rave reviews when it played in cannes, renate renzulli won best actress. nominated for two oscars this weekend. it's described by the director as a coming of age film for grown ups who feel that they still haven't grown up, which i think is a great way of describing it. judy's a young woman who has an aversion to seeing things through. she wonders whether life has already passed her by and is terrified by her approaching 30s. the film revolves around two main relationships. the first one is with an older man who is a comic book artist who she seems to be perfectly matched to, but they are at different times in their life. she then has a flirtation with somebody. she gatecrashes a wedding, and she has a flirtation with somebody with whom she does not cheat, but spends an evening not cheating. here's a clip. i think there's something really magical in this in that sequence and in the look on herface at the end of the whole sequence in which they don't have an affair. but then of course, what happens is she's then sort of haunted by the memory of this kind of

we have the worst person in the world, which is a norwegian film that was a cannes prize winner.ome back to the us. we have ambulance, the new film by michael bay, set in los angeles. and the south korean thriller, escape from mogadishu. the worst person in the world. yes, now you've seen this as well, which i'm excited to know what you think. so directed byjoachim trier, rave reviews when it played in cannes, renate reinsve won best actress. nominated for two oscars this weekend. it's described by the director as a coming of age film for grown—ups who feel that they still haven't grown up, which i think is a great way of describing it. julie's a young woman who has an aversion to seeing things through. she wonders whether life has already passed her by and is terrified by approaching her 30s. the film revolves around two main relationships. the first one is with an older man who is a comic book artist who she seems to be perfectly matched to, but they are at different times in their life. she then has a flirtation with somebody. she gate—crashes a wedding, and she has a flirtati

we have the worst person in the world, which is a norwegian film that was a cannes prize winner.korean thriller, escape from mogadishu. the worst person in the world. yes, now you've seen this as well, which i'm excited to know what you think. so directed byjoachim trier, rave reviews when it played in cannes, renate reinsve won best actress.

we have the worst person in the world, which is a norwegian film that was a cannes prize winner.h korean thriller, escape from mogadishu. the worst person in the world. yes, now you've seen this as well, which i'm excited to know what you think. so, directed byjoachim trier, rave reviews when it played in cannes, renate reinsve won best actress. nominated for two oscars this weekend. it's described by the director as a coming of age film for grown—ups who feel that they still haven't grown up, which i think is a great way of describing it. julie's a young woman who has an aversion to seeing things through. she wonders whether life has already passed her by and is terrified by approaching her 30s. the film revolves around two main relationships. the first one is with an older man who is a comic book artist who she seems to be perfectly matched to, but they are at different times in their life. she then has a flirtation with somebody. she gate—crashes a wedding, and she has a flirtation with somebody with whom she does not cheat, but spends an evening not cheating. here's a clip.

tom riley will be my guest [ cheers and applause and she won best actress at the cannes film festival her amazing movie "the worst person in the world," which i absolutely love. renate reinsve will also be joining me [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that tonight, president biden and senate democrats say they'll move quickly to appoint and confirm a successor to retiring supreme court justice stephen breyer, which they absolutely must, because if republicans had their way, they'd almost certainly keep the seat vacant until they could fill it themselves for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: well, guys, it's not often i get to report good news on this show, but things are finally looking up for democrats because they'll have a chance to choose a new supreme court justice. >> after 27 years on the supreme court, today we learned that justice stephen breyer, who is 83 years old, is retiring justice breyer is one of the three remaining liberal justices in the 6-3 court >> i was proud and grateful to be there at the start of this dist

the cannes film festival announced a ban on russian delegations when the red carpet rolls out again, made in paris, a symbolic boycott. putin's likeness removed and put in storage at this wax museum . ah, the world of classical music has seen one of the biggest shake ups, star conductor, and kremlin ally valeri. garry give was fired this week from the munich philharmonic for failing to condemn putins wor russian soprano on an a trip co was also under pressure to denounce her countries. authoritarian leader instead, she canceled engagements in europe and the u. s. that included a concert at new york's metropolitan opera that met now saying it's severing all ties with putin supporters. ah, tuesday night met, singers performs the ukrainian national anthem in a show of solidarity. ah, what's he? they w news. he's a recap of our top story. this out, the u. n. general assembly has voted overwhelmingly on a resolution delani rush of withdrawal, all of its troops from ukraine and announcing the invasion in the strongest terms. 141 countries voted yes with 35 abstaining. and then the full vot

