a shocking body horror thriller, titane, this year's big winner at the cannes film festival, came to york with its director and star. i told myself, pretend you're doing a little show. this is a weird show, butjust have fun with it. there were many festival films with great performances, a real stand—out, benedict cumberbatch in the power of the dog. and some great documentaries, one using animation to chronicle the plight of an afghan refugee fleeing the taliban 25 years ago. and the other, a portrait of the influential new york rock band formed in the 1960s, the velvet underground. like almost every british schoolchild of my generation, i had the works of william shakespeare thrown at me. but i have to admit, the only play of his that i received with a massive amount ofjoy was macbeth. i think i really understood the drama of it all, and over the years, lines from that play have stayed with me, "vaulting ambition that o'erleaps itself and falls on the other," and of course lady macbeth uttering "out, damn spot." so i was very pleased when i heard that this year the new york film fe

a shocking body horror thriller, titane, this year's big winner at the cannes film festival, came toew york with its director and star. i told myself, pretend you're doing a little show. this is a weird show, butjust have fun with it. there were many festival films with great performances, a real stand—out, benedict cumberbatch in the power of the dog. and some great documentaries, one using animation to chronicle the plight of an afghan refugee fleeing the taliban 25 years ago. and the other, a portrait of the influential new york rock band formed in the 1960s, the velvet underground. like almost every british schoolchild of my generation, i had the works of william shakespeare thrown at me. but i have to admit, the only play of his that i received with a massive amount ofjoy was macbeth. i think i really understood the drama of it all, and over the years, lines from that play have stayed with me, "vaulting ambition that o'erleaps itself and falls but i have to admit, the only play of his that i received with a massive amount ofjoy was macbeth. i think i really understood the drama

christopher cann says it shouldn't be so difficult for church to try to help people.hopes the city will streamline its application process and make it easier for other churches to make their lots available to people who could use them. in palo alto, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> we're following some breaking news. an american airlines flight headed to john wayne airport in orange county was diverted after investigators say a passenger assaulted a flight attendant. that plane landed in denver, where police took that passenger into custody. then the plane continued on to orange county. american says the passenger will not be allowed to fly on that airline again. no word on how that flight attendant is doing this evening. >>> we're back in 60 seconds. still ahead, new revelations about that accidental shooting death involving alec baldwin. tonight we're hearing from the district attorney about who the focus of this investigation. >>> plus -- >> how often do violent criminals go free in san francisco? one lawmaker is trying to force the district attorney to

ii2 french movie titane made a big impact when it was shown at the cannes film festival earlier thisze out of the palme d'or. the film was also shown it to new york film festival but this body horror thriller will not be to everybody�*s taste. the film follows alexia, who as a young girl has a titanium plate inserted into her head in the wake of a car crash. t, her head in the wake of a car crash. ., , u, crash. so through this car crash, alexa _ crash. so through this car crash, alexa comes i crash. so through this car crash, alexa comes out i crash. so through this car| crash, alexa comes out of crash. so through this car. crash, alexa comes out of a piece of metal in her head that is for me also a way to establish a link between her and the car, because in this car crash, you see, you have three people. you have the father, the daughter, alexia, and the car. since she is never going to get the attention and love from her father, going to get the attention and love from herfather, she thinks that she is going to get it from the third person, who lived the same initial trauma, meani

stuff about the film projects they worked on, they ended up opening at the cannes film festival.rd that they made and shows how they reinvented themselves all the way through. it is directed by edgar wright who made baby driver and his new movie is coming out next week. it's got interviews, animation, it's gotjokes, it has slapstick. it's over two hours long and itjust flew by for me. some people think it's for sparks fans only but i think this is the kind of doc, if you didn't love sparks before you would watch this, you would out and want to buy all of their albums. you can pause for breath now. that was very, very, very insightful. you know, try something new. and i should try dune, maybe. anyway, that's it for this week. lots to see, isn't there? thanks to mark. thank you. thanks for watching. bye—bye. the weather front which brought wet weather to scotland and northern ireland in the night will be fragmenting as it continues to journey eastwards across england and wales today, eventually reaching the south—east after dark. elsewhere, sunshine, showers, some may be heavy and

they do the movie in monte carlo, in cannes in france. >> jimmy: wow, you really saw that movie. in, like three of them. >> because i don't know this guy. >> jimmy: describe what he looks like. >> he look white hair -- >> kumail? >> steve martin. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is right, steve martin! kumail wins. >> dicky: salma and kumail are each going home with a bunch of bananas and a panini maker! >> oh, thank you so much. >> jimmy: congratulations, kumail. thank you, yehya. that was "name that famous celebrity." what are you doing? >> take picture together. >> jimmy: all right. we'll be right back with kumail and salma. >> dicky: portions of jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by canva. the free online platform that empowers everyone in the world to design. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. [ "colors" by black puma

