love is strange, frankie may address some thorny issues, but the entire movie, which premiered at cannesme up with these crazy scenarios in your head. you think you can manipulate everything, don't you? not once did i believe that these characters were anything other than actors finding themselves in splendid surroundings, stopping every now and then to film an emotional yet weirdly perfunctory scene before going back to enjoying the local beauty. i'm sure they all had a marvellous time, i only wish i could say the same. frankie is in cinemas now. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review. stay safe, and i'll see you next week. you're hired. this address, 5am. don't be late. give it...give it! hello there. we did see quite a lot of warm sunshine on saturday but it was more cloud across northern and western areas. through sunday and bank holiday monday which will see more sunshine around so it will feel warmer. that is away from the north sea coast. high pressure dominates the scene for the next couple of days bringing us this fine and settled weather. but will continue

love is strange, frankie may address some thorny issues, but the entire movie, which premiered at cannescome up with these crazy scenarios in your head. you think you can manipulate everything, don't you? not once did i believe that these characters were anything other than actors finding themselves in splendid surroundings, stopping every now and then to film an emotional yet weirdly perfunctory scene before going back to enjoying the local beauty. i'm sure they all had a marvellous time, i only wish i could say the same. frankie is in cinemas now. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review. stay safe, and i'll see you next week. you're hired. this address, 5am. don't be late. give it...give it! hello. the cold and wet weather we have endured for most of this may, we can put that to one side now. the weather has cheered up. we have high pressure in charge and that's been delivering some lovely may sunshine for a nice change. it's been pretty warm, as well, temperatures have climbed to 23 in liverpool, 22 in aboyne and aberdeenshire in north—east scotland. inverbervie i

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program a full day of breaking news here on this channel let's recap what happened this tuesday in cannes on at least 9 people including 7 children are dead with 21 others injured following a mass shooting at a school in the russian city one suspect has been arrested and is said to be a 19 year old former pupil who according to reports had a pump action shotgun and registered in his name and the russian president vladimir putin has said he will review the country's gun control laws in the wake of this tragedy and here on r.t. international we will continue our breaking news coverage both on air and online for the meantime though in half an hour's time my colleague union neal will believe be here for a continuation of this breaking news thank you for joining us today on r.t. international. the optics cutest most adorable animal some say they hear the. story but i want to go to the nuts. he's got to. seal hunting and global warming of course the population to decline drastically in recent years today the harp seals fate is a worry for scientists. and. it's. been late february it's time to g

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again, if you're not driving in cannes, do so safely. vicki can for now. we'll send it back to you. i'm grant will president biden says that he wants to see 70% of americans get at least one one dose of the covid-19 vaccine by july 4th will be something to celebrate. the president said the new goal as the pace of vaccination slows kron four's, washington correspondent. >> kellie meyer joins us now live tonight with the administration's latest effort to try to get more shots in american arms. kelly. >> good evening. kind of making president biden said out this new goal and he laid out 3 ways he plans to reach it by vaccinating kids increasing access and convincing skeptical americans to get the shot. >> with 2 months until the 4th of july president joe biden stood in the white house state dining room with a new goal to have 70%. >> adult americans. least one shot. 160 million americans fully vaccinated. the president outlined 3 new efforts he says will help make this possible. first getting kids and teens ages 12 to 15 vaccinated. the fda could authorize use of the pfizer vaccine in