other news, as i said to the cannes film festival, has chosen to differentiate and will not ban russian filmmakers, but they will no longer accept anyone linked to the russian government. after ukraine called for a boycott of russian movies, many smaller festivals dropped state backed russian films from their programs. which means the crime comedy. no looking back will not be shown at the glasgow film festival. even though it's director kill sokolov, has family ties to ukraine. and has taken a strong stance against the war. we want to use culture as a bridge for exchange. but the question is, with whom am i working there? and can the russian state use it to stop? one should always check this. and if you have the feeling something will be misused and it's better not to touch it, of course so that you feel thousands of russian artists have called for an immediate military withdrawal from ukraine, including popular hip hop artists oxymoron and musical director of the cheque philharmonic simeon bischoff, no easy feat when simply speaking out against pu, tim's regime can have serious consequ

these awakened the worst associations for me. others who said as as her to the cannes film festival has chosen to differentiate and will not ban russian filmmakers. but they will no longer accept any one linked to the russian government. after ukraine called for a boycott of russian movies, many smaller festivals dropped state backed russian films from their programs. which means the crime comedy. no looking back will not be shown at the glasgow film festival, even though it's director kitley. sokolov has family ties to ukraine and has taken a strong stance against the war. we want to use culture as a bridge for exchange. but the question is, with whom am i working there? and can the russian state use it? one should always check this. and if you have the feeling something will be misused and it's better not to touch it, of course, so that you feel thousands of russian artists have called for an immediate military withdrawal from ukraine, including popular hip hop artist oxy milan, and musical director of the cheque philharmonic simeon bischoff no easy feat when simply speaking out again

the cannes film festival announced a ban on russian delegations when the red carpet rolls out again come made in paris, a symbolic boycott, putins likeness removed and put in storage at this wax museum. ah, the world of classical music has seen one of the biggest shake ups, star conductor, and kremlin al i valeri dare give was fired this week from the munich philharmonic for failing to condemn putin's war. russian soprano on a trip co was also under pressure to denounce her country's authoritarian leader. instead, she canceled engagements in europe and the u. s. that included a concert at new york's metropolitan opera, the met now saying it's severing all ties with putin supporters. ah, tuesday night met, singers performs the ukrainian national anthem in a show of solidarity. ah and with that, you're up to date to this hour. don't forget to log on to the w dot com for more coverage of russia's invasion of ukraine. a business special is up next. they've been bids. they tells us about commodities. buyers turning away from brush and wheat, oil, gas, coal, and even gold on another brutal day

was singing on the radio , the audience suggested that even on that day the ostankino tv tower in cannesput into operation for the festival, and the sun was shining in syzran. all this is, of course, extremely interesting. well , let's still go back to the mask, and understand who the capricorn is hiding. meet the hypnotic capricorn just a walking microchip, how i missed everyone, dear friends, continue her viewers. i am synchronized with all network users. i feel you support me, it can't do not please me thank you synchronization is good, the main password from the card is not known, guys. i have a version. just don't dare. now above me. there is another son of the artistic regiment, a stunningly talented, very textured, tall, handsome young man. artyom menkov, the son of alexander marshal, from an early age grew up along with mine in parallel, i watched his successes from an early age. darkness is amazing. yes, everything has a place to be he has the richest nature of musicality. he really does a very good job. i am heard him live. he sang rock in absolutely such a direct voice, as if

it was austria's submission that won the jury prize at the cannes festival where it was also nominatedcause of the law at that point. and the story moves backwards and forwards in time between 1945 and 1969, the moon landings and the change of the law. and we find out that he has spent an awful lot of his time in prison. so, he has been in and out of prison and during that, he has befriended viktor who you saw at the end of the clip. and i thought it was really, really quite profound. it does that thing that some of the best do. it takes a personal situation in a personal story and this historical sweep, it's about legal status of sexuality in the way in which a character's or empathic flicks the changing nature of the world around them. it's also very moving, beautifully shot. and at the centre of it is this electrifying performance which is very vulnerable, very engaging, very, very understated. i think with the drama manages to do as it makes the specific universal. you can watch this and you can find a universal truth and the specifics of the story. in the specifics of the story. i