he bought two villas near cannes for 1h million euros in 2009, before he was prime minister.y suspicious way. here is how he did it. first, he put his money into a company he had set up in the british virgin islands. that company then lent the money to another company he had set up in the united states, which immediately lent their cash back to yet another company he had set up in monaco. it is the sort of convoluted technique also used by money launderers. the scheme is typically known as a loan—back scheme. but we can call it a textbook scheme. the intention of the people who are using this scheme is to hide their identity. when he was elected to parliament in 2013, mr babis should have declared his offshore property interests, but he didn't. so why all the secrecy? our team caught up with him on the campaign trail. mr babis... next time, if you want to film me, ask me for permission. we did, we asked, sir. no stop when we would like to ask you. why you use an offshore company to buy the villas in france - and why you did not declare them? - mr babis, sir. don't touch me. i

even a sparks fan, working on these film projects, they ended up opening at the cannes film festival.w they reinvented themselves all the way through. it is directed ijy all the way through. it is directed by edgar wright who made baby driver and his new movie is coming out next week. it's got interviews, animation, it's gotjokes, it has slapstick. it's over two hours long and itjust flew by slapstick. it's over two hours long and it just flew by for slapstick. it's over two hours long and itjust flew by for me. some people think it is for sparks fans only but i think this is the kind of documentary if you did not love sparks before he would come out i want to buy all of their albums. you can ause want to buy all of their albums. you can pause for— want to buy all of their albums. you can pause for breath now. that was very, very insightful. and maybe i should try dune. that's it for this week. lots to see, isn't there? thanks to mark, thanks for watching. bye—bye. hello. very good evening to you. it has been a decidedly mixed week of weather. today one of the quieter days we have had

these include the cutting of telephone networks in those areas, banding, the cell of petrol in cannes and other containers, and also banding the use of motorcyclists in the region, which is of course, ah, the preferred means of transportation by these band is because it's easy to maneuver in the forest and other bushes, with motorcycles rather than heavy duty vehicles. they've also announced the shutting down of markets, transportation of animals which of course the bandits. go and rustle and sell to make profit and buy more guns and continue the operations. and as the operations continue, we hear reports of these bandits after their camps have been destroyed by military, bombardments and ground forces the out. they are beginning to move to other states in the north, west and central class of nigeria. so it's still operation going on in northwest nigeria and probably in north central parts of niger l u. s. actually st. anthony blinking in the max comprising under his manual as a per door have vowed to improve cooperation through a major new security agreement. in out that was made dur

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perspective of those left behind, french and english, director mighty job has already won a prize at the cannes film festival. but she says it's still important to show the movie here in walker dougald. i think the big deal for me to share this movie weaver with the audience tonight with the booking ebay again tonight beyond the festival, the and the price. again, the competition. we tend to forget that the most important thing is very deep relationship between a film and the cater. beyond the glitz and glamour on display on the red carpet fest, pack o is about this, watching movies in cinemas, from young, african talents that are yet to be discovered by the film industry. there's more than $200.00 films this year, including white lines. a favorite among the jury is a story of forbidden love, a set in namibia. a country often used by hollywood to portray africa, but never to tell stories of nubians. then there is a production from las soto, a nation that has no cinemas, to watch films in, but has produced an outstanding dark drama that has already won a prize at the sundance film festival for v

have been already noted at the cannes film festival at sundance. there's this movie from a young director from las las soto, a country that doesn't even have a cinema in it, and has produced an excellent movie called this is a funeral. but a resurrection, a story of an old lady trying to ensure that a dam is now being built on its land. these social narratives appealed to an african audience. and there's an audience that is big enough here to attract and to make money for young filmmakers. and that's what this film festival is all about. the realization that they don't need to go abroad to, to make a profit by making a film, there are distributors, there are ways to make money and to make quality african cinema for an african audience. peter, nick, thank you very much. nicholas out there joining us live from one to do still come here. the news i saw you some of hong kong is most local activists on jail, sending shock waves through the pro democracy movement and displaced afghans was still living in camps out a decades of war. se instability and ins