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timothy michael room at cannes. lars lane. le monde on. french. please join us in a moment of silence. thank you. i'd now like to introduce. the toy howard. in addition performing word artist. was also a bus driver for 9 years here in the bay area. welcome the toy. >> can you hear me? clear out there. i write. >> we've been thinkin so fast into this everlasting purring. >> circling. we have a generation yet. to no patience yet to know love. well, moneys are being strict lives are being struck. tenacity is needed persistence in a green. it is an impeachment. humility. questions in love dialogue. i need others weather app. that's what says about our desperate need for god. prices. the media to fall of hospitality. the one hole know, know, maybe this is what i reality. >> and so i say again, we're not die and me of humility, but understand humanity. and that love speak. ever be. and this here my condolences to the ones that have lost loved ones in frames made this not be the end of us coming together. but sewn this will be the beginning. hope. thank

south wales easing up into the coastal fringes of queensland just pushing all the way up towards cannes much of us is fine and sunny but notice a few showers just around the way on wednesday and today going on into thursday might just catch a shower or 2 down towards the southeast report very pushing across tasmania southern parts of victoria could see one of 2 showers in the showers will continue around the coastal fringes of queensland at that time going to see showers also making the way towards new zealand not too bad here temperatures generally getting up into the mid to high teens yet again lots of fine and settled by the not quite so fine to settle into japan at present at this area cloud spilling out of eastern china theda some heavy rain into the south of q shusaku parts of kona shui some areas of honshu seeing some very heavy rain and asked seasonal rains will continue suppose the way further east was as we go on through thursday if anything a little heavier that time south korea could also see some wet weather with rain there for the sole. i'm harry davies and they came billy

the program a full time franky news here on this channel let's recap what happened this tuesday in cannes on at least 9 people including 7 children with 21 others injured following a mass shooting at a school.

what's the sis cannes now that there's this, you know, official avenue for the u.s. and congress?significant, john. for over a year we've had basically no congressional investigation and no real investigation at all into the still yet unproven but possible theory that the coronavirus outbreak was linked in some way to an accident or one of the wuhan labs. now, we know that the office of director of national intelligence is studying this. we know the w.h.o. tried to but didn't really investigate this theory. so now with 580,000 u.s. deaths, 3 million worldwide, more people are joining this question for an obvious reason. it's a plausible theory. not that we're saying it came from the lab, but that it kept be ruled out. we need to get to the bottom of it for our national security and public health. >> there seems to have been an abruptness to give this scientific reason attention. what does this tell you? >> it starts with peter and dr. fauci and others. this is including research on viruses. in other words, if the lab were to be implicated -- we're not saying we know. we need to ch

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on the table let's do is much as we can that we can do together then we will whittle down what we cann and then the dems will probably try by reconciliation the only person who really understood that was senator byrd of west virginia and then we do that they will kick some of that we could not do minimum wage in the rescue plan because that didn't meet the rule so do a weekend and then proposal we can reconciliation some of that kicks out and then shrink down but the reconciliation process is therefore reason when republicans used for tax reform we said we don't like the bill but not how dare you. it is therefore reason for let's try to get as much done as we can first bipartisan. credit to shelley and her colleagues on the committee we will get to that on this bill of the safe water drinking act. i'm off to the health committee of the great closer thank you. >> thank you. we have no difference of how we get there. he is absolutely correct if week and pare down of what we have for bipartisanship obviously focusing on infrastructure right now but there are some other aspects of what he

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there anymore there on the shore breezes bringing showers all the way from new south wales up towards canneswith the nothing extraordinary the weather that you would expect to see this time there is a frontal system to come out from the south motion through the bites and hit south australia and then probably victoria the last one that came through drop the temperature in perth 23 the next one's on its way is for you see that line of blue that's moving up during sunday and monday now it's eastern end is not active but of rain maybe if we keep 18 degrees in melbourne and 15 in hobart so that again it's not much deviated from the norm this is a bit different though we've had some pretty wet weather recently in japan there's more to come and that's on sunday and that northerly breeze is still cold enough for some snow wet stuff spring snow on the hard ground of honshu they dry a behind it is dry and most of china is dry but there is additional tranche of rain spring rain developing now and monday the orange representing the heaviest rain will move slowly along the yangtze valley that's what you'