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premiering at the 2021 cannes film festival and most recently taking home the prestigious baftas awardnguage. now breaking new ground at this year's academy awards. the film nominated for best international feature, best writing, best directing and best picture. becoming the first japanese film ever to be nominated in the night's most coveted category. >> translator: when i was arriving in paris on transit, that's when i received a lot of messages. and then i found out that i was up for four nominations. and i felt that i had landed in a completely different world. >> reporter: at the center of all the buzz, ryusuke hamaguchi, the director of "drive my car." a creative known for transforming simple concepts like love and friendship into the sublime on the silver screen. hamaguchi first bursting into prominence with hits like "happy hour" -- "adesako" 1 and 2. we sat down with him and his interpreter to talk about the historic moment of his latest film. why do you think it took this long for a japanese film to be nominated in this category? >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> translato

. >> to ukraine's capital city of cannes, hundreds of thousands of civilians seeking refuge in neighboring countries. we have the latest from ukraine. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow. few clouds begin to move into our skies. could rain. be fa >> a day of intense violence, bombings and sheer terror across ukraine. russia's invasion is showing no signs of letting up in today. the russians took the southern ukrainian city. of course, i'm at this very minute. russian forces are closing in on the capital city of kiev. russia's nuclear forces there on high alert. now, new reports that the country's >> nuclear submarines set sail for drills in the barents sea. this as russia's mighty military dominate ukraine, a nonstop attack. robert sherman has the latest now from ukraine. >> day 6 in russia's invasion of ukraine begin with a massive blow to ukraine's fight for freedom. as russia stepped up its attack on the country's second largest city park. it. today a russian missile strike targeted a large administrative building and harkins freedom square. the explosion creating a huge fireball causing

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it's a there's a present cannes, but essentially makes everyone feel safer. that's the best way to go after the celebration. the pub will close again until april 3rd when it will remain open 4 days a week. this will give nine-man enough time to hire staff, which he says has been difficult. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> coming up, another obstacle to overcome as a key vote happened today to determine whether the oakland a's moved any closer to getting a new stadium. >> leaders in one bay area county say they can bring their homeless population. that 0 kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us live to expla at can i du with less asthma? with dupixent i can du more— yardwork— teamwork— long walks. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can caus

it's a there's a present cannes, but essentially makes everyone feel safer. i think that's the best way to go after the celebration. the pub will close again until april 3rd when it will remain open 4 days a week. this will give nine-man enough time to hire staff, which he says has been difficult. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> with the height of the pandemic behind us, more people from generation z are moving back to the big bay area. cities. according to real estate listing from rent cafe. those born between 1997 2012 or choose in san francisco as the number one place to move rental applications from gen z rose. 21% over the past year while applications from all other generations decline. san jose also came in 7th place is top place for rentals one revoke or says the lifted covid restrictions are attracting young workers. >> now that companies are opening up and requiring people to come into that. the it's starting to have an impact on our market. i'm not saying that rents have come up to pre-covid some of the higher in the stings are it's a sign that

senator galley has been an amazing at the cannes in sacramento, not just for his constituents, californians over this state. >> we see other candidates that come from, you know, business background have served our and maybe so. we have a lot of opportunities here. and another last-minute decision, bay area, author, environmental activist and former democrat michael shellenberger filed to run as a no party preference candidate. >> so i'm running because i'm absolutely heartbroken by the humanitarian homeless disaster occurring on our streets. but it will be an uphill battle for candidates like shellenberger and dolly going up against the political goliath. that is gavin newsome. the latest campaign finance data shows newsome has 24.8 million dollars in the bank. the latest statewide data shows 46% of registered voters aligned with newsom's democratic party. well, 24% are republicans and 22.9%, no party preference. so what do you say to those who say gavin newsome has a walk in the park ahead of him? we don't know that we're at a turning point until after >> and i truly believe that californi

we have the worst person in the world, which is a norwegian film that was a cannes prize winner.

more strong responses across the atlantic and france, the cannes film festival announced a ban on russian delegations when the red carpet rolls out again, made in paris, a symbolic boycott. putin's likeness removed and put in storage at this wax museum . ah, the world of classical music is seen one of the biggest checkups star conductor and kremlin al i valeri dare give was fired this week from the munich philharmonic for failing to condemn putin's war. russian soprano on a trip co was also under pressure to denounce her country's authoritarian leader. instead, she canceled engagements in europe and the u. s. that included a concert at new york's metropolitan opera, the met now saying it's severing all ties with putin supporters. ah, tuesday night met, singers performs the ukrainian national anthem in a show of solidarity. ah, the water sport has also been effected russian oligarch, roman abramoff, which has confirmed he will sell english premier league club chelsea, abram that she bought the club in 2003 and set off a wave of farm 1000000000 is snapping up, tames as investments he's been