i cann tell yohow exced am i am very excited. i am so happy. amy: we are also joined by alina das, loyal and codirector of the immigrant rights clinic at nyu school of law. you have not been home to haiti in 30 years. talk about your plans now. as so many haitians are being deported back to haiti, you have been able to come home. jean: yes. it is hard work. it hurt my heart to see people getting deported back to a country where there is no government, a country being run by gang members. the united states knows that. they know that haiti does not have a functioning government. everyone is afraid to go back. people cannot eat. people cannot do anything in haiti. it broke my heart just to see the biden government needs to take a second look at the policies. to watch people walk for months just to be here and you still deport them back. it is very heartbroken. they need to take a second look at stop deportations to haiti. you cannot deport people to where there is no government. there is no government in haiti. the country is being run by gang mem

they do the movie in monte carlo, in cannes in france. >> jimmy: wow, you really saw that movie.r movie he's in, like three of them. >> because i don't know this guy. >> jimmy: describe what he looks like. >> he look white hair -- >> jimmy: kumail? >> steve martin. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is right, steve martin! kumail wins. >> dicky: salma and kumail are each going home with a bunch of bananas and a panini maker! >> oh, thank you so much. >> jimmy: congratulations, kumail. thank you, yehya. that was "name that famous celebrity." what are you doing? >> take picture together. >> jimmy: all right. we'll be right back with kumail and salma. when you're driving a lincoln, stress seems to evaporate into thin air. which leaves us to wonder, where does it go? does it get tangled up in knots? or fall victim to gravity? or maybe it winds up somewhere over the bermuda triangle. perhaps you'll come up with your own theory of where the stress goes. behind the wheel of a lincoln is a mighty fine place to start. get ready - our most popular battery is even more powerful. the stronger, last

this, completely publicly available on their website, their annual reports and as you know, chairman cannes and i wrote you a letter yesterday highlighting our serious concerns that the fossil fuel companies were not complying with our requests and obstructing and delaying our investigation. and we gave these organizations multiple opportunities to produce them voluntarily and we requested it in writing in phone calls and reaching out to their offices. in fact, chairman rokana wrote last week and warned them if they did not comply voluntarily that the committee would be forced to consider additional steps to obtain compliance. we we have been true to our word and we've sent-- spent a great deal of time trying to obtain these documents. we were not able to obtain them. they are important, we are now requesting them with a subpoena. i have draft subpoenas here, and willing to share them if you'd like them. >> we strongly-- madam chair, we strongly reiterate the fact that we feel this is an infringement upon their first amendment rights. this is the government, this is the oversight and govern

the current shortage of labor and materials means it is low cannes, close renovate and resell the homesof april to the end of june 2021 zillow purchase more than 3800 homes nationwide. and former trump aide steve bannon may be closer tonight to facing contempt charges. the house committee investigating the january 6 capitol attack could formally begin that process in just a couple of hours. kron four's catherine heenan is here for with us. she has the very latest catherine. yeah. hi, son isaiah. this is a meeting that could begin about 4.30, our time. a house committee expected to. >> approve a criminal contempt report. and if they do that, it will pave the way for the entire house to vote on contempt charges against steve bannon. this is rooted in the fact that committee investigating january 6 once a wide range of white house documents and a badly wants testimony from people like bannon who has been accused of making statements suggesting that he knew ahead of time about extreme events on the day of the capitol attack. bannon's attorney is arguing in part his clipnt doesn't have to li

statement, but a source also tells cnn that general powell was battling multiple myeloma, a type of cannes they're suppresses the body's immune response. powell held a variety of critically important roles in his lifetime of service to the united states -- secretary of state, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and four-star u.s. army general. his leadership in several republican administrations helped shape american foreign policy over the last four decades. at one point, he was considered a potential leading presidential candidate. but his story is also a complicated one marked by his speech before the united nations in 2003 to make the case for the invasion of iraq citing faulty intelligence about weapons of mass destruction. he would later call that decision a blot on his record. cnn's wolf blitzer looks back at the incredible life and career of general powell. >> i will never not be a soldier. >> reporter: colin powell, a soldier turned statesman made history on many fronts, the first african-american and youngest of the joint chiefs of staff and later the first african-american se