standard of living of people i grew up with, if they have child care, can afford it so 20 million women cann the workforce. it makes no sense to me. but i'm going to have to be able to explain this and i'm going to keep banging at it. i think i'm not being solicitous and not trying to ruin your reputation. i think most of you understand -- whether you agree with me or not, i think you understand what i'm saying. it's fair to say this is about making the average multimillionaire pay just a fair share. it's not going to affect their standard of living a little bit. thank you all very much. >> you've been listening there -- you've been listening to president biden. he really covered the gamut from restaurants to republicans, as we heard, victor. >> yes, he did. >> he said so many int

this is michael at cannes. peralez called him a great friend and they were planning a golf reunion soon and losing his friend mikey has prall has called him. he said that there were no words to describe the heart ache that he and his family are feeling. and we're also learning tonight from the family of 63 year-old lars lane. he was also killed at the vta railyard station here in san jose this morning. his family says that lane was a father and a grandfather. and here is what lanes brother had to say to us about his death just a short time ago. >> what if it's horrible? i mean, this rather mean even though we don't see to the day today month to month. it's still my brothers, my family and they're not saying anything. you know, they're talking about police heroism. i expect and i expect that. i appreciate that. and i honor the police department but not knowing is terrific and they should know you know, there's no reason i can't say, you know, there's i understand it's it's rude to say there's 8 people dead on th

this is the centro camera and not getting a great few but cannes, right.fog rolling by and and i don't know, lawrence, where the cameras on san francisco tonight after a pretty foggy day in san francisco. keep those temperatures much cooler. but now that cold front moving on by helping scour out some of that marine layer likely to see some of the return to the cold front coming through right there as a drive-by start to mix some low cloud deck with some cooler temperatures of moves on through so. >> yeah, we're going to see a little more fog tonight and tomorrow morning. but the winds are going to be the big concern. i think as we head through the weekend as we look toward tomorrow, even notice more of a northerly component to the wind beginning to develop in spots inland, slow parts sonoma county, maybe napa. we'll see some of those winds really start to kick up, especially as we get into the weekend and that's when you start to see these colors really beginning to fill in. these are sustained winds of 24 miles an hour at atlas peak 23 miles an hour in do

the sadbo part is there o give an access to the public that they wouldn't ordinarily have so they cannserving the public that all the media can give them.es >> the mainstream media puts out two types of journalism they put out fanfiction stuff, headlines that they know their left-wing audience wants to read even if they know the stories aren't true they write fanfiction that they know can get some clicks, these journalists write stories to help their allies in one of the white house and many times it's hard to tell the difference, we call this out frequently because there influential new site for young people and where did they get there half of their executive team the dnc, stacey abrams, hillary clinton campaign, it's very hard to tell the media from the dnc, the allies and there in bed together. brian: adam guillette we have to leave it there, thank you so much for your thoughts.or >> thank you for having me. >> just ahead dhs secretary mayorkas slammed overseeing the border is closed our fox cameras tells us a different story as border agents on his retiring early in droves or lack

like this playground for adults at the 2900 cannes film festival has always with new ideas. from britain from the public works in the stars like so on and one often most because i get to sort of design and leave it and then just seeing people's reaction to resistance. launched his design career 10 years ago when he reimagined 2nd hand chairs giving them a multicolored make over much of his work is inspired by stories from his childhood as well as west african fabrics. it's endings is kind of it's based around who i am because a kid over always thought i was living so to license you coaches in the british much more than when i lost both coach both with coaches 100 or so and i think the best way with me was to do it for furniture so take those narratives that i was kind of you know told when i was young and on i love trying to you know reach out of the. yankee dreamt up these crockery designs during the 1st coronavirus lockdown . with colors is that for me some that's been inherited from my mom and dad always when there's no my mom but if you get her it's west of colorful leve