but they all cite campion, who won the 1993 cannes palme d'or and best original screenplay oscarfor the you hear me? ..as the reason they got involved. i was terrified of meeting jane. you know, she was coming with all the respect i have for her iconic work and her presence in cinema, so i didn't know her, and then i met her and just completely fell for her, just adored her, and she opened this portfolio of the kind of look— book of what she'd imagined. the delicacy and the intimacy and the rawness of it was really unexpected. and i thought, this is going to be a magic combination, her lens on this world. i honestly was interested in it to work with jane. . i had been an admirer of hers for so long. i she's just a director i've - always wanted to work with. so, to have that opportunity, i would have played phil, - you know, it's not really... like, that's what i - was drawn to, isjane. the power of the dog was a huge hit with festival audiences wherever it was shown, including here in london, but it only had a very limited cinema release because it's a netflix film aimed, like alfonso c

the cannes film festival announced a ban on russian delegations when the red carpet rolls out again. come may impair as a symbolic boycott. putins likeness removed and put in storage at this wax museum. ah, the world of classical music has seen one of the biggest shake ups, star conductor, and kremlin ally valeri. garry give was fired this week from the munich philharmonic for failing to condemn putin's war russian soprano on a trip co was also under pressure to denounce her country's authoritarian leader. instead she canceled engagements in europe and the u. s. that included a concert at new york's metropolitan opera, the met now saying it's severing all ties with putin supporters. ah, tuesday night met, singers performs the ukrainian national anthem in a show of solidarity. ah ah, with ah, ah. into the conflict with sebastian rushes, president protein has reminded the world of his massive nuclear arsenal by placing it on the higher alert is the nato alliance of incredible deterrent. and how real business specter of a 3rd world war? general sir richard sheriff, former deputy supreme

more strong responses across the atlantic and france, the cannes film festival announced a ban on russian delegations when the red carpet rolls out again, made in paris, a symbolic boycott. putins likeness removed and put in storage at this wax museum. ah, the world of classical music has seen one of the biggest shake ups star conductor, and kremlin al i valeri garrett give was fired this week from the munich philharmonic for failing to condemn putin's war russian soprano on a trip co was also under pressure to denounce her country's authoritarian leader. instead she canceled engagements in europe and the u. s. that included a concert at new york's metropolitan opera, the met now saying it's severing all ties with putin supporters. ah, tuesday night met, singers performs the ukrainian national anthem in a show of solidarity. ah, you're watching database use. his a recap of the current situation in ukraine. russian troops are in the black sea port of cassandra that there are conflicting reports about whether they have complete control of a large cities or also under heavy attack as the war

the cannes film festival is banning official russian delegations earlier several hollywood entertainment companies. pause a release of films in russia. warner brothers sony pictures and the walt disney company all had big releases set to debut internationally in the coming weeks. and russian artists on the pressure to denounce invasion of ukraine or face being sent by cultural institutions in the west to the munich philharmonic orchestra. as fire, it's russian conductor record group to report. ah, valeri, gatekeepers fans call him the greatest conductor alive ah, the russian maestro lead some of the world's most famous orchestra's. and he's a close friend of president vladimir putin. li once said, we are rich with not only tchaikovsky do you remember. if a professional or a colleague told me that i'd agree, i'm pleased that the country is led by a person who knows that as well as off gag years supported rushes annexation of crimea in 2014. yet congress had she called 2 years later, he was criticized for conducting a performance in the insurance of palmera and syria. ah, after russia had

. >> the cannes filmestival h chosen to differentiate and will no ban russian filmmakers but will notept anyone linked to the government. after ukraine called for a boycott of russian movies, any small festivals dropped state backed russian films. the crime comedy no looking back will not be shown at the glasgow film festival even though the director has family ties to you made and has taken a strong stance against the war. >> we want to use culture as a bridge for exchange, but the question is with whom am i working there and can the russian state use it? one should always check this, and if you feel something misused, it is better not to touch it. >> thousands of russian artists have called for a military withdrawal from ukraine, including a pular hip-hop artist a the director of this philharmonic. not speaking out can have consequences. art might be the only way to make sure all voices are heard. nicole: you are watching dw news. a quick recap of the main story we are following. the central ukrainian city that becomes a target of russian aerosols for the first time. emergency servi

