put on standby yesterday due to the low cloud laye

statehood buwe cann afford two more liberal senators in the senate. they are thinking about supreme court how important it is that tholsenate is cond largely by republicans has been more quite some time. that is a critic, democrs got of the dnc they didn't talk enough out supreme court. that is mitch mcconnell saying this isn't ju about donald trump about senate and ultimately about supreme court. >> woodruff: for sure. those are such important backdrops in this election no matter which candidate. white house and band wherein the eou see yamiche a big vid screen showing the programming at the convention. right now we want to turn back to some of our important analysts who we want hear from a little more from tonight. mark shields, i'm going to star. with you it seems to me this is a campaign, convention where they are going out of the way to draw sharp lines and draw stark differences between the position of donald trump and the position of joe biden. >> i think that's right, judy. whether it comports with the truth ort, that is secondary that shouldn

have put forward, relative to some of the other candidates, relative to a more vehiclxing susan rice cann dad candidacy, she is more moderate. in the democrat party, she is considered moderate. stuart: okay. if she's considered moderate and that's a plus for the market, why else, what other reason do we have for a 300 point rally for the dow, again, close to 28,000? >> the markets had been moving higher. they have been moving higher on the prospect of stimulus even though we haven't gotten a package, even though congress may recess. we know we are going to get the stimulus package between $1 trillion and $3 trillion. we know that's coming. markets know that. they already baked that in. that's a positive. the prospect of a potential vaccine whether out of russia or coming somewhere else is out there and the market hopes that is going to come sooner rather than later. see there's no reason for stocks to back off. yesterday seemed a little odd to me, the selloff in the late afternoon. we are seeing that made up this morning in the futures and i don't see any reason, any major hurdles in the

attract customers as you just saw one tracy casino is doing just that making it the first casino in cannes operate outdoors kristi gross has the details. >>this takes your high it stirs casino in tracy in the business is going all in we went to our reserves rather quickly because the incoming fixed expenses, it's hard to survive ceo a manual mecca leno says stars casino is now the first her dream in the state allowed to reopen with outdoor game for us to have an opportunity. >>and provide them with a point and a check of the same time. one of viable bases. it's a big opportunity for us to green felt tables are now on the covered back patio. >>gamblers braved the heat for a chance at a winning hand that leno says it means a lot to him and his employees to be back at work. i employees, especially after since the 605 and ended just last month. we'll find it hard to survive so instead of folding maglio chose to do the best he could with the hand he's been dealt, he worked with state and county health officials to implement strict safety before you even enter premises, you're required to go to

directed byjean—pierre and luc dardenne, the belgian brothers whose realist dramas are beloved by the cannesir ben addi — ahmed is a muslim 13—year—old who frustrates his mother by refusing to shake his teacher's hand. radicalised by a local iman, ahmed believes his tutor is an infidel, and events take a dramatic turn. ahmed ends up injuvenile detention. he claims to be repentant, but is that really the case? it's a thought—provoking premise. and there are revealing scenes and charming scenes too at the farm where ahmed is assigned to work. but there are a frustrating chunks missing from the plot, and the ending feels simplistic and abrupt. so this isn't up there with dardenne classics like the kid with a bike. ahmed! young ahmed is on—demand now. yeah, i thought we should get a drink. i'm not drinking. i know. 0k. i thought, i thought you could watch me drink. oh, that's sounds so fun. yeah. you know, you can have a virgin tequila and soda. a soda water? that's a... yeah, take the tequila away, that's a soda water. yeah. do you want to have a soda water and watch me drink? back to hollywood

i don't see the care of the media for people who die from cannes canner, who died from heart attacksme reason, and we know the reason, this pandemic -- do you remember them having charts on tv screens during the swine flu in -- of course you don't because obama was president of the united states. the american people are on to the media, they're on to this election and hopefully there's enough of us left to do the right thing. jedediah: mark, we want to thank you so much for joining us today. people can catch the rest of mark levin's amazing interview with attorney general bill barr tonight on "life, liberty and levin" live at 8 p.m. eastern time, and one of the topics that will be addressed is one we've been talking about on this show a lot which will be the violence erupting in many democrat-run cities around this country and what can and should be done about that. please don't miss that interview and, mark, we appreciate you being here, as always. pete: mark, thank you -- >> thank you very much. pete: maybe a preview of what the green new deal will look like in the future, everyone

dolan's 2016 film it's only the end of the world split critical opinion at the cannes film festival.dolan's leisurely character—driven dramas that is for the dynamics of a group of self absorbed individuals, and matthias & maxime is another one of these. it stars dolan himself as maxime who is part of a close—knit gang of male friends including matthias, who is ably played by gabriel d'almeida freitas. the pair agree to appear in a student film, little knowing that they'll be required to kiss on camera. we're not let in on all the details of what happens that day, but it's clear the shoot has had a profound effect on them both. the score hints at a foreboding thriller, but this is really a portrait of two friends silently, separately experiencing a sexual crisis. expressive performances go along and there's humour in everything ——expressive performances go a long way and there's humour in everything from matthias's pantry to the pretentious film student who throws american colloquialisms into her canadian french. british actor harris dickinson brings ample charm in a supporting role,