won the best actor award at cannes. maybe thought that was the moment you made it as an actor? to be a teacher. >> really? >> trying to find a way. and not until this i started feeling it. >> if i could be anything, i would be a scaler. >> reporter: ugandan dictator idi amin in the 2006 film "the last king of scotland." >> forest whitaker. >> reporter: seals forest's fate. >> standing up on that stage holding the oscar. a great moment. everyone stops clapping and ub go. just a second. okay. okay. >> quiet a couple of seconds. what was that like to you? >> i wanted to experience it. see what people feel in that moment and not walk past it. so when i can't even feel it thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: whitaker also is an accomplished director with films like "waiting to exhale" stars whitney houston and "hope floats" with sandra bullock. >> you get a chance to hopefully help people rise to the greatness in themselves. that's kinds of cool. >> reporter: in recent years whitaker turned his length and producing prowess to first-time station" and "black panther" g find its voice

9 people most of them students have been killed in a school shooting in the southwestern city of cannes on at least 20 wounded local media reporting one suspect a 19 year old's been arrested witnesses have described hearing explosions such attacks are rare in russia but incidents have been rising and usually involve students who were you know what for he was one explosion or maybe 2 it was strong we jumped up and thought it was a truck and we heard a lot and ran out. u.s. regulators have approved the pfizer biotech corona virus vaccine for use on children as young as 12 years old most covered 1000 back seems worldwide have only been authorized for adults and we've also got the head of the european medicines agency saying that job could be approved for 12 to 15 year olds there is this month china's population growth is getting closer to 01 of the findings from its 10 year census the population did rise by 72000000 over the past decade which brings it up to 1400000000 in 2020. that is an average annual growth rate of just over half a percent back with the news hour and 25 minutes lines in

like this playground for adults at the $2900.00 cannes film festival. as always with new ideas. in the public works. like it is. because i get to sort of design and leave it and then just seeing people's reaction to it just means. his design career 10 years ago when he reimagined 2nd hand chairs giving them a multicolored make over much of his work is inspired by stories from his childhood as well as west african fabrics. sailings is kind of it's based around sort of who i am and i think as a kid of always thought i was living sort to license the coaches in the british much more than when i lost both coaches both as coaches about how to or so and i think the best way with me was to do it for furniture so take those narratives that i was kind of you know told when i was young and on a lot trying to you know retell the. yank i dreamt up these crockery designs during the 1st coronavirus lockdown. with colors is definitely some that's been inherited from my mom and dad always wanted to know my mom but if you get her inspiration of colorful it was a obviously from a month because it'

at cannes. up to the hub of the mountain. and lars kepler lane. >> well, this morning we're also hearing from san jose mayor sam liccardo. he tweeted this morning saying, quote, the last grim toll of yesterday's shooting has extinguished are desperate. hope that perhaps the final shooting victim might survive. now all we can do is what we must that support our families co-workers in pain and assist their journey to healing. >> this morning. those families of the victims are grieving. as we know, wanting answers waiting for the investigation to unfold so they can get those answers. factly kron 4. sarah stinson is live. >> at the scene of the shooting this morning with the latest on what we know. good morning, sarah. >> live here at the vta rail facility where investigators are still here on scene. you can see the yellow tape up. they are still investigating with the fbi to figure out what happened here with this morning. the sheriff told us the gunman 57 year-old samuel cassidy was found with 2 semiautomatic handguns with 11 m

ecosystem and how important that is creating relief programs and getting people to the point that they cann to recovery. what are you seeing in a lot of the venues? >> certainly those in your state are a major attraction and tremendous benefit to the economy, and as it relates to the tourism opportunities, you know i think as it relates to where we are today we first and foremost to follow the direction of our health officials and our public policy officials tied to what the health officials are saying. in our opinion, as soon we can get the venues open and make all that is the united states available getting the domestic economy up and running again it was mentioned in the testimonies here that consumer confidence was critical. everything can happen but if we don't gain the confidence of our friends and visitors around that they can come and experience the experiences that they have in the united states, that is a big issue. so we are as optimistic as we haveveat ever been. the vaccinations certainly moved us along that path and we feel like it is going to be sooner or later. there's a tre