white house correspondent couri talk at the cannes pentagon, bu we begin with jonathan hunt, on the ground in the western ukrainian city which is not far from the good morning. >> good morning to you. we are entering day eight of this war now and the land sea and air assault by the russian military appears to be if anything gathering pace. the southern city of kars on ha been the scene of intense fighting and russian forces say they are now in control of that suit strategically important safety. the mayor has confirmed that he met with russian forces when they arrived at the administrative building in that city. he asked them not to kill civilians and to allow ukrainians time to gather the bodies from the streets. the russian assault is also intense in the eastern city in than we are hearing by our fellow correspondent here that the russian warships are sailin across the black sea from the romanian peninsula peninsula towards odessa, that is another strategically very important southern city. if you look at a map, if you think of the russians getting control of them, they would the effecti

. >> i know, i just couldn't believe it when, you know, i saw the film at cannes last may -- well, june i think. and i just thought it was an extraordinarily topical film. who knew what would be happening in ukraine now of course. but even so, i thought that it was really relevant because it is a film about a young girl who is forced to train outside of her native country. you know, she has to go to switzerland to train because of the situation in ukraine in 2013 during the maidan revolution. so it deals with her being isolated and separated from her country, from her friends, from trying to fit in this new environment while her mother who is a journalist is undergoing, you know, terribly intense situations where she is really in danger during the maidan revolution of 2013. so her mother is covering the situation, daily in physical distress. and olga is stuck in switzerland trying to kind of balance out the feelings that she has about her own sporting kind of hopes and dreams and aspirations, but also her own nationality. the clip that has just come up here with her young friend who is

the cannes film festival announced a ban on russian delegations when the red carpet rolls out again, come, may and paris a symbolic boycott. putin's likeness removed and put in storage at this wax museum . ah, the world of classical music has seen one of the biggest shake ups star conductor, and kremlin ally valeri garry give was fired this week from the munich philharmonic for failing to condemn putin's war. russian soprano on a trip co was also under pressure to denounce her country's authoritarian leader. instead, she canceled engagements in europe and the u. s. that included a concert at new york's metropolitan opera, the met now saying it's severing all ties with putin supporters. ah, tuesday night met, singers performs the ukrainian national anthem in a show of solidarity. ah, will it's 5 minutes before the top of the hour. you watch the w news and are continuing life coverage of the russian invasion of ukraine. the united nations general assembly to de adopted a non binding resolution demanding russia immediately stop using force against ukraine, and that it withdraw its milit

it's a there's a present cannes, but essentially makes everyone feel safer.hink that's the best way to go after the celebration. the pub will close again until april 3rd when it will remain open 4 days a week. this will give nine-man enough time to hire staff, which he says has been difficult. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> starbucks says he wants to eliminate single use paper and plastic cups and instead provide reusable ones. the coffee chain is testing a program that lets customers get their drinks in a reusable cup. they borrow from a store location once done. the customer returns to cup starbucks cleans it. then it's reused for other customers. if you're worried about what your child is doing on social media, we have some good news for you. instagrams. new parental controls have arrived in the u.s. for now. teams will have to initiate supervision on the app on their phones. but in june, parents will be able to initiate that supervision. the new tools will allow parents and guardians to see just how much teme their teens spend on instagram and set t

second longest serving republican on the senate judiciary committee passed the first question, that is cannes constitutional in ou government, and would violat the law if you asked thi question in a job interview. lindsey graham, and the rest o the members of the committee have never faced a mor qualified nominee for th united states supreme court. none of the -- 232 year history have been mor qualified to serve on the cour than judge could donahue brown-jackson. a few nominees may have been a qualified as judge jackson, bu absolutely none of them have been more qualified that didn' mean that republicans came t the hearing today with smarter questions, it means they reached for a new lows beginning with lindsey graham' first question which was, what faith are you? never mind the improper use of the verb to be, a person is no a faith or religion, a perso is a member or follower of a religion and that religion can change just ask marco rubio who wen from catholic to mormon to catholic, to evangelical christian, and now is back t catholic, once again so, don't ever ask marco rubio what faith are