. >> at cannes. i mean, come on. >> yeah, the little cat suit underneath. it's really good. >> it's really good. >> all the time. >> we're gonna move on right now to "diana: the musical." it is out now on netflix, ahead of its broadway premiere in november. and star jeanna de waal tells zuri she took her research very seriously. >> jeanna, talk to me a little bit about this process of becoming princess diana. >> we're so lucky to have so much footage of these people. so, really sort of trying to watch and emulating how they move, how they sound. >> ♪ living rather large ♪ ♪ yet feeling rather small ♪ >> jeanna de waal takes on the role of diana, and in addition to studying her on camera, she practiced an exercise system called gyrotonics to get that perfect princess posture. >> like, old-school thing, like go to boarding school and balance a book on your head, like, really about, like, getting that in my muscles so that when you're singing or being emotional or dancing, you hold it. >> ♪ i was crowned in this country ♪ >> for roe hartrampf, who plays prince

frankly, thatuse approval cann comec soon enough. there's recent cause to be optimistic because the trial results for 5 to 11-year-old children released by pfizer early this week appeared to indicate that the vaccine is safe and effective for children. pfizer will reportedly submit and request w emergency use authorization for this vaccine in just a week or two with the request for children under 5 to follow later in this fall. we will be counting the days, but it's important to underscore fda's process to t ensure the safety of the vaccine for our children is essential to building the trust of american families. inrd theot meantime ensuring pe who are eligible get vaccinated is a vital step towards protecting children. yet while 65% of adults 18 and older are fully vaccinated across the country that rate is still too low, and it dips further in some communities. i was in a community in western weekend where only 46% of adults were vaccinated. that's just unacceptable and it leads toun the continuing sprea of the delta variant around

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. > remember, you cann the radio as well, siriusxm channel 108.with your mom yesterday and she chatted about the new baby in the family. >> it's kind of hilarious when you talk to your mom about her own grandchild, but it was lovely we talked about her visiting her newest grandbaby, cora georgia born last week in maine. and the shore where her mom and dad got married, this is their anniversary today. >> oh, wow. >> mom, you're a new grandma. >> exactly daddy and i had a wonderful weekend in maine with our baby. >> my sister barbara's beautiful daughter was born on september 27th my parents' fourth grandchild and my first beloved niece named after her grandfather and great grandfather, cora georgia arrived a bit early. >> the baby who was supposed to be born in new york was born instead in portland, maine and we're thrilled with that darling little baby and i know barbara and craig are too. >> i heard you got to the hospital to hold the baby -- >> i went every day to hold the baby in the hospital we're looking forward for the baby getting out of th

i cann assure you we will look t the merits of it and if it is a thumbs down we will say exactly why. i look forward to hearing about it.e >> and on your comments -- buts, to my knowledge i did not hear a lot of data to make informed decisions and i think it's really important to have data. my understanding there were 66 vets arrested on january 6. is that we are data says? syndergaard data looks at -- so they are a number of indications that there were roughly 56 but yes. >> he's in your testimony although the number of veterans involved in these attacks the percentages have gone up. if you compare that with the cases of violent acts like groups like black lives matter antifa antifascist groups and what is the difference and have those attacks gone up at a higher rate or -- >> what we have deemed is 10% of all domestic terrorist attacks and plots were committed by veterans and this very time -- >> how many attacks were committed by black lives matter or antifa. >> what we found in 2020 for example antifascist environmentalist and others demonstrated 22% of terrorist attacks and plots

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it's also something that general mckenzie put in his and i cann sure you that we look at that whole bagramssue very carefully. >> here's what i t struggle wit, general mckenzie in 1945 we left japan one of our biggest allies. korea the same way. we had 2500 troops. the were stopped in 2015 and we starteds. operation resolute for support. we are going to pay for what we just did. i've got young kids and you've all got kids and grandkids. we are going to be back in there fighting. what are your thoughts about that general mckenzie and what do you think about the future of what we have to do in afghanistan? >> we have levers in afghanistan right now because we have pulled out. s i think we will always reserveom the right to go after isis a knock qaeda targets. we have been very clear on that and that's not going to be easy and will talk about it more in a closed session. as for larger engagements with the taliban that's going to be a hard road and i see a small bash for that. that's a question for diplomats and others to talk about our future relationship with the government as a whole will b

working on these film projects, they ended up opening at the cannes film festival.k it is for sparks fans only, but i think this is the kind of documentary if you did not love sparks before you would come out and want to buy all of their albums. you can pause for breath now. that was very, very insightful. and maybe i should try dune. anyway, that's it for this week. lots to see, isn't there? thanks to mark, thanks for watching. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with nina warhurst and ben thompson. 0ur headlines today: court documents show that alec baldwin was told that a prop gun was safe in the moments before he accidentally killed a crew member on set. get out and get your booster. a fresh push for eligibile people to get theirjabs amid rising concern over the rates of coronavirus. the chancellor promises to spend billions on train, tram, bus and cycle projects outside of london. and projects outside of london. i am here in the village sheldon, and i am here in the village of sheldon, in norfolk, where in the next three hours the three dads will be c

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