cannes is not let me to do is show me to make a sound. all over now. we'll take a break.oming out in the next hour. >> of the kron 00:00am morning news. >> high temperatures. it is going to be a scorcher of a memorial day monday. we've got problems. will tran standing by out of the east bay with a look at dry conditions there. and of course, john keeping an eye temperatures themselves and we also continue to honor the victims of last week's mass shooting. we're going to hear bring you actually the latest details on the investigation and we're going to hear from community members that attended a v >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good morning and thanks for joining us on this memorial day. i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher and you're looking at live pictures from arlington national cemetery. tomb of the unknown soldiers were. you can see the wreath there waiting president biden. we expect him here momentarily to lay the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldiers as presidents to every single year on memoria

south wales easing up into the coastal fringes of queensland just pushing all the way up towards cannesmuch of us is fine and sunny but notice a few showers just around the way on wednesday and today going on into thursday might just catch a shower or 2 down towards the southeast report very pushing across tasmania southern parts of victoria could see one of 2 showers in the showers will continue around the coastal fringes of queensland at that time going to see showers also making the way towards new zealand not too bad temperatures generally getting up into the mid to high teens yet again lots of fine and settled by the not quite so fine to settle into japan at present but this area clouds spinning out of eastern china feed some heavy rain into the south of q.c. itself in parts of conscious of honshu seeing some very heavy rain and last seasonal rains will continue suppose so way further east was as we go on through thursday if anything a little heavier that time south korea could also see some wet weather with rain there for the sole. it calling block jane and cryptocurrency disrupti

people most of them students have been killed in a school shooting this is in the russian city of cannes on at least 20 wounded as well local media reporting one suspect a 19 year old has been arrested. and dozens of bodies have been discovered on the banks of the ganges river in northern india local media reporting they are suspected covert 19 victims but authorities have not confirmed this or indeed how they ended up in the war zone. let us return to the conflict in gaza we are getting some information from an emergency meeting of the arab league it's been chaired by qatar katas foreign ministers call for an effective arab position to stop attacks and violations palestine's representative has demanded urgent action to mobilize an international position to pressure israel let's put some of that to who sums or not who is the palestinian ambassador to the u.k. on skype from london thank you for your time can i just get your thoughts 1st of all on that and the position of the arab league and whether it can well i don't think it has a problem finding the unity but actually getting some conc

one of the friends of san jose city council member raul peralez he's been identified as michael at cannes for all has called him a great friend, great friend childhood friend and they were planning a golfer union and losing his friend my keep raul has said that there are no words to describe the heartache that he and his family are feeling. and we're also learning tonight from the family of 63 year-old lars lane that he also was killed at the vta railyard station here and san jose this morning his family says that lane was a father and a grandfather and his brother had this to say about his death. >> what is the torah. but i mean, it's rather mean even though we don't see to the day today month to month. it's still my brothers, my family and they're not saying anything. you know, they're talking about police heroism. i expect and i expect that. i appreciate that. and i and the police department but not knowing his record and they should know they you know, there's no reason i can't say, you know, there's i understand it's it's rude to say there's 8 people dead on the floor. i mean, if the

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love is strange, frankie may address some thorny issues, but the entire movie, which premiered at cannes beauty. i'm sure they all had a marvellous time. i only wish i could say the same. frankie is in cinemas now. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review. stay safe, and i'll see you next week. you're hired. this address, 5am. don't be late. give it! let's have a look at this week's film review. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with nina warhurst and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: uk music festivals are facing "another lost summer." mps blame the government for not backing an insurance safety net for organisers. this airport is the busiest it has been for a long time, is around 6000 man city fans have been jetting off to portugal, and they have all had to portugal, and they have all had to get pcr tests. but which set of fans will be celebrating on their way home? chelsea are hoping to win the champions league for a second time, while manchester city have been trying for a decade to lift the one trophy that's so far eluded them. good morning. finally, we got t