versus cann for which the government did not make a recommendation. you said earlier, it was a sickening and egregious crime, which i agree with and the guidelines lean to extreme departures. okay. let's look at what the prosecutors are asking for. i would note this is in the district of columbia where prosecutors are far more liberal than many prosecutors in this country. in every space in which -- united states versus hess, a mandatory of 60 months. you had no discretion. united states versus nickerson, there was a mutual agreement to 120 months. that's what you imposed. in every other case, united states versus chazin, the prosecutor asked for 78 to 97 months. you imposed 28 months. 28 months is a 64% reduction. in united states versus cooper, the prosecutor asked for 72 months. you imposed 60 months. that was a 17% reduction. in united states versus downs, the prosecutor asked for 70 months. you imposed 60. that was a 14% reduction. the united states versus hawkins, the prosecutor asked for 24 months. you imposed three months. that was an 88% redu

but, it kind of looked like cannes is out there in some parts of northern california. i was going to say, i want to want to wake up in a hurry. get some of the like this coming down out of the sky. we have a funnel cloud out there today. >> we're looking at the thunderstorms early on the slo-mo county. then look at this. one of our viewers, judy limbs, which was driving from lail out toward fairfield. so she was looking east. >> and that's where those thunderstorms are coming from. a look at that little comma in the atmosphere didn't sound like it. touch the ground at the data actually made contact with the ground. then it officially becomes a tornado and that's when they get dangerous when they touch the ground. still, that is that kind of weather that we can get at this time of year, especially if we get some instability and we get some of these showers and also that sunshine in the afternoon popping up. here's very latest. when you saw the doppler radar, this is just after we saw this. this was just after 5 o'clock this afternoon. look at that little cell developed

protect our sostitutional rights they believe in coequal branches of government or do they believe they cann legislate from the bench that they believe in the constitution or not? prettyan simple questions, important principles and all we get prepared talking points in many hearings. that's what i felt like we were getting today. senator , thank you . goodod to see you. coming up, new explosive book detailing the tension, the disconnect between joe biden and kamala harris. we've got the most shocking revelations for trump. miranda devinee are next . straight out to and this is round up for this stuff works. the roofof without killing your lawn. this stuff works on dandelions, th. lass clover this stuff works for up to three months. this stuthis stuff wranteed or your money back . lawns and i guess you can call that a lawn months. this stuff s works without killing your lawn. this stuff works without killing your weekend. for the rookie and the season throws this stuff works in knoxville, bronxville, rockville, maryland . this is roundup for lawns. >> this stuff works well. see again in one e

it is a a document that canne never be verified for phony fisa applications approved. christopher steele, the sub source admitting it was all bunk and yet they continue to spy on the president through carter page. i think this is a very valid suit and i'd like to get to the bottom of it. thank you , john. i agreee with you. it's wonderful when you can actually file a suit that is in the most part proven, which is the situation that i find myself in first with mueller which debunked it. you know, or which is ig report and then now durham who has been instrumental as well. you can't make this up. youu literally cannot mak a story like this up. and shawn, you have beenn calling it out from the beginning. you are right and president trump isnn just not going to tae it anymore. if you are going to make up ie lies, if you are going to try t and take him down, he's goingac to fight you back . and that is what this is. this is the beginning of all that . greg, you wrote to number one bestselling books on this topic. you laid out the case better than anybody. i see this lawsuit

versus cann for which the government did not make a recommendation. you said earlier when chairman durbin was trying to pre-empt this line of attack, you said it's a sickening and egregious crime, which i very much agree with. and you said the guidelines lean to extreme departures. let's look at what the prosecutors are asking for. i would know this was in the district of columbia where prosecutors are far more liberal than many of the prosecutors in this country. and in every case in which -- united states versus hess there was i amandatory statutory minimum of 60 months and you imposed 60 months because you had no discretion. in united states versus nickerson there was a mutual agreement of the parties to 120 months and that's what you imposed. in every other case, united states versus chasen, the prosecutor asked for 78 to 97 months. you imposed 28 months. 28 months is a 64% reduction. in united states versus cooper the prosecutor asked for 72 months. you imposed 60 months. that was a 17% reduction. in united states versus downs the prosecutor aske

much a lender will offer in financing a mortgage and that in turn affects the price that a seller cann get. if homes are accurately appraised then the process works like it should but black and hispanic homeowners have consistently faced discrimination in the appraisal process. according to a recent study, homes in majority black neighborhoods are valued 23% lower than homes with similar characteristics in white majority neighborhoods, resulting if in more than $150 billion in lost wealth for black families. because home ownership is the number one way that middle class families build wealth, the disparities in home valuation helper pet wait the racial -- help perpetuate the racial wealth gap. research shows it's due in part to unconscious buysas among you appraisers. it's not surprising that automated valuation models, avms, computer programs that use data to estimate home values have been held up as an alternative. the argument goes that buy taking the human element out of the appraisal process, we can eliminate bias and discrimination which sounds terrific. but the reality of these

the best we've seen in a long time left for cannes. pretty happy.oking like he's ready to haha, thanks, >> well, we now know that major league baseball is back and that is especially welcome news for businesses which rely on the fans filling those baseball parks all across the country. news nation correspondent evan lambert to visit at nationals park in washington and >> tells us the players aren't the only ones excited to get back to work. >> line the left coming up. >> baseball is back after the second longest work stoppage in baseball history. 99 days, the players and owners reaching an agreement, meaning the major league baseball season is set to start april it's music to the ears of businesses surrounding stadiums all over the country. one word they're telling us relief. it's a lot of not only for >> the in the rest of the owners. it's really for my staff making sure they're europe. for people who will be hiring after a pandemic and the economic pain of lockdowns and other restrictions. restaurants like the big stick in washington, dc say they

how cann they how can they cruse a town like this ? >> that's the question i ask.hat gives them the right? and they say, well, you values of transportation hub, we're not we have one bus that runs from san antonio to eagle to del rio and then back to you about the time that bus gets rowdy, it's full. you can buy a ticket out ofic uvalda on a buske. i mean they're releasing in eagle pass, texas right now ,which is sixty three miles from the valley. they're releasing seven hundred people a day into the community. same thing in del rio over 500. a day in their real they're standing on the street corners.n they're in people's yards and that's what we're trying to prevent frome' happening in the but it is a powder keg that's going to blow up in this government has no regard for american citizens. it's almost like theseos immigrants have more rights than we do as american citizensm . it's a powder keg. so a lot of the texans, the americans in your part of the state are spanish speaking. they have relatives in mexico. the white house tells us they love this stuff. what ar

but i will say, for what we cann i -- we call in pennsylvania as a nursing home level care medicaid, the big issue i had was the $7,000 asset mark. and so, with the $7,000 asset mark for a person with very, very high needs, that money is spent very quickly. first, as i mentioned in my testimony, you have to qualify for medicaid, and not everyone is already qualified for medicaid. and then you go on to the next application of waiver. so these dual applications can take two to three months. and as you can imagine, $7,000, when $7,000 a month is going out for high needs, that is not going to last you that aeration. so possibly that limit may be able to be increased to allow people the time needed to get through the process. maybe one way. the other way, maybe integrating. we have talked a lot about that during this meeting. but possibly integrating that process of applying for medicaid and waiver together may make that more efficient. also in my case, this may be local, but it would really be great if government and local government updates their website to make sure they have the corre

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pause work until the city finds a source to fund the $9 million project, the new skate park at the cannesviewing areas sections for a section for beginners, intermediate and advanced skaters. i'll be in the beginner area. well, bart says. ridership has increased since the middle of last month, and bart spokesman jim allison points of the higher price of gas and more people going back to opposites. last thursday was our highest ridership day. since march, 2020 before the shelter in place took place. it was 129,000 people on the weekday, so that is a fraction of where we were before the pandemic. but we are seeing more people returning to bart. we're happy about that. and allison says as riders come back to bargain, they all see changes like bart's new air filtration system and more efforts to keep trains clean. well. one of arts train lines is still suspended until further notice because of electrical issues. the red line runs between richmond and sfo and has been out of services since early last week. a cable that was installed in the 19 seventies, broke earlier this month without the red

but they all cite campion, who won the 1993 cannes palme d'or and best original screenplay oscar for this portfolio of the kind of look— book of what she'd imagined. the delicacy and the intimacy and the rawness of it was really unexpected. and i thought, this is going to be a magic combination, her lens on this world. i honestly was interested in it to work with jane. i i had been an admirer of hers for so long. i she's just a director i've always wanted to work with. _ so, to have that opportunity, i would have played phil, i you know, it's not really... like, that's what i i was drawn to, isjane. the power of the dog was a huge hit with festival audiences wherever it was shown, including here in london, but it only had a very limited cinema release because it's a netflix film aimed, like alfonso cuaron's roma and martin scorsese's the irishman, directly at the oscars. those films didn't win best picture. will this year be any different? netflix have got two contenders this year — the power of the dog, the elena ferrante adaptation, the lost daughter, by maggie gyllenhaal. get up!